I mentioned this about two months ago and got absolutely no responce as i said it is the governments way of intoducing an identity card by the back door.
Which it is of course.
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The main thing I learnt from that article is a new word - ‘banjax’
Good word. I learnt that Rawnsley is another “friend of Israel”. Why list all the ministers that were forced to quit and why, except for one(unrelated reasons)?
Pie is on form today.
“Good slogan for the local elections”
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I think he was describing my northern relatives - several of them actually work in Greggs.
A good vid, but very disappointed he didn’t mention banjaxing.
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That is excellent
It would make a very good advert for the local elections(maybe have to lose the swearing) and timely reminder of the hate and division that the present government rely on.
They really fucked up picking on these people. It can’t be forgotten and i doubt it will. A lot of older people will know someone in this situation and for younger people, it’s their own friends parents and grandparents. That’s going to stick.
Maybe…the only issue with that is that this isnt new news but it’s only just coming to the public eye. Maybe people don’t care? Maybe they’d be glad to get rid of some blacks?
I got to that stage when we voted for Brexit.
The country is broken, and full of cunts.
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Nice summing up of PMQs
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There’s a Tory in trouble on QT tonight. Some prick called Matt Hancock talking utter shit and doing it whilst looking rather shifty with Qs about Windrush.
Just for Cherts 
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lol. Did he miss anything?
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Something that hasn’t been mentioned much in the coverage of the Home Office debacle and Amber Rudd’s handling of the situation is that she’s sitting on a wafer thin majority in Hastings. She currently has a majority of 346 over Labour. I know the election is still some distance away, but I would imagine all this furore will come back to haunt her…
this guy is my hero
So Rudd lies to parliament to protect herself and May, who has already lied to Parliament about her role in this nasty fascist policy. Both have tendered their resignation by now i assume?
But it gets worse when you consider the choice of the word vaken. They do seem to be going out of their way to silence anyone that objects to term nazi, when describing the government of the last 8 years.
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To be honest, 52% of the population probably agree with Windrush, so that probably helps.
Oh, and an ineffective opposition.
Did the tories(+ukip) get that percentage of the vote in any election from 2010? Bit of a push to blame people that didn’t vote for them.
Oh, and an ineffective opposition.
A compliant media is the problem there, as the last election showed. How did it end up like this?