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Ramrod

24-03-2017 10:33

Re: Terrorist Attack Near Parliament, London

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Originally Posted by Damien (Post 35891521)

people that would have otherwise been confined to some log cabin in Idaho are now given a platform to broadcast to the world.

Or suburb of Birmingham or Luton etc....

Maggy

24-03-2017 12:02

Re: Terrorist Attack Near Parliament, London

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Originally Posted by ianch99 (Post 35891494)

As Osem has said, the Muslim Council of Britain have come out strongly in condemning this outrage. There have also been Muslims gathering in Trafalgar square showing support for the families of those killed and injured.

There has also been stories of Muslim groups raising money for victims of the terror attack.

What will be very telling is how much coverage and prominance the right of centre press give these stories. Their responses will give us profound insight to their real agenda .. let's wait and see ..

I am looking at the express, mail and telegraph front pages (on-line) and I see no mention of these stories .. yet ..

:tu:

Gary L

24-03-2017 13:17

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It's ridiculous how this nutter is becoming an international superstar. we are hearing about all the names he's used. what the bed looked like that he may have slept in and even the kitchen that he may have made some cheese on toast in. stop giving these nutters the fame and glory they crave.
otherwise the other one will want to be better than the previous.

1andrew1

24-03-2017 14:28

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Despicable use of this situation to court headlines. The city is resilient and united.

Quote:

Londoners hit back after Katie Hopkins 'insults Britain' by saying people are afraid in wake of terror attack in interview on Fox News.
She told Americans: “People are cowed, people are afraid and people are not united.”
Tory MP James Cleverly, who today paid tribute to his friend PC Keith Palmer who was killed in the attack, hit back, saying: "I'm on a train heading towards Westminster. No one is cowed, afraid or divided. Please stop your stupid attention seeking comments."

http://www.standard.co.uk/news/crime...-a3497151.html

heero_yuy

24-03-2017 15:19

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She doesn't seem to have learnt anything after her recent court case. :rolleyes:

If Londoners weren't cowed by the blitz, some Islamic nutter doesn't stand a chance.

denphone

24-03-2017 15:21

Re: Terrorist Attack Near Parliament, London

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Originally Posted by heero_yuy (Post 35891546)

She doesn't seem to have learnt anything after her recent court case. :rolleyes:

If Londoners weren't cowed by the blitz, some Islamic nutter doesn't stand a chance.

Best to ignore this odious woman IMO as one must not give her the oxygen of publicity..

dilli-theclaw

24-03-2017 15:30

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Originally Posted by denphone (Post 35891547)

Best to ignore this odious woman IMO as one must not give her the oxygen of publicity..

indeed, she'll be at it even more now that she's clearing her debts. Evil object that she is!

Paul	24-03-2017 17:43

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Originally Posted by Gary L (Post 35891501)

Why does everyone post off topic comments when I say something?

Probably because everything you say atm is idiotic, pointless drivel. :rolleyes:

Gary L

24-03-2017 17:49

Re: Terrorist Attack Near Parliament, London

We have an internet sensation. she'll never get no peace now. a star overnight. simply adorable.
Eight-year-old girl sends police thank you letter
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-39379808

I'm kicking myself that I never got my daughter to do it first :(

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Originally Posted by Paul M (Post 35891557)

Probably because everything you say atm is idiotic, pointless drivel. :rolleyes:

Weather's lovely today.

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Hopkins is the UK's biggest idiot.

TheDaddy

24-03-2017 19:56

Re: Terrorist Attack Near Parliament, London

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Originally Posted by pip08456 (Post 35891385)

They don't actually need to use terrorism to establish a muslim Europe, all they need is patience. In a few generations they'll become the majority as they typically have more children. Like it or not it will happen eventually.

Thankfully I'll not be here to see it.

Is that even remotely statistically accurate?

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Originally Posted by Gary L (Post 35891541)

That isn't as silly as you've made it sound

https://www.theguardian.com/media/20...rther-violence

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Originally Posted by Gary L (Post 35891558)

Hopkins is the UK's biggest idiot.

Not quiet, what a complete berk this woman is

https://www.thesun.co.uk/tvandshowbi...il-of-britain/

Ramrod

24-03-2017 20:25

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Originally Posted by TheDaddy (Post 35891583)

Is that even remotely statistically accurate?

afaik, it is.

Hugh	25-03-2017 00:35

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By 2030, Muslims will be 8% - not anywhere near a majority.

http://www.pewresearch.org/fact-tank...ion-in-europe/

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In their study, Westoff and Frejka sift through the available data to estimate the level and trends in childbearing among European Muslims. They show that although Muslim immigrants do have more children than other Europeans, their fertility tends to decline over time, often faster than among non-Muslims.

In Austria, for example, Muslim women had a total fertility rate (an estimate of lifetime births per woman) of 3.1 children per woman in 1981, well above the 1.7 average for the majority Roman Catholic women. By 2001, the rate for Catholics had fallen to 1.3, but the Muslim rate had fallen to 2.3—leaving a difference of just one child per woman between Muslims and non-Muslims.

http://www.prb.org/Publications/Arti...sineurope.aspx

Julian

25-03-2017 00:53

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FOAD hopkins.