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Old 18-10-2005, 14:43   #90
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Re: Dutch to ban the wearing of the Burka?

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Originally Posted by Escapee
Perhaps you could explain your meaning of "Wannaworks"
I didn't say it.
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... are you talking about people who come to this country with a job already obtained, or ones who arrive here with no job. You will find that people such as the filipinos who have to take conversion courses in their own country before they are allowed to work on the UK health service, are very annoyed about immigrants turning up here and not being expected to follow the procedures like they did.
See above; fair and just system


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"Sexually harassing indigenous women" Yes I have seen it, so has many other people.
So born and bred Brits don't sexually harass each other?
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Just go into a city centre bar like "Life" "Walkabout" "Kiwis" "Lava Lounge" etc in Cardiff
Blooming Australians coming over here, importing their culture and undermining our Great British Way Of Life
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and look at those Kurds who dont wash mauling and groping women.
Don't wash? - no entry restrictions in these establishments then? Go to any town or city centre pub and you'll see drunk, leery, lairy blokes harassing and/or fighting. Hardly exclusive to Kurds is it? Perhaps they're just trying to adopt the Great British Way of Life
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I have had many women come upto me and chat because they are trying to get away from the perverted passport seeking creeps.
Every cloud eh.

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Oh and when the womans boyfriend takes exception and lays one on them its called a racist attack.
Surely you're not advocating or supporting the use of violence which is, of course, illegal and therefore you would be in breach of CF's T&Cs.
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Originally Posted by me283
Yep, that's best... stick with something less up-to-date, that happens to support your views more strongly...
No I'll stick to stats which are presented without a political agenda and are drawn from a survey of the entire nation
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Not really. A motion is proposed, it is voted on, and either passed or not. Hardly complicated.
An extraordinary example of political illiteracy.
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