@PatrickChristys There was a "SUPPORT THE HUNGER STRIKE" banner on display on the balcony.
I support the right of these fools to starve themselves to death. In fact, I would be willing to pay top dollar for a ringside seat to watch them in their final moments... π
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@menavisualss@RadioGenoa You @menavisualss accused the OP of spreading hate speech and attacking Muslims - every day.
Can you give some examples?
(BTW, reporting facts is NOT 'spreading hate speech', nor is it an 'attack' on Muslims.)
@daveatherton@VeitchAeternis Hmmm. When @patcondell tweeted the other day about 'bearded apes', I wonder if he was referring to people like this Muslim chump?
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@RadioGenoa "Famous Muslim soccer player Mohamed Salah was insulted and threatened by thousands of Muslims for celebrating Christmas."
Hmmm. Is this an 'Islamophobia' crime? Or is 'Islamophobia' only a crime if it is committed by non-Muslims?? π€
I am reminded at this time of the year just how little I care for multiculturalism. We have a culture. A special culture. And it's one that works fine for us Brits.
A culture that respects women, rewards hard work, values discipline. It's polite, fair, good-humoured.
Where personal responsibility matters.
A coherent country only works when it has a shared culture. When all people are generally pulling in the same direction. When there are common expectations, common standards, and common values.
We wait politely, we tidy up after ourselves, we say please and thank you. We say good morning on the dog walk, we hold the door open, we respect the queue order at the bar. We exchange knowing looks with each other when somebody flaunts those same rules...
None of this is written down. None of it is enforced. And yet the British understand it.
Small, everyday threads that make living alongside millions of strangers not just possible, but bearable.
Even pleasant.
A society does not function simply because people live in the same place. In the same town. On the same rock.
It functions because people broadly agree on how to behave, what is acceptable, what is not, and how we treat one another.
Nobody does that better than the British.
No time of the year does our culture better show itself than these few weeks in December.
It shows itself without feeling forced, without fanfare, without a fuss.
What's more British than that?
Largely, that unwritten contract has kept us on the right track. Until recently, until mass immigration.
So, no.
I have no interest in the British changing our way of life to accommodate foreign and backward cultures. I just don't care. They can live how they like, in their own countries.
We have our way of doing things. I like it. The overwhelming majority of the British people like it.
Britain is a special place, with a special culture. We should make no apologies for that. I certainly won't.
Don't apologise, don't appease, don't change.
This is our home, and we're going to carry on.
@MuslimCouncil What is the biggest problem faced by the indigenous peoples of the UK?
Islam.
We made a terrible mistake by importing this vile, intolerant, aggressive, proselytising, divisive, violent, supremacist, hateful & repressive religion.
We need to de-Islamise the UK.
#GetOut
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I'm seeing a lot of posts lately saying "Islam will enter every home." Here is a muslim trying to enter a police station. Let's see how that works out for him. π
Dear Bradford Council,
It isnβt a βmulti cultural treeβ.
Itβs a CHRISTMAS TREE.
Christmas is a Christian holiday, Britain is a Christian nation, and that is a Christmas tree.
You wouldnβt dare do this to Muslims.
So stop trying to erase us.
Sincerely,
Christians everywhere
@HashTayeh πππ
You have to admire the chutzpah!
It's NOT Muslims that are being targetted. Just 2 days ago, 3 Mohammedans were convicted in connection with a terrorist plot targeting Jews in Manchester. These scumbags said that any Christian casualities would have been a 'bonus'.
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