Axles Nice

To me, a Chinese Zodiac is just a regular inflatable boat. That is just a glimpse into my Chinese mind.

[Axles Nice @AxlesNice]

@BasilTheGreat She won’t learn anything from this. She will still insist that White men are the real problem.

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@notpopbase @KenziesPoolBoy Meanwhile daughter will abandon him as soon as he can no longer do everything for her. Bro is cooked and doesn’t realise yet.

[Great Bawls O' Microplastics @HumamAnamoly]

Normalize calling Indian restaurants the PajEatery.

[Turning Point UK 🇬🇧 @TPointUK]

We received this correspondence from one of Henry Nowak’s friends during the trial.

We didn’t want to be in contempt of court, but feel it is appropriate to release now.

It reads as follows:

“If you use any of this information I’d like to remain anonymous. I just really feel like the whole truth should be heard.

I wasn’t there at the pub where this all started but I know people who were and was told by eye witnesses about what happened.

Henry and the football society were out at a local pub having some drinks. While in the pub the attacker barged into Henry while walking past. Henry said something to him (paraphrasing here but it was something along the lines of “excuse you”) the attacker turned around a confrontation started, the details of this vary but it got quite heated with the attacker mostly escalating the situation. Some of the football society were able to intervene and defuse the situation, but it was heated enough that police were called (I think due to possible threats made by the attacker). The attacker went away and Henry went back to talking with the lads. He was still quite agitated by what had just happened and after a while his friends convinced him to call it a night.

Henry left the pub and started to walk back to his accommodation and went down Saint Denny’s Road, while sending snapchats to his friends. On his way he saw the attacker again (at the intersection between Saint Denny’s and Belmont Road), this time carrying a knife. The rest is the same as what is covered by the news outlets. 

The police were already on their way when the attack happened (I think because they were following up from what happened at the pub and they were trying to find him to find out what had happened and see if he was ok). The police got there and the attacker claimed he had been racially abused etc etc. 

The attacker and his mother both lived further along Saint Denny’s Road (past Belmont but before Thomas Lewis way). There is a video (which most of us have seen at this point) of the mother walking back to their house carrying the knife.

The above is all true, I have neglected the parts that have been covered by the BBC etc as it is the same.

The following is our theory of what happened:
The attacker went away after the initial alteration at the pub, we’re unsure whether he stayed and then followed Henry home (implying that he already had the knife on him) or went back to his house to get the knife and just happened to bump into Henry while walking back to the pub. Either way the attackers mother arrived to the crime scene suspiciously quickly to be able to get the knife before the police arrived. Hence we believe the latter option to be most likely.

My housemate walked past about 15min after this all took place and called me outside, by this point half of the police force had swarmed the area and we weren’t able to make out much. We obviously later found out about what had happened which shocked all of us. By the morning the entire road had been taped off and several police officers stood at the entrance to the road guarding it for just over a day.

The point I wanted to make here is that this wasn’t some freak attack. Henry didn’t just get unlucky and stumble across a random murderer when walking home. There was clear intent from the attacker. What happened was tragic and shouldn’t be forgotten with the passing news cycle, the attacker was an evil human with a lack of morals and should under no circumstances be let off with anything other than the maximum in this trial.

I hope this information can provide useful and I hope more people learn about this, as this shouldn’t be a thing that happens in our country. There should be uproar and there need to be real consequences.”

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@ItsUncleAndy @SCHIZO_FREQ Agreed

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@SCHIZO_FREQ https://t.co/XI2jViJ80i

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The first thing an Indian does when arriving in the UK is to learn all the unwritten rules of our society. Not to fit in - to exploit them as loopholes.

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@rb17460 I get it. You can’t relax if you know you’re being observed. It’s like you’re playing a role of “cheap bento box guy” that you never asked for.

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Soon no one will care what any non thinks about any European institution, and stuff like this only accelerates it

[Rakesh Bhandari @postdiscipline]

I don't think Nathan Cofnas should be fired. He shouldn't have been hired because he violated Ghent University's Code of Ethics. I put aside whether that Code is sound. Europe generally has stronger laws against hate speech than the US does. See Jeremy Waldron, *The Harm in Hate Speech*. He has continued to violate it, but at this point Ghent U. cannot make it clear that it will have terminated him for his violation of the Code since it overlooked violations in the past. To get around the controversy of his hiring, his sponsor Bouke de Vries quite possibly misled Ghent University about what he was hiring Cofnas to do. He did not appoint him to study liberalism.

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@DrewPavlou He doesn’t understand what is going on because he is stupid, it is that simple

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Europeans really did invent everything, thanks Priya!

[Priyamvada Gopal © @PriyamvadaGopal]

"Race" as world category is not science. It was a term invented in 1665 by a French traveller to describe different people he met on his travels across Asia. Later picked up to theorize patterns & correlations.

Cheers! Replies off to limit my daily intake of brilliant insights.

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@Polymarket Oh dear. AI is what you’re supposed to use to replace actual Indians

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@WordMercenary OK lanyard

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@NateB_Panic The entire population is being replaced, the blueprint they intend to replicate in all of Europe

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@TheGhostSleepi1 They change it so they can be offended no matter what. Like “coloured” is offensive now but they forgot to rename the NAACP. Or kept it because they were going back to it later anyway.

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People who get a guaranteed house, fully maintained, and income regardless of company fortunes or macroeconomic conditions are not “vulnerable” in any sense of the word. Only decent working people are.

[Ben Obese-Jecty MP @BenObeseJecty]

Eye-opening to see how Reform plan to allocate social housing by prioritising heterosexual married couples over unmarried parents, single parents or same-sex married couples.

Serious questions here about their potential future treatment of vulnerable single mothers among others.

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@alwaysadblock Wypipo don have no culture, meanwhile their culture is… toast

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@NotFarLeftAtAll Harry is bankrupt thanks to vexatious and frivolous lawsuits and now he comes slithering back and wants to be a prince again after all

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@WordMercenary No, it refers to people who use their work lanyards for imaginary status out of work environments. Like NHS or local council workers wearing their lanyard prominently while in the supermarket or on the street.

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@DPJHodges @JulesAP011 No one in council housing is a net contributor, that should be obvious. If they were by definition they would not get a council house.

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@pmclauth Literally half of academia (all the non-STEM parts basically) openly confessing that plagiarism and outright fraud is the norm on their fields. Incredible scenes.