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Post by Nobbygas on Jun 3, 2024 10:33:39 GMT
The attack in Mannheim summed it up. An anti-Muslim guy planning to talk about it was attacked by a Muslim immigrant.
I have friends who were actually at the train stations welcoming immigrants to Germany in 2016. They were handing out clothes, sweets, teddy bears to the kids etc. Speaking to them now I find that their attitudes have changed considerably. To a person they will all say it was a terrible mistake. I have another friend, a female, who speaks German, English, Greek, French & Spanish. She volunteered to give free language lessons to immigrants. She was told by the authorities that she wasn't needed as the vast majority of immigrants would not accept a female teacher.
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Post by Nobbygas on Jun 3, 2024 9:38:44 GMT
The population of "Non-Germans" is 18%. link
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Post by Nobbygas on Jun 3, 2024 8:16:26 GMT
Here are the crime stats from Germany regarding crime committed by "Non-Germans"....
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Post by Nobbygas on Jun 3, 2024 7:29:08 GMT
www.bbc.co.uk/news/articles/c0kk5018nq1oA 20-year-old man has been charged with murdering a woman who was fatally stabbed on a beach. Nasen Saadi, from Croydon, London, who is also charged with attempted murder, is due to appear before Poole Magistrates' Court on Saturday. Who'd have guessed it. Let me be clear. For about the hundredth time - these incidents are incredibly rare. It's almost as if we have a large percentage of the population that do not share traditional British values. Obviously mental health issues. We must have failed him as a society.
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Post by Nobbygas on Jun 1, 2024 14:26:26 GMT
I followed your link. Just where do you get your "rivers of blood" reference? You maybe too young for my reference. Enoch Powell 1968 I think. Using the same language against Afro-Caribbean immigration. "" "Mass immigration, that no one voted for, is leading to rise of sectarian politics in British public life The rights of women are being diminished in certain communities This is not what British values are all about" just what is wrong with that? There is nothing wrong stated there! You are making things up yet again!
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Post by Nobbygas on Jun 1, 2024 11:40:11 GMT
I followed your link. Just where do you get your "rivers of blood" reference?
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Post by Nobbygas on May 31, 2024 14:10:51 GMT
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Post by Nobbygas on May 31, 2024 13:13:43 GMT
Yep, let's steal the people's money"The Hamas terrorist group last month stole some $108 million from banks in the Gaza strip, the Israeli military revealed on Wednesday. Last month, France’s Le Monde reported that armed groups in the Strip with suspected links to Hamas looted $70 million from branches of the Bank of Palestine, a leading Palestinian financial institution. The funds were taken from the vaults of several branches of the bank across Gaza, said the report, which cited a Bank of Palestine document sent to “certain international partners” detailing the alleged robberies. In one instance, the largest Bank of Palestine branch was attacked by terrorist commandos who claimed they were sent by “Gaza’s highest authorities,” which Le Monde said was understood to mean Hamas. On Wednesday, Avichay Adraee, the IDF’s spokesman to the Arab press, revealed documents which he said prove that the terror group stole 400 million shekels ($108 million), more than the initial Le Monde report alleged, due to the “economic crisis facing Hamas.” The papers, which he said were drafted by a senior Hamas member named “Abu Jihad,” were presumably discovered by IDF forces in Gaza. “While the residents of Gaza are experiencing an economic and social crisis, Hamas — without any hesitation — is stealing from civilians for the sake of its survival and the survival of its members,” stated Adraee. The Iran-backed terror organisation “finances its activities on the backs of and out of the pockets of the people of the Gaza Strip,” he charged. The Palestinian Authority’s Monetary Authority previously confirmed in a statement that “unknown entities” had looted Gaza financial institutions, stealing “the contents of the destroyed branches, including cash.” With dozens of branches in Gaza, Judea and Samaria, the Bank of Palestine is the leading Palestinian financial institution. The bank was founded in 1960 by the Gaza-based al-Shawa family, which retains a significant interest in the business."
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Post by Nobbygas on May 31, 2024 12:52:39 GMT
Take care Oldie, they’ll be coming for us next. That is evidenced by some of the remarks on here aimed at me personally Please Oldie. You constantly make personal and offensive comments about others on here, so don't be surprised if some of it comes back.
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Post by Nobbygas on May 31, 2024 11:03:08 GMT
It will almost certainly go to appeal. The Judge refused the one defence witness to stand, yet allowed Michael Cohen to give evidence for the prosecution, even though Cohen is a proven liar who committed perjury when testifying in front of a Grand Jury. The left are so stupid it defies belief. It's a Trump win win situation. Trump found guilty - it's a political conspiracy and it looks like he is being victimised. Trump gains support. Trump found not guilty - Trump wins again. The bookies odds haven't flickered. The only reason I'm not throwing the kitchen sink at a Republican victory is sleepy Joe might step aside, die, or forget where he lives. I think any Democrat nominee apart from Biden would beat Trump. You think VP Harris would beat Trump?
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Post by Nobbygas on May 31, 2024 8:46:26 GMT
Looking forward to see how Phil Salt gets on. He had a tremendous time in the T20's when England last played in the Windies. I think he hit two hundreds? He's also coming off a very good IPL. If he and Buttler stay for six to eight overs at the start of an innings it should guarantee England score over 200 in the innings. It will also be interesting to see Wood and Archer in tandum. It's not very often you see two genuinely quick bowlers bowling together in T20's.
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Post by Nobbygas on May 31, 2024 8:38:45 GMT
As you know this happens across both major and other parties when they can see what is coming..so your term of ' ships.Sinking Rats' applies at/ to anyone/anytime in this type of situation. .but you can gloat in your little world at this time...have a nice day What we are seeing is how poor these people are as human beings. The latest bloke has stated he will not stand at the next election. Apparently he has been asking for a seat in the Lords. It appears that Labour are prepared to offer a seat in the Lords to any Tories who defect. Labour get their bit of childish insults to throw at the Tories. The bloke gets his seat in the Lords and will quietly disappear in a short space of time but still collect the money. It was the same with Natalie Elphick, she of the ERG who defected recently. What is the point of defecting six weeks before an election where you are not standing? It's pretty obvious.
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Post by Nobbygas on May 31, 2024 8:33:57 GMT
You worked in the City? Aren't you aware that the Private Health benefit provided by employers is the norm? Good companies provide the benefit to help attract talent and keep their employees healthy. How can you not like it when it also reduces the strain on the NHS! I still pay for the NHS through my tax & NI, so what's the problem? Until people realize that the NHS is providing a very poor service for the money it receives, nothing will change. I have, personally (if you want to personalise it) had private health care first in 1978 with Xerox, in the States (obviously) and again when I came back. I recognise I was lucky. I also recognised that the vast majority of those around me couldn't afford it and nor could their employers. The peak of that system was in the States where poor white working class people and the Black community invariably had no health insurance. As one commentator said during that period, it's easy to shorten waiting times if you effectively bar access to millions. Obama tried to address this. The US Health System is broken, so there is no need to quote it in the context of this discussion. Nobody but nobody is advocating the UK adopt the US system.
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Post by Nobbygas on May 31, 2024 8:30:45 GMT
It will almost certainly go to appeal. The Judge refused the one defence witness to stand, yet allowed Michael Cohen to give evidence for the prosecution, even though Cohen is a proven liar who committed perjury when testifying in front of a Grand Jury.
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Post by Nobbygas on May 31, 2024 8:27:17 GMT
I personally didn’t watch it as the sight of that smarmy little twat streeting would have me putting my boot through the tv As for nige , I’m with piers ( did I really say that ) , as I said elsewhere whats he even doing on this show , should of been Ben habib / ticey , he said he would not be involved in this election , just clear off to the USA , As for the lefty bias , just don’t agree to go on these programmes until it become neutral, easy Farage "But you invited me on" Bruce "We invited Lee Anderson but he refused" You have to laugh Not quite right Oldie. The exchange was:- FB - "Nigel, why are you here?" NF - "because you invited me!".
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Post by Nobbygas on May 31, 2024 8:25:21 GMT
What policies? All we know so far is VAT on Private Schools, scrap Non-Dom status, increase Business Rates, give vote to 16 year old's, create a British Energy Company and create some new "Border Force". Not even sure those policies have been clearly articulated. The broader point is the almost delirious infatuation by some on Diane Abbott. To me that really exposes the psyche of some people. I actually want Dianne Abbott in Parliament. To hear her being interviewed is pure comedy gold and exposes just how useless the vast majority of Parliamentarians are.
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Post by Nobbygas on May 31, 2024 8:22:49 GMT
I have obviously spent many years using the German Health System (Gold Standard). It costs 7.5% of your wage with your employer paying the other 7.5%. How much do you pay for the NHS? The answer is you haven't a clue. Now I am back in the UK I have Private Health Insurance provided by my company, as do many many other people nowadays. You have made that point on the German system many times and it has merit. Now, lucky you. I wonder how many others on this little forum have private health insurance funded by their employers? You worked in the City? Aren't you aware that the Private Health benefit provided by employers is the norm? Good companies provide the benefit to help attract talent and keep their employees healthy. How can you not like it when it also reduces the strain on the NHS! I still pay for the NHS through my tax & NI, so what's the problem? Until people realize that the NHS is providing a very poor service for the money it receives, nothing will change.
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Post by Nobbygas on May 31, 2024 8:18:10 GMT
It's better to be Private than rely on the State. It's the same with education for your kids. Which is fine if people can afford it. An awful lot of people cannot even afford their housing costs let alone provision for health and education In Germany everyone has to have Health Insurance. It's 7.5% of your wage with both lower and higher thresholds. Housing costs? Well, when will the elephant in the room be discussed. Apparently we have a falling population. So, the number of houses required should be going down. However, the demand for new housing means the costs keep going up. It's the old supply & demand rule. How is the demand going up, when the population numbers are falling? It's to house immigrants. Simples really. The immigration policy is driving housing costs upwards.
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Post by Nobbygas on May 31, 2024 8:12:32 GMT
I have obviously spent many years using the German Health System (Gold Standard). It costs 7.5% of your wage with your employer paying the other 7.5%. How much do you pay for the NHS? The answer is you haven't a clue. Now I am back in the UK I have Private Health Insurance provided by my company, as do many many other people nowadays.
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Post by Nobbygas on May 31, 2024 6:12:09 GMT
It's better to be Private than rely on the State. It's the same with education for your kids.
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