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  • New Britain
     Reply #300 - January 05, 2025, 12:30 PM
    Quote from: Ward_End on January 03, 2025, 11:33 PM
    The most followed person on X says ''Jess Phillips is a rape genocide apologist'': https://x.com/elonmusk/status/1875145167633887358?t=AGpVLX3bRfnVkT7G2Adf2g&s=19


    it will be fun to watch her squirm between pretending to defend her uppity asian constituents while at the same time condemning them as congenital sex pests (which will be the official labour stance once wobbly keir does the maths).

  • New Britain
     Reply #301 - January 06, 2025, 10:50 PM
    I think she's got more than her constituents to worry about:
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    A man has been charged following reports of threats towards Labour safeguarding minister Jess Phillips, Sky News understands.

    Jack Bennett, 39, has been charged with three counts of malicious communications, Devon and Cornwall Police said.

    The messages were sent between April 2024 and January 2025 involving three victims, including the Birmingham Yardley MP.

    It is understood the accused, from Seaton, east Devon, was charged over the weekend.


    https://news.sky.com/story/man-charged-following-reports-of-threats-towards-jess-phillips-sky-news-understands-13284679
  • New Britain
     Reply #302 - January 06, 2025, 11:14 PM
    Also just to push back on the ''sex pest'' label, a number of the court accounts and from victims describe a whole level of depravity. Even ''grooming gangs'' doesn't quite cover it (although grooming is part of the process).
  • New Britain
     Reply #303 - January 07, 2025, 10:10 AM
    interesting timing to publish this story.

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    Children in the Islamic community should be taught to identify themselves primarily as Muslim rather than British, the frontrunner to lead the Muslim Council of Britain (MCB) has said.


    https://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/2025/01/06/muslims-identify-religion-over-nationality-mcb-act-defiance/
  • New Britain
     Reply #304 - January 07, 2025, 05:33 PM
    It's like shooting ducks in a barrel when it comes to the MCB. More worrisome IMO is when stuff like this gets published in the progressive bible that is The Guardian:
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    I would also like to point out the historical inconsistency in the values being defended – Holden fails to mention that cousin marriage was once a common practice among the British aristocracy. I feel that grouping the whole Pakistani community as being subject to a “clan mentality” demeans them and highlights Holden’s intolerance.


    https://www.theguardian.com/society/2025/jan/02/mps-call-to-ban-cousin-marriage-is-prejudiced

    If the British aristocracy did it, what's the big deal? I dunno, maybe repeat cousin marriages (and the xenophobia that implies) within a sizable and growing minority population isn't a good look within a border society that is trying to become more egalitarian?
  • New Britain
     Reply #305 - January 07, 2025, 06:14 PM
    The non stop barrage towards Britain by Elon for a week has been something else. So much for the ''special relationship'' lol

    Just such a shame that it's taking someone like him with a global platform to embarrass Britain (with possible economic pressure) that some of the bien pensants amongst us have had to be forced into a more robust discussion. And yes Elon is bad news for those who need that to be heard.
  • New Britain
     Reply #306 - Yesterday at 08:42 PM
    Much of middle multicultural 'liberal' England breathes a huge sigh of relief I presume:
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    An attempt by the Conservatives to have the government set up a national inquiry into grooming gangs has been voted down by 364 votes to 111 votes, a margin of 253.


    https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/articles/clyvy4q82l9o

    Sammy Woodhouse (victim): https://x.com/sammywoodhouse1/status/1877077824755937403?s=19

    George Galloway, former MP of Rochdale: https://x.com/georgegalloway/status/1877076090050552156?t=8JwxUa_1ajVqHbvv_9t9JQ&s=19

    Ava-Santina (a few days before the vote): https://x.com/AvaSantina/status/1874755338848870521?t=dg3CAh5Jp7bd_B75CZX9YQ&s=19
    https://x.com/AvaSantina/status/1874755670878425353?t=9l-Qt_Bi_gHeUvYwMLLsIA&s=19

    Just wanted to grab a few thoughts for those who say ''but we've haaaaaad an inquiry already! Just implement the IICSA's recommendations (and please can we move on?). This is just a far right talking point!
  • New Britain
     Reply #307 - Yesterday at 09:04 PM
    If Labour supporters need it desperately to be said to them to make themselves feel better then yes, shame on the Tories too for not having implemented the recommendations when they were in power.
  • New Britain
     Reply #308 - Today at 09:59 AM
    uk borrowing costs going up - doomster keir has to find a distraction soon...

    https://finance.yahoo.com/news/pound-gold-oil-prices-093744016.html
  • New Britain
     Reply #309 - Today at 01:35 PM
    Economy is shite, shock horror! If he wanted to 'distract' the country, he was given ample opportunity to do that yesterday.
  • New Britain
     Reply #310 - Today at 04:58 PM
    probably delaying to make it look like he decided to scapegoat evil brown people all by himself - not because everyone told him to.

    give it a week or two.
  • New Britain
     Reply #311 - Today at 06:24 PM
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    now I walk down the street and see unfamiliar faces, hear foreign tongues and smell alien aromas... fucking hell, I'm beginning to sound like tommy the twat robinson!

    anyway, a ghetto is a ghetto - it is not improved by changing its ingredients. the solution is to disperse migrants widely and not turn every medium sized town into a mini london shit hole. yet this labour govt will still play the patriotism card, shake its fist at small boats and all the while facilitate unlimited immigration - just like the tories did before them


    Imagine if Keir said that or bemoaning 'beardos'!

    But yes, I have no doubt Starmer will change his tune at some point on the inquiry.
  • New Britain
     Reply #312 - Today at 06:26 PM
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    Greater Manchester mayor Andy Burnham has said he would back a "limited" national inquiry into child grooming gangs to compel people to give evidence so "those who may have charges to answer are held to account"


    https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/articles/cy09025erd3o
  • New Britain
     Reply #313 - Today at 06:33 PM
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    There seems to be this clear misunderstanding/false narrative, however you see it, that somehow Pakistanis or/and Muslims are silent.
    Although this is categorically untrue and there is much evidence to prove this, for the record:

    As a British/Pakistani/MUSLIM, I condemn the acts of these Pakistani men, rape gangs. And Labour's voting against a national inquiry into these crimes is unacceptable. Survivors must receive justice.


    https://x.com/Bushra1Shaikh/status/1877364501709799473?t=FqKsjmE8KlOiPL4sIAXgMQ&s=19

    Bushra wanting to hate on 'evil brown people' for thinking survivors need to see justice.
  • New Britain
     Reply #314 - Today at 07:09 PM
    Elon vs Starmer

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    “The truth is a concept that Elon Musk clearly has very little interest in,” said Norfolk, emphasising that the grooming was only exposed through his years of painstaking reporting in The Times, during which he had the full support of its editors.

    Norfolk also defended Sir Keir Starmer after Musk accused the prime minster of being “complicit in the rape of Britain”.

    Starmer was director of public prosecutions when Norfolk revealed the grooming and sexual abuse of vulnerable girls by organised groups of men in towns and cities across the north, and the reluctance of child protection authorities to take action in towns including Rotherham, Rochdale and Telford.

    Starmer met Norfolk and they discussed how official guidelines were hampering prosecutions for a string of reasons, including a lack of coherent accounts from victims because they had been plied with drugs and alcohol.

    “I want to put the record straight on this,” Norfolk said. “It was Starmer who changed the rules to make more prosecutions possible. That happened and there was a huge increase in convictions.”


    https://www.thetimes.com/uk/politics/article/grooming-gangs-national-inquiry-cause-unaddressed-2qkqwsprn

    Though I think it was Julie Bindel who first reported the story in the press.
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