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21/08/24

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Originally posted by AverageJoe: ↑

You will probably discover the language will "evolve" from opposition to leader of the nation. Releasing sex offenders to make room for rioters opposing mass immigration? The rhetoric of 'mass immigration' conjures up the scenes in the US southern border but UK is an island. Secondly, there should not be a Sharia law if one exists in any part of UK because you cannot have two types of legal system for one nation. I read a quote supposedly from Putin that said Russia do not need minorities, minorities need Russia so minorities need to abide by the laws of Russia. Sounds firm and objective for the benefit of unity. Some will use this Sharia law rhetoric to hijack multiculturalism I suspect. Chechnya had their islam extremist problem, Putin did a complete reset decades ago and they are now as patriotic as any other states within Russia. And who do you think was fanning all these religious extremism? You can extend that to Ukraine and their Nazi problem.

The politically correct action is 'regime change's where a Regine can be a democratically elect govt. According to Pepe Escobar, Thailand and Myanmar are the latest targets..... Go figure.

Nothing is ever what it seems.

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As usual I am left wondering what you see or understand?

It's certainly different to what I see and understand and seems confused but what would I know?
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