[Crabcakes]

However...

https://www.theguardian.com/politics/20 ... sh-indians

Support for Reform UK among British Indians has tripled since the election, according to polling from a diaspora group that suggests Nigel Farage’s party is gaining ground in some demographics where it has struggled.

Research by the 1928 Institute, a group of Oxford academics who analyse the British Indian community, shows backing for Reform has jumped in the past year from 4% to 13%.

The findings, which are being released to coincide with Diwali, show support for Farage’s party among Britain’s largest minority ethnic community remains well below the national level. But the increase since the election is far higher than the national average, showing Reform is building momentum in communities where it has traditionally struggled.

Ah yes, this is an article that heavily disguises that Reform is polling equally with this group with the Greens.

I expect better from the Guardian than hopping on the “Farage is inevitable” bandwagon

[Youngian]

A violent mob of door knockers. Imaginary US outfit Antifa are behind it.

[Tubby Isaacs]

Ah yes, this is an article that heavily disguises that Reform is polling equally with this group with the Greens.

I expect better from the Guardian than hopping on the “Farage is inevitable” bandwagon

The Guardian know that Farage = clicks, just as much as anyone else.

[Tubby Isaacs]

Danny Kruger arguing for the Police to be under direct political control of the government.

[Andy McDandy]

"Here, what are you doing wandering around our nice clean city at night? Can't be up to any good. Let's drag him in for a good sjambokking."

He really is a colossal cunt.

[Tubby Isaacs]

It'll be judges next.

[Abernathy]

Danny Kruger arguing for the Police to be under direct political control of the government.

Or has he should be referred to, Danny "Dunning" Kruger.

[Malcolm Armsteen]

Danny Kruger arguing for the Police to be under direct political control of the government.

"Jus' laak bek in Suth Africa..."

and for the same reason.

[Oboogie]

Mike Graham's taken time off from concrete farming to post racist shite - but he was hacked off course. Strangely, unlike other people who get hacked, he was able to delete the offending post as soon as he'd sobered up.

[Youngian]

The only shock there is that Graham backtracked. Isn't the Murdoch outfit he works for now just an online enterprise?

[Tubby Isaacs]

Yeah, it is.

They still pop up on YouTube, mind. Last clip I watched off there was Alex Phillips supposedly outraged by the Opening Ceremony of the Olympics.

[Boiler]

Off you fuck.

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/articles/cx2prgw8nzeo

[Youngian]

One post made by @johnallen7807 said: "I can't wait to see Starmer [sic] swinging from a lamp post."

Another read: "I'd shoot Starmer myself if I had the weapon and opportunity."

Do we know why he feels this way? The hate towards Keir is worryingly irrational.
Maybe he reminds life's losers of the barrister who prosecuted them or the stern teacher who gave them detention for no homework.

[Tubby Isaacs]

Anybody who was Labour and won a general election would be the same. Angela Rayner was a jumped up council house bint.

[Killer Whale]

It's on steroids now, though and it's not just Starmer, those he's a focus, obviously.
It's like a prison riot - destroy the place, settle old scores, shit on your own bed, and don't for a moment consider anything outside your own anger and frustration and spite.

[Tubby Isaacs]

And in a mindset where everything is related back to people they don't like. You don't trace the High Street having fewer good shops back to online shopping (by people like them, or us, we've just bought some nice furniture online). You trace it back to some group of people who've moved "over here" and ruined the town, or some councillors who held a Pride festival.

Given what we've heard from Katie Lam (BA Cantab) this week, I don't want to overdo the claims for education, but one thing it tries to do is make you think about social and economic pressures. People who do more of it generally are less susceptible to the likes of Katie Lam.

[davidjay]

Anybody who was Labour and won a general election would be the same. Angela Rayner was a jumped up council house bint.

Labour with a posh accent - champagne socialist, Labour aren't working-class anymore.

Labour with a common accent - common as muck.

[Tubby Isaacs]

Labour with a posh accent - champagne socialist, Labour aren't working-class anymore.

Labour with a common accent - common as muck.
[/quote]

See also "has never run. business". Unlike such Titans as business heavyweights, Nigel Farage and Kemi Badenoch.

[Youngian]

Danny Dunning Kruger failed to mention how 'democratic control' of law enforcement and judiciary is going under Trump.

[Youngian]

Labour with a posh accent - champagne socialist, Labour aren't working-class anymore.

Labour with a common accent - common as muck.

See also "has never run. business". Unlike such Titans as business heavyweights, Nigel Farage and Kemi Badenoch.
[/quote]
Wealthy business people making donations to Labour - lost touch with working people.