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things to come
10 January 2013, 19:46,
#1
things to come
here you are guys some thing to chew on


http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-...ecade.html
just read alas Babylon ,so im going to get more salt!!!!
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10 January 2013, 19:51,
#2
RE: things to come
(10 January 2013, 19:46)Barneyboy Wrote: here you are guys some thing to chew on


http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-...ecade.html

thanks to Tony B.Liar and Gordon Brown and now the Lib/Cons this country is turning into a 3rd world toilet!!
Some people that prefer to be alone arent anti-social they just have no time for drama, stupidity and false people.
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10 January 2013, 19:56,
#3
RE: things to come
Friends of ours took a trip to london just before christmas......thats all we,v had.... no white people... but there again just look at any city ....take your pick....the rate of changes....i swear is PLANNED why else ? and worse more on the way for us suckers to keep
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11 January 2013, 07:05,
#4
RE: things to come
To me it is obviously planned. The destruction of the Nations ready for the New World Order. I could continue on but I could end up in prison as a racist. My wife is dependent on me. I am an angry old man, watching a wonderful nation being destroyed by evil politicians. Socialism has been the great curse upon the World. Kenneth Eames.
'The left was never right' Lord Vansitart.
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11 January 2013, 23:25,
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RE: things to come
I have a customer in Slough that I visit a few times a year. Living in the South you kind of get used to the rapidly changing ethnic mix but, having moved to Scotland, going back is really like visiting a foreign country. It's not just the ethnic mix either, it's the whole attitude, frenetic pace, everything. I was brought up in SW London, and it's like your home, your roots, no longer exist.

Incidentally, the graph in the article misses one big point in my opinion. It concentrates on those groups classed as "non-white", but the groups that seem to me to be making their presence felt ever more strongly are the south-east Europeans (e.g. from Romania, Albania, etc.) They're the ones on the street corners selling The Big Issue or sitting with a paper cup in their laps.

I've never thought of myself as xenophobic, and I try very hard not to be (in fact my Dad originally came from Eastern Europe), but it's the sheer scale and pace that can't help but have a psychological effect.
Find a resilient place and way to live, then sit back and watch a momentous period in history unfold.
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