GRcade EU Elections Exit Poll

Hyperion wrote:Who voted UKIP?

Moggy wrote:

Hyperion wrote:Who voted UKIP?

Rapists and Nazi dogs.

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Drumstick wrote:My region:

BRX: 36.3%
LIB: 21.6%
GRN: 15.6%
CON: 9.6%
LAB: 9.6%
CUK: 4.3%
UKIP: 2.3%

However, we all pay for the NHS its not free —we pay via NI. A private health system shouldn’t cost anymore, it would just give you more freedom of choice and be managed by people that know how to be more efficient.

Samuel_1 wrote:Carrying on the FB fight; I raised the fact the good old Nige wants to privatise the NHS. One response:

However, we all pay for the NHS its not free —we pay via NI. A private health system shouldn’t cost anymore, it would just give you more freedom of choice and be managed by people that know how to be more efficient.

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OrangeRKN wrote:

Samuel_1 wrote:Carrying on the FB fight; I raised the fact the good old Nige wants to privatise the NHS. One response:

However, we all pay for the NHS its not free —we pay via NI. A private health system shouldn’t cost anymore, it would just give you more freedom of choice and be managed by people that know how to be more efficient.

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Please just shout FREE AT POINT OF USE until they understand

I'm doxing myself here but something along these lines happened to me last year.

https://www.google.co.uk/amp/s/amp.theg ... a-sokolova



I was the dog walker who found her body in the park. Not only did I have to get my head around finding the body of a dead child who had been raped and bludgeoned to death, I also had to endure 3 hours of police interrogation to "rule me out" that afternoon. Thankfully they found the ****er pretty much straightaway. Initially he denied it but once they found his "gentleman juice" inside her, he then admitted they slept together in the park, but they parted ways when it was all over.

Why is this relevant? Well during the trial I heard that the family tried to come to Britain but were not allowed. So they settled in Holland, had 3 kids, then when their citizenship came through, they then used freedom of movement to move to Britain. I'm still not allowed to name this knobhead as his defense barrister is appealing his name being released as he's still under 18, but what I can say is that his older brother is a c() n7 of the highest order too and the police won't tell me what happened to him. Could be locked up somewhere for helping his brother out, he could be back in the middle East with distant relatives evading the British legal system.

Terrible person, terrible family. Yet there were no protections in place to stop these people coming here once they'd received their Dutch citizenship. The Dutch government at the time have a lot to answer for. 

Moggy wrote:Talking about anecdotal evidence, I saw this beauty earlier. It was in response to the idea that Syrian terrorists will go to Germany just so they can get to Britain. Somebody pointed out that it takes ages to get German citizenship and there are easier ways to get into the UK and then this was posted:

I'm doxing myself here but something along these lines happened to me last year.

https://www.google.co.uk/amp/s/amp.theg ... a-sokolova



I was the dog walker who found her body in the park. Not only did I have to get my head around finding the body of a dead child who had been raped and bludgeoned to death, I also had to endure 3 hours of police interrogation to "rule me out" that afternoon. Thankfully they found the ****er pretty much straightaway. Initially he denied it but once they found his "gentleman juice" inside her, he then admitted they slept together in the park, but they parted ways when it was all over.

Why is this relevant? Well during the trial I heard that the family tried to come to Britain but were not allowed. So they settled in Holland, had 3 kids, then when their citizenship came through, they then used freedom of movement to move to Britain. I'm still not allowed to name this knobhead as his defense barrister is appealing his name being released as he's still under 18, but what I can say is that his older brother is a c() n7 of the highest order too and the police won't tell me what happened to him. Could be locked up somewhere for helping his brother out, he could be back in the middle East with distant relatives evading the British legal system.

Terrible person, terrible family. Yet there were no protections in place to stop these people coming here once they'd received their Dutch citizenship. The Dutch government at the time have a lot to answer for. 

Samuel_1 wrote:Carrying on the FB fight; I raised the fact the good old Nige wants to privatise the NHS. One response:

However, we all pay for the NHS its not free —we pay via NI. A private health system shouldn’t cost anymore, it would just give you more freedom of choice and be managed by people that know how to be more efficient.

strawberry float, strawberry float, strawberry float, strawberry float, strawberry float, strawberry float, strawberry float, strawberry float, these strawberry floating people

Lex-Man wrote:

Moggy wrote:Talking about anecdotal evidence, I saw this beauty earlier. It was in response to the idea that Syrian terrorists will go to Germany just so they can get to Britain. Somebody pointed out that it takes ages to get German citizenship and there are easier ways to get into the UK and then this was posted:

I'm doxing myself here but something along these lines happened to me last year.

https://www.google.co.uk/amp/s/amp.theg ... a-sokolova



I was the dog walker who found her body in the park. Not only did I have to get my head around finding the body of a dead child who had been raped and bludgeoned to death, I also had to endure 3 hours of police interrogation to "rule me out" that afternoon. Thankfully they found the ****er pretty much straightaway. Initially he denied it but once they found his "gentleman juice" inside her, he then admitted they slept together in the park, but they parted ways when it was all over.

Why is this relevant? Well during the trial I heard that the family tried to come to Britain but were not allowed. So they settled in Holland, had 3 kids, then when their citizenship came through, they then used freedom of movement to move to Britain. I'm still not allowed to name this knobhead as his defense barrister is appealing his name being released as he's still under 18, but what I can say is that his older brother is a c() n7 of the highest order too and the police won't tell me what happened to him. Could be locked up somewhere for helping his brother out, he could be back in the middle East with distant relatives evading the British legal system.

Terrible person, terrible family. Yet there were no protections in place to stop these people coming here once they'd received their Dutch citizenship. The Dutch government at the time have a lot to answer for. 

Has he provided any press links to back this up. How would he know the family had been able to come to England if he hasn't met this bloke before hand.