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and they could not sell them, your tweet shows they dropped them to £4. Go woke go gay
Hmm, and they keep on blocking the grooming gang inquiries...
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Give how long ago it was that he owned the car, how old where these boys at the time of whatever pissed them off enough?
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And then there's China...
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Given the amount of things that actually need addressing in Government, why the **** are they wasting time and resources on experimenting on kids, and pushing suicide?
They kowtowed to the thugs.
A British police force used false intelligence to secure a ban on Israeli fans attending an away game in Birmingham this month, according to Dutch law enforcement.
West Midlands police concluded it was “high risk” for Maccabi Tel Aviv supporters to go to a Europa League game at Aston Villa on November 6, leading the local authority to recommend they be banned.
In a confidential report setting out its justification, the force detailed violence when Tel Aviv played Ajax in Amsterdam last year, claiming that Israeli fans threw “innocent members of the public into the river”, that between 500 and 600 “intentionally targeted Muslim communities” and that 5,000 police officers were deployed in response.
The national police force of the Netherlands has said the claims were incorrect.
Sebastiaan Meijer, a spokesman for the Amsterdam division, said he was “surprised” by other allegations, including one that 200 travelling Maccabi fans were “linked” to the Israel Defence Forces (IDF). He said his force would never have had such intelligence and that Israel had a policy of conscription, making the claim meaningless.
Of the finding that the Israelis were “highly organised, skilled fighters with a serious desire and will to fight with police and opposing groups”, he said: “Amsterdam police does not recognise the claim.”
West Midlands police had attributed it to Dutch law enforcement.
On people being thrown into the river, Meijer said the only known case related to a man who appeared to be a Maccabi Tel Aviv fan. He was filmed being told he could leave the water on the condition he said “Free Palestine”.
The Dutch police issued its denial after the intelligence was leaked, describing information cited by its British counterparts as “not true” and in some instances obviously inaccurate. None of the disputed claims appear in an investigation by the Dutch justice and security ministry dated in May.
However, West Midlands later used the report to address concerns expressed during a behind-closed-doors meeting last month with members of Birmingham’s Jewish community. Jack Hadley, a superintendent, told those present that “innocent members of the public walking down the road were just thrown into the river” and claimed Dutch police described the coordination and organisation of the fans as “unique”. He said violence, the likes of which had “never [been] seen” had “resulted in” the deployment of thousands of extra officers.
That claim is also rejected by Amsterdam police.
The Dutch intervention places renewed pressure on a force — Britain’s second largest by population — which has already been accused of compromising its political independence and pandering to the loudest voices in the city. Among them is Ayoub Khan, the pro-Gaza independent MP, who led a petition with Jeremy Corbyn to ban Israelis from arriving in a “diverse and predominantly Muslim community”. He said the fans’ attendance would damage “community harmony” and normalise genocide.
West Midlands refused to respond to inquiries for several days last week. On Saturday morning, its spokesman said its “evaluation had public safety at its heart … We met with Dutch police on October 1, where information relating to that 2024 fixture was shared with us. Informed by information and intelligence, we concluded that Maccabi Tel Aviv supporters — specifically the subgroup known as the Maccabi Fanatics — posed a credible threat to public safety.” Asked if it stood by the disputed claims in the report, and for their source, it said its findings were based on a “range of factors” including Dutch police.
Nick Timothy, a Conservative MP and an Aston Villa fan, said that if the chief constable, Craig Guildford, “cannot justify the actions of the force, he will need to resign”.
https://x.com/naomi2009/status/1992361082292179047
A British police force used false intelligence to secure a ban on Israeli fans attending an away game in Birmingham this month, according to Dutch law enforcement.
West Midlands police concluded it was “high risk” for Maccabi Tel Aviv supporters to go to a Europa League game at Aston Villa on November 6, leading the local authority to recommend they be banned.
In a confidential report setting out its justification, the force detailed violence when Tel Aviv played Ajax in Amsterdam last year, claiming that Israeli fans threw “innocent members of the public into the river”, that between 500 and 600 “intentionally targeted Muslim communities” and that 5,000 police officers were deployed in response.
The national police force of the Netherlands has said the claims were incorrect.
Sebastiaan Meijer, a spokesman for the Amsterdam division, said he was “surprised” by other allegations, including one that 200 travelling Maccabi fans were “linked” to the Israel Defence Forces (IDF). He said his force would never have had such intelligence and that Israel had a policy of conscription, making the claim meaningless.
Of the finding that the Israelis were “highly organised, skilled fighters with a serious desire and will to fight with police and opposing groups”, he said: “Amsterdam police does not recognise the claim.”
West Midlands police had attributed it to Dutch law enforcement.
On people being thrown into the river, Meijer said the only known case related to a man who appeared to be a Maccabi Tel Aviv fan. He was filmed being told he could leave the water on the condition he said “Free Palestine”.
The Dutch police issued its denial after the intelligence was leaked, describing information cited by its British counterparts as “not true” and in some instances obviously inaccurate. None of the disputed claims appear in an investigation by the Dutch justice and security ministry dated in May.
However, West Midlands later used the report to address concerns expressed during a behind-closed-doors meeting last month with members of Birmingham’s Jewish community. Jack Hadley, a superintendent, told those present that “innocent members of the public walking down the road were just thrown into the river” and claimed Dutch police described the coordination and organisation of the fans as “unique”. He said violence, the likes of which had “never [been] seen” had “resulted in” the deployment of thousands of extra officers.
That claim is also rejected by Amsterdam police.
The Dutch intervention places renewed pressure on a force — Britain’s second largest by population — which has already been accused of compromising its political independence and pandering to the loudest voices in the city. Among them is Ayoub Khan, the pro-Gaza independent MP, who led a petition with Jeremy Corbyn to ban Israelis from arriving in a “diverse and predominantly Muslim community”. He said the fans’ attendance would damage “community harmony” and normalise genocide.
West Midlands refused to respond to inquiries for several days last week. On Saturday morning, its spokesman said its “evaluation had public safety at its heart … We met with Dutch police on October 1, where information relating to that 2024 fixture was shared with us. Informed by information and intelligence, we concluded that Maccabi Tel Aviv supporters — specifically the subgroup known as the Maccabi Fanatics — posed a credible threat to public safety.” Asked if it stood by the disputed claims in the report, and for their source, it said its findings were based on a “range of factors” including Dutch police.
Nick Timothy, a Conservative MP and an Aston Villa fan, said that if the chief constable, Craig Guildford, “cannot justify the actions of the force, he will need to resign”.
https://x.com/naomi2009/status/1992361082292179047
Is this foreign representation in Parliament?
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It is amazing how many people do not understand the prism through which politicians see the economy.
All they are bothered about is the meaningless statistic that is GDP. The thick public lap it up until the unintended consequences start to surface down the road.
You can goose GDP very easily by getting more people doing some sort of work. So you bring in loads of cheap immigrant labour and get them doing more work. America did it, Germany did it, Britain did it.
There was no science involved.
Let us try to rewrite that rubbish with facts.
Was Gill a traitor? He did not commit treason and was prosecuted under the 2010 Bribery Act not the 1351 Treason Act. We used to execute people for treason, including Sir John Hotham, Governor of Hull, executed in 1645. Henry Marten was imprisoned for 20 years (1660-1680) after being spared the death penalty for his part in the regicide of Charles I. Liebour MP John Stonehouse was sentenced to 7 years back in 1976 after being extradited from Australia.
Nathan Gill confessed to taking Russian bribes in 2018 when he was an MEP in the pointless EU Parliament that just rubber stamps what the unelected Brussels Politburo passes to it. He was not part of Reform UK at that time. Taking bribes at the EU is quite commonplace so if he was a traitor it was to an organisation that we were leaving (remember that vote in 2016?).
Nathan Gill was Reform UK’s leader in Wales for two months in 2021 but quit when he failed to get elected to the Senedd; therefore, he has never been a Reform politician.
Little surprise that Liebour losers on Twitter/X have been going mental trying to get anyone with more than a single brain cell to believe that Reform traitor crap as it deflects from Rachel Thieves career ending trip to the Dispatch Box this week and Stalin 2.0’s six month countdown to being knifed in the back when Liebour get crushed in the May elections.
There are no Palestinian flags on show... perhaps because Mirpur is in Pakistan and they forgot to bring their Pakistani flags. What they are actually campaigning for is a quicker way for their cousins to get here to marry their daughters and start breeding like rabbits (as soon as they can get the two child benefit cap removed).
A journalist was flagging issues about Ivor Caplin for quite some time, and Labour did nothing until he was caught red handed by **** hunters.
There seems to be quite a theme with Labour, perverts, bribes and cover ups.
There seems to be quite a theme with Labour, perverts, bribes and cover ups.
I'm off to Waitrose their winter themed novelty hat crackers are 50% off .
I hope i didn't offend any low IQ non religious peeps or muslims
I hope i didn't offend any low IQ non religious peeps or muslims
Musk has altered twitter so that it shows the Country the posts originate from. There are some questions about VPN's, but it seems to have got a fair few left leaning accounts disappearing sharpish.