nmc
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oh yes in a very venomous tone. It was more of an accusation than a question.
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Etihad Campus, Stadium and Collar Site Development Thread
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oh yes in a very venomous tone. It was more of an accusation than a question.
pride in battle
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All the things that the sheikh has done for the city of Manchester and this no mark wants to call him out?? Absolutely unbelievable...oh yes in a very venomous tone. It was more of an accusation than a question.
I hope Andy "I'm not a scouser honest" Burnham hit back and defended them for huge amount of regeneration and jobs they brought to the areaoh yes in a very venomous tone. It was more of an accusation than a question.
bobbyowenquiff
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Did Burnham mention the UK's own Human Rights concerns such as the ongoing investigation into the murder of civilians in Afghanistan (following the torture and murders in Iraq); or the illegal deportations of Windrush generation citizens; or the attempted illegal deportations of migrants to Rwanda, or even the police cover-up over the Stephen Lawrence murder; reparations for our abuses in Northern Ireland including jailing people without trial: or demands for slavery reparations; or just the thousands of cases of migrant workers here being exploited on farms, or picking cockles, or working in backstreet sweatshops; or perhaps the fact we are one of the world's biggest arms dealers and our biggest customer (here in Lancashire) is Saudi Arabia! Hypocrisy and double standards.Yes… Burnham said something along the lines of “we’re quite vocal about our concerns regarding the issue”
Bluemanc100
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Sadly no, he didn’tI hope Andy "I'm not a scouser honest" Burnham hit back and defended them for huge amount of regeneration and jobs they brought to the area
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Strangely the question was aimed at someone who probably had fck all to do with anything regards the whole project and was only there for a free lunch.Annabel Tiffin asked Burnham whether the City should be taking money for an arena from a nation with an appalling human rights record..... hypocrisy to slag off Abu Dhabi / CFG then take the money
Would be so funny if someone from the UAE was to ask her what she meant by the question. She'd shit herself.
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Owl in a Jar Head earning her bbc credentials.
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Calm down, calm down!Did Burnham mention the UK's own Human Rights concerns such as the ongoing investigation into the murder of civilians in Afghanistan (following the torture and murders in Iraq); or the illegal deportations of Windrush generation citizens; or the attempted illegal deportations of migrants to Rwanda, or even the police cover-up over the Stephen Lawrence murder; reparations for our abuses in Northern Ireland including jailing people without trial: or demands for slavery reparations; or just the thousands of cases of migrant workers here being exploited on farms, or picking cockles, or working in backstreet sweatshops; or perhaps the fact we are one of the world's biggest arms dealers and our biggest customer (here in Lancashire) is Saudi Arabia! Hypocrisy and double standards.
In your defence, you missed people burning to death in unsafe flats, excess covid deaths, misappropriation of public purse on an industrial scale, record levels of child poverty, and ...erm ... think weve made our point.
maurizio
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He just gave a neutral politicians answer like you would expect. Otherwise the headline news would be "supports human rights abuse".I hope Andy "I'm not a scouser honest" Burnham hit back and defended them for huge amount of regeneration and jobs they brought to the area
No because the question was centred around Abu Dhabi investment so I would expect his response to that and not go off on a tangent like some people on hereDid Burnham mention the UK's own Human Rights concerns such as the ongoing investigation into the murder of civilians in Afghanistan (following the torture and murders in Iraq); or the illegal deportations of Windrush generation citizens; or the attempted illegal deportations of migrants to Rwanda, or even the police cover-up over the Stephen Lawrence murder; reparations for our abuses in Northern Ireland including jailing people without trial: or demands for slavery reparations; or just the thousands of cases of migrant workers here being exploited on farms, or picking cockles, or working in backstreet sweatshops; or perhaps the fact we are one of the world's biggest arms dealers and our biggest customer (here in Lancashire) is Saudi Arabia! Hypocrisy and double standards.