They will be pictures from years ago.
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UK far right trouble July/August 24
- Thread starter Blue Smarties
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dronefromsector7G
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My mate is called Jonjo O’JonesPossibly because no one has ever had the surname O’Jones.
I hope not mateI don’t think it’ll add anymore to how it already is tbh mate
We all knew his parents were from Rwanda, I don’t think anyone expected him to be called Rhys O’Jones
shackattack
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I don't even think the people marching will even know that. For all it's faults it is in general a tolerant city. If the far right turn out in numbers it could get tasty.Which side is marching?
stonerblue
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I'm interested to know which things the poster lists.I don't know if your being serious with that question or not
I presume you’re one of those who are adamant he’s in his 30s, arrived illegally into the U.K. and your FB is full of right wing shite proclaiming that you want your country back.They will be pictures from years ago.
Big Joe Corrigan
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You haven’t got any mates.My mate is called Jonjo O’Jones
halfcenturyup
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I know this is "supposed" to be a serious thread, but that was funny as fuck.
threespires
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It just existing certainly made us more difficult to invade than France, Italy, Poland etc though.
The fortune of geography.
There's a brilliant book called Prisoners of Geography that uses maps to explain how physical geography has impacted history and politics. You can pick up the larger format hardback for about £12 and it's a great gift for anyone interested in those sorts of things.
that's a lot of blah blah criticism of policng tactics by the Met-they handled it excellently, as you correctly say 'there was little violence' and little damage and certainly not dozens of officers taken to hospital by ambulances that are needed elsewhere.The policing in London last night was bizarre. Understandably they were in full riot gear as it may have turned ugly, but there was only a small amount of violence initially. People walking through the area including a new presenter were handcuffed for being in an area that wasn’t approved for the protest route, but without any warning that they were in an unauthorised area. The presenter was released when a different officer recognised him. He was just on his way home. A senior officer was heard to shout pick anyone and arrest them, despite no offences being committed, just some chanting. Many were kettled in to an area, despite their wish to go home. They were told they couldn’t leave. They were then told they couldn’t leave until they provided their names with proof of ID. The were all going to be charged with breaching the conditions of the protest by exceeding the allotted time. They were only over time because they had been kettled to an area and detained. There was little violence and 100 arrests yet in Southport there have been 5 to date after serious criminality. It was surreal to watch.
Southport was an example of the police being unprepared for the sheer level of pig ignorant racists and knuckle draggers prepared to 'protest' in the name of these horrific crimes. I've alluded to it elsewhere but arresting people on the night was not practicable for several reasons-and that means when identifed suspects will be arrested in slow time.
Also, if somebody rocks up to a potential riot-you dont always get to make the decision when you go home. You've pretty much forfeited that.