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1000117933.jpgI haven't read this whole thread so I don't know if this particular angle has been discussed, but have the scumbags that wreaked terror on those innocent families in Belfast thought through the sectarian ramifications of their actions?
This could be the start of the law of unintended consequences beginning to rear it's head.
 
Jonathan Hall KC, the Reviewer in the UK’s Independent Terrorism Watchdog has just said the following:

“I think it does raise the question. If (people from) certain countries are more likely either to commit very serious offences or particular offences, or to get involved with state threat activity, do we need to start thinking about migration now, not simply in terms of the economy and housing, but also in terms of national security?

Ultimately, national security is to help the nation, and having a stable nation where people feel they can go about their business. At the moment, there are people who happen to be black and brown, but as British as you and me, who probably feel they can’t go about that business, and that is (also) destabilising the nation.

So, I think it’s absolutely necessary to talk about immigration in the context of national security.”
 
That’s a good point. Not sure why he can’t sack X and Musk off and head over to Bluesky instead
Badenoch called X a necessary evil yesterday.

It's not if all the world governments and politicians collectively agree to delete their accounts on it.
 
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Badencoh called X a necessary evil yesterday.

It's not if all the world governments and politicians collectively agree to delete their accounts on it.
It needs to happen. If most governments come off it, some very high profile celebs too, it’ll become obsolete in no time. Just a sad little chat room for right wing nut jobs to get angry on.
 

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