feedmpenzaandhewillscore
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When Gary Lineker said that the Tory’s immigration policy was like 1930s Germany, and this vile specimen tried to take him to task about it. He was right wasn’t he?
The Future’s Blue!
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The rhetoric was very much of that era.
BlueHammer85
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I think it’s just her brief to go the anti migrant angle to appease the gammon voters to stay with Tories.
west didsblue
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He actually said that the language used was similar to that used in Germany in the 1930s, rather than saying the policy was the same. He was absolutely right of course and when you listen to some of Braverman’s rhetoric, what Lineker said shouldn’t even be controversial. Unfortunately it was widely reported as him comparing policies which he never did.
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It became very apparent she was a vile **** long before that back when she was made Attorney General to provide cover for Johnson’s government’s deliberate law breaking. It must have been the only reason she was appointed because her legal experience was less than mediocre.
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Perceptive and well-written profile of this vile politician (basically argues that she is a shallow populist and very much a product of the fissiparous times we live in):
www.theneweuropean.co.uk
Also interesting that this statement about Braverman has been issued by the Triratna community. Just over a year ago, when I went to the London Buddhist Centre, they seemed highly embarrassed to be associated with her.
Having said that, their dodgy founder was, like Braverman, opposed to the '-isms' of political correctness and eschewed universal conceptions of human rights. Impossible to show that any of this rubbed off on her, though.
www.theguardian.com
Finally, on the 'multiculturalism has failed' thing, there's this:
What the hell is wrong with Suella Braverman?
The home secretary is giving voice to the basest of her party’s instincts
www.theneweuropean.co.uk
Also interesting that this statement about Braverman has been issued by the Triratna community. Just over a year ago, when I went to the London Buddhist Centre, they seemed highly embarrassed to be associated with her.
Having said that, their dodgy founder was, like Braverman, opposed to the '-isms' of political correctness and eschewed universal conceptions of human rights. Impossible to show that any of this rubbed off on her, though.
Buddhist, teacher, predator: dark secrets of the Triratna guru
British-born guru Sangharakshita was mired in allegations of abuse for years. Now it seems the scandal in his wealthy order went far wider than previously acknowledged
www.theguardian.com
Finally, on the 'multiculturalism has failed' thing, there's this:
Bodicoteblue
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At one point in her bizarre rant, she quotes Angela Merkel to support her view.
The rest of her nonsense could have been a quote from, and was certainly in the spirit of, a rather different German chancellor from the 1930s.
The rest of her nonsense could have been a quote from, and was certainly in the spirit of, a rather different German chancellor from the 1930s.
MillionMilesAway
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Perceptive and well-written profile of this vile politician (basically argues that she is a shallow populist and very much a product of the fissiparous times we live in):
What the hell is wrong with Suella Braverman?
The home secretary is giving voice to the basest of her party’s instincts
Also interesting that this statement about Braverman has been issued by the Triratna community. Just over a year ago, when I went to the London Buddhist Centre, they seemed highly embarrassed to be associated with her.
Having said that, their dodgy founder was, like Braverman, opposed to the '-isms' of political correctness and eschewed universal conceptions of human rights. Impossible to show that any of this rubbed off on her, though.
Buddhist, teacher, predator: dark secrets of the Triratna guru
British-born guru Sangharakshita was mired in allegations of abuse for years. Now it seems the scandal in his wealthy order went far wider than previously acknowledged
Finally, on the 'multiculturalism has failed' thing, there's this:
So basically she became known to them as a semi-regular 10 years ago and hasn't done much more?
Seems extraordinary that they felt obliged to have put this out.
bluethrunthru
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The massed ranks of Gammon
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Is that an A10 sized newspaper?Perceptive and well-written profile of this vile politician (basically argues that she is a shallow populist and very much a product of the fissiparous times we live in):
What the hell is wrong with Suella Braverman?
The home secretary is giving voice to the basest of her party’s instincts
Also interesting that this statement about Braverman has been issued by the Triratna community. Just over a year ago, when I went to the London Buddhist Centre, they seemed highly embarrassed to be associated with her.
Having said that, their dodgy founder was, like Braverman, opposed to the '-isms' of political correctness and eschewed universal conceptions of human rights. Impossible to show that any of this rubbed off on her, though.
Buddhist, teacher, predator: dark secrets of the Triratna guru
British-born guru Sangharakshita was mired in allegations of abuse for years. Now it seems the scandal in his wealthy order went far wider than previously acknowledged
Finally, on the 'multiculturalism has failed' thing, there's this: