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- Topic starter Stirlingsays
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Foreigners love to stick their unwanted nose into British politics. Non of their business.
You are right, George Soros should have shut the f*** up.
Wisbech Eagle
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He doesn’t get involved. His Foundation provides funds for causes they believe are worthy, via fledgling organisations struggling for cash. The only one I remember was Brexit, which as Hungarian and Hungary being part of the EU you can argue he had a legitimate interest in.
Totally different to Musk.
He is a dual national and a foreign national so I was replying to Beak. Which fledgling organisation was struggling for cash that warranted getting involved in Brexit?
Teddy Eagle
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The Foundation which is controlled by his son who has said that he is "more political" than his father.
Wisbech Eagle
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Still an arms length Foundation supporting others and not getting directly involved.
No tweets offering opinions, often using offensive language.
With noble aims too.
Open Society Foundations
One of the largest philanthropic organizations in the world, we care about freedom, democracy, and human rights.
www.opensocietyfoundations.org
They aren’t political. They simply support democratic values.
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No tweets but billions spent supporting causes you believe in. Very noble.Still an arms length Foundation supporting others and not getting directly involved.
No tweets offering opinions, often using offensive language.
With noble aims too.
Open Society Foundations
One of the largest philanthropic organizations in the world, we care about freedom, democracy, and human rights.
They aren’t political. They simply support democratic values.
Stirlingsays
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If there is anyone out there who doesn't know how the UK government treats those well known with DR politics (in other words, those who have a larger than normal right wing following on social media). Then they should watch this video.
We are literally talking about those with views around about where many Reform voters are. Those who have many hours of advertised opinions.
In short, they are persecuted in the UK and treated as potential terrorists. This is directed policy of this government and even the last Tory government. I think this is done, not because they actually think they are terrorists, but because they have to harass them and make their life difficult and thus encourage them not to promote social conservativism and thus anti current establishment positions.
While at the same time, as I have noted many times, the Communist party of the UK have had official headquarters in the UK for many many decades. A headquarters that many Labour MPs have visited and given speeches at.
Free speech was far more free, as was freedom of association when we lived under social conservativism.
We are literally talking about those with views around about where many Reform voters are. Those who have many hours of advertised opinions.
In short, they are persecuted in the UK and treated as potential terrorists. This is directed policy of this government and even the last Tory government. I think this is done, not because they actually think they are terrorists, but because they have to harass them and make their life difficult and thus encourage them not to promote social conservativism and thus anti current establishment positions.
While at the same time, as I have noted many times, the Communist party of the UK have had official headquarters in the UK for many many decades. A headquarters that many Labour MPs have visited and given speeches at.
Free speech was far more free, as was freedom of association when we lived under social conservativism.
Wisbech Eagle
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I watched the video.
I am delighted to know that our security forces are keeping tabs on people who indulge in unusual travel programmes without any obvious reasons.
Those who have nothing to hide have nothing to fear. It might be inconvenient to be delayed for interrogation but if it happened to me I would not be the least offended. I would be pleased to know we were being protected.
The security forces don’t stop people without good reason. This could have done to let him know that they know something. Only today the concern over right-wing terrorism was in the news again. That doesn’t come from thin air.
The laddy doth protest too much, methinks.
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There is no significant 'far right' terrorist movement in the UK, just as there is no significant 'far left' terrorist movement in the UK (why would there be as their social policies are roughly law). On the right, it's mostly persecution of innocent people with, what is deemed a significant media presence and is entirely political in nature.....Just as here in this ridiculous case of harassment.
Our intelligence/security services and government of whatever hue already know this, as both independent movements on right and left have always been infiltrated. Instead nearly the entire terrorist threat in the UK comes from radicals within Islam, who people like our corny friend here have indirectly spent decades encouraging into the country via their irresponsible attitudes towards immigration....Unlike the DR or 'far right' who always opposed it for because that's common sense.
It's people like him who supported the causes that created the problems deflecting blame onto people who point these problems out.
Our intelligence/security services and government of whatever hue already know this, as both independent movements on right and left have always been infiltrated. Instead nearly the entire terrorist threat in the UK comes from radicals within Islam, who people like our corny friend here have indirectly spent decades encouraging into the country via their irresponsible attitudes towards immigration....Unlike the DR or 'far right' who always opposed it for because that's common sense.
It's people like him who supported the causes that created the problems deflecting blame onto people who point these problems out.
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Stirlingsays
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Approval for our current Starmer administration is at very low levels.
Only 16 percent......Well, at least I can say I never voted for them.....then again, less voted for them than for Corbyn.
Disapproval is at 64 percent.
Only 16 percent......Well, at least I can say I never voted for them.....then again, less voted for them than for Corbyn.
Disapproval is at 64 percent.
Stirlingsays
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Matt Goodwin sums it up rather accurately in my view.
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Reform poll shock as Farage's party on course to win most seats for first time
A new poll gives Reform UK its largest lead over other parties yet - with shocking results forecast for the election.
www.express.co.uk
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Wisbech Eagle
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It’s garbage.
No one wants to squash free speech.
Nor does anyone classify all those who support Reform as far right or racist. It’s so obviously untrue it really doesn’t need an explanation.
Some who do are though, indeed it’s the natural home for those with these kind of views. Something that this party needs to rectify if it really hopes to come mainstream.
That some, including the poster above, are complaining that Reform are not right enough might suggest they are beginning to become aware of that.
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TE, don't get boxt in to a debate with this contrarian