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 Stirlingsays Online  09 May 23 9.13pm |
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The 'diversity industry' in American just carries on its merry way. Pay up white boy. [Tweet Link]
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| Ouzo Dan 10 May 23 6.24am |
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Originally posted by Stirlingsays
The 'diversity industry' in American just carries on its merry way. Pay up white boy. [Tweet Link]You know, I'm something of an African American myself. Quick Google says there are over 2.5 million black people in California, I'd imagine every one will get $2000 a month spread over 50 years. It's universal basic income ushered in disguised as reparations.
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cryrst  The garden of England 11 May 23 7.01pm |
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Originally posted by Ouzo Dan
You know, I'm something of an African American myself. Quick Google says there are over 2.5 million black people in California, I'd imagine every one will get 00 a month spread over 50 years. It's universal basic income ushered in disguised as reparations. Maybe Africa will help out as they were the sellers!
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| Stirlingsays Online 14 May 23 12.04pm |
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Executive confronts Warren Buffett & Bill Gates Over Epstein.
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| Hrolf The Ganger 14 May 23 2.22pm |
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Originally posted by Wisbech Eagle
Are you comparing yourself to a Neanderthal? Really? We are all homo sapiens whether we now live in Europe, Africa, Asia, Australasia or the melting pot of the Americas. We won't be replaced. I clearly understand extrapolation much better than you do. All you do is simple maths, without any attempt at extrapolation of context or meaning. There is nothing in this post of any substance. It is clear that you wish to ignore what is staring you in the face, so it is pointless to try and reason with such a dogmatic and ignorant position.
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| Wisbech Eagle Truro Cornwall 14 May 23 9.10pm |
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Originally posted by Hrolf The Ganger
There is nothing in this post of any substance. It is clear that you wish to ignore what is staring you in the face, so it is pointless to try and reason with such a dogmatic and ignorant position. That made me laugh. It is entirely you who ignores what stares you in the face every time you step outside your front door. Everybody you meet is a member of the same race as you. They vary in many ways, tall, short, fat, thin, clever, stupid, young or old but they are all humans. Why select just one of those variations as the basis for anything? Their offspring, and their offspring's offspring won't be identical. It depends on who their partners are, the environment they grow in and the education we provide. Time modifies. What we need is patience and a plan. What we don't need is defeatism, pessimism or, worse, xenophobia. That you accuse me of being dogmatic is genuinely funny.
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| Stirlingsays Online 14 May 23 9.13pm |
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Originally posted by Ouzo Dan
You know, I'm something of an African American myself. Quick Google says there are over 2.5 million black people in California, I'd imagine every one will get 00 a month spread over 50 years. It's universal basic income ushered in disguised as reparations. Yep, the tax base, in Democrat cities has been voting with its feet for some time now. Red states getting redder and blue states getting bluer and poorer in terms of what they are producing.....The Democrats are trying their old trick of bussing in illegals and immigrants into red states.....but there's little respect for government today and the tricks of the sixties that destroyed communities isn't going to do as well today. Edited by Stirlingsays (14 May 2023 9.14pm)
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| Hrolf The Ganger 15 May 23 2.57pm |
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Originally posted by Wisbech Eagle
That made me laugh. It is entirely you who ignores what stares you in the face every time you step outside your front door. Everybody you meet is a member of the same race as you. They vary in many ways, tall, short, fat, thin, clever, stupid, young or old but they are all humans. Why select just one of those variations as the basis for anything? Their offspring, and their offspring's offspring won't be identical. It depends on who their partners are, the environment they grow in and the education we provide. Time modifies. What we need is patience and a plan. What we don't need is defeatism, pessimism or, worse, xenophobia. That you accuse me of being dogmatic is genuinely funny. You need to tell them that. I have stated on many occasions that race does not actually exist in the scientific sense. However, if you are stupid enough to delude yourself that this country is not changing very rapidly, and not for the better, due to immigration, then you need to get your head out of your arse, or better still, just stop wasting our time with your obtuse clap trap. The trend is clear. Edited by Hrolf The Ganger (15 May 2023 2.58pm)
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| Wisbech Eagle Truro Cornwall 15 May 23 10.08pm |
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Originally posted by Hrolf The Ganger
You need to tell them that. I have stated on many occasions that race does not actually exist in the scientific sense. However, if you are stupid enough to delude yourself that this country is not changing very rapidly, and not for the better, due to immigration, then you need to get your head out of your arse, or better still, just stop wasting our time with your obtuse clap trap. The trend is clear. Edited by Hrolf The Ganger (15 May 2023 2.58pm) Don't you worry. I'll tell anyone who comes out with the kind of nonsense you do the same thing. They just don't happen to inhabit this space. I wonder why? Perhaps because you do? I don't for a moment deny we are going through an intense period of change, in many different ways. You seem totally obsessed with just one, which will sort itself out given time and effort. Effort that people like you are unwilling to make. You prefer to bang your head on the wall in a football forum instead of actually doing something positive. There are community groups designed to bridge gaps and increase understanding of diametrically opposite views. Go and join one, treat others with respect and listen as well as speak. You might just soften a little. Immigration is a fact of life today and that's not going to change anytime soon, despite the politicking of people like Braverman. My goodness doesn't she spout some garbage?
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| Wisbech Eagle Truro Cornwall 15 May 23 10.31pm |
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I read that the Durham report into the way the FBI handled their investigation into Russian interference in the 2016 Presidential election has been published today. Apparently, it makes some criticisms of some of the procedures they used. Which have been learned from and corrected. This report was commissioned by Trump in 2019, seemingly to whitewash his record. It does nothing at all though to undermine the findings of the investigation itself, which was headed by Special Counsel Robert Mueller. He found there was interference by Russia, and a large number of charges were made against former Trump campaign staff. What Mueller did not find was that the Trump campaign and Russia conspired together. He used carefully nuanced language because he also didn't say that they didn't conspire together. It had a strong whiff of "not proven". Knowing that the Mueller files were all sent to New York I am now wondering if they are being kept on ice until the Durham report was published and we should now anticipate yet more legal issues for Trump. We'll see. Of course, Trump has already claimed a great victory, and declared that the report shows that the "American public was scammed". It does nothing of the sort!
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| Stirlingsays Online 16 May 23 1.18am |
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It's quite incredible really. If you took Wisbech as the person to rely upon for news about what this report actually says you'd get the wrong impression....Mmmm....shades of marketing perhaps...not exactly focused in on the objective. Let's take some actual quotes from the report: A very important conclusion from this report....and a very damning one for Wisbech, when you read what he said all through the 'Bias against Trump' thread was that 'the FBI had not possessed "actual evidence" of collusion between Donald Trump's campaign and Russia before launching an inquiry'. For years Wisbech told us on this forum that Trump was guilty of this and here we have it.....this was a politically motivated set up. One of us said near the start of that thread that Trump wasn't going to go to jail for this and one of us was right and the other...not so much. In fact it looks like his 'jam tomorrow' is rapidly nearing its expiry date. To quote this report some more. The FBI's inquiry had lacked 'analytical rigor'. The FBI had the FBI had pursued an inquiry and wasted money on 'raw, unanalysed and uncorroborated intelligence' The FBI were guilty of 'confirmation bias' (shocker) and that it ignored information that didn't support those biases.....Blimey it almost sounds like Wisbech could have had a career there. Significant differences were noted between how the FBI had treated Clinton during her email inquiry and how it treated Trump. Clinton had received briefings from the FBI whereas Trump did not. A rather damning conclusion is drawn with, 'the Department [of Justice] and the FBI failed to uphold their important mission of strict fidelity to the law'.....Wow. When you read the FBI's response....you can sum it up with 'trust me bro'...Well, personally I don't think they have earned that trust and shown that they are politically attuned to what their objective mission is....they come out here as root and branch political. No one gets held accountable for these failures, so what incentive is there for any improvement or change? It's just words. Until a new broom comes in and starts taking names nothing changes. Regardless, as I said years ago, the US is only heading one way and that is an inevitable national division....I just pray it's peaceful....not that anyone seems to believe in compromises in the US. Edited by Stirlingsays (16 May 2023 4.17am)
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| Badger11 Beckenham 16 May 23 7.37am |
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Originally posted by Stirlingsays
It's quite incredible really. If you took Wisbech as the person to rely upon for news about what this report actually says you'd get the wrong impression....Mmmm....shades of marketing perhaps...not exactly focused in on the objective. Let's take some actual quotes from the report: A very important conclusion from this report....and a very damning one for Wisbech, when you read what he said all through the 'Bias against Trump' thread was that 'the FBI had not possessed "actual evidence" of collusion between Donald Trump's campaign and Russia before launching an inquiry'. For years Wisbech told us on this forum that Trump was guilty of this and here we have it.....this was a politically motivated set up. One of us said near the start of that thread that Trump wasn't going to go to jail for this and one of us was right and the other...not so much. In fact it looks like his 'jam tomorrow' is rapidly nearing its expiry date. To quote this report some more. The FBI's inquiry had lacked 'analytical rigor'. The FBI had the FBI had pursued an inquiry and wasted money on 'raw, unanalysed and uncorroborated intelligence' The FBI were guilty of 'confirmation bias' (shocker) and that it ignored information that didn't support those biases.....Blimey it almost sounds like Wisbech could have had a career there. Significant differences were noted between how the FBI had treated Clinton during her email inquiry and how it treated Trump. Clinton had received briefings from the FBI whereas Trump did not. A rather damning conclusion is drawn with, 'the Department [of Justice] and the FBI failed to uphold their important mission of strict fidelity to the law'.....Wow. When you read the FBI's response....you can sum it up with 'trust me bro'...Well, personally I don't think they have earned that trust and shown that they are politically attuned to what their objective mission is....they come out here as root and branch political. No one gets held accountable for these failures, so what incentive is there for any improvement or change? It's just words. Until a new broom comes in and starts taking names nothing changes. Regardless, as I said years ago, the US is only heading one way and that is an inevitable national division....I just pray it's peaceful....not that anyone seems to believe in compromises in the US. Edited by Stirlingsays (16 May 2023 4.17am) I found this bit interesting "In a statement, the FBI said it had "already implemented dozens of corrective actions". " So no denial that Durham's report is wrong and or bias and that the original investigation was sound. Just a non apology from the FBI. Any day now any day
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