London's Cockney culture is being driven out of one of its last
remaining bastions, Newham in East London, which has seen its white
population halved in the last 15 years. The area now has the lowest
white population in London leading to pubs and working men's clubs are
closing down and a loss of Christian traditions.

The borough of Newham lies just five miles east of the City of London,
banking capital of the world, but locals say it now looks less like a
British city, more like Baghdad.

The rest.....
http://www.breitbart.com/london/2016...ckney-culture/

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On 15/05/2016 22:24, Jumper wrote:
London's Cockney culture is being driven out of one of its last
remaining bastions, Newham in East London, which has seen its white
population halved in the last 15 years. The area now has the lowest
white population in London leading to pubs and working men's clubs
are closing down and a loss of Christian traditions.

The borough of Newham lies just five miles east of the City of
London, banking capital of the world, but locals say it now looks
less like a British city, more like Baghdad.

But presumably without the same *weather*...



--

Paul Hyett, Cheltenham

Don't worry I am untainted I never read a word.

I just wanted to kill two turds with one stone:

April despite the snow was one of the warmest months, despite the overcast.

http://www.theguardian.com/environme...rature-records

And lampreys are becoming extinct:

http://www.theguardian.com/environme...MCNEWEML6619I2

That was due to Goo Gulls

http://www.theguardian.com/environme...british-rivers

******* Americans. What else are they getting at with our stuff?

So how is that bad for the environment?
But first tell me how April was the warmest for Glowballers since sliced bread?

And who is watching the *******s?

Police chiefs struggling to recruit armed officers over conviction fears. I never believed those consprrrrrists until my own mind was coming up with better stuff than they had.

Bush wasn't overwhelmed with inadequacy when his plans started to unwind with the deaths of the firemen but he was thinking what he was going to do with the repercussions now they'd ignored orders not to go in.

What he was thinking was who they could get to lend credence to the cause? A bent Britisher. But Cook would have to go he was honest. Nothing to do with him wondering what was going to happen to Pet Goat if he had to leave before the ending.

How could I have been so stoooopid as to believe that?

1. The nice day so even the dupes would find the middle of New York and

2. The duff radios issued long enough before so that the firemen would know not to go in.

3. They couldn't issue them to the Police too because the surviving families were Police detectives and you couldn't murder all those without someone finding out.

So no, the police won't take more responsibility than they need to, not because of the guns -any responsibility because they don't trust their officers. And we have Internet tubes these days.

And back on topic again: See how our telecommunications are going to go tits up on Thursday and Saturday. (Get yourself a spare Keith.) Someone tell Mr Burton as I am sure he never reads my stuff, he is just too nice.

* him!

On 2016-05-15 21:24:58 +0000, Jumper said:

London's Cockney culture is being driven out of one of its last
remaining bastions, Newham in East London ... leading to pubs and
working men's clubs are closing down and a loss of Christian traditions.

The Cockney 'culture' (excessive drinking, wife beating, washing the
doorstep with jellied eels) died of natural causes long ago, as did
workhouses and other memorable traditions. The Eastenders soap will
realise this in a hundred years.

The loss of christian traditions is to be applauded given that the
united queendom has returned to being a secular country at long last if
only in an effort to stop the good christian holy men molesting all the
children.


The borough of Newham lies just five miles east of the City of London,
banking capital of the world, but locals say it now looks less like a
British city, more like Baghdad.

The locals of Newham really do need to visit Baghdad to get their eyes
opened. There is not even a vague similarity between the two places or
their respective populations.

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On Monday, 16 May 2016 16:20:54 UTC+1, Asha Santon wrote:

The locals of Newham really do need to visit Baghdad to get their eyes
opened. There is not even a vague similarity between the two places or
their respective populations.

Fun fact: 98.4% of people who have ever used the word "Londonistan" don't live anywhere near it.

Richard

On Mon, 16 May 2016 09:12:04 -0700 (PDT)
Richard Dixon wrote:

On Monday, 16 May 2016 16:20:54 UTC+1, Asha Santon wrote:

The locals of Newham really do need to visit Baghdad to get their
eyes opened. There is not even a vague similarity between the two
places or their respective populations.

Fun fact: 98.4% of people who have ever used the word "Londonistan"
don't live anywhere near it.


I wonder whether the original Londoners said the area sounded like
Berlin after the cockneys arrived?

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On 16/05/2016 16:20, Asha Santon wrote:
On 2016-05-15 21:24:58 +0000, Jumper said:

London's Cockney culture is being driven out of one of its last
remaining bastions, Newham in East London ... leading to pubs and
working men's clubs are closing down and a loss of Christian traditions.

The Cockney 'culture' (excessive drinking, wife beating, washing the
doorstep with jellied eels) died of natural causes long ago, as did
workhouses and other memorable traditions. The Eastenders soap will
realise this in a hundred years.

The loss of christian traditions is to be applauded given that the
united queendom has returned to being a secular country at long last if
only in an effort to stop the good christian holy men molesting all the
children.


The borough of Newham lies just five miles east of the City of London,
banking capital of the world, but locals say it now looks less like a
British city, more like Baghdad.

The locals of Newham really do need to visit Baghdad to get their eyes
opened. There is not even a vague similarity between the two places or
their respective populations.

This email has been checked for viruses by Avast antivirus software.

Your message is not an email so was not checked by a tacky freebie av
product but thank you for reminding everyone which product to avoid.

Have a nice day you sad and lonely halfwit.



As usual with the liberals always finding faults with the UK, it’s
traditions, customs and its Christian religion?

Yet the liberals still don’t listen to the people and so soon they’ll
reap what they've sown, a rapture!

Richard Dearlove is a very intelligent man, who can see which way the
wind is blowing.

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-europe-36304721

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As usual with the liberals always finding faults with the UK,
it’s traditions, customs and its Christian religion?
Jumper

Ah, yes, the good old Christian traditions. The Crusades. The
Spanish Inquisition. The persecution of the Cathars. Bloody
Mary. Burning heretics at the stake. The English Civil War. The
Covenanting wars. Sectarian violence in Ireland and elsewhere.
Warring football supporters. Bizarre and extreme sects. Forcible
'conversion' of heathens leading to wholesale destruction of
traditions and customs in large swathes of Africa, America,
Australia and Asia. Infinite variations on the theme of
suppression or oppression of one flavour of Christianity by
adherents of a different flavour. Killjoy puritans.
Discrimination against people on religious grounds. All worthy,
historic traditional Christian customs.

And just by the way, if you are to be taken seriously as an
upholder of tradition and customs, you need to take some lessons
on the traditional, customary and correct placing of the
apostrophe in good old UK English.

Not such a fine day here today. Bit of traditional and customary
cloud cover but at least it's fair and the wind is light.

Anne

On Tuesday, 17 May 2016 10:22:31 UTC+1, Anne B wrote:
As usual with the liberals always finding faults with the UK,
it’s traditions, customs and its Christian religion?
Jumper

Ah, yes, the good old Christian traditions. The Crusades. The
Spanish Inquisition. The persecution of the Cathars. Bloody
Mary. Burning heretics at the stake. The English Civil War. The
Covenanting wars. Sectarian violence in Ireland and elsewhere.
Warring football supporters. Bizarre and extreme sects. Forcible
'conversion' of heathens leading to wholesale destruction of
traditions and customs in large swathes of Africa, America,
Australia and Asia. Infinite variations on the theme of
suppression or oppression of one flavour of Christianity by
adherents of a different flavour. Killjoy puritans.
Discrimination against people on religious grounds. All worthy,
historic traditional Christian customs.

And just by the way, if you are to be taken seriously as an
upholder of tradition and customs, you need to take some lessons
on the traditional, customary and correct placing of the
apostrophe in good old UK English.

Not such a fine day here today. Bit of traditional and customary
cloud cover but at least it's fair and the wind is light.

Anne

It's great to see the resident bigot being so successfully verbally trashed.. Well done Asha and Anne. Absolutely brilliant put downs, and so true.

MR

On Tuesday, May 17, 2016 at 1:06:46 PM UTC+1, MartinR wrote:
On Tuesday, 17 May 2016 10:22:31 UTC+1, Anne B wrote:
As usual with the liberals always finding faults with the UK,
it’s traditions, customs and its Christian religion?
Jumper

Ah, yes, the good old Christian traditions. The Crusades. The
Spanish Inquisition. The persecution of the Cathars. Bloody
Mary. Burning heretics at the stake. The English Civil War. The
Covenanting wars. Sectarian violence in Ireland and elsewhere.
Warring football supporters. Bizarre and extreme sects. Forcible
'conversion' of heathens leading to wholesale destruction of
traditions and customs in large swathes of Africa, America,
Australia and Asia. Infinite variations on the theme of
suppression or oppression of one flavour of Christianity by
adherents of a different flavour. Killjoy puritans.
Discrimination against people on religious grounds. All worthy,
historic traditional Christian customs.

And just by the way, if you are to be taken seriously as an
upholder of tradition and customs, you need to take some lessons
on the traditional, customary and correct placing of the
apostrophe in good old UK English.

Not such a fine day here today. Bit of traditional and customary
cloud cover but at least it's fair and the wind is light.

Anne

It's great to see the resident bigot being so successfully verbally trashed. Well done Asha and Anne. Absolutely brilliant put downs, and so true.

MR

Seconded!

Graham
Penzance