Tommy Robinson so Correct with his ranting. IMHO

a reply to: oldcarpy
Yep, if they hadn't been in uniform nobody would have probably noticed, certainly not the Council of Muslims.
They were daft to do it, you can be pulled up on 'disrepute' charges for spitting in the street while in uniform.
I'm no fan of the guy but I can't really comment on what he claims about Muslims because I live in a 98+% non-Muslim region.

originally posted by: oldcarpy
a reply to: CornishCeltGuy

Thank you. Looks like the Army just being a bit PC. Nothing about this triggers me much.

Back in my day you would have been made to clean the bog with a toothbrush or something similar if you had stepped out of line. In fact, Punishment for all was the norm when one person stepped out of line and that line could be be something as simple as usless at making a bed or ironing a shirt... Ooh, they have taken their phones away. Oh, the injustice of it all.

Stephen talks about political correctness when maybe he should concentrate on why he gets so upset over the slightest of things. Snowflake Robinson.

The MCB aren't my better than the EDL, look at their 'investigation' into the abuse of Ahmadi Muslims and this whole thing smacks of double standards once again.

a reply to: SprocketUK
Ah that was interesting. It is a bit shameful if 500 UK Muslims ran to fight with ISIS each year (1500 total) yet there are only 600 Muslims serving as soldiers in the entire British Army.
I wonder if they send their recruitment vans to schools in high Muslim population areas.

a reply to: Soloprotocol
My gosh, solo, we agree on something

a reply to: CornishCeltGuy


it'll just be social media and the odd spittle flecked lunatic whipping them up in the local mosque.
Not all mosques, but there's a fair few that are deep in crazyland, like Finsbury Park when that captain hook bloke was there.

In our post-multiculturalism society the question is how do fix all this?

Stephen is a self-proclaimed Zionist. That is all I need to know about him.

a reply to: CornishCeltGuy


Bloody hell. I agree with Solo too. Wonders will never cease.

a reply to: biggilo

Yes, but what annoyed me was his wide-eyed rant about how the MCB even exists. Hello? There's all kinds of religious councils and other organisations all over the place. There's the Jewish Leadership Council, Hindu Council UK, the Methodist Council and even a Temple of the Jedi Order in the UK. Is he going to complain about those? Of course not.

a reply to: AngryCymraeg

Yes but the difference is that the MCB is a sectarian organisation.

originally posted by: CornishCeltGuy
a reply to: Soloprotocol
My gosh, solo, we agree on something

Here's the rub. When you join the military you better grow up and grow up fast. Very soon bullets may be flying all around you. Acting like a bunch of girls who just met Justin Beiber at Tesco isn't really the image the Army wants out there.

a reply to: Soloprotocol

Would the army act the same if it was Jeremy Corbyn? Name an enemy of the UK and he's probably buddies with them.

Why bring Corbyn into this.?

a reply to: Soloprotocol


Why not bring Corbyn into it? Perhaps just to annoy you?

Why not bring thatcher into it?, after all, she did do deals with the IRA whereas Corbyn didn't. He was Just acting as an emissary between Sinn Fein and London. You all know this but prefer to paint a picture to suit your own agendas.

Oh, and why would it annoy me? I find him to be a hypocrite.

a reply to: Soloprotocol


More than just an "emissary". JC and his cronies actively supported the IRA's "armed struggle". McMao even praised the IRA for their "bullets and their bombs".

Thatcher was nearly killed by the IRA and thank goodness that JC was never in any position to do a deal with them.

You find JC a hypocrite? Excellent. Now you are getting somewhere.

originally posted by: oldcarpy
a reply to: Soloprotocol


More than just an "emissary". JC and his cronies actively supported the IRA's "armed struggle". McMao even praised the IRA for their "bullets and their bombs".

Thatcher was nearly killed by the IRA and thank goodness that JC was never in any position to do a deal with them.

You find JC a hypocrite? Excellent. Now you are getting somewhere.

Activly supported the IRA?. Jeesus man, You make it sound like JC had his own active unit. grow up.

John Lennon showed more support for the IRA, He actively funded them, yet we have a international airport named after him.

a reply to: Soloprotocol


But he did actively support the IRA . Why so triggered? It's a fact, deal with it:

JC and McDonnell's Close Links to the IRA

It's the Telegraph, which you won't like as a source, but it does deal with facts, and there are plenty of other sources.

John Lennon? He is not trying to be our PM, is he?

Good. I'm back to disagreeing with you. Everything's back to normal again.

originally posted by: oldcarpy
Good. I'm back to disagreeing with you. Everything's back to normal again.

Pmsl!
I agree about Corbyn and the IRA, he also wanted to share the Falklands with Argentina, the #ing weasel.
On-topic, those young soldiers were daft doing it in uniform, it was bound to cause controversy, lesson learned I'd say.