Musk calls on King Charles III to dissolve Parliament over Oldham sex grooming gangs

a reply to: NoCorruptionAllowed

Once in office, we need Trump and Congress to seriously reevaluate the nature of our relationship with the UK.

# off then.
With friends like you who needs enemies?

The UK is at no-one's beck and call and is no-one's joey.
We managed perfectly well for centuries before you were even a thing and will do so long after you've torn yourself apart.

For the record: Musk is a typical arrogant wealthy Saffer.
He abandoned his own country of birth rather than help it rebuild after the fall of Apartheid when he ran away to Canada.
He then decided to ingratiate himself into the USA.
His arrogance and massive ego has now resulted in him believing he can dictate and moralise to the world.

One thing I do know; with two ego's the likes of Trump's and Musk's operating in the same orbit there will be an inevitable clash at some point....and it will be BIG.

a reply to: NoCorruptionAllowed

"Are you?
The UK requires correction just like the USA and Canada, and other countries who currently have Dog Sh#t leaders who turn a blind eye to actual criminals, much like you are doing here on ATS."

Actually, in real life, I prosecute criminals.

Unlike keyboard warriors, I do something about crime.

a reply to: NoCorruptionAllowed

The silly part will be watching Trump fail to start a ""special relationship"" with Vladimir or be able to wave his wand and end the war in Ukraine overnight when he takes office like he's claimed time and time again.

As to ending the US special relationship with the UK.

Good luck with that, considering our history, 2 world wars, who helped build your nation, and the fact that quite a few of your ancestors hail from our shores.

originally posted by: xWorldxGonexMadx

originally posted by: ufoorbhunter

originally posted by: xWorldxGonexMadx
a reply to: angelchemuel

If Charles was a real King, he would have put a stop to the invasion happening on the South Coast by now, in fact, this is something the Queen should have done in her time...

They have let the ENEMY in.

Before 1900, this wouldn't have been allowed I'm sure.. maybe even upto 1950 it wouldn't have happened.

The textile plant owners brought the asians over post WW2. They needed workers and asian would do the work. Those same textile plant owners wanted the work done a hundred years before and the Irish did the work back then. They didn;t give a monkey where the workers came from they just wanted the looms running 24 hours a day. Nothing to do with Kings and Queens, textile plant owners caused all this in their pursuit of dosh.

The Indians were fine and mixed properly...

The Bangladeshi's, Pakistani's, Somalians, Afghans and Iraqi's on the other hand... not so much... mostly those of Islamic Faith I'm referring to as the ENEMY!!

They even said they were coming here to rape the English Women and to turn the UK into an Islamic State but what do our Politicians do? They say we are Islamophobic if we say anything against it.

It's a tricky one. Every time anyb western person government inflicts something against a muslim people or nation we get a response from all the muslim living arounf the world. No idea where all this will end yet lookking at the Balkans today (not a decade ago) one probably sees the future.

originally posted by: Freeborn
a reply to: ufoorbhunter



The thing is, the victims of these grooming gangs tend to come from disadvantaged and neglected, white, working class backgrounds - the vast majority of politicians couldn't really give a # about them. No-one is beating the door down trying to speak up for them, get them justice and preventing other gangs from doing exactly the same to others.
If the victims were middle-class or from one of the 'special interest' groups there'd be hell to pay.

and by ignoring things the governments of the past decades are fuelling the far right. It's almost by design. It must be planned to have the mother of all battles taking here on our island! I be honest mate I got nearly sodomised by an asian in the 90's, he was a old Sikh though and I was no state having drunk a bottle of whisky with him following a night on the mushies. I guess they come in all types.

Possibly the Kasmiri type is even more randy. Last year I kept getting 'visited' by a kasmiri woman quite recently arrived. Kep walkinh in through the shutter doors always open in the heat of summer and asking for bits of scrap. Then she started showing her legs, pulling up her skirt/ sari thing and saying "you have nice eyes" to my horror. "I'm seeing someone and I'm loyal" or something like that I Said. She kept reepeating the act until her son turned up as she followed me up the street on me way to Home Bargains to get a chheese ploughmans for lunch, and marched her away. Turned out her husband was ill. Never seen her since. Think they lock up widdows or something for years til they see other men, like a religious type of thing. They're more randy than us mate she was like 60 or somthing I guess, maybe it's genetic or something with Kasmir.

Just when you think Musk couldn't be any more ignorant about UK politics he's gone full r-tard and is now calling for the US to invade the UK and free us from 'tyranical government'.

No wonder he's so unpopular in the UK and has lost millions of UK twitter users in the last few days due to his derranged rants.

a reply to: bastion

So, not only weighing in on our politics this unelected non US citizen is now spouting about US foreign policy?

The man is a liability for Trump. I can see Trump distancing himself from Musk in which case given his previous form he will likely turn on Trump.

What an absolute Muppet.

a reply to: bastion

Hmmmm...a NATO country invading another NATO country?

Could be....interesting?

a reply to: Freeborn

I can see Trump dumping Musk. He's a liability.

If that happens, I'd bet that Musk will turn on Trump.

He'll probably call on King Charles to invade the USA.

No thanks.

a reply to: Oldcarpy2

I suppose he could simply deport him if he ruffles Trump's feathers.

After all, Elon is an immigrant.

a reply to: andy06shake

And build a wall? Between the US and Canada?

As to ending the US special relationship with the UK.

a reply to: andy06shake

Well, hopefully this might end. I just can't believe the UK allows this and the US allows them to sell into our country. Special relationship? Seems disfunctional, hopefully Trump can work it out. There are other countries being shipped this poison from the UK. I hope this practice stops alltogether, someone needs to tell those farmers this is immoral.

Under British law, when a pesticide is banned, the ban does not extend to its production or export. This leaves companies free to keep manufacturing these products in the UK to be sold in countries with weaker regulations. 

“It’s deeply shocking that UK-based companies are shipping these most dangerous and deadly pesticides overseas where they can do huge harm to people and the environment despite being, rightly, banned here,” said Siân Berry, Green Party MP for Brighton Pavillion.

Shocking!

a reply to: fringeofthefringe

Chlorinated Chicken?

Agent Orange?

Any takers?

Hatred will eat you up.

Not 😎 cool.

No one is forcing anyone to buy the stuff.

originally posted by: Oldcarpy2
a reply to: fringeofthefringe

Chlorinated Chicken?

Agent Orange?

Any takers?

Hatred will eat you up.

Not 😎 cool.

Not just calling out the UK, other countries are also part of it by buying it. This is a global issue that needs to end. Trump will have RFK, jr helping on this. The food supply is poisoning us all and the biggest beneficiary is big pharma. Seems like a big conspiracy.

Rather than repeat authorisations for toxic chemicals, The Wildlife Trusts want to see British Sugar and the UK Government offer more support to transition away from harmful pesticides like these, which threaten the future of our farming and natural systems.

something we can all agree with

a reply to: fringeofthefringe

Yes I suppose it is sort of morally wrong.....but up there on the scale of things to be outraged about?
And I have to say that other countries should be more stringent with their own legislation then. Surely the onus is on the respective governments that are allowing these products to be used.....shouldn't it?

And come on, do you honestly think the USA is above these sort of practices?

You seem to becoming quite desperate and obsessive in expressing any sort of dislike for the UK and its people.

Hatred is a poisonous emotion and will eat you up and consume you

a reply to: fringeofthefringe

Wow. You really have a Downer on us Brits.

Carry on.

originally posted by: Freeborn
a reply to: NoCorruptionAllowed

Once in office, we need Trump and Congress to seriously reevaluate the nature of our relationship with the UK.

# off then.
With friends like you who needs enemies?

That's what all the rape victims are saying about your pal Starmer.

I understand now why you attack those condemning Britain's rape supporting leaders, if you do, they will throw you in prison like all the others who condemned the current leadership's support of the rape gangs since they are more worried about being seen as racist.

The difference is that those who did speak out against the rape gangs, had the courage to stand up to that level of immorality.

a reply to: NoCorruptionAllowed

My pal Starmer?
What a load of absolute bollocks.....you've just broadcast your absolute ignorance of both me and this country to everyone and made a complete and utter #ing idiot of yourself.

Silly, silly man.

a reply to: NoCorruptionAllowed

"I understand now why you attack those condemning Britain's rape supporting leaders, if you do, they will throw you in prison like all the others who condemned the current leadership's support of the rape gangs since they are more worried about being seen as racist."

Nigel Farage still seems to be at liberty?

Still can't play nice? Thread closed pending review and don't be shocked if post bans are forthcoming.