This flight to Rwanda

[the other bob wilson]

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I was replying to Lither's assertion that only multi-cultural societies end in disaster and bloodshed. If you find the comparison with a mono-cultural society distasteful then it's your choice I guess!

Did he ever get around to saying who the “real British” were? Does he really think we’d all be living in perfect peace and harmony if only “real British” lived on these islands? Doubt it if we’ll ever get an answer to those questions mind, he’s a classic answer a question with another question merchant when they get a bit awkward.

[OurManFlint II]

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The case against Tanzania...

"Crime is a serious problem in Tanzania, and visitors should be alert and cautious. Street crime in Dar es Salaam is common and includes mugging, bag snatching, vehicle theft, "smash and grab" attacks on vehicles, armed robbery, burglary, and home invasions."

In early 2015, Maasai and Datoga citizens living in the Morogoro region of Tanzania were victims of deadly, ethnic violence. According to reports from local media, the assaults were instigated by public figures interested in acquiring land, and state authorities have not intervened to protect Maasai citizens. Police protection has instead been given to others who are illegally cultivating officially registered Maasai land.

Due to ongoing assaults, Maasai living in the region are frightened to be in public. They are not receiving health care, attending school and university, or carrying out usual economic activities. Despite appealing to district, regional and national authorities, no protection or recourse to justice has been provided to the affected Maasai citizens or communities to date.

The most recent assaults have been occurring since mid-January 2015, and follow years of poor governance in the Morogoro region. Illegal evictions, dispossession of Massai citizens, and human rights violations have become daily life for indigenous people in the area. Serious concerns were recently voiced in the Tanzanian Parliament, and it is feared that the attacks could descend into ethnic based violence and spread across the country.

The brief calls for urgent action to halt the violence in the Morogoro Region and to put a stop to the current culture of impunity. It states that without strong and public action from the highest levels, Maasai and Datoga citizens will continue to be stigmatized and the prospective of nation-wide violence will remain a threat to stability, development, and peace in Tanzania.

Also, i read that 95% of Tanzania are of the bantu linguistic tradition, with different tribes stemming from that. Have i read right? It was a speed read so maybe i'm wrong.

San Marino, Japan, Spain...

[JamesWales]

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Bloody hell, I take one night off to enjoy the sun and the whole board goes mental.

[Taunton Blue Genie]

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Bloody hell, I take one night off to enjoy the sun and the whole board goes mental.

Are you in the Arctic Circle then? (I was last week)

[JamesWales]

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Are you in the Arctic Circle then? (I was last week)

touche!

[SLUDGE FACTORY]

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Portugal

[JamesWales]

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Portugal

Are we playing Mallets Mallet now?

Slovakia!

[jon1959]

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I'm not a fan of Yvette Cooper, but she is one hell of an effective parliamentary speaker.

This is a complete take down of Priti Patel and the Rwanda scheme.

[chrisp_1927]

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These trafficked people are paying 5.000 pounds a go and they're coming from a safe secure country. They are economic migrants chancing their arm.
And they're massively encouraged by NGOs funded by Jewish Billionaire Soros and Co

Those pesky jews

[SLUDGE FACTORY]

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I'm not a fan of Yvette Cooper, but she is one hell of an effective parliamentary speaker.

This is a complete take down of Priti Patel and the Rwanda scheme.

Patel is a twat

[JamesWales]

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I'm not a fan of Yvette Cooper, but she is one hell of an effective parliamentary speaker.

This is a complete take down of Priti Patel and the Rwanda scheme.

I watched this yesterday after PMQ's . It really wasn't. Patel responded to every point and basically asked her her solution. Did you see that too?

It's a bit pointless these videos without the rebuttals.

[cyril evans awaydays]

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I watched this yesterday after PMQ's . It really wasn't. Patel responded to every point and basically asked her her solution. Did you see that too?

It's a bit pointless these videos without the rebuttals.

If as you say she rebutted every point, how much is the scheme costing?

[Rjk]

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I watched this yesterday after PMQ's . It really wasn't. Patel responded to every point and basically asked her her solution. Did you see that too?

It's a bit pointless these videos without the rebuttals.

I've seen both, and Patel didn't come across well

[JamesWales]

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If as you say she rebutted every point, how much is the scheme costing?

I didn't really study the video in order to take an exam in it. I'm just saying, I saw Patels statement, I saw Yvette Coopers response and I saw Patels response to that and both are impressive orators. Seeing one speech in what was effectively a conversation isn't that helpful

[JamesWales]

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I've seen both, and Patel didn't come across well

I thought she did well in highlighting the hypocrisy and lack of ideas from the other side tbh. It was a lot of grandstanding.