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@pmclauth

Books on 1. grooming gang cover-up 2. Islam is a religion of war 3. managerial elite, deception & population replacement

The Empire of Lies Katılım Şubat 2016
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If Muslim terrorists are not real Muslims why in prison are they given halal food and the Koran (their terrorist manual)?
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@carolroy52 Unfortunately the economic and world war predictions from the book are taking shape. To that extent parliamentary politics are a sideshow.
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Carol Roy
Carol Roy@carolroy52·
@pmclauth Read your book. The challenges are great, but let’s never give up hope🇬🇧
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Scottish Suffragette🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿🎗
My grandson came home yesterday and told his mum that they had a lesson on muslims, and their religion in school that day. Today, my family decided that as Christians, catholics, and with Jewish relatives as well as women's rights activists aplenty within our family, this was not appropriate, needed, or wanted. Monday, the head teacher will have a complaint she never imagined, she will never forget and will never wish repeated.
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YouGov@YouGov·
While official figures say most crimes are falling, adults in E&W think that all 11 of the crimes we asked about have been rising Online fraud: 85% Shoplifting: 81% Phone theft: 74% Knife attacks: 71% Supplying drugs: 64% Dangerous driving: 63% Sexual assault: 59% Violent assault: 57% Vandalism: 55% Burglary: 52% Rape: 50% Link in replies
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Alex Faulkner
Alex Faulkner@hearthefalconer·
@pmclauth There won’t be a revolution though, just more Islamist infiltration through this none too subtle Trojan horse. You’d have to explain your logic, I’m not seeing it.
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The best way to bring about the revolution and abolish Parliament is to vote Green. I'm glad I'm not the only person voting for these Communists. youtu.be/XHC8yTVtXmM
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@YouGov When I was attacked by immigrants in London, and police refused to attend my 999 calls "because you're white", police told me "move to a majority white area". I moved. And suddenly I knew what it was to feel safe, after nearly 40 years living among immigrants.
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YouGov@YouGov·
Where in England & Wales are people most likely to say they feel unsafe in their local area? 1. Newham: 43% 2. Barking & Dagenham: 36% 3. Brent: 34% 4. Sandwell: 29% 5. Leicester: 29% 6. Luton: 29% 7. Westminster: 28% 8. Birmingham: 28% 9. Hounslow: 28% 10. Wolverhampton: 27% yougov.com/en-gb/articles…
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Libs of TikTok@libsoftiktok·
SAY HER NAME: Jamie Trumpp Kwan Trezvant stabbed her in the face while out on $5,000 bond for another crime You probably won’t see this story in the legacy media
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Hussain Abdul-Hussain@hahussain·
Every non-Muslim and non-Arab community in the Middle East must have its own state, or it will vanish. This is Bethlehem, the city where Jesus was born. Its population was once 100 percent Christian and remained around 90 percent until 1950. Since the Palestinian Authority took control in 1993, the Christian share has fallen to just 16 percent and continues to decline. Christians cite these reasons for leaving Jesus’ birthplace: violence and coercion to convert to Islam, religious and legal discrimination, desecration of holy sites, and social exclusion. A Palestinian state, if established, would mark the end for Christians, Jews, Druze, and all other non-Muslim and non-Arab communities.
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William Meijer
William Meijer@williameijer·
Once leftists have enough power to impose a heavy tax on those who question their premises, the thirdworldification of institutions and social life simply becomes the natural outcome of maximum democracy. (Leftist=any blank slatist) x.com/williameijer/s…
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Democracy incentivizes leftists to increase the share of low-status people in society because such people depend on leftist intervention for status. The lower the human capital, the better—they bring more loyalty, votes, and power for the Left

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William Meijer@williameijer·
Message from a German friend: Germany is over. If you have time, read the following post from Reddit. Bear in mind, Germany's only resource was always education and good institutions. r/DePi Experiences as a teacher at a school with a high proportion of refugees - it is even worse than you think Hello everyone, I studied mathematics and am currently working as a secondary school teacher in the Ruhr area, partly due to the current precarious labor market situation. The proportion of refugees at my school, as at many other schools here in the region, is quite high. Most refugees are taught in separate integration classes, as integration into regular classes is simply not possible due to the desolate level of education. I teach two such integration classes several times a week and just wanted to share my experiences with you here. Even before starting my current job, I was extremely critical of the current migration, but my experiences in the teaching profession make my worst fears at the time seem like a benevolent utopia. For context: A large proportion of the integration classes consist of Marrocans born in Spain, but Syrians, Afghans and Roma are also strongly represented. The rest is a wild potpourri of Ukrainians and refugees from other Arab or Muslim countries such as Lebanon or Somalia. One class consists mainly of younger students between 11 and 13 years of age, the other class consists mainly of teenagers around 16 years of age. Now a small summary of my observations: In about half of the classes there is no significant literacy in their own language, just over half understand, even after years in the local school system, in about as good a German as I understand Mandarin. At least in math (I can only judge the other subjects to a very limited extent), the level of education is an absolute fiasco, even among older students. Truly the simplest arithmetic problems (5+6 or 7-4) are already very difficult. The cause often seems to be cognitive, because even if I illustrate the numbers with objects, many students are unable to solve corresponding tasks. It is currently Ramadan. Ukrainian students who do not fast must leave the room if they want to have a drink or eat. On the one hand, this is a rule imposed by the classes themselves, but on the other hand it is also tolerated or even actively supported by large parts of the other teaching staff and the social worker. Some male students refuse to sit next to female students for religious reasons. This is also tolerated. Fights are commonplace and that is no exaggeration. In fact, there is at least one fight almost every day. There are no properly maintained school folders or generally a careful handling of school materials. Most come to class wearing only the clothes they wear on their bodies. About half of the class with the older students is always delayed by at least 10 minutes at the first lesson, or sometimes 20 or 30 minutes. Even after the breaks, the class is actually only 10 minutes late each time. During Ramadan, also tolerated by other school staff, a good proportion sleep regularly in class by placing their head on the table. Female students are regularly labeled with highly obscene terms. The punishment of such statements either does not take place at all or is so restrained that repetition is encouraged. On parent-teacher conferences, 90 percent of parents, even after several years of residence in Germany, can only communicate via interpreters. A few days ago, some students proudly told me what new cell phone models their siblings and parents have, which, mind you, receive almost exclusively transfer payments. Female colleagues generally have it more difficult than my gender counterparts, who are usually at least rudimentarily respected. Some students often do not show up at school for months without apology. A rejection of other religions is very clear in many situations. For group work in other subjects that spans weeks, the results have a scope that can be achieved by those with normal abilities within five minutes. There is no mixing with other students. You like to keep to yourself. Even among refugees, groups usually form according to their respective origins. With all the negative impressions, there are a few positive experiences. A handful of students are actually making an effort and progress. These students are also the only reason why work doesn't seem completely pointless. I myself try to counteract this to the best of my ability, but this is hardly possible if there is no support from the staff and the school administration. I have already capitulated on some points because a corresponding commitment only breaks your nerves without changing anything. Many of the older students are leaving our education system anytime soon, and with that, the state is losing pretty much the only way to exert any influence. I fear that the situation in other schools often looks little better. This leads us to send school leavers into the wild year after year who neither write, read nor master the most basic primary school mathematics. Such people are not fit for any kind of work and are doomed to languish in our welfare system for life. Muslim and African students, in particular, often have an absurd number of siblings by German standards. If one assumes that this reproduction rate will not break with the current generation, but perhaps even increase given the fantastic conditions here in Germany compared to their countries of origin (not for locals, but certainly for people from countries with a per capita GDP of $800), the problems are compounded exponentially. I lack any imagination as to how the catastrophe that lies ahead could be averted in any way, and this is increasingly frustrating me. Just wanted to share this with you. Thanks to those who stuck with it until the end of the text and gave themselves my whining.
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caroline emberton
caroline emberton@nursenellsbells·
@Saskiaaa_____ @vpopulimedia I had an NHS interview on the 22nd Dec. Over 300 applicants for 1 post. I was told I was the only British candidate and the only candidate 'in country'. The only inperson interview. I was a really, really strong candidate. I did not get the job.
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Remix News & Views@RMXnews·
🇫🇷🚨 French far-left leader calls for the Great Replacement Jean-Luc Mélenchon: “France is destined to be a Creole (mixed Black and French) nation and so much the better! Let the young generation do the replacement of the old... Each generation is a new people!"
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