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Current Affairs Race wars, neo-nazis and other unpleasantness
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“Save our kids from the terrible scourge of ” checks notes “cheap footwear”
A rallying cry for the ages
adi dassler
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Indeed. The 'friendliest city on earth', socialist utopia that some scousers like to think Liverpool is, really isn't the case. As has been proven today sadly.
Hinchcliffe's Corner
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Get out of that craphole of a country while you can. All of you.
Bluerover
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I read elsewhere today that EDL has disbanded but lots of neo-Nazi local offshoots as a result including a mob in Sunderland that was involved in the riots there.
A few knobheads at the “mosque” on County Road. No gammons, just kids looking for trouble.
This will happen in many more countries if it hasn’t already, unfortunately
summerisle
The rain, it raineth every day
Hinchcliffe's Corner
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There's some small pockets in the world that won't allow this. Try and find them.
tsubaki
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sod that
So many going to get a very rude awaking to what the long term implications of their actions are on their freedoms and employment chances.
www.gazettelive.co.uk
A man cried in court as he and his partner admitted joining in the disorder in Hartlepool on Wednesday night.
Steven Mailen, 54, of Elliott Street, Hartlepool, and Ryan Sheers, 28, of Powlett Road, admitted violent disorder during a hearing at Teesside Magistrates’ Court.
Paul Doney, prosecuting, said Mailen was “constantly in the face of officers” and was gesticulating towards them, shouting, until he was struck on the leg by an officer’s extendable baton.
His partner Sheers, who wept during the hearing, was then bitten on the hip by a police dog, the court heard.
He had been trying to push through the police cordon, shouting and refusing to move away.
The defendants, who have no previous convictions, were granted bail by District Judge Helen Cousins to appear before Teesside Crown Court for sentencing on September 2. Sheers, formerly a McDonalds worker, was emotional and said: “Thank you judge, thank you.”
LIVE: Rioter who was bitten by police dog during protest sobs in court
The chaos and disorder erupted at a protest that police have linked to the alleged Southport stabbing earlier this week
Steven Mailen, 54, of Elliott Street, Hartlepool, and Ryan Sheers, 28, of Powlett Road, admitted violent disorder during a hearing at Teesside Magistrates’ Court.
Paul Doney, prosecuting, said Mailen was “constantly in the face of officers” and was gesticulating towards them, shouting, until he was struck on the leg by an officer’s extendable baton.
His partner Sheers, who wept during the hearing, was then bitten on the hip by a police dog, the court heard.
He had been trying to push through the police cordon, shouting and refusing to move away.
The defendants, who have no previous convictions, were granted bail by District Judge Helen Cousins to appear before Teesside Crown Court for sentencing on September 2. Sheers, formerly a McDonalds worker, was emotional and said: “Thank you judge, thank you.”
magicjuan
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There's the Q anon similarity. Information and organisation hidden so there is no obvious point of origin.
summerisle
The rain, it raineth every day
Didn't think I could despise this woman any further, but...
To be fair, wasn't he ousted by Pete's hero because he was not right wing enough?
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