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Reply to: Oh Dear: Sending the right message?
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Previously on "Oh Dear: Sending the right message?"
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Hmmm, curses!
It is reminiscent of a Sherlock Holmes type thing or even that parody and comedy sketch with Val Kilmer(?) - Top Secret where the sight gag of Peter Cushing and the magnifying glass is a parody of a similar shot of Cushing from Terence Fisher's The Curse of Frankenstein (1957)?
You're not Peter Cushing are you? If so, my Lord Darth Tyranus, I apologise...
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Sorry Hyper old chap didn't see you there at the back with your hand up. Well basically I could tell you but then I would have to kill you as it may reveal my true identity
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Oi Mr Galt! Pretty please sir, but I asked last week but heard no reply - what is your avatar meaning like?
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Nice to see Mr Bliar speaking out about religious extremists preaching in the UK - he's talking about deporting them apparantly......1984 here we come.. only yesterday another one was being invited in, at the tax payer's expense, to talk to Britain's muslin youth
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Originally posted by wendigo100Well, when was the last terrorist bombing in London (before last week) that was carried out by a muslim?Originally posted by MailmanUmm about 5 days ago.
I'd go along with what you say about Kiwis, if you can assure me that none of them are members of this religious cult.
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Originally posted by wendigo100Well, when was the last terrorist bombing in London (before last week) that was carried out by a muslim?
Actually, we don't know who did last week's - it could have been a Kiwi.[/
Mailman
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Originally posted by Franckowhen you get a fine on the train you can just write down "a" name and "an" address (guess it changed now but a few years ago it was just like that).
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Originally posted by Rebecca Loosundeed there should! This illustrates my point entirely: not enough checks, not enough controls, a policy way too soft and lax. If even I can come here and dodge tax for years, how easy must it be for terrorists to do their stuff without being challenged?
Oh, and I forgot, the only place in Europe where tourists from the rest of EU could come here and have a free holiday paid by the Government benefits.
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very good point wendigo100
the only guys with a history of terrorism in London are Irish... and they can enter the UK freely.
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Mailman said --> "You might be able to remind us...but when was the last terrorist bombing in London that was carried out by a kiwi?"
I thought the emphasis on this thread was immigration as a whole, so I mentioned the tax dodgers among us, no doubt terrorising the Inland Revenue.
I wasn't suggesting Kiwis were into terrorist bombing.
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the last terrorist bombing in London
Originally posted by MailmanYou might be able to remind us...but when was the last terrorist bombing in London that was carried out by a kiwi?
Actually, we don't know who did last week's - it could have been a Kiwi.
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Originally posted by PintoShouldn't there be tighter controls on Tax dodgers from NZ? Unless they hate rugby of course.
I wonder though...id the police are warning people not to carry out revenge attacks, why arent these guys warning imams and co not to preach hatred?
Mailman
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undeed there should! This illustrates my point entirely: not enough checks, not enough controls, a policy way too soft and lax. If even I can come here and dodge tax for years, how easy must it be for terrorists to do their stuff without being challenged?
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Shouldn't there be tighter controls on Tax dodgers from NZ? Unless they hate rugby of course.
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