Talking of Bradford

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lilelvis2000 replied

20 August 2010, 08:13
If the EDL shows up on Great Horton road I'm sure they'll stop in at Mumtaz and Sher Khan for a bite to eat. Superb!
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Clippy replied

19 August 2010, 22:33
So, you're not a curry fan then?
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xoggoth started a topic Talking of Bradford

19 August 2010, 20:55
Talking of Bradford

What's the betting that the riots will kick off again at the end of the month?

They may ban the EDL rally (probably rightly) in Bradford at the end of the month but then they banned the NF march last time. Out of the usual one sided political correctness, they then allowed a counter rally by "anti-facist" groups to go ahead whereupon these "peaceful people" went looking for trouble to a pub where some some righties were said to be and the riots started.

Will the powers that be make that mistake again? It is a pity that our authorities will never grasp that there are violent irrational people and legitimate greivances on both sides and that an even handed, dispassionate approach is the most effective way to dispel resentments.
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