Originally posted by stackpole
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Not surprisingly I have seen a massive reduction in the number of cars with flags...
The bubble...she hath burst!
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I would be interested to know who cashed in from selling the England flags this time around.
Last World Cup it was , as I recall some enterprising gentleman from Pakistan whom made a fortune from this flag business , I think the flags were made in China.
Does anybody know the story this time around ?
Or is the flag buisness flagging ?
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Originally posted by sasguruI live close to Whitechapel. Actually about 75% of the muzzies have been flying the cross on their cars. Do you guys actually know anything at all?
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Originally posted by TrollAre you allowed to practice in Whitechapel/Bradford/Leeds etc first?
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Originally posted by TrollAre you allowed to practice in Whitechapel/Bradford/Leeds etc first?
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Would it help / be fairer if the cross of St George flag had a crescent & a star in the corner?
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Mr Khan told a Fabian Society conference that only three of their recommendations had been implemented. In his speech he said: "What has happened to all the good ideas? Why hasn't an action plan been drawn up with timelines?
"There has been limited progress but there is an air of despondency. Only three recommendations have been implemented, and group members feel let down. I worry that the government might become the Duke of York - marching all these talented British Muslims up the hill of consultation and dialogue, only to march them down again as very little appears to have changed."
A Home Office spokesman said much had been accomplished since the Preventing Extremism Together (PET) Working Group members had made their final report.
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Would it help stop this?
The head of the Metropolitan Police's anti-terrorist branch, Peter Clarke, said 60 people were awaiting trial in the UK for terrorist-related offences.
But he warned: "This is unprecedented, and the flow of new cases shows no sign of abating - if anything it is accelerating."
MI5 believes, from polls, that around 400,000 people in the UK are "sympathetic to violent jihad around the world", said Frank Gardner.
Within that number 1,200 people have been identified as being activists the security service believe are engaged in acts of terrorism at home and abroad, he said.
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Listen, it's all our fault. We're not doing enough to please the Muslim communities. No wonder they are blowing the tulip out of us.
http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/uk_politics/5142762.stm
HTH
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Originally posted by stackpoleStick them to your chest, then go to Jerusalem and chuck the mozzies out.
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Stick them to your chest, then go to Jerusalem and chuck the mozzies out.
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10 uses for an unwanted England flag
http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/uk_news/m...5140912.stm?ls
"Remove the red bits, and hey presto! Four handy little white flags, all ready for our next act of surrender!"
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