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British law and the Malteser that melted... in tears, as it happens. As a result:-
This exciting, go-ahead development in the great fight for individual liberty means that criticism of immigration is steadily becoming impossible in the British workplace. You may perhaps consider such an affront to grown-up living came about only through the wilfull exploitation of some pretty disingenuous behaviour, to whit:-
But moral fibre has no place in the modern British courts. And it sure can’t when self-professed race lawyers and victimology artists boast about “Fearless & Innovative Litigation” and about winning “the largest race claim in the history of the UK”, all via “affordable representation, whatever the actual cost to our firm”. Oh for the days when an employer could turn around and say, “Look, sweetheart, if you can’t handle that you’d better find yourself somewhere else to work”. This one, I should add, felt obliged to send the benighted Kilroy-Silk supporter to race awareness classes. Of course, as an MRer I believe we should all be made fully aware of race. But I doubt if that was quite the intention in this lady’s case. Posted by Guessedworker on Friday, July 14, 2006 at 10:53 AM in Law Comments:Posted by Calvin on July 14, 2006, 05:56 PM | # I circumvent all of this PC crap by positing my opinions as hearsay. For example, at the time of the Cronula “riot”, everyone was spouting on about how “racist” Australia was (and feeling smug about not being low status “racists” themselves), I invented a brother who lived in Australia who said, “ Actually this protest was not racist. Australians get along very well with most immigrant groups and this seem to be a conflict that was specifically between Lebanese immigrants and White Australians”. I pitched in with some other information my “brother” had told me about the Sydney rapes just to stir the pot a little. Every Australian and everyone who had visited Australia then chipped in with their (low, low, low) opinions about the Lebs and did so a far more forthright manner than I had. At the time of the Irving persecution I informed workmates about some “crazy” German called Toben who had taken GPR to Treblinka and had claimed to have found zero evidence of mass graves. Be creative. We are clever than them. What’s the average IQ of a sheep? Posted by Al Ross on July 15, 2006, 12:00 AM | # HSBC is the acronymic successor to the old HongKong and Shanghai Bank which was founded during the days of empire by a group of expatriate Scottish merchants. If these Victorian gentlemen were to return to contemporary Britain and witness the terminal stupidity embodied in this case’s ruinous outcome, they would reasonably conclude that the country has taken permanent leave of its collective senses. I am a customer of HSBC and, some years ago, during one transaction in Penang, I overheard a female teller’s referring to me, in the Chinese dialect, Hokkien, as ‘gweilo’, or foreign devil. No offence was taken by me as no malice was intended and some time later I met the bank’s regional director, a Scot, in the Penang Club bar and we laughed about the incident. We agreed that the Chinese, like the Scots, ‘had a good conceit of themselves’. Posted by Kulturkampf on July 15, 2006, 07:06 AM | # As someone with some Maltese blood myself, I find this woman’s reaction fairly pathetic. But please note that beneath the soft chocolate exterior of the Malteser, there is a reliable honeycomb centre:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Siege_of_Malta_(1565)
If this woman is hurt by remarks about foreigners, she would do well to read a little history - or the news: Posted by Fred Scrooby on July 15, 2006, 05:22 PM | # From the BBC News article linked by Kulturkampf:
Malta, of course, can get rid of these illegal and unwanted African Negroes any time it wants by putting them on outbound ships—whether its own or someone else’s—but, instead of acting, throws up its hands helplessly and begs for sympathy, understanding, and “help” from the E.U. What’s going on here? What is Malta afraid of, or why is it impotent? It’s as if a flying saucer had flown over Malta and shone a special paralysing ray on it, rendering it incapable of acting. What, exactly, is the nature of that special paralyzing ray that’s been shone on Malta? The E.U.? Fear of international criticism and accusations of “racism”? The Maltese woman’s vote? Modernism? The influence of Christianity? The influence of diaspora Jewry? Wall Street (half of whose executives are Jewish)? The way to respond if the Catholics open their yaps is to send these Negroes to Vatican City and if the Jews open theirs, to the port of Haifa. Governments of western countries are capable of acting when they want. If a bunch of former Nazi concentration camp guards or former Nazi SS men landed illegally or even legally in some western country does anyone doubt for a second they’d get deported in about five minutes? Why the paralysis, the begging for help, in the case of African Negroes? What’s holding the Maltese government back from simply acting to rid itself of the problem? Posted by Fred Scrooby on July 15, 2006, 05:32 PM | #
Let’s see if she begins to cry when placed aboard a jetliner bound for Johannesburg with a one-way ticket in her purse. I’ll even donate a box of Kleenex—a kingsize box .... Next entry: Fathers no longer needed in the Unhinged Kingdom Previous entry: News |
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