recklesslogic
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Alexa, what in God’s name are you on about? Your views are so left wing it’s scary. The views expressed by English Dave and California Girl are as close as you see on here to the genuine feelings of the British public. I can only presume you live in an area where you are untouched by the issues described. You mentioned you have lived in Manchester, so you will have seen your share of issues, but these issues are quite often very different than the ones you will find in the majority of North West towns.
Allow me to enlighten you on the views of the many on immigration. I live and work in Rochdale and spend a great deal of my time dealing with the public. There is an underlying anger with many ‘ordinary’ tax payers that most choose to keep to themselves or only discuss when they feel they are in a safe enough environment to do so, without being labelled racists and bigots.
I get the impression from people that they do not get angry about where people are from or how they got here. They get angry about the way that people are. I’ll give you some examples.
I met a young man who was told by a recruitment company that they were struggling to find him a job in a factory or similar environment because due to the Eastern European influx many of these jobs were taken already. When he asked why he couldn’t apply as people left the company he was told that the company tends to take on the friends and relatives of the people they already have working for them as recommendations. In other words, when the Polish worker leaves the company he recommends a friend of his that has just arrived who would be suitable for the job, the company doesn’t have to pay a recruitment consultant or advertise the role so they are all happy. Except for the fella that can’t get an interview or a job because the jobs are being taken by people who 10 years ago wouldn’t have been around to do the work.
What also angers people is the Pakistanis who absolutely refuse to integrate with British society. Their lives revolve around their own community. The shops, the community centre, the mosque etc. They have no interest in spending money outside their community unless they absolutely have to. They commit tax evasion by declaring little of what they take as taxi drivers and takeaway owners. Another regular crime is fraud. I recently met a woman that had bumped into the back of a car containing four Asians in asda car park causing no damage to their vehicle and a small crack on the number plate of her own.
The Asians employed a solicitor and a doctor who were both ‘part of the community’ and a claim was made and successful for whiplash injuries and trauma totalling £12500. This is an example of what I hear time and time again. Dodgy claims, staged accidents etc. And wherever there is a large asian population in the UK, there is a high level of car insurance fraud and accident claims.
In my line of work I also see a lot of bank fraud with 9 out of 10 examples coming from the Asian community.
Another issue is drug dealing. Rochdale, Oldham, Bolton, Bradford etc are full of young Asians driving 45k cars. Blacked out windows and nothing to do but cruise around all day while the idiotic tax payer is at work. There have also been recent convictions in relation to Asian sex gangs using teenage white girls as sex slaves while filling them with drink and drugs.
They see us as scum that is there to make money off, to manipulate and to abuse. They take take take and give nothing.
Yes, you could say that all the issues I have described are a problem throughout the whole of our society. And yes they are, but that’s not my point. The issue here is about minority and majority. The majority of White British are law abiding, taxpaying Nine to fivers. Propping up this slowly crumbling pantomime that we call a democracy. If they didn’t it would have imploded a long time ago. On the other hand the majority of Pakistanis that I meet are not in paid employment. They are self employed, or on benefits, or make their living ‘through independent means.'
To reflect this feeling and anger in the UK a grand total of £71 million was raised for the Pakistani Floods appeal in 2010 much of it coming from the Muslim population. The attitude of many many people that I met was simple. Let the Asians donate. They take enough and you could guarantee that if the floods were here outside an Asian area, they would give nothing. In comparison, in case you’re wondering, £106 million was donated over the same period following the earthquake in Haiti.
You don’t have to take my opinion on this Alexa.....Come and visit sunny Rochdale, take a look around the town centre at 2pm and have a drive round the surrounding areas. Wonder for a moment where all the expensive cars come from, ask yourself why people would be angry.
Alexa if you honestly think that integration is about getting a few school kids to play football together you want your head feeling. Oldham (breeze hill school and count hill school) has just started a social experiment by putting kids educations on the line. Watch this space for the guaranteed failure and backtrack within 5 years.
As a final paragraph I have a few questions for you based on your comments. Firstly, when since did the Irish become part of an immigration problem, they are their own issues to deal with, or haven’t you heard?
And secondly, you seem to like taking about the BNP and the EDL in the same sentence. I am a supporter of neither as a political movement but I do feel that they have at least a right to be heard and to have some of the things they say considered on some level. Our political parties need to wake up and realise that if they don’t listen to them they will lose voters to them. Labour, the Conservatives and the Liberal Democrats need to decide whether they want to introduce policies that address the feelings of many Brits or just continue to bury their head in the sand and allow desperate voters to move much further right than they ordinarily would in order to find something that answers their concerns, however extreme that is. It’s also worth noting that the BNP and the EDL are very different entities. The BNP has a history of racism, with a track record of Skinhead activity etc. The EDL on the other hand do not. And if you look closely enough you might see that many (not all) of their members are just ordinary people trying to save their country from racial chaos.
Allow me to enlighten you on the views of the many on immigration. I live and work in Rochdale and spend a great deal of my time dealing with the public. There is an underlying anger with many ‘ordinary’ tax payers that most choose to keep to themselves or only discuss when they feel they are in a safe enough environment to do so, without being labelled racists and bigots.
I get the impression from people that they do not get angry about where people are from or how they got here. They get angry about the way that people are. I’ll give you some examples.
I met a young man who was told by a recruitment company that they were struggling to find him a job in a factory or similar environment because due to the Eastern European influx many of these jobs were taken already. When he asked why he couldn’t apply as people left the company he was told that the company tends to take on the friends and relatives of the people they already have working for them as recommendations. In other words, when the Polish worker leaves the company he recommends a friend of his that has just arrived who would be suitable for the job, the company doesn’t have to pay a recruitment consultant or advertise the role so they are all happy. Except for the fella that can’t get an interview or a job because the jobs are being taken by people who 10 years ago wouldn’t have been around to do the work.
What also angers people is the Pakistanis who absolutely refuse to integrate with British society. Their lives revolve around their own community. The shops, the community centre, the mosque etc. They have no interest in spending money outside their community unless they absolutely have to. They commit tax evasion by declaring little of what they take as taxi drivers and takeaway owners. Another regular crime is fraud. I recently met a woman that had bumped into the back of a car containing four Asians in asda car park causing no damage to their vehicle and a small crack on the number plate of her own.
The Asians employed a solicitor and a doctor who were both ‘part of the community’ and a claim was made and successful for whiplash injuries and trauma totalling £12500. This is an example of what I hear time and time again. Dodgy claims, staged accidents etc. And wherever there is a large asian population in the UK, there is a high level of car insurance fraud and accident claims.
In my line of work I also see a lot of bank fraud with 9 out of 10 examples coming from the Asian community.
Another issue is drug dealing. Rochdale, Oldham, Bolton, Bradford etc are full of young Asians driving 45k cars. Blacked out windows and nothing to do but cruise around all day while the idiotic tax payer is at work. There have also been recent convictions in relation to Asian sex gangs using teenage white girls as sex slaves while filling them with drink and drugs.
They see us as scum that is there to make money off, to manipulate and to abuse. They take take take and give nothing.
Yes, you could say that all the issues I have described are a problem throughout the whole of our society. And yes they are, but that’s not my point. The issue here is about minority and majority. The majority of White British are law abiding, taxpaying Nine to fivers. Propping up this slowly crumbling pantomime that we call a democracy. If they didn’t it would have imploded a long time ago. On the other hand the majority of Pakistanis that I meet are not in paid employment. They are self employed, or on benefits, or make their living ‘through independent means.'
To reflect this feeling and anger in the UK a grand total of £71 million was raised for the Pakistani Floods appeal in 2010 much of it coming from the Muslim population. The attitude of many many people that I met was simple. Let the Asians donate. They take enough and you could guarantee that if the floods were here outside an Asian area, they would give nothing. In comparison, in case you’re wondering, £106 million was donated over the same period following the earthquake in Haiti.
You don’t have to take my opinion on this Alexa.....Come and visit sunny Rochdale, take a look around the town centre at 2pm and have a drive round the surrounding areas. Wonder for a moment where all the expensive cars come from, ask yourself why people would be angry.
Alexa if you honestly think that integration is about getting a few school kids to play football together you want your head feeling. Oldham (breeze hill school and count hill school) has just started a social experiment by putting kids educations on the line. Watch this space for the guaranteed failure and backtrack within 5 years.
As a final paragraph I have a few questions for you based on your comments. Firstly, when since did the Irish become part of an immigration problem, they are their own issues to deal with, or haven’t you heard?
And secondly, you seem to like taking about the BNP and the EDL in the same sentence. I am a supporter of neither as a political movement but I do feel that they have at least a right to be heard and to have some of the things they say considered on some level. Our political parties need to wake up and realise that if they don’t listen to them they will lose voters to them. Labour, the Conservatives and the Liberal Democrats need to decide whether they want to introduce policies that address the feelings of many Brits or just continue to bury their head in the sand and allow desperate voters to move much further right than they ordinarily would in order to find something that answers their concerns, however extreme that is. It’s also worth noting that the BNP and the EDL are very different entities. The BNP has a history of racism, with a track record of Skinhead activity etc. The EDL on the other hand do not. And if you look closely enough you might see that many (not all) of their members are just ordinary people trying to save their country from racial chaos.