Explosions in UK at Ariana Grande concert

This one brings a tear to my eye, the fight back has started!

National hero. You will be calling his name when your wife is forced to wear a burqa and Mohammed has a knife pressed to your throat in the not to distant future.

Welcome back.

Shitbag.

Thanks Brotha. How's the treatment goin? hope you and the family are well.

Good to hear, cheered me up knowing you're fit and well. It's a long story, I will go into more detail again but I basically moved into a new house then got mobilised straight away so I've been travelling a lot over the last few months. Also facing court-martial for breaking military law so I don't know what the future holds for me.

I've been on an epic adventure Hitman which may very well end up with jail time.

How's you?

Well first off I will adress patriotism the same way as I always do, through my friend George.



Tommy is absolutly racist. "Every single Muslim watching this... on 7/7 you got away with killing and maiming British citizens... you had better understand that we have built a network from one end of the country to the other end... and the Islamic community will feel the full force of the English Defense League if we see any of our British citizens killed, maimed, or hurt on British soil ever again."

He didnt say Muslim extremist he said every single Muslim.

Vote Trump: racist - I felt that Americans voting Trump would be shown one of two things. Someone might return America to its former prosperity or might show the world that the system won't change regardless of who is in charge. However I was the first person to defend the Trump voters to my friends because America is a democracy and we are very lucky to live in the same system.

Vote Farage racist - Not the voters but he is. Nige

Follow Tommy: racist - Not all, but certainly a huge majority of them absolutly National Front, BNP and EDL supporters


Vote Brexit racist - This is the new one that lot keep pulling out of their arses.
I voted out, not knowing what the full picture was, like millions of others and I'm not ashamed to admit it either, as I have said before, we live in a democracy.

I thought we could be similar to Norway, Sweden and Iceland part of the single market and free to govern ourselves. That's what I voted for.

I believed the Tories when they said it was against EU law to step in and save the Teesside steel industry. So I thought, that's bad, being part of the EU had a hand in fucking the area. So I didn't want anything to do with it.
It only just came to light that the Tories vetoed it, they could have stepped in and saved the steel, but used the EU as an excuse to do nothing, they lied to us.

I've since realised any country can veto any EU law if they wish. I didn't know that before.

And as for immigration, I had no idea there's a whole host of measures a country can impose to manage it's immigration, and still be part of the single market and free movement. Just our Governments have chosen not to.

I also didn't believe that thousends of people should just freely cross borders when coming from a war zone and from a culture that was very different without being acclimatized . When I was younger I was forced to live with a refugee child soldier from Sierra Leone who ACTUALLY held a knife to my neck for a packet of cigs

I didn't vote to not be in the single market, that wasn't explained to us either.

I'll hold my hands up, I voted out not knowing what the full implications were, and a year on I'm far more informed of what's what.

Now all the dust has settled and the myths have been busted and the lies exposed, I'd vote to remain if given the chance again.



Like I said before.  I'm not a leftist.  My political leanings are left on somethings, right on others.   I have a varied range on many things.   I am an absolute atheist but I'm not a bigot.  Well i'm a bigot when it comes to scientology because that shit is just weird.