It's a shame. I love much of the borough - especially around Bethnal Green, Stepney and Bow, where I used to live. I couldn't do so now the Islamists have taken over.
So you couldn't live there due to peoples religious beliefs?
I don't give a damn about their political persuasion, but I'm always grateful for a knob to laugh at:D There's much humour to be had at the expense of both extremes of the political spectrum.
Oh, I agree totally. The electoral fraud is only the tip of the iceberg. Andrew Gilligan's blog has been detailing the ghastly goings on for years. This one caught my eye whilst trying to locate a specific post just now:
It's a shame. I love much of the borough - especially around Bethnal Green, Stepney and Bow, where I used to live. I couldn't do so now the Islamists have taken over.
I know nothing about Tower Hamlets or Luther Rathman so I can't really comment on either of them, but I see from your link that he was thrown out of the Labour party.
Oh, I agree totally. The electoral fraud is only the tip of the iceberg. Andrew Gilligan's blog has been detailing the ghastly goings on for years. This one caught my eye whilst trying to locate a specific post just now:
It's a shame. I love much of the borough - especially around Bethnal Green, Stepney and Bow, where I used to live. I couldn't do so now the Islamists have taken over.
Same here - it's where my grandparents lived. Everything that I remember has gone.Clem Atlee was their M.P.
Well, Boris parents are British born. So he has connections to Britain.
This fraudsters parents were not.
I assume he does have dual citizenship, and if he does not, can likely claim it.
He has but I believe that he might have renounced it.
Boris Johnson is to renounce his US citizenship, removing a potential obstacle to him becoming British prime minister. The London mayor has dual nationality because he was born in New York – but has now revealed that he wants to hand back his American passport.14 Feb 2015
Oh, I agree totally. The electoral fraud is only the tip of the iceberg. Andrew Gilligan's blog has been detailing the ghastly goings on for years. This one caught my eye whilst trying to locate a specific post just now:
It's a shame. I love much of the borough - especially around Bethnal Green, Stepney and Bow, where I used to live. I couldn't do so now the Islamists have taken over.
Now they've got Rahman, they ought to go after his gang. It has to be a shite meeting when those in the public gallery can get away with such nonsense.
Interesting how the habitual self-described 'patriots' gracing DS believe some British citizens to be more equal than others.
Someone who is British born, or has British born parents, is more British than someone who has come here from abroad and gained British citizenship, I can never trust these people fully.
Not legally, legally all British people are the same, but in my opinion I mean.
Interesting to see how the habitual self-described 'patriots' gracing DS believe some British citizens to be more equal than others.
Not more equal , but if you come here and take up citizenship if you then abuse the country and it's laws deliberately and with the obvious intent in this case then I think you sort of give up that right to be treated equally and should therefore maybe have the priviledge of that citizenship removed.
One wonders why Mr Rahman isn't facing that, unless of course the fine is automatic and the CPS will be handed the files to decide on a prosecution, which should be the case to my mind.
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So you couldn't live there due to peoples religious beliefs?
So issues with the Scots and the Muslims.
what an open minded person you must be!
What a commie knob.
I don't give a damn about their political persuasion, but I'm always grateful for a knob to laugh at:D There's much humour to be had at the expense of both extremes of the political spectrum.
I know nothing about Tower Hamlets or Luther Rathman so I can't really comment on either of them, but I see from your link that he was thrown out of the Labour party.
Making someone stateless is contrary to international convention.
Doesnt go far enough he should be deported back to where he came from.
He was not born in the UK, and likely has dual nationality.
Even if he does not, he has a home country.
1. You obviously don't know that
2. What's a 'home country'? If Boris Johnson misbehaves will you send him 'back' to the US?
If you have dual citizenship you presumably aren't making someone "stateless" by removing one of them
Give over. See my history of my posts if you're interested in my experiences living in the middle of Rahman-land for 7 years, or stop snidy remarks.
It was that time that actually changed my entire attitude to politics. I only have issues with people who have issues with me ;-)
I'd tweet the hapless Rahman if I were you. Needs all the friends he can get today.
So is rigging elections with favours, threats and bribery. Chuck him out and b*****ks to his rights.
How delicious
Well, Boris parents are British born. So he has connections to Britain.
This fraudsters parents were not.
I assume he does have dual citizenship, and if he does not, can likely claim it.
Same here - it's where my grandparents lived. Everything that I remember has gone.Clem Atlee was their M.P.
He has but I believe that he might have renounced it.
Boris Johnson is to renounce his US citizenship, removing a potential obstacle to him becoming British prime minister. The London mayor has dual nationality because he was born in New York – but has now revealed that he wants to hand back his American passport.14 Feb 2015
http://order-order.com/#_@/PUicy-Aj50SE1A
don't need to say another word really, sad to see a Union getting involved.
Now they've got Rahman, they ought to go after his gang. It has to be a shite meeting when those in the public gallery can get away with such nonsense.
Interesting to see how the habitual self-described 'patriots' gracing DS believe some British citizens to be more equal than others.
Someone who is British born, or has British born parents, is more British than someone who has come here from abroad and gained British citizenship, I can never trust these people fully.
Not legally, legally all British people are the same, but in my opinion I mean.
If only we could that would be a day to celebrate
Not more equal , but if you come here and take up citizenship if you then abuse the country and it's laws deliberately and with the obvious intent in this case then I think you sort of give up that right to be treated equally and should therefore maybe have the priviledge of that citizenship removed.
That would be interesting to know , this person got six months (suspended due to ill health)
http://crimeandjustice.co.uk/2013/05/13/ex-election-candidate-sentenced-for-electoral-fraud/
There was jail time here too
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/uknews/crime/7985257/Five-jailed-for-electoral-fraud.html
One wonders why Mr Rahman isn't facing that, unless of course the fine is automatic and the CPS will be handed the files to decide on a prosecution, which should be the case to my mind.