General Discussion
Pleased to say as from this morning the Tarn is full again and the trout are back swimming free.
Well sorry folks would love to carry on this conversation but yet again i am of on my travels back in a few weeks.
Maybe immigration policy needs to change and one of the criteria for gaining access to the UK would be to speak good English maybe it will after we leave the EU and with a bit of luck they will do strict background checks as well.
Spot on burnside.
The old British saying you can take a horse to water but you cant make it drink comes to mind.
There is no integration in the UK you just have to visit some of our cities to find this out. I am a member of a very well known club with close to one million members and have been for 20 years and as yet have never met a member from any ethnic background apart from white middle class. Now this club admits openly they have a problem but is it there fault, no its those who dont want to be part of ...
http://gbinfo.uk/biker-told-to-remove-helmet-at-garage-while-woman-in-burka-fills-up-next-to-him/ Copy and paste. So could it be that the biker who may have held no racist views at all now feels unfairly treated and his views have changed, for me whats good for the goose is good for the gander.
Rowan Atkinson has defended Boris Johnson after his controversial comments about women wearing burkas. The actor, known for his comedy performances in Mr Bean and Blackadder, said the remarks were funny. Atkinson wrote in a letter to The Times: "As a lifelong beneficiary of the freedom to make jokes about religion, I do think that Boris Johnson's joke about wearers of the burka resembling ...
The former foreign secretary has come under intense pressure from Tory MPs , including Theresa May, to say sorry for describing Muslim women who wear the face covering as “letter boxes”. But Taj Hargey, the imam at Oxford Islamic Congregation, said while Johnson’s choice of language was unfortunate, the burka and niqab are “a nefarious component of a trendy gateway theology for religious ...
