People putting flags up , outside houses ,and attached to streetlights and street furniture.

Councils flying the wrong flag over the town hall ?

What would be the flag of choice outside your house?

Obviously on this thread Pride will win by a country mile , but what about the rest ?

Seems a bit mad the Lionesses came home to 10 Downing street decked out in George Cross flags , but if the MSM are to be believed councils are removing them as fast as they can!

2 hours ago, kent_white said:

 And (this is a massive leap on my part) I imagine they are much more likely to sell to people from the same background.

 

It's not a massive leap at all.

They get mortgages easier as they have their own network of haram proof loan system. Riba as they call it is forbidden in Islam so they don't use conventional lenders. Hence they acquire the property easier and fill it with their own.

They essentially all piss in the same pot. 

Same way they get fancy new cars on finance and you get 19 year old driving Audi spiders up and down deane road at 90 mph.

 

 

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4 hours ago, BobyBrno said:

Thanks for sharing that. I would have done the same. Proves everything I said.👍

It was 11 months before the election. Yes I was getting abuse because I was warning what was to come. Yes I said the then government deserved most of the criticism.
As I said any criticism of Labour is diverted back to the Tories or Farage. It’s 4 years to the election. Reform doesn’t even have a shadow cabinet.

Ps. I searched Tories and 14 years in your posts and there were too many to screen shot.😉

You’d best not search Labour under your name either, to be fair. I think 20+ pages came up. But on a politics thread stretching several years I’d expect nothing else. You seemed surprised that I mention Tories a lot. 🙃

The main stat is in your post. 4 more years, then we can compare how well they’re doing and measure them against a fair metric. One year is not adequate.

 

I see Labour have tightened up the asylum process today.

Shocking that it’s taken a year.

17 minutes ago, Spider said:

I see Labour have tightened up the asylum process today.

Shocking that it’s taken a year.

Shocking indeed. Could have done it day one. That’s what a few flags can do 👍

54 minutes ago, BobyBrno said:

Shocking indeed. Could have done it day one. That’s what a few flags can do 👍

Like Trump and Ukraine. 

Sad state of affairs when it takes the likes of Reform and wallies outside hotels to kick the government into action.

A start, but nowhere near enough.

 

Just now, gonzo said:

Sad state of affairs when it takes the likes of Reform and wallies outside hotels to kick the government into action.

To be fair, I am not sure that's why. The riots from the Southport attack told them all they needed to know and their approval rating clarifies it now.

Farage is always offering problems, never solutions so I will look forward to some when he gets in power.

I still haven't seen how we return all these people to France from anyone? I don't know how that is possible on any level be it diplomatically, militarily or whatever.

One thing we need to do though is stop dumping them in poor towns, get them all in the fucking Cotswolds, loads of space for a processing centre 😉

8 hours ago, royal white said:

 

Serco have rented some of the houses there.

So far, 1 family has moved in and they arrived here via a legal migration route.

More shit-stirring from the Daily Fail.

Oooh lots more flag seen in Herne Bay High Street - but not very high up the lampposts so it looks like the place is in mourning.

 

14 minutes ago, Traf said:

Serco have rented some of the houses there.

So far, 1 family has moved in and they arrived here via a legal migration route.

More shit-stirring from the Daily Fail.

Where’s the shit stirring? Unless Serco plan on letting locals in them. 

12 minutes ago, royal white said:

Where’s the shit stirring? Unless Serco plan on letting locals in them. 

You’re a clever bloke, mate. You know what the sentiment/implication of the article was.

Just now, Traf said:

You’re a clever bloke, mate. You know what the sentiment/implication of the article was.

Asylum seekers are getting the houses. Brand new houses. There’s nothing more to it really. 

40 minutes ago, royal white said:

Asylum seekers are getting the houses. Brand new houses. There’s nothing more to it really. 

Yes, and I agree that shouldn’t be happening.

I also agree though that the Mail is being sensationalist in stirring the immigration pot, which isn’t helpful to anyone atm, creating more division and potential for civil unrest.  Not good for immigrants (who will get abuse or worse), or easily influenced patriots (who could end up with criminal records).

The government knows (at last) it’s in a mess on this and seems to be getting its act together.  Let’s all judge them at the ballot box in 4 years time. If they sort it out they might get my vote again.  If they don’t they won’t.

Edited September 1, 2025Sep 1 by Bertie

3 hours ago, BobyBrno said:

Shocking indeed. Could have done it day one. That’s what a few flags can do 👍

And yet for 14 years, nish.

so they’re already 14 times faster than the last lot. 👏 

 

 

48 minutes ago, royal white said:

Asylum seekers are getting the houses. Brand new houses. There’s nothing more to it really. 

be interersting to know if they were ever on the market 

would it be right to assume that they've been bought by a landlord who then made a deal with Serco?

or are Serco going straight to the developers now?!

Serco just bought two hotels on Derby Road in Blackpool. 

Any gaff they have seem to be filled with Black folk. Women with Babies in them sling things and stuff.

13 minutes ago, Zico said:

be interersting to know if they were ever on the market 

would it be right to assume that they've been bought by a landlord who then made a deal with Serco?

or are Serco going straight to the developers now?!

I would imagine serco deal with owners.

I would imagine developers would be very wary.

It is known that developers aren't entirely enamored at having to have a given proportion of affordable houses in a development, as they fear it could reduce overall sale value.

You would imagine that that would be the case in this situation. 

6 hours ago, gonzo said:

It's not a massive leap at all.

They get mortgages easier as they have their own network of haram proof loan system. Riba as they call it is forbidden in Islam so they don't use conventional lenders. Hence they acquire the property easier and fill it with their own.

They essentially all piss in the same pot. 

Same way they get fancy new cars on finance and you get 19 year old driving Audi spiders up and down deane road at 90 mph.

 

 

We sold our old house to Asians, all wanting to move tk the flower estate.

 

Absolute nightmare, had 4 offers and they all disappeared when the solicitors wanted to do the anti money laundering checks as the communal mortgages they do don't look legit on paper even if it's all above board. 

I do know that with some of these housing associations, developers are happy with the deals as money is sometimes exchanged beforehand/in stages payments, meaning they don't have the same capital outlay up front.

I suppose that mitigates what may be a lower sales price, and gives assurance that the properties are all sold in good time.

40 minutes ago, Zico said:

be interersting to know if they were ever on the market 

would it be right to assume that they've been bought by a landlord who then made a deal with Serco?

or are Serco going straight to the developers now?!

No idea, I wouldn’t be surprised if they’re doing both now. There’s another couple of company’s that have a similar contract to SERCO as well. I can’t think of their names at the minute.

Apparently the new insult for youths to give eachother is “your dad shouts at hotels” and “your dad paints roundabouts” 😂

Cant see any leg tatts, so its shit