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Long Live the UDA/UFF :lol:;-)
@r.O.T.T wrote:
NOW WE HAVE THE POLES ITS TIME FOR PADDY REPATRIATION
There’s no bigger pole than yourself dagger.;-)
my sons employer took on two chaps a week ago, he thought they were polish but it turns out they were czech. it took them nearly two weeks to steal almost all the power tools laders mixers and even the works van, and it serves the pillock right ha was paying a fiver a hour cos both men are on benefits…. the cops wont do a thing as its their word against his [wot a suprise eh.] whos in the wrong here tho ??
@waspish wrote:
my sons employer took on two chaps a week ago, he thought they were polish but it turns out they were czech. it took them nearly two weeks to steal almost all the power tools laders mixers and even the works van, and it serves the pillock right ha was paying a fiver a hour cos both men are on benefits…. the cops wont do a thing as its their word against his [wot a suprise eh.] whos in the wrong here tho ??
Y’see Wasp, here’s where I’m confused.
Power tools etc with no post coded security tag I’ll accept (tho he’s a feckwit) BUT no vehicle registration docs to prove the vehicles his? C’mon, it aint the full story now is it!
Long Live the UDA/UFF
But they are Irish too. They’d kneecap you just as quick as the IRA if you crossed them!
The people of the British Isles (I use that in a geographical sense, for want of a better term to describe the islands of Great Britain and Ireland) should be growing closer together not pulling apart. It’s another case of my ‘lock gates theory’ – when the water is level on both sides it’s much easier to open them. Growing friendship between the two nations will be easier as past quarrels are set aside.
The indiginous people of Britain and Ireland are basically from the same genetic stock. One recent article describes how genetic testing has shown that that 75% of our genes come from pre-Celtic Ancient Britons who migrated to these islands from before 6000 years ago. This figure is about the same in England, Wales, Ireland and Scotland.
The Celts, Romans, Danes, Angles, Saxons and Normans all invaded our lands and took control but none of them made a large contribution to our gene pool, apparently.
The Celts came a few hundred years before the Romans and brought their culture. Next the Romans invaded most of England and the Romano-British culture developed and the ‘Celtic Fringe’ was born. Angles and Saxons (or were they really Frisians?) also invaded England. Then the Normans conquered England and later Ireland, so England and Ireland were united even before Wales or Scotland joined. Wales voluntarily united with England and finally Scotland took over the whole lot when James 6th of Scotland was crowned James 1st of England and moved his throne from Edinburgh to London.
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