Police officer defends Christian preacher in Whitechapel

[Brigadier]

How can anyone take so long to say almost nothing

"The empty can rattles the loudest."

 

[noseall]

"The empty can rattles the loudest."

His racism is palpable. I have never seen so much hatred in just one RWR.

 

[motorbiking]

Don't you feel welcomed by his warm "Hello again.."?

He's probably making more than both of you in Adsense. Nice pension gig.

 

[noseall]

Even more boring than his other videos posted on here.

How can anyone take so long to say almost nothing.

Says more about the lackwits that watch the dross.

 

[MNW67]

Says more about the lackwits that watch the dross.

I think he probably speaks slowly and takes ages to say very little because many of the people he is appealing to process information extremely slowly. Also, people on that wing have always been suckers for a pseudo intellectual.

 

[Brigadier]

He's probably making.....

Obsessed.

 

[noseall]

Obsessed.

Quite sad really.

 

[motorbiking]

You 3 should do a pod cast.

 

[motorbiking]

I think he probably speaks slowly and takes ages to say very little because many of the people he is appealing to process information extremely slowly. Also, people on that wing have always been suckers for a pseudo intellectual.

He's had a long career.

 

[IT Minion]

It is time that Britons united...

Britons uniting is the opposite of what you want though. Or are you just taking about race here?

 

[SPLINE]

The British are coming...

 

[Highway Man]

The British are coming...

As clearly shown on this video the lack of respect for our country and our flag. Those police officers are way too soft, those leftys and terrorist supporters should have felt the full force of the law. We need police officers who are prepared to inflict violence on these trouble makers. Dancing on our flag whilst dressed as a terrorist is an absolute outrage in our country. We are far too tolerent of these people, it is getting beyond belief.

 

[MNW67]

The British are coming...

The reports say it was a farce. Most of the crowd went home when it started raining, before the main organiser got to give his speech.

Upon seeing a rainbow flag hanging from a balcony above, one of the children, a boy of probably primary school age, shouted 'You can shove pride up your arse' before joining in with the rest of the family's chant of 'You can stick Palestine up your arse'.

But despite the far-right taking over the streets of the city centre for the afternoon, all around them thousands of Mancunians cracked on with their normal Saturday. The shops, pubs, cafes, museums and theatres were as busy as ever - and Deansgate was still gridlocked.

And it ended in farcical scenes when a large proportion of the crowd, appearing to think it was over, headed for the exit following a speech by Salford-based Britain First co-leader Ashlea Simon. Despite Simon's repeated pleas for them to return, most didn't.

That left party leader Paul Goulding facing just a few dozen sodden stragglers for his headline spot. He took one look at the now sparse audience and decided to scrap most of his planned 20-minute-long 'fire and brimstone' speech in favour of thanking his supporters for coming out and braving the rain.

It was a slapstick end to an ignominious day.

Fights, flags and farce: Ugly scenes as Britain First march through Manchester

Several fights and skirmishes broke out as supporters of the far-right group clashed with counter-protesters

uk.news.yahoo.com

 

[King Billy]

Yes you only have to look at me to see the effects that eye candy does for you. Sometimes I just feel like a piece of meat. It’s a cross that I bare in being blessed with my looks.

You bare your cross?
Is that a euphemism?

 

[King Billy]

He's had a long career.

Have you ever thought it weird that a sitcom, located in North London, during the early 70's had no Black or Asian actors, despite London Transport recruiting directly from UK BOTs?

In 1968, the company had 73,000 employees, of whom 9,000 were estimated to be black.

Our Migration Story: The Making of Britain

London on the move: West Indian transport workers

www.ourmigrationstory.org.uk

Perhaps Elstree Studios had a notice on the door like this:

The limited representation of Black and Asian actors in UK film and television during the 1960s and 1970s was driven by a combination of systemic racism, limited immigration, and industry-wide exclusion. During this period, the British entertainment industry was largely white-dominated, and non-white performers faced significant barriers in securing roles.

It was lonely being a black actor in the 70s. It’s even lonelier now behind the camera​

In the 1970s in black and Asian households up and down the country, there’s a familiar story that when we saw a non-white person on TV we would call the rest of the family to the sitting room to have a look. The story that is less well known is what it was like to be that one black person on TV. That one person was often me and it was a very lonely experience.

It was lonely being a black actor in the 70s. It’s even lonelier now behind the camera | Lenny Henry

Only tax breaks will change the film and TV industry, says actor and producer Lenny Henry

www.theguardian.com