Police officer defends Christian preacher in Whitechapel

[King Billy]

the alternative of admitting that you were wrong is just to awful to bear.

It's due to the fragility of his ego.
He has to big himself up because no-one else will.

 

[King Billy]

Why have you cited that link when you're seeking to deny what it says?

He hasn't read it, or he thinks he's seen what it doesn't say.

 

[King Billy]

those in the know.

That's the exclusive club for deadbeats, narcissists and misguided fools.

 

[King Billy]

Sometime around 1674 the British flag became formally known as the ‘Union Jack’ when mounted on a warship and the ship was not in harbour. At the same time the British flag was referred to as the ‘Union flag’ on land. This rule was relaxed by the early nineteen century when the sailing term could be used when referring to the national flag everywhere.

I've used the large text because HWM should have gone to specsavers.
He guesses what the text actually says, and he's usually wrong.

 

[King Billy]

It has become so!!

Only to those who want vilify those, against whom they seek to commit genocide.

 

[Koolpc]

Only to those who want vilify those, against whom they seek to commit genocide.

King willy. A UK hating lefty woke person who backs any islamic terrorist and will say anything to cover their corner!

We all know who you are. We all know how many user names you have used on these forums. You are here to go against patriotism. You are not British at all. Not an ounce of British blood in you.

 

[Highway Man]

I've used the large text because HWM should have gone to specsavers.
He guesses what the text actually says, and he's usually wrong.

No need, I am right and you are wrong. the relaxed meaning was so that the ignorant may be excused for calling it the union jack who are not in the know and know what the difference between land and sea flags. You will rarely hear a sailor call it the union jack when refering to the flag flying on land. So for those less educated they relaxed the terminology to allow those types to call it the union jack anywhere to save them from embarasment.

 

[johnny2007]

Whitechapel has become a shythole.
Used to be a nice area with lots of local shops and pubs.
I worked there a lot in my days and I really liked the atmosphere of kindness and happiness; there was always someone laughing in the background.
And there were always preachers on the road, from all different churches.
Even now, when I can't avoid going to Whitechapel, I always see Christian preachers there.
Nobody pays attention to them.
This incident has to be interpreted as a sign of something growing in UK.