Address please........
Stick to going on your fancy holidays as a tourist.
No-Go areas of UK
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Stick to going on your fancy holidays as a tourist.
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u cannot educate noseall because he thinks he Knows it all
He must have to have all his hats for skiing custom made , def not off the shelf as u would not find a hat big enough
to fit his big ead
noseal doesn't get out much in the UK.
Apart from when he's building houses for his beloved foreigners.
Serving police officers in some parts of birmingham & london are advised not to wear there uniforms going to & from work
One officer in lancashire said the police have to ask permission from local Muslim leaders prior to carrying out patrols.
These testimonials from serving officers are in stark contrast to the official response from politicians & the Met
One officer in lancashire said the police have to ask permission from local Muslim leaders prior to carrying out patrols.
These testimonials from serving officers are in stark contrast to the official response from politicians & the Met
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They also do not state where they work when engaging with builders or other trades. There are many things police officers are advised upon as it is a very contentious job to be in. Well done Einstein.
What has this got to do with these fantasy no-go areas that you, Hate, and Rog dream about?
Still waiting for that address......
They also do not state where they work when engaging with builders or other trades. There are many things police officers are advised upon as it is a very contentious job to be in. Well done Einstein.
What has this got to do with these fantasy no-go areas that you, Hate, and Rog dream about?
Still waiting for that address......
the point is noseall if we gave u the address u may take it upon your self to visit the said no go area
We do have a responsibility u know .its called "A duty of care" even to you
after all we would not want any thing to happen to you would we hmmm blimey how do u think we would feel if there was a report on the Telly about Noseall found tied up in some back street with his trousers around his ankles having been well ????????
Who this einstein bloke than
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blightymam
Try around Bury Park, Luton.
I went, with a male journo, after a long shift at work for an evening takeaway before we went home. It was like an scene from the Slaughtered Lamb pub (American werewolf in London) when we walked in this takeaway. The whole place, full of men of all ages, stopped chatting and laughing as they had been and stared at us for the entire time we were in there. Not a single word was spoken!
Walking around the main road where all the shops and takeaways were wasn't much friendlier. I know there's a lot of trouble there between idiotic EDL and the strong Muslim population, but I did feel like I had suddenly sprouted two heads or something as I was stared at pointedly by a lot of folk, mostly men. There's no way they knew we were members of the press as we were working on a paedo story and there wasn't any trouble anywhere that day to do with the EDL.
Is that a no-go area? Depends on who you are and how intimidated you get I suppose. It didn't come over as friendly, or even people just minding their own business.
I went, with a male journo, after a long shift at work for an evening takeaway before we went home. It was like an scene from the Slaughtered Lamb pub (American werewolf in London) when we walked in this takeaway. The whole place, full of men of all ages, stopped chatting and laughing as they had been and stared at us for the entire time we were in there. Not a single word was spoken!
Walking around the main road where all the shops and takeaways were wasn't much friendlier. I know there's a lot of trouble there between idiotic EDL and the strong Muslim population, but I did feel like I had suddenly sprouted two heads or something as I was stared at pointedly by a lot of folk, mostly men. There's no way they knew we were members of the press as we were working on a paedo story and there wasn't any trouble anywhere that day to do with the EDL.
Is that a no-go area? Depends on who you are and how intimidated you get I suppose. It didn't come over as friendly, or even people just minding their own business.
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When I worked at Portbury Docks, we had some naïve, everyone's the same, right-on, lefty numb-nuts tw@t (imagine a younger version of nosey) start working with us who was new to the area. He was all peace and love to everyone, especially brown skins, and liked to get down with the hood.
Anyway, one Friday he told us that he intended to go into St Pauls in Bristol (a ghetto that went up in flames in early 80s) to have a look around that night and take in the local 'culture'. We strongly advised against this, but he knew better.
Monday morning, he arrived at work with a real shiner, assorted bruises and a fat lip. The hood had taken exception to whitey's presence, mugged him at knife point, and given him a good hiding.
Another know-it-all nosey, who knew better than the locals, and paid the price. Maybe we could arrange a night time visit for nosey to a gang controlled estate in somewhere like Hackney. Best wear your skinny jeans, nosey. Less obvious when you s""t yourself.
Anyway, one Friday he told us that he intended to go into St Pauls in Bristol (a ghetto that went up in flames in early 80s) to have a look around that night and take in the local 'culture'. We strongly advised against this, but he knew better.
Monday morning, he arrived at work with a real shiner, assorted bruises and a fat lip. The hood had taken exception to whitey's presence, mugged him at knife point, and given him a good hiding.
Another know-it-all nosey, who knew better than the locals, and paid the price. Maybe we could arrange a night time visit for nosey to a gang controlled estate in somewhere like Hackney. Best wear your skinny jeans, nosey. Less obvious when you s""t yourself.
Gosh you're 'ard Woodbone.When I worked at Portbury Docks, we had some naïve, everyone's the same, right-on, lefty numb-nuts tw@t (imagine a younger version of nosey) start working with us who was new to the area. He was all peace and love to everyone, especially brown skins, and liked to get down with the hood.
Anyway, one Friday he told us that he intended to go into St Pauls in Bristol (a ghetto that went up in flames in early 80s) to have a look around that night and take in the local 'culture'. We strongly advised against this, but he knew better.
Monday morning, he arrived at work with a real shiner, assorted bruises and a fat lip. The hood had taken exception to whitey's presence, mugged him at knife point, and given him a good hiding.
Another know-it-all nosey, who knew better than the locals, and paid the price. Maybe we could arrange a night time visit for nosey to a gang controlled estate in somewhere like Hackney. Best wear your skinny jeans, nosey. Less obvious when you s""t yourself.
The upshot is - there is no such thing as a no-go area in the UK. Undisputed.
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blightymam
Certainly not like the old days.The upshot is - there is no such thing as a no-go area in the UK. Undisputed.
The uk is full of no go areas.
"Full"?
Where are these no go areas that have been a result of migrant influx?
So you're now accepting that their are no go areas in the UK? That's a bit of a climb down for you.
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