Do the RWR actually believe what they read...

[motorbiking]

I wouldn't be shocked having visited some of these locations. Though not recently. Its only hearsay, if they told him they'd heard.. Where they are telling him directly but in a non attributable way, its not hearsay.

 

[noseall]

having visited some of these locations

There are excerpts and comments from white people that live in those locations that not only contradict The Wail article but actually make a mockery of it.

 

[motorbiking]

Are you saying the source article has been incorrectly reported or that other "white people" disagree with the findings?

 

[noseall]

Are you saying the source article has been incorrectly reported?

I'd say, according to folk that live there, it's bulls hit.

 

[motorbiking]

So is Ed Husain basically stirring to sell a book? He seems poacher turned game keeper, based on 5 seconds of googling.

 

[transam]

My PC homepage is a series of news articles from a plethora of media outlets. The Wail, Express and Torygraph are but a few, amongst a large selection of contributors. I read a broad selection, yes.

so why are you so ***ck as to what is going on in the world than

 

[EFLImpudence]

'No-go areas' usually means it is too dangerous to visit such an area.
Perhaps the author does not mean this and is just commenting on the lack of white people where lots of muslims live.

Quelle surprise.

Is he suggesting that white people should just be wandering around these areas sightseeing or looking for a pub or should be hanging around outside mosques to pass the time?

 

[Scarlet Pimpernel]

So is Ed Husain basically stirring to sell a book? He seems poacher turned game keeper, based on 5 seconds of googling.

They're quotes taken form his book. We don't know the context in which he made those comments.
They may have been examples of what he'd heard to illustrate how the two communities do not trust each other.
There's certainly no evidence to support any claim that any no-go areas really exist.

Don't forget, the comments made to him are subject to subjective emphasis and exaggeration.

 

[Scarlet Pimpernel]

'No-go areas' usually means it is too dangerous to visit such an area.
Perhaps the author does not mean this and is just commenting on the lack of white people where lots of muslims live.

Quelle surprise.

Is he suggesting that white people should just be wandering around these areas sightseeing or looking for a pub or should be hanging around outside mosques to pass the time?

We don't know what the author is suggesting, or the message in his book. We're only receiving specific quotes possibly taken out of context by the Mail.

 

[noseall]

'No-go areas' usually means it is too dangerous to visit such an area.

You mean like a home fans boozer wearing away colours?

There are no such things as (RWR/Wail inspired) no-go areas in the UK. It's just made up blurb to get flag shagging gammons up to temperature and the correct hue of angry pink.

 

[Ihavenojob]

There are no such things as (RWR/Wail inspired) no-go areas in the UK.

Try telling that to the parents of teens in Londinistan who strayed into the wrong post code.

 

[trazor]

It would seem that the Police think there are are no go areas for uniformed men....

https://www.lbc.co.uk/hot-topics/crime-police/ferrari-trump-is-right-there-are-no-go-areas-in-lo/

 

[noseall]

You mean like a home fans boozer wearing away colours?

Oh those type of situations.

Lol.

 

[Vinty]

I read that there is now a new definition for the term sunstroke...
A seizure caused by excessive levels of outraged indignation caused by reading too many "Asylum seekers in council houses" type stories in the Sun newspaper and associated publications.

 

[Captain Nemesis]

... Londinistan ...

Youre an appallingly bigoted and unacceptable waste of everything.