Ignore and Report.

I don't ignore anyone I don't see the point.

I also don't report anyone.....think I may have reported knave of hearts about my tenner....cant remember now.

So who do you lot have on ignore and who was the last person you reported?

You can call me nosey...because its true :oops:

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I reported three just now. All advertising bots. Those are the obvious ones. I suspect the 'helpful' ones in the DIY sections are here by design.
 
I've only got aveatry on ignore. He's a mad conspiracy theorist and his posts have no entertainment value.
How cute - bless you. I have only ever posted about 1 conspiracy theory.
You just dont like how easy I can pull apart your nonsense posts with 1 minute of simple fact checking.
 
No, immigrants helped build Britain. You are welcome to disprove this.
Native Continuity: Critics and demographic studies show that the vast majority of the physical building and population growth of Britain was driven by native-born generations. Genetic and historical data indicate that the baseline of British ancestry has remained largely continuous over thousands of years, with pre-1948 foreign-born residents typically making up a very small percentage (often around 1% or less) of the population at any given time
 
No, immigrants helped build Britain. You are welcome to disprove this.

I am glad you are coming to your senses. Of course immigrants worked in the building trades and other fields before Blair, in small numbers; but loony lefties, the BBC and some of the immigrants themselves, overstate the immigrant contribution.
 
Native Continuity: Critics and demographic studies show that the vast majority of the physical building and population growth of Britain was driven by native-born generations. Genetic and historical data indicate that the baseline of British ancestry has remained largely continuous over thousands of years, with pre-1948 foreign-born residents typically making up a very small percentage (often around 1% or less) of the population at any given time
Workers from Ireland (particularly during the Great Famine), Germany, and Eastern Europe (including Russian Jews) worked extensively in factories, mines, railways, and growing industrial hubs like London, Manchester, and Bradford.

Following World War II, severe labor shortages prompted the UK government to invite Commonwealth citizens to help rebuild the country.

The Windrush Generation arrived from the Caribbean, taking up essential jobs in public transport, construction, manufacturing, and founding services like the National Health Service (NHS).

Subsequent waves from South Asia, Cyprus, Hong Kong, and East Africa further expanded the UK's labor force, economy, and community businesses.
 
I am glad you are coming to your senses. Of course immigrants worked in the building trades and other fields before Blair, in small numbers; but loony lefties, the BBC and some of the immigrants themselves, overstate the immigrant contribution.
Acknowledging that immigrants helped to build Britain is "coming to my senses"?
 
Workers from Ireland (particularly during the Great Famine), Germany, and Eastern Europe (including Russian Jews) worked extensively in factories, mines, railways, and growing industrial hubs like London, Manchester, and Bradford.

Following World War II, severe labor shortages prompted the UK government to invite Commonwealth citizens to help rebuild the country.

The Windrush Generation arrived from the Caribbean, taking up essential jobs in public transport, construction, manufacturing, and founding services like the National Health Service (NHS).

Subsequent waves from South Asia, Cyprus, Hong Kong, and East Africa further expanded the UK's labor force, economy, and community businesses.
Helping rebuild britain after a war is not Building Britain.
 
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Workers from Ireland (particularly during the Great Famine), Germany, and Eastern Europe (including Russian Jews) worked extensively in factories, mines, railways, and growing industrial hubs like London, Manchester, and Bradford.

Following World War II, severe labor shortages prompted the UK government to invite Commonwealth citizens to help rebuild the country.

The Windrush Generation arrived from the Caribbean, taking up essential jobs in public transport, construction, manufacturing, and founding services like the National Health Service (NHS).

Subsequent waves from South Asia, Cyprus, Hong Kong, and East Africa further expanded the UK's labor force, economy, and community businesses.

What you don't mention is that these peoples were a very small proportion of the whole population, and that the existing population were the overwhelming majority of the workforce. If you disagree, provide numbers. Pre-Blair of course.

Also, as I've explained previously, the Windrush wasn't invited.
 
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