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Surely if his God didn't want illegals in his village he could do something about it?
You pretend you don't want illehgal migrants in the country but in truth its the opposite .Regardless whether he's a vicar , a rabbi or Bishop theres nothing that he said which was contencious , racist or extereme right wing . Why is he a nut case, for having a belief ?
"In a free society, the State is the servant of the people—not the master."
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A racist Vícar ? on 11:00 - Aug 19 with 5110 views
You pretend you don't want illehgal migrants in the country but in truth its the opposite .Regardless whether he's a vicar , a rabbi or Bishop theres nothing that he said which was contencious , racist or extereme right wing . Why is he a nut case, for having a belief ?
He's an extremist. The fact he's a white, british, christain one is immaterial.
A belief that God saved his life ratehr than the first aiders, medical intervention and hospital care makes him a bit of a nutcase in my opinion, but each to their own.
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A racist Vícar ? on 11:45 - Aug 19 with 5141 views
I understand his arguments and some of them are strong. My neighbour is Italian and reports that Meloni repeatedly states clearly that Italy is a catholic country.
We need some of that certainty around values here in the UK.
The church seems to be increasingly divided on many issues.
As to slavery reparations, the church has a mixed record. You could point to the 15th Century and say some in the church supported slavery or look at the early 19th century and say the church was active in abolishing slavery.
He has the same belief of many e.g. illegal migrants are more than welcome by a Labour Party that passed a motion a few years back incentivising exactly that, and despite the fact that individual's in the same party deceive the general public with "smash the gangs" subterfuge/lies.
That is why a few years back I predicted 'safe routes' strategy, that is a great way to lessen damning footage of invading boats being towed into U.K waters by Border Force and RNLI.
And it'll be a great way to massage the figures also by stating that illegal immigration has fallen by such and such a percent when (Abracadabra!) they became 'legal' courtesy of arriving via a C-130 at some remote military base under the cover of darkness instead.
He has the same belief of many e.g. illegal migrants are more than welcome by a Labour Party that passed a motion a few years back incentivising exactly that, and despite the fact that individual's in the same party deceive the general public with "smash the gangs" subterfuge/lies.
That is why a few years back I predicted 'safe routes' strategy, that is a great way to lessen damning footage of invading boats being towed into U.K waters by Border Force and RNLI.
And it'll be a great way to massage the figures also by stating that illegal immigration has fallen by such and such a percent when (Abracadabra!) they became 'legal' courtesy of arriving via a C-130 at some remote military base under the cover of darkness instead.
I remember quite a few years ago now the BBC sent top political correspondent Lily Allen over to the jungle camps near Calais to interview a young migrant to ask him why he was risking his life to jump on Lorries and trains to get to Britain. In between her constant sobbing, politics grandstanding and blaming everything on Britain being evil she managed to ask him why he didn’t go down the legal route. His response? This way is quicker. He had the forms to apply legally but he was moaning that it could take weeks.
I doubt that attitude has changed. Migrants don’t want to go down the legal route because it takes too long and there is a chance they will be rejected. The “safe and legal route” doesn’t take away the carrot of coming here or the attitude towards danger.
I remember quite a few years ago now the BBC sent top political correspondent Lily Allen over to the jungle camps near Calais to interview a young migrant to ask him why he was risking his life to jump on Lorries and trains to get to Britain. In between her constant sobbing, politics grandstanding and blaming everything on Britain being evil she managed to ask him why he didn’t go down the legal route. His response? This way is quicker. He had the forms to apply legally but he was moaning that it could take weeks.
I doubt that attitude has changed. Migrants don’t want to go down the legal route because it takes too long and there is a chance they will be rejected. The “safe and legal route” doesn’t take away the carrot of coming here or the attitude towards danger.
And of course those that don't belong in the WOKE-idiot club have the commonsense and grasp of reality by realising that many of those whom would be turned down for Labour's 'safe' route option will go for illegal entry instead... It's worth paying a people smuggler when the reward is a free house and tax payer money.
Argus!
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A racist Vícar ? on 16:04 - Aug 19 with 4938 views
You pretend you don't want illehgal migrants in the country but in truth its the opposite .Regardless whether he's a vicar , a rabbi or Bishop theres nothing that he said which was contencious , racist or extereme right wing . Why is he a nut case, for having a belief ?
Trust me, I don't.
I do something about it. Firstly understanding it, secondly never using the services they provide either legally or illegally.
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A racist Vícar ? on 16:23 - Aug 19 with 4917 views
I remember quite a few years ago now the BBC sent top political correspondent Lily Allen over to the jungle camps near Calais to interview a young migrant to ask him why he was risking his life to jump on Lorries and trains to get to Britain. In between her constant sobbing, politics grandstanding and blaming everything on Britain being evil she managed to ask him why he didn’t go down the legal route. His response? This way is quicker. He had the forms to apply legally but he was moaning that it could take weeks.
I doubt that attitude has changed. Migrants don’t want to go down the legal route because it takes too long and there is a chance they will be rejected. The “safe and legal route” doesn’t take away the carrot of coming here or the attitude towards danger.
You can't and have never been able to claim asylum in the UK from a different country, or even at a UK embassy.
I suspect him not filling in forms in France was because when we were members of the EU he could have been returned there. Now he couldn't.
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A racist Vícar ? on 16:45 - Aug 19 with 4931 views
A bit of a Nimby bet he loved a good witch hunt back in the day. I've not got a problem with this, as long as they don't put them up in my quaint little Gower village 😉 😁 just saying.
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A racist Vícar ? on 17:18 - Aug 19 with 4897 views
And of course those that don't belong in the WOKE-idiot club have the commonsense and grasp of reality by realising that many of those whom would be turned down for Labour's 'safe' route option will go for illegal entry instead... It's worth paying a people smuggler when the reward is a free house and tax payer money.
A white C of E vicar who questions slavery reparations is the perfect target for the critical race theorists.
On my facebook feed a young woman called Faith Jarvis has appeared. She professes to take an impartial look on political from a Christian view point.
She is treasurer of an evangelical church in Neath and attempted to interview political figures. Most avoided her and refused to show up. She did get Ben Habib from whatever party he leads then some character from Voice of Wales. The fraudster who's name escapes me. She spoke to another activist with a criminal record from Bangor. She also interviewd Neil McAvoy who is a Welsh nationalist more right wing than Plaid Cymru but who curries favour with other ethnic minorities in Cardiff which is a difficult balancing act. He is part Yemeni I think.
They are Christians that want to stand up to the challenge of Islam and align with Restore or Reform. Faith pretty much promotes Reform narratives.
If you judge people with the company they keep you woud not join her Church. Fraudsters and people smugglers are all god's children I suppose.
On my facebook feed a young woman called Faith Jarvis has appeared. She professes to take an impartial look on political from a Christian view point.
She is treasurer of an evangelical church in Neath and attempted to interview political figures. Most avoided her and refused to show up. She did get Ben Habib from whatever party he leads then some character from Voice of Wales. The fraudster who's name escapes me. She spoke to another activist with a criminal record from Bangor. She also interviewd Neil McAvoy who is a Welsh nationalist more right wing than Plaid Cymru but who curries favour with other ethnic minorities in Cardiff which is a difficult balancing act. He is part Yemeni I think.
They are Christians that want to stand up to the challenge of Islam and align with Restore or Reform. Faith pretty much promotes Reform narratives.
If you judge people with the company they keep you woud not join her Church. Fraudsters and people smugglers are all god's children I suppose.
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Add "bishop" Cerian Dewar to that list. I think the fraudster you refer to is Brynhyfrhyd and Voice of Wales own Dan Morgan.
Funnily enough he wears a massive crucifix around his neck now too. Mad to think a racist criminal will end up in heaven but I won't.
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A racist Vícar ? on 20:02 - Aug 19 with 4705 views
Add "bishop" Cerian Dewar to that list. I think the fraudster you refer to is Brynhyfrhyd and Voice of Wales own Dan Morgan.
Funnily enough he wears a massive crucifix around his neck now too. Mad to think a racist criminal will end up in heaven but I won't.
That’s the good thing about Catholicism. You can do all the evil stuff you want for 80 years, genocide, murder, support Cardiff city etc and as long as you repent fifteen seconds before you die you’re guaranteed a spot up above with the big guy.
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