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I can hardly wait for P35's take on the protests in Iran.
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Mossad funded protests?
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Puppetmasters Mossad and don't forget the CIA!
Can i name Soros and other Zionists like Rothschilds bankrolling the regime. You know about the Greater Israeli project right?
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Can i name Soros and other Zionists like Rothschilds bankrolling the regime. You know about the Greater Israeli project right?
Partisan Girl seems to be unravelling a tad.
Its very, very simple. Non Asians have to go to massive lengths to prove their marriage is bona fide. Indians and Pakistanis dont
Shameful racism. Surely you arent condoning blatant racial discrimination?
Just remember folks "all cultures are equal" and it was worse when the Poms ran the place.
https://www.theguardian.com/world/2...lings-in-karachi-shock-pakistans-largest-city
The 18-year-old boy knew what was coming. Less than 24 hours earlier, the neighbour’s 15-year-old daughter Bakhtaja, with whom Ghani had tried to elope from Ali Brohi Goth, their poor neighbourhood of Karachi, had been tied down and electrocuted.
His father finished dinner, then returned. With the help of an uncle, he strapped his son to a rope bed, tying one arm and one leg to the frame with uncovered electrical wires.
Bakhtaja had endured 10 minutes of searing electrical jolts before she died. The boy took longer, and eventually the uncle stepped in and strangled him. The couple were buried in the dead of night
The Human Rights Commission of Pakistan has reported an average of 650 “honour” killings annually over the past decade. But since most go unreported, the real number is likely to be much higher.
https://www.theguardian.com/world/2...lings-in-karachi-shock-pakistans-largest-city
The 18-year-old boy knew what was coming. Less than 24 hours earlier, the neighbour’s 15-year-old daughter Bakhtaja, with whom Ghani had tried to elope from Ali Brohi Goth, their poor neighbourhood of Karachi, had been tied down and electrocuted.
His father finished dinner, then returned. With the help of an uncle, he strapped his son to a rope bed, tying one arm and one leg to the frame with uncovered electrical wires.
Bakhtaja had endured 10 minutes of searing electrical jolts before she died. The boy took longer, and eventually the uncle stepped in and strangled him. The couple were buried in the dead of night
The Human Rights Commission of Pakistan has reported an average of 650 “honour” killings annually over the past decade. But since most go unreported, the real number is likely to be much higher.
Huh what? i am married to a Swede, when i moved to UK i didn't have to prove anything being a NON EU citizen. Just a marriage certificate and a joint utility bill was enough.
Are you on a spousal visa though? That's when the issues kick in (not if you are on highly skilled etc)
I could send the list of items you need to provide, you would be utterly amazed. They have dramatically cracked down on this but non EU immigration numbers have barely gone down if at all due largely to immigration from India and Pakistan.
I WAS on a spouse visa then, i acquired Swedish citizenship later on. We did go for interviews, they asked us a few questions, looked our bank statement (joint) and an utility bill and just let us go. I got the approval 3 weeks later, this was in 2008. It's the same procedures for Pakistanis, infact they had to go through great lengths, even they interviewed the parents of the bride AND the groom in Pakistan and also called a few marriage witness'.
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I can assure you the list of things you have to provide is now very extensive. The only major thing they have done to hinder south asian marriages is the income test. Cameron at one stage talked about an English test but i don't think he every followed through with it. They are a very powerful lobby group now.
Are you telling me South Asian spouse visa interviews and the rest are different procedures? can you show me an evidence for this? one of my friends from pakistan were taken in 2 different room and asked questions about each other about how much they know about each other, he said he felt like a criminal there.
Due to public pressure they made an effort to crack down, however, its a pretty fine line between arranged and forced marriage in some instances. The changes haven't made much difference to immigration numbers though.
http://www.independent.co.uk/news/u...-it-was-a-normal-family-holiday-10395035.html
More than a year after a new law criminalising the practice, there has been just one prosecution for forced marriage, despite more than 1,200 potential cases being discovered every year. As part of The Independent's series of articles on the subject here is the story of one schoolgirl who fell victim to the tradition.
So the rules are same for everyone then? South Asian migrants have tougher interviews, this is a fact, ask anyone, so back to your original point, i am not sure where you get the "other nationalities" having is tough is coming from. Rules are same for everyone, except for the fact that they assume its a sham marriage for all South Asians as a default
They're basically the wannabe cool kids that use the N word 'ironically'.
Racists.
No surprise one is from Zimbabwe or 'Rhodesia'.
Racists.
No surprise one is from Zimbabwe or 'Rhodesia'.
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I don't think I've seen anyone use the word mussie ironically, though I have seen it used to hold up a mirror to someone else. There's a difference, imo.
It's unacceptable to use it, at all.
I've seen these two posters use it and I've reported it both times.
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I disagree that any word or topic is taboo, though you have to do very well to pull some more controversial ideas off. I've seen comedians say things that would sound heinous said by others but make a stinging political point.
So you think it's okay to use slurs against Muslims that Muslims consider to be slurs?
I dunno, I respect people more than that.
Given that Romper Stomper also mentioned how they organised their 'Mussie' bashing meetings on a site name 'Big' something(the implication was clearly Bigfooty), I think it's time to ban the racists that use Mussie 'ironically'.
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Lol serious? I don't use it but how is it offensive? Sounds like shorthand for Aussie Muslim.
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How was it implied it was bigfooty?
Are we banning people who use the word “wog” too?
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Not when it's used against Muslims, no. Could the word be used to make a stinging political point against people that are racist towards Muslims? In the right hand and right context, I do.
Do you think black people should be allowed to use the word n*****; do you have the right to tell them they can't use it? Context is king.
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