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02 January 2009, 05:21 PM
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That's my prediction. What does that have to do with the ignore button? 
If I 'ignore' the previously banned user then I can't give the trolling posts the negative marks they warrant. Trust me - I don't waste my time reading them.
If I 'ignore' the previously banned user then I can't give the trolling posts the negative marks they warrant. Trust me - I don't waste my time reading them.
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02 January 2009, 05:25 PM
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Southall riots were in April 1979, the month before the Tories won the 1979 Election (May 3).
The riots that followed over the next couple of years could not be laid solely at the Tories door either as they had yet to get to grips with the mess that Labour had left the country in
So it looks like Labour HAVE got a track history in mucking things up and causing riots
Southall riots were in April 1979, the month before the Tories won the 1979 Election (May 3).
The riots that followed over the next couple of years could not be laid solely at the Tories door either as they had yet to get to grips with the mess that Labour had left the country in
So it looks like Labour HAVE got a track history in mucking things up and causing riots
The St Pauls riots were on 2 April 1980 .... well into the Tory reign.
Three words for you puff ................. POLL TAX RIOTS
I think that was a Tory Policy which caused mass riots on the streets?
I cannot see Labour creating such hatred for themselves, in all honesty.
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02 January 2009, 07:36 PM
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02 January 2009, 07:41 PM
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02 January 2009, 10:34 PM
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In the 1980s inner-city riots occurred in Toxteth, Liverpool; St Paul's, Bristol; Broadwater Farm, Tottenham, and Brixton, London; and in 1990 rioting took place in London and several other cities after demonstrations against the poll tax. Race-related riots erupted in Brixton again in December 1995, arising from a demonstration after a black man died in police custody.
The St Pauls riots were on 2 April 1980 .... well into the Tory reign.
Three words for you puff ................. POLL TAX RIOTS
I think that was a Tory Policy which caused mass riots on the streets?
I cannot see Labour creating such hatred for themselves, in all honesty.
The St Pauls riots were on 2 April 1980 .... well into the Tory reign.
Three words for you puff ................. POLL TAX RIOTS
I think that was a Tory Policy which caused mass riots on the streets?
I cannot see Labour creating such hatred for themselves, in all honesty.
Pete
Your original point was the riots in 1979 & 1980. I just poo-poo'd your point that THEY were a result of the Tories & not the previous Labour government
Don't deny that the Tories fermented their own riots at other times but your precious Labour is just as guilty of cocking it up & upsetting the poplace
02 January 2009, 10:44 PM
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Hmmmm, I've yet to see people mad enough to take to the streets - not saying it won't happen - just that people are intelligent enough to realise that the world is in **** because of worldwide policies ....... like I said, most people are intelligent enough not to blame Labour for the US Housing Market Fiasco