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'The door was open ready for me to be dragged out and put on board. My hands were tied to my side. I was being held down by two security guards.

If animals were treated this way, British people would object to it.

Cruella Doberman, I wish you a miserable life and may you rot in hell.

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"This is to make sure industry is best fulfilling its duty to ensure the safe use of chemicals and to enable our regulators to assess the level of exposure and risk that chemicals present in Great Britain, and to take targeted regulatory actions where those risks are deemed unacceptable."

They are going to allow the chemical industry to protect the public. It's like letting the fox to protect the chickens.

https://www.msn.com/en-gb/money/other/uk-to-wield-brexit-freedoms-and-throw-another-eu-rule-on-the-scrapheap/ar-AA1jTM9r?ocid=entnewsntp&cvid=cc62bc54410d4d25a8706c4d621b1754&ei=10

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Liz Truss today backed a plan to tear up workers’ rights, freeze the minimum wage and attack paid holidays.

The former Prime Minister hailed a 101-page report from the Growth Commission which authors claimed would fire-up the economy. Speaking exclusively to the Mirror, the ex-Conservative leader said: “I think it’s a very important exposition of what needs to happen to grow the British economy.” Pressed on the recommendations over workers’ rights, she added: “I think it’s an important part of the debate.”

Would you adam and eve it. The old sow has opened her mouth again.

She would like to have the poorest to pay the price and the richest to take the benefit. Somebody give her a fuckin fair trial. Off to Holloway is what I would say.

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Where is my Swinecunt friends who claimed it was perfectly alright to send refugees to Rwanda to be processed and actually keep them there if they actually are proven to be refugees.

We have had an attorney general who was keen to break an International law we signed with Brexit and GFA. She also claimed that if the ruling goes against the government in the supreme court they would contemplate leaving ECHR so they can. And yet todays ruling specifically said that leaving the ECHR will not change the ruling.

How stupid a mushroom do you have to be to swallow this bullshit.

To make matters worse, Swinemail today headlined "Enemies of the people" regarding the supreme court judges. Surely this is an incitement to violence. There is a law against incitement to violence.

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-67423745

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This is good news indeed.

This is the best news I have heard all day.

Support for Rishi Sunak’s Conservative Party is continuing to collapse as Brexit-backing voters flock to Reform UK, a damning new opinion poll has revealed.

A PeoplePolling survey conducted exclusively for GB News revealed 11 per cent of voters currently support the rebranded Brexit Party.

https://www.msn.com/en-gb/news/other/reform-uk-sees-staggering-rise-to-double-digits-in-polls-as-tice-accuses-sunak-of-lying-to-britons/ar-AA1jVHNL?ocid=entnewsntp&cvid=c1d4b0d8862646e5822188fd33b1493c&ei=22

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This is just incredible.

“I’ve said it from day one, when you get to this country on a boat you are breaking the law, you are breaking into this country.”

Her exact words.

If you are able to put in your asylum upon arrival, that is the process you enter.

1 min 36 seconds into the clip.



No you are not you Swinefuckwit. As the Swine closed all the facilities to apply for political asylum here, people are allowed to land here and apply for asylum the moment they land. This was confirmed in a parliamentary committee meeting with Doberman

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How do you explain to idiots that they are stupid.

Lawyers looked at the judgment today and say, it makes no difference whether we are part of ECHR or not, the Rwanda policy is not lawful. It has nothing to do with the policy, it is to do with Rwanda. It is not a country that can be trusted to treat refugees fairly and not endanger their lives.

While they pass an emergency law that will say Rwanda is a safe country, perhaps they can add an amendment to it to include tigers in the streets of London. If something unsafe can be safelised by passing a low, why stop there, add a few boa constrictors and elephants and lions into the mix.

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All is not well in the Swine world

One of the UK's most senior generals was warned in writing in 2011 that SAS soldiers were claiming to have executed handcuffed detainees in Afghanistan.

BBC Panorama can reveal that Gen Gwyn Jenkins, who is now the second most senior officer in the British armed forces, received accounts of conversations in which members of the SAS described extrajudicial killings.

But instead of referring the evidence to military police, Gen Jenkins placed it in a classified dossier and locked it in a safe.

The failure to refer the evidence to military police has previously been disclosed in court, but the identities of the officers involved were withheld from the public by the Ministry of Defence.

Gen Jenkins instructed the officer to write a formal statement. In it, the officer wrote that the SAS soldier had told him that SAS units were killing all fighting-age males during night raids, regardless of whether they posed a threat.

Gen Jenkins - who was at the time a colonel in the senior ranks of special forces - created the classified dossier in April 2011 after first briefing his direct superior, then-head of special forces Gen Jonathan Page, on the nature of the evidence.

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-67418001

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Now here is a specimen of a perfect Swine, carrying on the tradition of Churchillian ideology.

A man who called himself the ‘Reverend’ and edited a far-right website has been jailed for stirring up racial hatred.

James Costello posted stickers around Liverpool calling for the establishment of a ‘white master race’ in 2021.

The stickers directed people to a white supremacist website in the hope of recruiting more people to his cause.

https://www.msn.com/en-gb/news/world/far-right-website-editor-jailed-for-calling-for-white-master-race/ar-AA1k352s?ocid=entnewsntp&cvid=e08b03b807e143c1b4b56c4c857fdc08&ei=25

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And it goes on.

But lawyers have said such changes would not achieve Sunak’s aim of ending what he called the legal “merry-go-round” and would be likely still to fall foul of courts.

Adam Wagner, a human rights barrister at Doughty Street chambers, said: The supreme court justices “started by saying ​non-refoulement is a really fundamental concept, and it’s contained in lots of different sources of law. So the government can legislate to say two plus two is five but it doesn’t make two plus two [equal] five. They can legislate to say actually Rwanda is safe; it doesn’t make Rwanda safe as a matter of international and domestic law.”

It's logical. But they have to be looking as though they are doing something to satisfy their Swinesteigers.