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The white faced Scot is backing the brownie girl and was paid by blacks. Pauline is red-faced and is dark on the girl who left the Pakis. You can white-wash who you like and throw red herrings.

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Oh dear.

Baron has some serious English comprehension issues.

Fist is OK but not the flat out palm salute, unless you have a lump of coal and say 'don't be scared'.  Order will be upheld by locking Pauline and Faruqi in a cupboard together for an hour.

Pauline loses on points if Faruqi (peace be upon her) proves that Pakis are the master race of the Aryans from Iran.  This entitles her to Seig Heil, middle finger and kick-boxing championship.

Was there anyone who after all these years still thought she wasn't racist?

John Smith wrote on Nov 4^th, 2024 at 12:18pm:


Of course not.

It's just who she is.  It defines her.

Hanson is a racist.

Trump is a rapist.

Putin is a dictator.

etc.

The stupidity and hypocrisy of this judicial decision and the mindset behind it is very well illustrated here:





far-left Labour Party MP sparked outrage after sharing a post on social media accusing new Conservative leader Kemi Badenoch of representing “white supremacy in blackface”.

According to The Telegraph, MP for Brent East Dawn Butler, a member of Labour’s Socialist Campaign Group, shared a post from British-Nigerian writer Nels Abbey claiming that Badenoch winning the Conservative Party leadership contest on Saturday would mark a “victory for racism”.

This weekend, Badenoch, born to Nigerian Yoruba parents, became the first black leader of a major political party in the history of the United Kindom. Badenoch is also the fourth female leader of the Conservative Party, following Margaret Thatcher, Theresa May and Liz Truss.

In contrast, the left-wing Labour Party has never had a female or black leader, despite claiming to represent the interests of minorities and women.

However, the post shared by Butler declared, “A victory for Badenoch is an obvious, unprecedented and once inconceivable victory for racism,” adding that ‘Badenochism’ should be viewed as “white supremacy in Blackface”.

The post rejected the idea of celebrating any breaking of a glass ceiling by Badenoch or that she may serve as a role model for other black people in the country, arguing that people should not celebrate a “blackface of white supremacy”.

“This will be a painful and shameful period. Our various politics and very standing in Britain and as British people will be seriously compromised by a Badenoch victory. Yet rest assured: painful as it may be for Black & Brown people – history teaches us that Badenochism will end even worse for Kemi Badenoch,” the post concluded.


They are doing a Trump on her from the  get-go. White supremacy in blackface - you have to be a Bbwianesque, karnalesque, lying turd and sad hypocrite, a duck and skippy for that 'thinking'.