Sure; Jim Stewart.
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Boomer Plague & Terrified Boomers
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Whilst some of Jim's views could be called questionable, he is only one example. Would you like to back up your statement?
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Ok; Brian Reay.
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Has your supply of simple comprehension run out already? They tested the kids at Bin Laden's compound and they already had his DNA (sufficiently closely from relatives of his they had arrested or kidnapped). So they knew the kids were related to him.
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He didn't say *all* of us were racist; statistically he may have a point.
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Could quote any racist comment that Brian has made? I don't remember any...
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Of course they did.....
Do you check under the bed for bogey men?
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He described Jewish cultural and religious practices as ?nonsense?.
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Brian won?t give in now he knows you?ve got him over a barrel on the facts. He?s going to double down on stupidity and deny the well-established and known reality ever happened or, indeed, could ever have happened.
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There's always google if you doubt it.
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It's all in the Basingstoke Gazette......
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That may be a slight distortion of what he said; but anyway all religious practices are nonsense, and it is not racism to say so.
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It is anti-semitism to pick out and attack just Jewish practices, as Brian did, and Brian?s anti-semitism is racism.
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Still completely stupid to let your kids risk being crippled for life for that reason.
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Tbf, I don?t think most people there have a choice; the Taliban and other extremists simply won?t allow these medical teams into the region anymore, certainly that?s been the case in Pakistan with many attacks on doctors reported. I did read a while ago that the Taliban in Afghanistan had lifted the ban on vaccination works, likely as part of their efforts to get to a peace treaty with the US and Kabul.
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well he would be right then ...
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Of course they do.
Vaccination isnt done by doctors.
More likely someone got a clue.
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Bin laden was IIRC a Saud. .
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Certainly Corbyn and his cronies don?t have to support terrorists who prevent vaccination programs.
Indeed, it is usually done by locals who were trained by Western led / funded schemes/ charities etc.
Cases of local Taliban demanding bribes to allow teams in / safe passage have been reported.
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He was a citizen of Saudi but his parents came from elsewhere.
Father was from Yemen, mother Syrian.