twoleftfeet 9:50 Thu Jun 22
Windrush.
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Blanket coverage.
Compensation?
Fuck off.
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wansteadman
9:58 Thu Jun 22
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There was a huge furore because some of them weren't allowed back in the country having lived here for 50 years. Maybe if they weren't travelling on Jamaican passports you could have a bit more sympathy. 50 years and you're still renewing your West Indian passports, we never stopped anyone with a British passport from entering
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goose
10:15 Thu Jun 22
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Must have been a fucking massive boat with the amount of ppl claiming to have come over on it.
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MTC
10:25 Thu Jun 22
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I suppose all the coverage will make it all 100% positive and not even mention any negative aspects of it.
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Fo the Communist
10:38 Thu Jun 22
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Hello, 2Left is off on one again.
There must have been some black people on the TV or something.
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Far Cough
10:44 Thu Jun 22
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goose 10:15 Thu Jun 22
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Must have been a fucking massive boat with the amount of ppl claiming to have come over on it.
Bigger than the Titanic apparently.
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bruuuno
12:09 Fri Jun 23
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I know people affected by this. They were told clearly and repeatedly for years that they had to get a uk passport sorted or this could happen. But being Jamaicans many of them couldn’t be arsed. Soon come
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threesixty
1:24 Fri Jun 23
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bruuuno
Thats bollocks though isn't it? Which is why the govt have apologised and they are meant to get compensation.
Its got nothing to do with getting passports because these people were born before 1983 when the law changed.
They were British citizens by law but couldn't prove it because our own government destroyed their records. The records were destroyed by Labour because no one at that point would have thought we'd have a govt evil enough to use that loophole to deport people who had been in this country for 50 yrs+ in some cases.
Absolute evil.
But hey.. it's all their fault because all Jamaicans are lazy like some Lilt advert. ffs
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bruuuno
1:37 Fri Jun 23
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Can only comment on the people I know about threesixty so.
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bruuuno
1:41 Fri Jun 23
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And dry your knickers I think they should be allowed to stay in fact I prefer Jamaicans to English generally especially soppy cunts like you
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threesixty
2:54 Fri Jun 23
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bruno
The way you said it was like it was their fault because they didn't get a passport. And that isn't true.
Yes they could have avoided a lot of bullshit if they did get one. But then that just goes along with the whole "white people will kick us out one day" thing that we've all heard growing up. And most people never really believed that.
Oh well...
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gph
3:13 Fri Jun 23
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"Must have been a fucking massive boat with the amount of ppl claiming to have come over on it."
Er, it made the trip many times.
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HAMMERAMA
7:48 Fri Jun 23
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Worth listening to a You Tube channel History Debunked about this subject tells you all about the boat and the circumstances that the first persons to arrive in England
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twoleftfeet
10:44 Fri Jun 23
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The way the MSM are reporting it is that after the war the natives of the UK were just sitting on their arses letting the country go to wrack and ruin and then this boat load of pioneers came and rebuilt the country with their own bare hands.
Nothing about them all being economic migrants that have been paid for the work they did.
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twoleftfeet
10:56 Fri Jun 23
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Oh and history debunked is a superb watch.
The Windrush was not the first ship to bring immigrants from the Caribbean.
The people on board were not invited over to fill up vacancies.
None of the people were needed to fill a shortage in the armed forces as said by the BBC, Britain still had conscription at the point so there was no shortage.
The BBC also reported that 500 people stepped off the boat, there was actually over 1000 including 100s of Poles who had been prisoners of war but the BBC decided to air brush these people out of history.
If you want historical facts then watch history debunked don’t listen to the MSM.
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Darlo Debs
11:11 Fri Jun 23
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They were invited over and I think.i am right in.thinking had the right to come over any way as Commwealth citizens. There were shortages in British transport and the relatively newly formed NHS. Oh and god forbid we might help some prisoners of war.
I swear if you'd have been around in 1939 you'd have been one of Oswald Mosely's foot soldiers.
Well done though we needed someone to.take up.Golden Oldies slot as site commandant.
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twoleftfeet
11:17 Fri Jun 23
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They were NOT invited over.
The ship was half full so the owners put an ad in local papers offering cheap tickets to the UK.
This is available to be seen on the Wikipedia page of the “ empire Windrush “
It is total lies to say we needed people to help rebuild the country. The unemployment rate in the Caribbean was 25% and the population was growing.
These people came here for a better life but they were not invited by the British government.
I would argue that we have more to thank the Irish for than the West Indians.
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twoleftfeet
11:20 Fri Jun 23
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So because I give you FACTS Darlo then that makes me a racist?
You know nothing about me you ignorant fucking moron.
I deal in facts you deal in brain washing now fuck off and watch the BBC propaganda channel you fucking sheep.
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mallard
11:24 Fri Jun 23
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No, the fact that you constantly post race-baiting articles against black people makes you racist.
Were you abused by a man of colour when you were a child?
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Darlo Debs
11:27 Fri Jun 23
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I think.i hit a nerve. Everything you post is a dig at foreigners and non whites you are WHO'S very own Enoch Powell.
If they are on ads you moan, if they come over perfectly legitimately you moan. I just told you as commonwealth citizens they were well within their rights to be here.
Now go and have a lie down and watch some Alf Garnett ...there's a good lad.
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