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A doomsday date for your diary! World 'will end on Friday' says preacher who claims the Apocalypse has arrived

Read more: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/arti...#ixzz1asdqVo1o

wish he had told me before I filled in my Visa form. :rolleyes:

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At a guess, he's never been to Goa?


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Welcome to the Slums of Southall: How unscrupulous landlords have illegally built squalid homes for immigrants

Read more: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/arti...#ixzz1awLxClEa

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This is not new, when we got our first freezer decades ago and kept it in the garage, I used to joke that if I was seen carrying food in through the side door, neighbours would think we had a family of 'immigrants in there':D (We didn't though!).

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Happy Fama everybody.:D

From the BBC website
 

There's an article on the BBC website about unpaid contractors following the Commonwealth Games in Delhi last year. This quote from one of the contractors made me smile:

So does Ric ever want to work here again? "No, absolutely not." "India," he says, "stands for I'll-Not-Do-It-Again."

& here's the link to the article:

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/magazine-15279279

H.

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Southall is nothing compared to whats been going in London for the past 5 years.The canal is full of old worn out boats taking advantage of the loop holes in mooring times and fees.You have to move on every couple of weeks but it can be yards, not miles.A large majority of the workers on the Olympics are sleeping in shifts on these old boats to avoid London rents.My friend has an allotment up in Enfield and he said to me that if you arrive early, you can watch them leaving their rented allotment sheds to go to work......The true figures for illegal immigration in the London area must run into hundreds of thousands. Every time there is an outbreak of trouble or a rumble in the jungle any where in the world they end up in the UK and usually in North London some where ...! The Border and Customs Agency are a joke.You only have to walk to Finsbury Park and you can see all the illegal Algerians hanging around with nothing to do except ogle passing women, eat cakes and getting their haircut twice a week .:eek:

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and how do they pay for that then? :rolleyes:

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Easy, the Barbers are all Algerian and so are the patisseries .Freebies from their mates.How they survive in London i haven't a clue.But 18 months ago 400 police raided Blackstock Road and entered every premises that was associated with Algeria because of their fondness for pick pocketing and bag snatching in the West End.

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Mummifying Alan: Taxi driver Alan Billis from Torquay made into a mummy like Tutankhamun after volunteering his body

Read more: http://www.mirror.co.uk/news/weird-w...#ixzz1b7W0lluo


What do you think of this? Will you be watching!!

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No thanks!

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Me neither!

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More than 400 complaints but just TWO convictions over abuse at UK Islamic religious schools Revelations follow undercover investigation into beatings and hate lessons at madrassas in Britain



Read more: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/arti...#ixzz1b8r5e8S0

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Unbelievable that the law against corporal punishment in schools does not apply to part time schooling and these animals are allowed to get away with both physical and mental abuse.

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Tourism season begins in North Goa with masseurs, beggars and vendors out in force

http://www.heraldgoa.in/News/Local%2...rce/53543.html


Panaji: City cops not to disturb couples at ‘love nests’
18 Oct: Navhind Times. Police officials have decided not to disturb couples who sit at secluded places or ‘love nests,’ and have decided to leave them alone; however, they have advised these lovers to keep away from lonely places, especially after sunset … due to small homes couples flock to these ‘love nests’ in pursuit of privacy… police constables have been accused of hanging around these spots