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To: tcrlaf

Ah, those names. The names. I spent a 364 day tour in England in 1975-76, I worked (TDY’d) out of a place called Croughton, did my military business stuff at Upper Heyford and went to several bases: Mildenhall, Lakenheath, and even a little comm site on the east side of the isle called “Cold Blow” - now there’s a name. Stayed TDY there a month working on the channel M/W link to Belgium. Little B&B there that had National Geographics from the 50s in the room, scads of them.

I can’t recall ever seeing a Muslim when I lived there.


20 posted on 01/09/2015 1:24:10 AM PST by Gaffer
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To: Gaffer

“I can’t ever recall seeing a Muslim.........”

Globalists that pushed the 1965 Immig act in the USA that sowed the seeds of multi-culuralizing the USA, also pushed open borders in Europe and the EU. Destruction of the western culture and national sovereignty and removing power of the citizenry remains their goal.

A nation divided is also a fundamental mission. What better way to divide than by saturating a nation with multitudinous non-native cultures

Obama’s TPP trade pact will aid and abet this movement just as did other anti sovereignty pacts and the UN.


31 posted on 01/09/2015 6:45:05 AM PST by apoliticalone (Guns are like a parachute. When you need one and don't have it you'll not ever need another.)
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To: Gaffer

Muslims in the UK since migration went to the major cities and towns to work, esp in the textile industry. Contrary to myth, there are still great chunks of the UK where Muslims and ethnic groups are very small or don’t exist. 92% of the UK is still white British/Irish/European.


35 posted on 01/09/2015 7:27:49 AM PST by the scotsman
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