SNP calls for Boris Johnson's resignation over party: 'If he doesn't resign, he must be removed!

[GurjantGnostic]

7 minutes ago, dalsingh101 said:

We've got a head of police that presides over what is now becoming known as an openly corrupt, full of deviants and racist police. 

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-10467431/The-ROT-set-Calls-grow-Cressida-Dick-QUIT.html

 

It's like - don't sack any prominent white person (or their stooges), regardless of what they've done.

And that's the establishment signaling that it's okay to continue to do that, and in fact if you would like a prominent job doing that come work for them you'll be untouchable and you'll be well paid and you'll get to do the sick things that you were born to do. It's systematic. In all the imperial finger nations. Russia does it the cleanest because they're open about it. Yeah..we do crime..we kill whoever...and uhh we're coming for you. At least russians suffer less conscious dissonance. We all are all getting fd we just don't understand why. We're bewildered. Be not bewildered. It's full on white imperialism and has been for 6000 years. And it's a nightmare. It's horrid how it propogates. It's why the defense of this planet was so fierce. Earth's ancient inhabitants and their offwolrd allies knew exactly what sickness was coming for them. And we must render ourselves immune to it. Thwart it. Purge it. And rise above it as it destroys itself. And be not blind. Be not bewildered. You are occupied. You are under attack. 

[GurjantGnostic]

While I applaud the opposition calling Boris on his ways, I don't think we can rely on the system for help or subsistance. We need to ween ourselves right off of it while still playing a part in it. And base our everything on Purtan Gursikhi bolstered by engineering and modern concepts. But mentally, socially, we must isolate in many ways. Insulate. And be fully aware of what Gurbani tells us about the nature of Kalyug and the real story of this planet. We can not keep applying the amnesia of modern mindset. And keep trudging along like cattle. And keep playing let's pretend the modern world is working. It's not. It's generated gadgets, done hirrible things to everyone and almost wrecked the environment. Hard stop. Change direction. Don't be caught going that way. 

[GurjantGnostic]

I think the invaders have had tech that survived since the last Yugh, and a contigous narrative so they've been better prepared to continue their invasions. 

Most of the indigenous and allies did not. There are some references to Dharmi advanced societies hiding on earth during the stalemate. Safe from being taken over but not able to counterattack. 

And if we as the cattle populace are being brought up to speed on tech quickly, are they trying to get us to where we need to be to be used in the defenses against our own liiberators when they arrive and re emerge?

Only fight in Sikh Faujs and remember that when the Avtars come it's to help us. So don't fight them for the world governments. 

 

 

[dalsingh101]

6 minutes ago, GurjantGnostic said:

While I applaud the opposition calling Boris on his ways, I don't think we can rely on the system for help or subsistance. We need to ween ourselves right off of it while still playing a part in it. And base our everything on Purtan Gursikhi bolstered by engineering and modern concepts. But mentally, socially, we must isolate in many ways. Insulate. And be fully aware of what Gurbani tells us about the nature of Kalyug and the real story of this planet. We can not keep applying the amnesia of modern mindset. And keep trudging along like cattle. And keep playing let's pretend the modern world is working. It's not. It's generated gadgets, done hirrible things to everyone and almost wrecked the environment. Hard stop. Change direction. Don't be caught going that way. 

I get what you are saying here, but many young people struggle to be 'isolated' and end up secretly going along. Also, we have to have alternative incentives. Many people get dragged in by career and socialising.  

[GurjantGnostic]

I know things I say sound crazy. But remember this. Gurbani is clear about Yughs, about how they work, the story of this place. Clear. What makes it sound crazy is the imperial history forced on us. 

And I've been looking into everything like a ravenous Truth seeker for four decades. And when you do a much clearer narrative than history emerges. One beyond science still. Fact. That violates their natrative archaeologically. Fact. Fossil records support Dharam narrative. Fact. 

[GurjantGnostic]

4 minutes ago, dalsingh101 said:

I get what you are saying here, but many young people struggle to be 'isolated' and end up secretly going along. Also, we have to have alternative incentives. Many people get dragged in by career and socialising.  

Amen bro. Only so much of that can be avoided. But there should be a huge amount of congregating, educating, training together etc we do that keeps us moving in our direction. Even if people dabble and fall off a bit etc. Or distracted. And a lot of those urges we can satisfy in house. Only some professional development is truly necessary in life. Only so much chat at work or whatever. 

[GurjantGnostic]

We should be crafting and selling things as a Paanth for example. A way to socialize and work and have an export. And how cool is it to learn how to make things and do Seva? And how much cooler is it if you get to learn how to make an ak? Or a generator? Or a water purifying system? Or you get to learn how to farm and cook for large numbers of people. Do martial arts, box, and then if they want to go box at the manmukh gym too sure. But keep coming here to box and promoting the Paanth. 

And civic activities are part of promoting a career. But we can invite peope to our stuff. Promote our stuff. We don't have to be masons and in fact should not be. We don't have to drink at office parties. Bring Langar and leave and invite them to our next event. You know?

[GurjantGnostic]

Like. Tldr. I feel if we do what we're supposed to, together it will further us better even in their business world. We're just selling out or making mistakes if we dabble in it too much. 

[GurjantGnostic]

Our reputation should pave the way for us in business. Not simping around playing at being like them. 

[GurjantGnostic]

Whelp. Mad forum binge over. Always more work to be done. Always nice to blow the place up a bit. "See" you all later. 

[dalsingh101]

 

[Premi]

9 hours ago, dalsingh101 said:

 

Many men are like that when they are in groups. 

[Premi]

Rastafarian woman who was left naked in police cell and then given 'crop top and hot pants' to wear wins £45,000 payout as she claims officers 'just wanted to humiliate me'

A Rastafarian woman left naked in a Hertfordshire police cell for three hours after a minor incident in August 2018 has received an apology and £45,000.

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/home/index.html

 

[dalsingh101]

5 hours ago, Premi said:

Many men are like that when they are in groups. 

I agree. That's why it's important to indoctrinate your boys against this when they are young. Plus the guys we are talking about have a long standing culture with this type of stuff. That's why they raped and groomed so many African girls and women on their plantations.

I'm sure you find similar stories wherever they went and colonised too.   

[Premi]

 

https://news.sky.com/story/another-conservative-mp-submits-letter-of-no-confidence-in-boris-johnson-12532810

Another Conservative MP has submitted a letter of no confidence in Boris Johnson.

Aaron Bell, MP for Newcastle-under-Lyme, said the partygate allegations and the prime minister's subsequent handling of the fallout has made his position "untenable".

 

How many Tory MPs have called on the PM to resign?

A total of 13 Tory MPs have now publicly called for the PM to go, with eight revealing they have submitted letters of no confidence in him.

 

 

Mr Johnson will face a vote of confidence in his leadership if 54 Conservatives - 15% of the party's 360 MPs - send letters to Sir Graham Brady, chairman of the 1922 Committee, demanding a contest.

[Premi]

 

 

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[Premi]

On 2/3/2022 at 2:17 AM, dalsingh101 said:

 

 

 

[Premi]

On 2/3/2022 at 2:17 AM, dalsingh101 said:

 

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-10477455/Ex-officer-claims-male-colleagues-sex-female-suspects.html

Charing Cross Met scandal: Ex-officer claims her male colleagues called black staff 'monkeys', had sex with female suspects in the station and says one sergeant 'bragged about his favourite Russian escort at Spearmint Rhino'

• 'Toxic' culture existed at station dating back to 2006, former officer claimed
• Described 'awful atmosphere' where officer allegedly had sex with a suspect
• Revelations come just days after a shocking report by the police watchdog  

By RORY TINGLE, HOME AFFAIRS CORRESPONDENT FOR MAILONLINE

PUBLISHED: 16:55, 4 February 2022 | UPDATED: 17:05, 4 February 2022

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A former Met officer has come forward with new allegations of horrifying behaviour by officers at Charing Cross police station, including claims officers slept with female suspects and called black colleagues 'monkeys'.

A 'toxic' culture existed at the station dating back to 2006, said the former constable, who asked to be referred to by her first name, Liz.

The ex-officer said there was an 'awful' atmosphere at the station where men had sex with women in bathrooms, 'mercilessly bullied' a colleague and made 'cruel and sexual comments' about women in the street while senior leaders stayed silent.

[dalsingh101]

5 hours ago, Premi said:

 

 

Basically this broad just suffered and witnessed racism and still stuck around being used as a poster girl for years........

 

To survive amid this toxic culture, female staff like me had one of two options: to either go out drinking with the lads, be a “ladette” and discuss our sexual exploits; or to avoid all this and know you would never truly be viewed as part of the team. You’d never be fully accepted.

I couldn’t be “one of the lads”, because of my colour and race. But I would still 

have to listen as male colleagues discussed their conquests, or commented on women walking past and what they wanted to do to them.

I joined the Met in 1989. As you might expect, the culture wasn’t any better back then. I had my first taste of this when, out on patrol with a colleague, somebody called me a “Paki”. My colleague stood up for me and told the offender: “Hey, you can’t say that.” My heart briefly filled with gratitude. Then came the sucker punch. “Only we’re allowed to call her a Paki,” he added. 

 

@GurjantGnostic

This is the reality of life for us when we work in mainstream western organisations. How many of our people get their daughters educated and then feel so much pride when they land that status job, only for the women to face this kind of stuff - or at least subtle racism or tokenism/fetishism - which they often succumb to for its benefits.  

[Premi]

1 hour ago, dalsingh101 said:

Basically this broad just suffered and witnessed racism and still stuck around being used as a poster girl for years........

 

To survive amid this toxic culture, female staff like me had one of two options: to either go out drinking with the lads, be a “ladette” and discuss our sexual exploits; or to avoid all this and know you would never truly be viewed as part of the team. You’d never be fully accepted.

I couldn’t be “one of the lads”, because of my colour and race. But I would still 

have to listen as male colleagues discussed their conquests, or commented on women walking past and what they wanted to do to them.

I joined the Met in 1989. As you might expect, the culture wasn’t any better back then. I had my first taste of this when, out on patrol with a colleague, somebody called me a “Paki”. My colleague stood up for me and told the offender: “Hey, you can’t say that.” My heart briefly filled with gratitude. Then came the sucker punch. “Only we’re allowed to call her a Paki,” he added. 

 

@GurjantGnostic

This is the reality of life for us when we work in mainstream western organisations. How many of our people get their daughters educated and then feel so much pride when they land that status job, only for the women to face this kind of stuff - or at least subtle racism or tokenism/fetishism - which they often succumb to for its benefits.  

Don't think people of her parents' generation likely knew much about that sort of culture ?

The men mainly would have worked in laboring jobs where there were only males, and the women if they worked in all-women factories also ?

So these second gen women would have learned the culture first hand working with gore (and/or at school)

[GurjantGnostic]

2 hours ago, dalsingh101 said:

Basically this broad just suffered and witnessed racism and still stuck around being used as a poster girl for years........

 

To survive amid this toxic culture, female staff like me had one of two options: to either go out drinking with the lads, be a “ladette” and discuss our sexual exploits; or to avoid all this and know you would never truly be viewed as part of the team. You’d never be fully accepted.

I couldn’t be “one of the lads”, because of my colour and race. But I would still 

have to listen as male colleagues discussed their conquests, or commented on women walking past and what they wanted to do to them.

I joined the Met in 1989. As you might expect, the culture wasn’t any better back then. I had my first taste of this when, out on patrol with a colleague, somebody called me a “Paki”. My colleague stood up for me and told the offender: “Hey, you can’t say that.” My heart briefly filled with gratitude. Then came the sucker punch. “Only we’re allowed to call her a Paki,” he added. 

 

@GurjantGnostic

This is the reality of life for us when we work in mainstream western organisations. How many of our people get their daughters educated and then feel so much pride when they land that status job, only for the women to face this kind of stuff - or at least subtle racism or tokenism/fetishism - which they often succumb to for its benefits.  

I couldn't take it myself. Either the usaf was going to get their shit together or I was gone. Clear which happened. 

[Premi]

9 minutes ago, GurjantGnostic said:

I couldn't take it myself. Either the usaf was going to get their shit together or I was gone. Clear which happened. 

You weren't in this picture while you were still active ?

[GurjantGnostic]

40 minutes ago, Premi said:

You weren't in this picture while you were still active ?

Nope, but I served next to some of those really bad moustaches. Lol. 

[dalsingh101]

8 hours ago, Premi said:

 

 

I think this really says more about how we are perceived as a community, than anything else.