Full Version: Petition to help autistic asylum seeker
Hello, would any of you be willing to sign a petition for a lovely young man.www.greatjusticeaction.org/
I've signed. Please consider signing, too.
bringing this to the top again. Please sign.
Thanks Fred
Over a hundred and 40 views to 4 replies aint bad, I just hope that most of them signed. If not ,well at least they viewed
the little felow is a gem, the mascot of his class. His mother has been goingt to the Travelling Mothers night which is a group for fundamentaly Irish itinerant mothers. Well this lady came along, and the question was asked by a local "what are you doing here like", the woman replied,"I have travelled from Abuja,and I am a mother". The whole place cracked up like.But, it's an example of what racism is about! even further than just being on the brunt of it. How easy it can be to be racist. It doesn't matter what colour she is ,she's one of us !
I'm a settled traveller and have lived in 4 countries in my time,my children go to settled peoples schools now,so they don't know much about the road, but I remember being a little child and asked to go up to a door and ask for a potfull of water, and I would always get it.Well I only realised later in life that it was because "decent people" would rarely refuse a child!If it was my mother or father asking they woukd probably come away empty handed, except for an earful of abuse!
I know what it's like to be turned away, PLEASE SIGN (if you havn't already )
the little felow is a gem, the mascot of his class. His mother has been goingt to the Travelling Mothers night which is a group for fundamentaly Irish itinerant mothers. Well this lady came along, and the question was asked by a local "what are you doing here like", the woman replied,"I have travelled from Abuja,and I am a mother". The whole place cracked up like.But, it's an example of what racism is about! even further than just being on the brunt of it. How easy it can be to be racist. It doesn't matter what colour she is ,she's one of us !I'm a settled traveller and have lived in 4 countries in my time,my children go to settled peoples schools now,so they don't know much about the road, but I remember being a little child and asked to go up to a door and ask for a potfull of water, and I would always get it.Well I only realised later in life that it was because "decent people" would rarely refuse a child!If it was my mother or father asking they woukd probably come away empty handed, except for an earful of abuse!
I know what it's like to be turned away, PLEASE SIGN (if you havn't already
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can we have a campaign to give free englishmen back their rights, freedom from foreign tyranny (scots mp's forcing laws on the english, europe forcing overheads on everything we do)
the only people it is PC to have a pop at these days are the English, youre either too posh or too working class yea yea all very good humour, lazy humour more like
i believe in equality, and that means for the english too
the only people it is PC to have a pop at these days are the English, youre either too posh or too working class yea yea all very good humour, lazy humour more like
i believe in equality, and that means for the english too
And your point in this particular case, Tinman? I'm sure we can guess.
thought my point was clear
What's your post got to do with helping an autistic boy in danger of being deported?
Not much. Confusion must have been caused by that can you had on the train this evening, you rebel, you.
Not much. Confusion must have been caused by that can you had on the train this evening, you rebel, you.
QUOTE(tinman @ Nov 1 2005, 08:22 PM)
can we have a campaign to give free englishmen back their rights, freedom from foreign tyranny (scots mp's forcing laws on the english, europe forcing overheads on everything we do)
the only people it is PC to have a pop at these days are the English, youre either too posh or too working class yea yea all very good humour, lazy humour more like
i believe in equality, and that means for the english too
the only people it is PC to have a pop at these days are the English, youre either too posh or too working class yea yea all very good humour, lazy humour more like
i believe in equality, and that means for the english too
poor poor English people, I didn't know they were so oppressed! Where do I sign?
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