Hundreds feared dead in London tower block fire
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If any of these asylum seekers who come to this country don't like living in tower blocks than they can always bugger off back to the hellholes from whence they came. Many ordinary Britons live in tower blocks and council estates and won't appreciate asylum seekers who have only just turned up into the country and not contributed to the system in any way being given lovely new six-bedroomed houses each with a quarter of an acre of gardens. They should either be grateful for being given a home or they can shove off.
Naw, fukushima tops that event by an infinity.
One of the reason for brexit was the realization that if these immigrants make it to Britain, the bills will get payed by the ever suffering tax payer as decreed by the unelected dicktators in the EU.
One of the reason for brexit was the realization that if these immigrants make it to Britain, the bills will get payed by the ever suffering tax payer as decreed by the unelected dicktators in the EU.
Earth to the asshole known as BL.
The hellholes are hellholes because and you like are bombing the fuk out of them.
Headline.
If the UK did not exist there would be 25% less refugees in the world.
You collect a big fee from the UN for taking in refugees. As well as other treats the Banksters throw you as you rack up a dept that can never be repaid. If you need to know why your Nation has become the shit-ole it is today.
The globalist eeeewutopia.
Britain, like Germany in the past, or the recent US, are just tools to the globalists,
...and certain countries that tell everyone else to take in refugees while they do not themselves...cause THEY got walls...payed for by america too no less.
Britain, like Germany in the past, or the recent US, are just tools to the globalists,
...and certain countries that tell everyone else to take in refugees while they do not themselves...cause THEY got walls...payed for by america too no less.
No. They're hellholes because they are Muslim countries and therefore being run like it's still the 8th Century. They'd still be hellholes whether or not bombs were falling on them. There are no bombs falling on the Islamic London Borough Republic of Tower Hamlets, yet that's a hellhole - because of the Muslims living there making it so.
Is anyone else shocked at the speed of British justice? If this guy was arrested here on Thursday he wouldn't have even had his bail hearing yet, and his first appearance before a judge would certainly not be until late in 2018. Even if he immediately agreed to plead guilty he wouldn't even be assigned a defense attorney, never mind a prosecuting Crown, for days if not weeks. And after that would come on again, off again negotiations for these overworked people for what the sentence would be, so it'd still be six months before he got sentenced.
Any system would probably work as long as there were no crooked people. The Bible's version of how usury should work is not the model that is in place today. All Gentiles are to be gathered in theory and the ones doing the gathering in the beginning was Paul and the Beloved Disciple and they call the ones they have gathered 'their children' and as such qualify as members of the Tribe of Judea. Yes that includes interest free loans if you make less than a banker. That allows for bonus and bust years without any new calculations needed. Interest is paid by the rich and by business owners, the ones that use the system the most. Then it was run as cheap as possible also.
Please carry on though. The display is a great teaching tool, and you, in particular, do it so often you might get a whole page to yourself.
You did sell all your shares in those affected companies right?? Inquiring minds want to know. Can you imagine the backlash if the Queen was making money on those renovations but escapes because of a clause in the 'fire endurance contract'.
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Is 007 on the case of solving a mass murder case??? The fire's velocity potential should have been updated when another place went up just as fast in about 2010.
Please speak into the mic.
As usual your display of grief turns into a change in topics like 'how in hell did this happen ?' into it was their own fault. That is not shocking, it is a card that has been played by your nation far too many times for it to be anything more that hot air.
Please carry on though. The display is a great teaching tool, and you, in particular, do it so often you might get a whole page to yourself.
You did sell all your shares in those affected companies right?? Inquiring minds want to know. Can you imagine the backlash if the Queen was making money on those renovations but escapes because of a clause in the 'fire endurance contract'.
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Is 007 on the case of solving a mass murder case??? The fire's velocity potential should have been updated when another place went up just as fast in about 2010.
Please speak into the mic.
This seems a bit eerie.
With the fire out and Grenfell Tower blackened and charred, what looks like a torch flashing from one of the windows is seen in this video.
At first sight, someone may assume that it's someone who has miraculously survived the fire and using the flashing light to get attention and help. But it is, in fact, the flashing of a fireman's torch as he goes through the building looking for bodies
Inside Grenfell Tower:
With the fire out and Grenfell Tower blackened and charred, what looks like a torch flashing from one of the windows is seen in this video.
At first sight, someone may assume that it's someone who has miraculously survived the fire and using the flashing light to get attention and help. But it is, in fact, the flashing of a fireman's torch as he goes through the building looking for bodies
Inside Grenfell Tower:
BTW hemp can produce a lightweight panel that has a high R-Value and is flame resistant. If ignited it burns like a piece of coal, it smoulders and glows in the dark. You could put a frying pan on it without burning yourself, being downwind would be a different story.
Only available in Canada you say? Pity, eh?
Don't anybody tell him how to fix that, . . . . please. lol asswipe has a better smell than you bl.
Only available in Canada you say? Pity, eh?
Don't anybody tell him how to fix that, . . . . please. lol asswipe has a better smell than you bl.
lol, how do you like karma so far fuktard??
In other news:
Why 3 stories??
I saw that in Canada's specs of where styro-foam can be used on the outside. Is that based on how the fire destroyed that high-rise in 2010. The towers would have become a torch if 3 stories was as high as it went. That is based on the rate of the spread of the fire once the outside caught fire.
In other news:
Why 3 stories??
I saw that in Canada's specs of where styro-foam can be used on the outside. Is that based on how the fire destroyed that high-rise in 2010. The towers would have become a torch if 3 stories was as high as it went. That is based on the rate of the spread of the fire once the outside caught fire.
That's what I been saying from the git-go. This was a great day. Blacks, muzzies, and poor folks off the welfare rolls, Notting Hill land cleared for a Brussels banker to build his dream house.
What's the downside?
Because the cases are identical. . .
Symbolism is everything in politics and nothing better signifies the austerity of May-Cameron-Osborne era than North Kensington’s ghastly tomb
But political blame spreads right through the Conservative party, with no escape on offer. This goes far beyond the precise shockers – the Tory MPs who mockingly rejected housing regulation; the cuts to funding to councils responsible for retro-fitting fire suppressants; the disregard of coroner’s instructions after the 2009 Lakanal House tragedy; and even the plan to opt out of EU safety regulations. Conservative Kensington and Chelsea council allegedly blocking its ears to tenants’ well-founded anxiety is just the immediate scandal. But this event reaches far deeper, to the very sinews of its party’s policy.
That tower is austerity in ruins. Symbolism is everything in politics and nothing better signifies the May-Cameron-Osborne era that stripped bare the state and its social and physical protection of citizens. The horror of poor people burned alive within feet of the country’s grandest mansions, many of them empty, moth-balled investments, perfectly captures the politics of the last seven years. The Cameron, Osborne, Gove Notting Hill set live just up the road.
From the 40% cuts to local councils, to the bedroom tax and the housing benefit cap banishing people hundreds of miles from family and schools, the people spilling out on to the street, sheltered by churches and mosques, are the unwilling emblems of deliberate Conservative attacks. Just remember how personally people have been abused by George Osborne – those idlers with the blinds down while hard workers set off at dawn. Or Iain Duncan Smith’s: “This is not an easy life any more, chum.” Together with their poisonous press, they hardened public hearts against those struggling and working hard on low incomes: how else could they make this April’s £12bn benefit cuts politically palatable? Here’s the moment public hearts soften and the idea of social security regains its meaning.
George W Bush was similarly exposed by his clueless reaction to Hurricane Katrina, leaving the poor vulnerable to the state’s refusal to invest in flood defences. This government can’t redeem itself, but it can limit the damage by quickly obeying its promise to rehouse every family nearby, one that was only dragged out of ministers reluctantly under fierce questioning by Labour MPs.
The government needs to pay the private rents to rehouse all these families locally. I know of at least one block of luxury flats in Kensington with the lights out permanently in most of them: the council should requisition the housing it needs, with plenty available.
What of rehousing all the other tower block residents now horrified to find their homes too are potential fire-traps?
https://www.theguardian.com/comment...-survivors-finished-austerity-cameron-osborne
Map of empty homes in Kensington with number of days empty
But political blame spreads right through the Conservative party, with no escape on offer. This goes far beyond the precise shockers – the Tory MPs who mockingly rejected housing regulation; the cuts to funding to councils responsible for retro-fitting fire suppressants; the disregard of coroner’s instructions after the 2009 Lakanal House tragedy; and even the plan to opt out of EU safety regulations. Conservative Kensington and Chelsea council allegedly blocking its ears to tenants’ well-founded anxiety is just the immediate scandal. But this event reaches far deeper, to the very sinews of its party’s policy.
That tower is austerity in ruins. Symbolism is everything in politics and nothing better signifies the May-Cameron-Osborne era that stripped bare the state and its social and physical protection of citizens. The horror of poor people burned alive within feet of the country’s grandest mansions, many of them empty, moth-balled investments, perfectly captures the politics of the last seven years. The Cameron, Osborne, Gove Notting Hill set live just up the road.
From the 40% cuts to local councils, to the bedroom tax and the housing benefit cap banishing people hundreds of miles from family and schools, the people spilling out on to the street, sheltered by churches and mosques, are the unwilling emblems of deliberate Conservative attacks. Just remember how personally people have been abused by George Osborne – those idlers with the blinds down while hard workers set off at dawn. Or Iain Duncan Smith’s: “This is not an easy life any more, chum.” Together with their poisonous press, they hardened public hearts against those struggling and working hard on low incomes: how else could they make this April’s £12bn benefit cuts politically palatable? Here’s the moment public hearts soften and the idea of social security regains its meaning.
George W Bush was similarly exposed by his clueless reaction to Hurricane Katrina, leaving the poor vulnerable to the state’s refusal to invest in flood defences. This government can’t redeem itself, but it can limit the damage by quickly obeying its promise to rehouse every family nearby, one that was only dragged out of ministers reluctantly under fierce questioning by Labour MPs.
The government needs to pay the private rents to rehouse all these families locally. I know of at least one block of luxury flats in Kensington with the lights out permanently in most of them: the council should requisition the housing it needs, with plenty available.
What of rehousing all the other tower block residents now horrified to find their homes too are potential fire-traps?
https://www.theguardian.com/comment...-survivors-finished-austerity-cameron-osborne
Map of empty homes in Kensington with number of days empty
So you want the capitalists to quit building free housing for the freeloaders? Cut off welfare for commies? Funny how it is always capitalists that the service clubs come to for donations to keep the freeloaders brats from starving to death in the cold and dark.
The Clash's “Up In Heaven” is still relevant 35-years later. It was the inevitable result of conservative policies that treat working class and poor people as disposable, and treats their human needs as optional.
https://asenseofplace.com/2014/07/19/eldon-grove-good-news/
www.youtube.com/watch?v=HfMA9nYzo2M
Papering over Poverty
www.youtube.com/watch?v=cft52h89roU
https://asenseofplace.com/2014/07/19/eldon-grove-good-news/
www.youtube.com/watch?v=HfMA9nYzo2M
Papering over Poverty
www.youtube.com/watch?v=cft52h89roU