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33 Responses to “Mail cartoon portrays immigrants as animals”
RT @leftfootfwd: Mail cartoon portrays immigrants as animals: http://is.gd/89CLp #MailFail
Liz McShane
Whilst in today’s telegraph, Douglas Murray – director of Centre for Social Cohesion (what a joke) is encouraging people to post their favourite Irish jokes and they are not disappointing him. It is in relation to his outrage at a union rep taking offence at a joke some Tory councillor made and subsequently taking it to a tribunal. He could have made his point without sinking to these levels. Here is the link:
33 Responses to “Mail cartoon portrays immigrants as animals”
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New low, even for the Daily Mail RT @leftfootfwd: Mail cartoon portrays immigrants as animals: http://is.gd/89CLp #MailFail
Andrew Chadwick
RT @leftfootfwd: Mail cartoon portrays immigrants as animals: http://is.gd/89CLp #MailFail
Liz McShane
Whilst in today’s telegraph, Douglas Murray – director of Centre for Social Cohesion (what a joke) is encouraging people to post their favourite Irish jokes and they are not disappointing him. It is in relation to his outrage at a union rep taking offence at a joke some Tory councillor made and subsequently taking it to a tribunal. He could have made his point without sinking to these levels. Here is the link:
blogs.telegraph.co.uk/news/douglasmurray/100025451/anyone-know-any-irishman-jokes/