Councils turning a blind eye

[spen666]

Why all the claims about driving to&from there at speed then?

It is possible to drive to or from places you do not live at.

For example I drive to / from Brisbane Road for home games, but I do not live there or I drove to & from Cambridge on New Years Day, but I do not live there either

[Rich Tea Wellin]

Wriggling.

The leader is appointed by the councillors.

Exactly, the councillors are those in charge

Of which religion are the councillors then?

He won’t answer. The message board Boris.

Highly pedantic and annoying, until it comes to himself. Then he’ll ignore any posts where he is wrong or needs to explain a wacko comment

[Long slender neck]

I think he needs some time off.

[faldO]

Whether or not councils are turning a blind eye is for debate, but any council workers attempting to remove the flags in Ilford would likely be met with a hostile response and would require police protection. Redbridge council tried it once, perhaps they are reluctant to try again. (https://www.mylondon.news/news/east-lon ... e-28360334)

I've walked past the flags in Ilford and they must have been put up with a cherry picker and are fixed on with cable ties, they couldn't just be "pulled down".

If someone wants to put a Palestine flag on their own property that's up to them but to put them on council property/furniture (eg lamp posts) is possibly a criminal offence and is currently being pursued by lawyers. Let's see where that ends up. (https://news.yahoo.com/east-london-boro ... 48531.html)

Redbridge/Ilford does have a sizeable Jewish population and the presence of the flags is provocative and unsettling for Jewish people, particularly when placed in full view of synagogues (as they are in Ilford), and is just another example of the low-level antisemitism which sadly seems to be perpetrated by a small section of the public and tolerated by the authorities.

[Daily Express bot]

Whether or not councils are turning a blind eye is for debate, but any council workers attempting to remove the flags in Ilford would likely be met with a hostile response and would require police protection. Redbridge council tried it once, perhaps they are reluctant to try again. (https://www.mylondon.news/news/east-lon ... e-28360334)

I've walked past the flags in Ilford and they must have been put up with a cherry picker and are fixed on with cable ties, they couldn't just be "pulled down".

If someone wants to put a Palestine flag on their own property that's up to them but to put them on council property/furniture (eg lamp posts) is possibly a criminal offence and is currently being pursued by lawyers. Let's see where that ends up. (https://news.yahoo.com/east-london-boro ... 48531.html)

Redbridge/Ilford does have a sizeable Jewish population and the presence of the flags is provocative and unsettling for Jewish people, particularly when placed in full view of synagogues (as they are in Ilford), and is just another example of the low-level antisemitism which sadly seems to be perpetrated by a small section of the public and tolerated by the authorities.

Very accurately put. The antisemitism even at this level is provocative and appalling. One can only imaging the street adorned with Israeli Star of David’s, Mayor Khan would be on his high horse making demands of the Metropolitan Police Commissioner. This matter is very worrying for numerous reasons.

[Tuffers#2]

Whether or not councils are turning a blind eye is for debate, but any council workers attempting to remove the flags in Ilford would likely be met with a hostile response and would require police protection. Redbridge council tried it once, perhaps they are reluctant to try again. (https://www.mylondon.news/news/east-lon ... e-28360334)

I've walked past the flags in Ilford and they must have been put up with a cherry picker and are fixed on with cable ties, they couldn't just be "pulled down".

If someone wants to put a Palestine flag on their own property that's up to them but to put them on council property/furniture (eg lamp posts) is possibly a criminal offence and is currently being pursued by lawyers. Let's see where that ends up. (https://news.yahoo.com/east-london-boro ... 48531.html)

Redbridge/Ilford does have a sizeable Jewish population and the presence of the flags is provocative and unsettling for Jewish people, particularly when placed in full view of synagogues (as they are in Ilford), and is just another example of the low-level antisemitism which sadly seems to be perpetrated by a small section of the public and tolerated by the authorities.

Very accurately put. The antisemitism even at this level is provocative and appalling. One can only imaging the street adorned with Israeli Star of David’s, Mayor Khan would be on his high horse making demands of the Metropolitan Police Commissioner. This matter is very worrying for numerous reasons.

Could you be specific about the roads you drove on in Ilford Yesterday, where you saw the Palestinian flags please ?

Could you also tell me how Gentiles feel about Ilford Council allowing a Menorah every Year ?

[CEB]

You know a thread needs locking once someone says “Mayor Khan” in faux-deference

[soloman]

Wouldn't ever live in a place like Ilford or even parts of London .

[Hoover Attack]

hostile response

Do you have any links to the 'hostile response' these council workers were met with?

[Hoover Attack]

One can only imaging the street adorned with Israeli Star of David’s, Mayor Khan would be on his high horse making demands of the Metropolitan Police Commissioner.

You're having to do a lot of imagining to create these examples of anti-Semitism, aren't you?

If you're doing this for wums, it's not good - it does a dis-service to those genuinely suffering from AS crimes.

[Tuffers#2]

It seems D.E.B is A.W.O.L

[ComeOnYouOs]

I used to live in Ilford North, over 30 years ago. At that time it was one of the highest Jewish populated areas of the Uk. It seems in the ensuing years, the population has changed somewhat.
I even read somewhere Wes Sreeting is sweating a little over retaining his parliamentary seat, because he supports Israel, in an area where the majority dont support Israel
I Would love it if that slimy toad did lose his seat

[Proposition Joe]

Best for everyone to just stop replying to this guy again, he's wasting our time on Earth.

[Daily Express bot]

One can only imaging the street adorned with Israeli Star of David’s, Mayor Khan would be on his high horse making demands of the Metropolitan Police Commissioner.

You're having to do a lot of imagining to create these examples of anti-Semitism, aren't you?

If you're doing this for wums, it's not good - it does a dis-service to those genuinely suffering from AS crimes.

I do not joke about antisemitism. It is no joke.

[Daily Express bot]

Whether or not councils are turning a blind eye is for debate, but any council workers attempting to remove the flags in Ilford would likely be met with a hostile response and would require police protection. Redbridge council tried it once, perhaps they are reluctant to try again. (https://www.mylondon.news/news/east-lon ... e-28360334)

I've walked past the flags in Ilford and they must have been put up with a cherry picker and are fixed on with cable ties, they couldn't just be "pulled down".

If someone wants to put a Palestine flag on their own property that's up to them but to put them on council property/furniture (eg lamp posts) is possibly a criminal offence and is currently being pursued by lawyers. Let's see where that ends up. (https://news.yahoo.com/east-london-boro ... 48531.html)

Redbridge/Ilford does have a sizeable Jewish population and the presence of the flags is provocative and unsettling for Jewish people, particularly when placed in full view of synagogues (as they are in Ilford), and is just another example of the low-level antisemitism which sadly seems to be perpetrated by a small section of the public and tolerated by the authorities.

Very accurately put. The antisemitism even at this level is provocative and appalling. One can only imaging the street adorned with Israeli Star of David’s, Mayor Khan would be on his high horse making demands of the Metropolitan Police Commissioner. This matter is very worrying for numerous reasons.

Could you be specific about the roads you drove on in Ilford Yesterday, where you saw the Palestinian flags please ?

Could you also tell me how Gentiles feel about Ilford Council allowing a Menorah every Year ?

Cranbrook Drive as a starter and The Drive. As regards the Menorah, very please as much as I like them promoting Eid and Diwali .

[Tuffers#2]

Very accurately put. The antisemitism even at this level is provocative and appalling. One can only imaging the street adorned with Israeli Star of David’s, Mayor Khan would be on his high horse making demands of the Metropolitan Police Commissioner. This matter is very worrying for numerous reasons.

Could you be specific about the roads you drove on in Ilford Yesterday, where you saw the Palestinian flags please ?

Could you also tell me how Gentiles feel about Ilford Council allowing a Menorah every Year ?

Cranbrook Drive as a starter and The Drive. As regards the Menorah, very please as much as I like them promoting Eid and Diwali .

You said very acurately put. Where in relation to palestinian flags seen with proximity to any of the 4 synagouges was it accurate ?

[faldO]

You said very acurately put. Where in relation to palestinian flags seen with proximity to any of the 4 synagouges was it accurate ?

There is a Palestinian flag flying on Cranbrook Road that is visible from outside the Cranbrook United Synagogue on Beehive Lane. (Or at least there was last Friday when I walked past it.)

[Daily Express bot]

Could you be specific about the roads you drove on in Ilford Yesterday, where you saw the Palestinian flags please ?

Could you also tell me how Gentiles feel about Ilford Council allowing a Menorah every Year ?

Cranbrook Drive as a starter and The Drive. As regards the Menorah, very please as much as I like them promoting Eid and Diwali .

You said very acurately put. Where in relation to palestinian flags seen with proximity to any of the 4 synagouges was it accurate ?

I cannot understand what you mean, especially as I have not mentioned synagogues.

[Tuffers#2]

You said very acurately put. Where in relation to palestinian flags seen with proximity to any of the 4 synagouges was it accurate ?

There is a Palestinian flag flying on Cranbrook Road that is visible from outside the Cranbrook United Synagogue on Beehive Lane. (Or at least there was last Friday when I walked past it.)

You mean the one that if you stood outside the entrance you can see nothing of cranbrook rd because of the car park in front of it & the shops to the left of it opposite Luigis ?

[Tuffers#2]

Cranbrook Drive as a starter and The Drive. As regards the Menorah, very please as much as I like them promoting Eid and Diwali .

You said very acurately put. Where in relation to palestinian flags seen with proximity to any of the 4 synagouges was it accurate ?

I cannot understand what you mean, especially as I have not mentioned synagogues.

You mentioned accuracy, & it wasn't.

[faldO]

You said very acurately put. Where in relation to palestinian flags seen with proximity to any of the 4 synagouges was it accurate ?

There is a Palestinian flag flying on Cranbrook Road that is visible from outside the Cranbrook United Synagogue on Beehive Lane. (Or at least there was last Friday when I walked past it.)

You mean the one that if you stood outside the entrance you can see nothing of cranbrook rd because of the car park in front of it & the shops to the left of it opposite Luigis ?

That's the one, yes.

Don't tell me you're going to draw a distinction between actually standing outside the building itself and standing on the road/pavement at the entrance to the car park?

[Daily Express bot]

You said very acurately put. Where in relation to palestinian flags seen with proximity to any of the 4 synagouges was it accurate ?

I cannot understand what you mean, especially as I have not mentioned synagogues.

You mentioned accuracy, & it wasn't.

I mentioned ‘accurately put’ in response to Faldo’s comment generally. If you are saying Faldo was not accurate then please take it up with him. As a person with Jewish family and friends I find these flags offensive but it seems far less concerning to the Council than if say Israeli flags were hoisted although I expect they would not last two minutes as the local community would take matters in their own hands.

[Tuffers#2]

There is a Palestinian flag flying on Cranbrook Road that is visible from outside the Cranbrook United Synagogue on Beehive Lane. (Or at least there was last Friday when I walked past it.)

You mean the one that if you stood outside the entrance you can see nothing of cranbrook rd because of the car park in front of it & the shops to the left of it opposite Luigis ?

That's the one, yes.

Don't tell me you're going to draw a distinction between actually standing outside the building itself and standing on the road/pavement at the entrance to the car park?

Well you've drawn a distinction with
English Jews being offended by Palestinian flags.

Also the offending objects you claimed are visible from the synagogues, when they aren't.

[Tuffers#2]

I cannot understand what you mean, especially as I have not mentioned synagogues.

You mentioned accuracy, & it wasn't.

I mentioned ‘accurately put’ in response to Faldo’s comment generally. If you are saying Faldo was not accurate then please take it up with him. As a person with Jewish family and friends I find these flags offensive but it seems far less concerning to the Council than if say Israeli flags were hoisted although I expect they would not last two minutes as the local community would take matters in their own hands.

Why would you be offended by a Palestinian Flag ?

[Currywurst and Chips]

I used to live in Ilford North, over 30 years ago. At that time it was one of the highest Jewish populated areas of the Uk. It seems in the ensuing years, the population has changed somewhat.
I even read somewhere Wes Sreeting is sweating a little over retaining his parliamentary seat, because he supports Israel, in an area where the majority dont support Israel
I Would love it if that slimy toad did lose his seat

First Spen, now COYOs comes out as cheering for the Tories

Wild thread