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Oops! Got my Dors in a twistFine work indeed... but it's Diana not Doris
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Oops! Got my Dors in a twistFine work indeed... but it's Diana not Doris
has anyone ever suggested bringing down memorials to those slaughtered in the wars? madness
Not much difference really. Elements of the two did get together over the edl visit to the city in 2012 but they ended up falling out a bit as the gas came out of the pub to fight while city didn't.I noticed they were City, would it have been different if it was the other lot? I definitely remember GHS running around with the EDL back a few years. I'm well out of everything for years so have no idea what they're like these days. cheers
Once is too many in my experience.Does make me think that someone's watched St George's Day too many times (which, TBH, is rather unlikely...)
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Whilst I don't think it is a great (or even a good) film, it does have visual, almost painterly flair at times, and it certainly not the worst of its subject matter, not by far. I just know that Frank Harper has a much better, more interesting story in him than this.Once is too many in my experience.
If you are into that kind of thing Dagenham Dagenham (2018) - IMDb is worth a watch.Whilst I don't think it is a great (or even a good) film, it does have visual, almost painterly flair at times, and it certainly not the worst of its subject matter, not by far. I just know that Frank Harper has a much better, more interesting story in him than this.
I shall give it a go, cheers.If you are into that kind of thing Dagenham Dagenham (2018) - IMDb is worth a watch.
Could you summarise/give links - I'm a div w.r.t. social media.Massive split here in Leeds, BLM and Black Voices Matter. Huge car crash stuff going online. FFS.
Could you summarise/give links - I'm a div w.r.t. social media.
He made a lasting impression.No-one has - but there's clearly a perception from some that war memorials are in danger of being damaged or vandalised by people involved in the protests, as that guys says. I don't think they are much - the only thing close I can think of is that lad swinging off a flag on the cenotaph about a decade ago
Yes, I noticed this local suggesting the plaque have been removed and given a new home in the River Usk - no picture unfortunately.Other new: I have heard that the Captain Thomas Phillips plaque in Brecon was took down and river-ed yesterday. Our roving reporter hasn't yet been able to get there to confirm in person though. That one was a fucking disgrace, honouring a slaver specifically for anti-racism.
TBH I think this is a really interesting and illustrative issue with them both. It's largely (as was noted in one of the early idpolitics posts on that thread) an issue of representation and desire for being the authentic voice of a community that comes from drawing this imagined 'community' together on the basis of the shared characteristic of skin colour, and without any underlying politics or shared material position and interest.
Theres a FLAF group at Rovers as well as DFLAI noticed they were City, would it have been different if it was the other lot? I definitely remember GHS running around with the EDL back a few years. I'm well out of everything for years so have no idea what they're like these days. cheers
Well my reaction ito the removal of Gone with the Wind is one of confusion tbh. I'd have been more impressed if HBO had put some money into a new series that tackled police racism in the States or a historical anti racist campaign.First they came for the statues, and we did not speak out... Now they're removing such massive film family favourites (and 100% historically accurate of course) as Gone with the Wind. Where will it all end???!!!
Gone with the Wind removed from HBO Max
Can't fucking wait for the fash's reaction on Twatter....
Yes, I noticed this local suggesting the plaque have been removed and given a new home in the River Usk - no picture unfortunately.
Knowing people involved in the Colston Hall renaming, some of them are pretty frustrated with how the mayor's office and council (who own the building) effectively washed their hands of any involvement in it, leaving Bristol Music Trust to take the flak and do the heavy lifting for the last three years, with those same councillors/individuals in the mayor's office now suddenly super interested in re-evaluating Colston's legacy.The Colston statue has now been removed from the river by the council - who are now, it seems also claiming ownership by declaring/mapping it 'highway' (which may have been what happened to the paving at St Pauls during Occupy there thus giving the Corporation of London the right to evict) - and placed in safe keeping before going to a museum. This would presumably be the proposed Abolition Shed on the harbourside whose organisation committee the deputy mayor and mayors' voice whilst chairing demanded that the Merchant Venturers (Yes, Colston's lot!) be involved in, and then got the group of identity-entrepreneurs she and the mayor have stuffed the group to turn on dissenting voices whilst rubbishing their involvement in counter-colston campaigns - some for near 40 years now. Of course they're tripping over themselves to claim the credit for the anti-colston campaigns and to highlight their own personal and principled opposition to the venturers. Not everything in bristol is at it first appears.
Indeed, and such is the number of pies the venturers and the like have their fingers in locally this was/is happening across nearly all aspects of political/cultural/economic/educational/etc life in bristol - and has been for decades now regardless of the administration. They all bend the knee to the venturers behind the scenes while publicly...Knowing people involved in the Colston Hall renaming, some of them are pretty frustrated with how the mayor's office and council (who own the building) effectively washed their hands of any involvement in it, leaving Bristol Music Trust to take the flak and do the heavy lifting for the last three years, with those same councillors/individuals in the mayor's office now suddenly super interested in re-evaluating Colston's legacy.
They made The Wire tbfWell my reaction ito the removal of Gone with the Wind is one of confusion tbh. I'd have been more impressed if HBO had put some money into a new series that tackled police racism in the States or a historical anti racist campaign.
Yup I thought about that and that’s why a put in ‘new series’ Do you remember the scene where Bunk and Lesyter took the piss out of witnesses speaking their own languages and told them to speak English ?They made The Wire tbf