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15 minutes ago, Johnsond said:

£12 million payment is what makes charges go away

No charges, it was a civil law suit you thicko, now lets check the wording and why it was worded that way. 

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Not one bit of evidence there. 

21 minutes ago, Johnsond said:

Anyway good to know where you stand on sex trafficking

You never asked, you made an assumption. Now back up your words with actions, get those letters written or are you a coward?

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9 minutes ago, BillQ said:

No charges, it was a civil law suit you thicko, now lets check the wording and why it was worded that way. 

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Not one bit of evidence there. 

You never asked, you made an assumption. Now back up your words with actions, get those letters written or are you a coward?

£12 million don’t matter how you look at it is a lot of money for someone to pay out if they are innocent, wouldn’t you agree sailor boy. 
I don’t need to write letters to anyone, he’s been dealt with in case you haven’t been watching the news. 
Like I say it’s good to know where you stand on your old navy buddy shagging trafficked teenage girls 😞 you are doing a better job than I could of letting people know your views on Andrew 👍

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Posted
23 hours ago, Squaredy said:

I finally got a spare bit of time to watch this video.  And it is genuinely interesting...............

 

That reminds me of this discussion, you never did respond in detail. 

 

On 23/10/2025 at 18:55, Squaredy said:

Most importantly, you are discussing the issues with me and the Arbtalk community like a grown-up.  I have no idea why so many people just resort to name calling.

 

I will respond in detail when I get a chance later.  All I will say for now is the casualty figures for Gaza all come from Hamas so I certainly don’t believe them.  Are you aware that some of the evidence they have shared with the world has been proved false?

 

The New York Times published a photo a while ago of an emaciated child who was supposedly starving to death in Gaza.  It turned out they were being treated in Italy for a wasting disease, and their well fed sibling had been cropped out of the photo.

 

Also I notice that the killing in Gaza has not stopped - Hamas are now killing fellow Palestinians.  And finally for now, are you aware that much of the aid that comes into Gaza is stolen by Hamas and sold to the highest bidder.  And then they blame Israel for lack of food and medicine.  

 

 

Ok, so I think all that can be summarised as: Hamas are villains who can't be trusted. I don't disagree. I'd answer both your questions by: yes, I'm aware of what they're up to. They're terrorists. 

"All I will say for now is the casualty figures for Gaza all come from Hamas so I certainly don’t believe them." -  So what would you estimate to be the true figure? 

For the sake of argument, let's say they've exaggerated the death toll by 100%, (which I'd say is next to impossible given the international scrutiny of the situation). But still, that gives a ratio of ~23:1. That's not proportional. Not to mention the wide scale destruction of buildings and infrastructure. I see the IDF has demolished 1500 more since the ceasefire even.

Accepting of the fact that Hamas have provided dodgy evidence of war crimes and genocide. What then about all the other stuff in that report by the UN Commission? Most of it hasn't come from Hamas. 

As a side thought, consider the resources that are available to Israel when it comes to generating propaganda. They're world leaders in IT, with huge wealth to fund it as well. They've probably got 1000s of people and AI working on propaganda. Compare that with the capabilities of their adversary.
 

 

Posted
24 minutes ago, BillQ said:

Thicko, read the red underlined bits, undisclosed, suggest.......

👍👍I know where you stand on it now, you’ve made your stance clear. 

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🤷‍♂️🤷‍♂️Same shit different day. 

 

They were re-arrested on Tuesday in a targeted police operation in Bristol and will appear at Bristol Magistrates’ Court this morning. 
Mohamed Arafe, 19, of Speedwell in Bristol, Sina Omari, 20, of Fishponds in Bristol, Wadie Sharaf, 21, of Redland in Bristol, Hussain Bashar, 19, of Southmead in Bristol and Mohammed Kurdi, 21, of Henbury in Bristol have all been charged.
A 19-year-old man and a 26-year-old man, who cannot be named for legal reasons, have also been charged.
 

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Posted
10 minutes ago, BillQ said:

"Over and over, and over and over and over, like a monkey with a miniature cymbal!"

You have made your views clear now lad on sex trafficking , no need to keep stringing it out. 

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