The UK Assimilating With Today's World.

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That sad-little island that legally owns rain -or at least, should considering how much it gets, is still trying to understand
the rules of being overwhelmed as a culture. It's not very good at it yet, but just like learning to ride a bicycle, the means
will justify the goal.

The wood for the billboards has been purchased and the rules that will be proclaimed on those banners are all printed
and ready to go.

British folk... listen to your media.

Billy Vunipola: England player defends Folau's 'hell awaits gay people' post.

'Vunipola says Folau isn't saying "he doesn't like or love those people" but we should live our lives "closer to how God
intended". England rugby bosses have said they will talk to Billy Vunipola after the player defended a social media post
by Australian star Israel Folau in which he said "hell awaits" gay people.


Billy Vunipola and Israel Folau.

Vunipola, 26, wrote on Instagram that what Folau said "isn't that he doesn't like or love those people".
England's number eight said "I don't HATE anyone", adding that Folau is saying "how we live our lives needs to be closer
to how God intended them to be". Vunipola added: "Man was made for woman to pro create that was the goal no?"

A Rugby Football Union spokesperson told Sky Sports News: "Rugby is an inclusive sport and we do not support these views.
We will be meeting with Billy to discuss his social media posts."
Vunipola's club side Saracens have said they will also investigate and take the matter "very seriously".
England world cup winner Will Greenwood said "everyone is welcome" in a sport that "thrives on inclusivity"...'

Just for clarification, that's not the same Hell that Donald Tusk -President of the European Council, who said there's a
'special Hell for Brexiteers'.

That's inclusivity of all on the list Mr. Folou quoted from the New Testament, is it...?! It seems the English Rugby Football
Union welcomes thieves and drunks?!

'..."To bring in vocabulary that condemns, that vilifies, that discriminates, immediately you start to use words that are absolutely
against all our values." "When that happens and you are a public figure, an international sportsman, then you have to understand
you are crossing a line and you're promoting hatred," he added.

Folau, a devout Christian, posted a picture on social media on Wednesday which included the words:
"Warning. Drunks, homosexuals, adulterers, liars, fornicators, thieves, atheists, idolators.
Hell awaits you. Repent! Only Jesus saves."



Rugby Australia and New South Wales Rugby Union held a private meeting with the full-back in Sydney on Friday, having previously
been unable to contact him. Officials said afterwards "our joint position regarding Israel Folau is unchanged", meaning he is set to
be sacked.

Vunipola, whose brother Mako also plays for the national side, liked Folau's post and was later forced to respond to criticism on
Instagram. "So this morning I got three phone calls from people telling me to 'unlike' the Izzy Folau post," he wrote.
"This is my position on it. I don't HATE anyone, neither do I think I'm perfect.

"There just comes a point when you insult what I grew up believing in that you just say enough is enough - what he's saying isn't that
he doesn't like or love those people. "He's saying how we live our lives needs to be closer to how God intended them to be.
Man was made for woman to procreate, that was the goal no?

"I'm not perfect - I'm at least everything on that list at least at one point in my life. It hurts to know that.
But that's why I believe there's a God."To guide and protect us and forgive us our trespasses as we forgive those who trespass against
us." Folau, who has won 73 caps, looked likely to be a central figure for the Wallabies in the World Cup in September, but he now looks
certain to miss the tournament...'

SKY News:

Isn't this rugby-player entitled to his beliefs...?  Is being inebriated or cheating on a partner now a good thing?!!

On the plus-side, it shows once again the exclusivity that is being promoted in the United Kingdom. Who can say certain things
and who cannot say the opposite. You know what I mean.
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Though I must admit, Germany is ahead of the UK when it comes to 'helping' it's citizens.

Parenting Magazine Warns ‘Blond, Cheerful’ Families Dangerous, Likely Right Wing.

'Parenting magazine Baby & Family has told readers to beware of families who are “inconspicuous” and “cheerful”,
as these warning signs indicate they are right wing and thus “dangerous”.



Depicted with illustrations featuring solely blonde women and children, the report says ordinary parents must take action
against right-wing families and make clear that their ideology has no place in the world.

Asserting that the term “right wing” “stirs up anxiety” and brings to mind “burning refugee homes”, skinheads, and the
National Socialist Underground (NSU) group who carried out a string of violent attacks on foreign people, Baby & Family
notes that people “rarely connect it with women, family and children”.

This, the high-circulation German magazine declares, “is precisely the great risk” as such people are just as dangerous
if not more so as gangs of Nazi skinheads. The identifying features of right-wing families, it contends, are that they are
“inconspicuous, blond, cute and engaged”.

“First of all, [right-wing families] are nice and dedicated” Michaela Köttig, sociologist and researcher of right-wing
extremism at the Frankfurt University of Applied Sciences, alleges.

Researcher of right-wing politics, Eva Prausner, says a huge danger of right-wing families is that they seem normal.
Because of this, she says many parents will already have established good relations with them to the point that they
“are no longer marginalised and at worst, get support”.

While there are different types of right-wing families, Baby & Family asserts that daycare centres should always seek
help when dealing with them. “The right has many forms. The definition of what is extreme and what is not is difficult”,
it says, but asserts that all manifestations must be dealt with because right wingers could spread their views when
meeting with other parents in the playground.

Heike Radvan of the controversial Amadeu Antonio Foundation warns that “children of right-wing parents are not necessarily
different from other children”, but says they are often “very obedient” and might not talk much.

Despite asserting that such children are not outspoken, the “experts” wheeled out by the magazine warn that a sinister aspect
of right-wing parenting is that they instil self-confidence in their progeny.
They do this, Prausner posits, in hope that “their offspring will later confidently carry their ideology into the world”.

Köttig explains that right-wing families are not unlike ordinary families in that they teach their own values.
The important difference with extreme right-wing groups, however, is that these values are “strongly geared at Germanic
customs and traditions”.

Prausner says “right-wing kids” are aware that they should keep their family lives private, but she adds that a telltale sign
of right-wing extremism is that there are usually no American logos on their parents’ clothing.

This is not to say there aren’t visual signs which can indicate a child is from a right-wing family, however, the researcher
points out. Prausner warns that, while most people wouldn’t recognise them as such, “accurate braids and long skirts”
serve as a warning sign that a child has right-wing parents.

The report advises some ways in which daycare centres can prepare for the event that right-wing parents register their
children with them. It advises introducing a policy and mission statement to set out values for which the nursery stands.
Mothers and fathers should get involved in the parents’ council to take action against right-wing parents, Baby & Family
notes. They should “not be afraid to confront [right-wing parents] directly”, it states.

“Even if it is difficult, you should immediately set limits and say that you do not want to hear this,” Köttig says. Radvan,
meanwhile, declares: “Understanding has no place in such situations.”

Thomas Feist, MP for the ruling Christian Democratic Union party (CDU), has requested that the government stop funding 
he Antonio Amadeus Foundation, pointing out that the supposed “charity” hosts and rewards threats of violence, and
denunciations of people on its website.

The body was founded, and is run by, ex-Stasi agent Anetta Kahane who has declared it vital for the European Union to
change its immigration policy in order to turn the continent non-white. She said: “This is very important; you have to change
the educational system and the self-understanding of the states.
They are not only white anymore or only Swedish or only Portuguese or only German. They are multicultural places in the world.”

Despite how, as Feist points out, the far-left organisation’s website is now singling out the CDU and some of its politicians
as dangerous and right wing, the foundation runs the government’s crackdown on people who criticise open door mass
migration and the violent behaviour of migrants towards the German people...'

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