Gang with ‘imitation’ AK-47 rifle and Eritrean flag at Roseberry Topping summit given ‘advice’

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1. I was looking for a handyman to help move some furniture on facebook. A guy messaged me and the guys feed was full of insane Eritrean propaganda and really cliche death to the west shite lol, like the kind of stuff by the Taliban that used to get mocked in the early 00s. I almost used him to try and help someone struggling and very glad I checked the profile beforehand.  

   The irony is the guy was like a cartoon himself, he lives in the council flats around the corner from me while posting anti uk propaganda all day on Facebook and trying to get untaxed cash in hand work, like Farage’s frothiest wet dream. 

   We have been invaded by medieval minded simpletons sadly. 

2. They sound nice.

   Refugees from Eritrea I presume just escaping to live a peaceful life here and wish to be free of war and violence?

   Oh we need to support them when here, how is that budgeted for/going in other countries?

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4. Probably felt the country was racist so wanted some protection from the wildflowers and bees. They’re quite notorious this time of year.

5. Let us not accept a facile yet misleading emphasis on this event. A few decades ago, in the lives of most still living, one could get an ‘imitation firearm’ (sprogs played with them; I had a rather nifty MP5 lookalike) and record (with one of those old bulky tape-recording cameras) footage of mucking about with it. You could even get a flag if you liked, and play soldiers.

   The problem here is *not* that some Eritrean odds and sods have been given *carte blanche* to play silly buggers on English hillsides and are now receiving ‘advice’ to try and keep out of the public eye.

   The problem is that things we implicitly understood were the provision of an ostensibly free people living in a supposedly free society have been filched from us, and the most severe aspect of it is that we are generally unable to perceive what is happening, despite the history of what one was once able to do perfectly lawfully in Great Britain being available to anyone.

   Why should our children not be able to, say, play soldiers on a mountainside with a neat flag and some intimidating fake weapons, and maybe even take some video footage? It’s not because of any Eritrean, that’s for sure. If these people are fit for our society, they should have their pretend Kalashnikov given back to them. If they are not, then that is that.

   But until sense is found, we must make do with ‘advice’.

6. I think that we should do more to help these poor little chaps.

   Can we offer better housing or more free money or change our rules to assist with the integration that they so desperately are seeking?

7. If we arm Eritrea no one will have to pay her then we can all go home.

8. [@RishiSunak do u think this is right at roseberry topping #discusting @14114another (youtube.com)](https://www.youtube.com/shorts/D70XKxmL0SI)

   Looks like a bunch of teens messing around with a toy gun to me. But then again I guess they could be preparing for terrorism at a well known beauty spot in front of multiple unaware visitors.

9. Don’t worry, they’ll integrate eventually! That’s what everyone keeps telling me