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    well done! I’m convinced, we have no problems with immigrants, silly me.
    oh and I’m a racist after all, how shocking, so it’s actually me that’s not very bright. And fancy me being allowed to write this awful stuff on a forum in today’s Britain, maybe I should hand myself in to the nearest police station if I can find one that’s still open.
    Perhaps I should restrict my comments to say...gardening. Can’t be anything wrong with talking about that can there. So as far as the weeds in my garden are concerned some of them are simply gorgeous, after all weren’t they all wild flowers in the beginning which over many years were crossed with other wild flowers and hybridised etc, of course I don’t want them growing in my lawn and I actually I don’t want them growing with my roses and such either. What I’ll do is create a wild area where they can be all together and create a show, a natural area. Don’t think I want Japanese knotweed though, or even thistles, or nettles or dock weeds. Oh dear, it seems that I actually do have to control these weeds after all or my wild natural area will look an absolute mess! I know, rather than do anything much, because it’s too difficult, I’ll leave everything to grow together and let natural selection sort it out. Just hope the knotweed and thistles don’t take over but if they do, well, that’s nature.

    “This is my simple religion. No need for temples. No need for complicated philosophy. Your own mind, your own heart is the temple. Your philosophy is simple kindness.” 
    ― Dalai Lama XIV

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