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Posted (edited)
2 minutes ago, Finnegan said:

 

"I've been banned from posting in General News so I think it's probably a good idea if I really blatantly flaunt stepping round this rule by escalating the conversation about migrant criminals by listing every migrant group in Leicester and what their alleged crimes are in an adjacent thread instead."

 

I'll see you in the Forum Help & Support section next week for your new thread where you pretend to be oblivious and incredulous about the fact you got a wider forum ban lol

 

lol my post isn't inflammatory - just thought it would be helpful if people knew how organised crime was divvied up in our beautiful city lol

 

Oh, and to add a disclaimer - the majority of crime in Leicester, like the rest of the UK, is committed by white uk nationals. So this isn't an anti-immigration post - anyone that knows me on this forum knows I;m a solid leftie and I was actually banned from Gen News for my left wing views. 

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Maybe I'm extremely naive but I have a hard time imagining every single vape shop, every single Turkish barber and every single nail salon is an illegal business. 

 

I don't doubt that some are but I also can't help but feel the extent to how many are largely gets exaggerated for fairly typical anti-migrant scaremongering and dog whistling. 

 

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Posted (edited)
5 minutes ago, Finnegan said:

Maybe I'm extremely naive but I have a hard time imagining every single vape shop, every single Turkish barber and every single nail salon is an illegal business. 

 

I don't doubt that some are but I also can't help but feel the extent to how many are largely gets exaggerated for fairly typical anti-migrant scaremongering and dog whistling. 

 

Oh sure, no way on earth im saying they all are, im just saying in terms of how certain crime groups operate, these are their general go to in terms of the ones that are illegal. Cash in hand pop up business like these are always going to be the ideal route to Launder money and can also be hidden in plain site by blending in with the vast majority of similar law abiding shops.

 

However, I do know that a significant proportion  of the nail bars in Leicester City centre are linked with Organised Crime and one particular group. Can't speak for anything in the rest of the county.

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Posted
56 minutes ago, SecretPro said:

Indian Mafia have a big hold on certain parts of the city, for obvious reasons though.

"I'm gonna make you a Balti you can't refuse!

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Posted
7 minutes ago, Kopic said:

My missus got offered ecstasy in a nail shop in hinckley by the Vietnamese woman doing her nails, how does that factor in?

Did she have smiley emoji faces painted on her nails?

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Posted
51 minutes ago, Kopic said:

My missus got offered ecstasy in a nail shop in hinckley by the Vietnamese woman doing her nails, how does that factor in?

Which one?

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Posted
4 hours ago, Kopic said:

My missus got offered ecstasy in a nail shop in hinckley by the Vietnamese woman doing her nails, how does that factor in?

Was that in tablet or vibrator form?

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https://www.bbc.co.uk/travel/article/20260723-south-koreas-medical-clinics-are-drawing-tourists

 

Travellers are increasingly adding comprehensive health check-ups to their South Korea itineraries, drawn by affordable prices, fast results and English-language support.

 

I've got to say, my own experience of the healthcare system over there was top notch.

 

Yes, I paid their equivalent of NI contributions for the universal system, and when I needed a diagnostic check of some kind the excess would be somewhere between £80 and £250, but when I did I would have the test, the result and the prognosis within a few hours of each other, and the standard of facilities over there was A1.

 

Edit: and prescriptions were also same day, and cost about £10 a pop, same as over here.

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18 hours ago, Finnegan said:

 

"I've been banned from posting in General News so I think it's probably a good idea if I really blatantly flaunt stepping round this rule by escalating the conversation about migrant criminals by listing every migrant group in Leicester and what their alleged crimes are in an adjacent thread instead."

 

I'll see you in the Forum Help & Support section next week for your new thread where you pretend to be oblivious and incredulous about the fact you got a wider forum ban lol

 

Is that the threshold then, just mentioning ethnic minorities lol

 

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This article is brilliant not so much for it's topic but for a photo it contains...

 

Sculptor calls for High Wycombe Red Lion statue to be repaired - BBC News

 

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/articles/cq56gqgwv4yo

 

image.jpeg.354e58c9dc535f5f20b899d24aa777fc.jpeg

 

Winston Churchill making a speech in 1945.

 

Can you imagine a PM climbing out onto a window ledge to address the public nowadays?

 

Maybe I should've put this in the things you don't see anymore thread.

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On 24/07/2026 at 13:43, SecretPro said:

Saw this come up in the Gen News thread which I can't post in, so @Trav Le Bleu @Narborough Road Fox @davieG the Nail Bars in Leicester are trading legitimately but are originally put in place as a front for Vietnamese money laundering - they run the large majority of the cannabis trade, both in farming and selling for Leicester.  Just wanted to clear that up (can't blame the Turks/Albanians/Romanians for everything). The Heroin trade in Leicester is largely run by a well know Afghan syndicate with Turkish input. Albanians and Slovaks largely run the sex trade, Romanians do mainly illegal imports and sale of vape/tobacco etc. Indian Mafia have a big hold on certain parts of the city, for obvious reasons though. 

And what about the Irish, Gypsies and the locals along the Jamaicans, Africans and of course the English.  The Italians are still here too.

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Skipp was born in 2000 ****inell.

 

Not the first person to raise the point obviously but stick some chops on him and he’d look like he shouted land ahoy on HMS Beagle through the straits of Magellan.

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Cannabis should be legal. It is predicted that legalising cannabis could benefit the UK economy to the tune of £1.5 billion per year. In the context of overall government spending, it's not a lot. However, that could potentially fund tens of thousands more police officers or teachers, or be used to half bus fares across the country for example. 

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6 minutes ago, BenTheFox said:

Cannabis should be legal. It is predicted that legalising cannabis could benefit the UK economy to the tune of £1.5 billion per year. In the context of overall government spending, it's not a lot. However, that could potentially fund tens of thousands more police officers or teachers, or be used to half bus fares across the country for example. 

Agreed. I think the days of it being some kind of dangerous gateway drug are long behind us. Perceptions of people who use it, and availability in medicinal forms have changed how people see it's use. 

Posted
1 hour ago, BenTheFox said:

Cannabis should be legal. It is predicted that legalising cannabis could benefit the UK economy to the tune of £1.5 billion per year. In the context of overall government spending, it's not a lot. However, that could potentially fund tens of thousands more police officers or teachers, or be used to half bus fares across the country for example. 

You ever lived next door to Cannabis users?

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Posted (edited)
4 minutes ago, Muzzy_no7 said:

You ever lived next door to Cannabis users?

I have and I have no problem with it at all. I currently live next door a woman who has upto six dogs in the house at certain points during the day. That's worse thab living next door to stoners. 

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A lot of culture war warriors like to make London out to be a crime-ridden cesspit that has fallen from such great heights. It's simply not true. London is actually great. Of course there is crime, but it's no worse than most major cities. In fact, the crime statistics are generally better than many comparable cities. 

 

If anything, London is too good. I personally think it would be far more effective to point out the disproportionate investment that London has received compared to the rest of the country, particularly when it comes to to transport infrastructure, and move the conversation to how the rest of the country can be levelled up. 

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2 hours ago, Muzzy_no7 said:

You ever lived next door to Cannabis users?

I currently do and yesterday out painting my fence it wasn’t pleasant, if the bloke had a job that had lives balanced on a pin head and he needed something to bring him down at the w/end I’d get it but Jesus he’s in IT how f’ing chilled does he need to get.

I don’t care he’s smoking it, it’s just the smell, why can’t they brew it to smell like coffee or freshly baked bread or better still like a Gwyneth Paltrow candle then I wouldn’t mind so much 😝 

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