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2 minutes ago, ditchman said:

Parliament is about to discuss ....finally the banning of a man or woman marrying their first cousin.

DAMN

That should reduce the load on the NHS from conditions caused by the inbreeding of certain of the South Asian immigrant population.

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Very hard to prove especially as there will be no hard documentary evidence in many cases.

Bigamy is illegal but many men arrive here with more than one wife.  Others take another wife when they are here but nothing is done about it.

In both cases they have the "get out of  jail card" that it's part of their culture or religion and that seems to grant immunity 

Who is going to enforce it? The police won't want to get involved

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22 minutes ago, Vince Green said:

Very hard to prove especially as there will be no hard documentary evidence in many cases.

Bigamy is illegal but many men arrive here with more than one wife.  Others take another wife when they are here but nothing is done about it.

In both cases they have the "get out of  jail card" that it's part of their culture or religion and that seems to grant immunity 

Who is going to enforce it? The police won't want to get involved

oohhhh ..........i was talking more so about the indiginous population....

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1 hour ago, ditchman said:

Parliament is about to discuss ....finally the banning of a man or woman marrying their first cousin...

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

DAMN

How would you know if relatives move away remarry loose contact and the next generation return.

It must happen. 

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Just now, ditchman said:

oohhhh ..........i was talking more so about the indiginous population....

You haven't met my female cousins have you? If you had you would know why it's not likely to ever be a problem in our family

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1 hour ago, amateur said:

 

That should reduce the load on the NHS from conditions caused by the inbreeding of certain of the South Asian immigrant population.

^^^^^ This. My son in law works full time on chemical analysis and deciphering the results and outcomes of these interactions. 

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1 hour ago, amateur said:

 

That should reduce the load on the NHS from conditions caused by the inbreeding of certain of the South Asian immigrant population.

Easy to ignore as it will be?

Compulsory dna tests results to the database for  everyone, under the cover of something else?

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1 hour ago, London Best said:

Of Norfolk, maybe?

A lot of the Norfolk folk must have started off with a Scandinavion accent when the Vikings first arrived on our shores , we also had a large Roman camp near me so they could be included in the local population , then in more recent times we had a big influx of ( yanks ) come and help the U K out during the second world war , several stayed here and drawer'd the local female population like steel to a magnet so where we originated from is any ones guess , my ole chap was in the R N for a good number of years and spent a lot of time overseas , thankfully I wasn't the only coloured youngster in my village or the only one who talked with an american accent , mind you I did have blonde air :lol:

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At one time the only inhabitants of Dungeness consisted of families with either the name ‘Oiler’ or ‘Tart’, so interbreeding must have been rife.

I do remember a lady being interviewed on TV saying that “I used to be an Oiler, but now I’m married I’ve become a Tart” :w00t:

Similar interbreeding happened on the Isle of Grain with the name ‘Broomfield’.

Not just a Norfolk thing, happens/happened in Kent too.:yahoo:

 

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1 hour ago, Old Boggy said:

At one time the only inhabitants of Dungeness consisted of families with either the name ‘Oiler’ or ‘Tart’, so interbreeding must have been rife.

I do remember a lady being interviewed on TV saying that “I used to be an Oiler, but now I’m married I’ve become a Tart” :w00t:

Similar interbreeding happened on the Isle of Grain with the name ‘Broomfield’.

Not just a Norfolk thing, happens/happened in Kent too.:yahoo:

 

Cornwall too, the locals are known as the inbreds . I think it must have happened in all rural communities 

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2 hours ago, Old Boggy said:

At one time the only inhabitants of Dungeness consisted of families with either the name ‘Oiler’ or ‘Tart’, so interbreeding must have been rife.

I do remember a lady being interviewed on TV saying that “I used to be an Oiler, but now I’m married I’ve become a Tart” :w00t:

Similar interbreeding happened on the Isle of Grain with the name ‘Broomfield’.

Not just a Norfolk thing, happens/happened in Kent too.:yahoo:

 

Not to mention Sheppey 

48 minutes ago, TIGHTCHOKE said:

Before the invention of the television set?   :cool1:

Actually, the train and bicycle. Swiftly followed by the motorbike and car.

If you could only marry those within walking distance, interbreeding would be inevitable.

That's the Norfolk problem, no motorways!

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1 hour ago, Vince Green said:

Cornwall too, the locals are known as the inbreds . 

We lived in a Cornish village for 2 1/2 years. You could recognise one from a distance. Their eyes were sunken deeper in the sockets  👀

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