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<t>gmc said: You forget how many British people work abroad, don't pay UK tax yet take advantage of the NHS and other state provision when they come back to this country. For the last 2 years my son has been living/working in Sydney, he paid into the UK system for 15 years before he ...

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<t>gmc....You're such a charming fellow. Besides it is clearly pointless because had you any knowledge of modern science and DNA results and a basic knowledge of the history of europe you would not come out with such claptrap. To use your favourite terminology......Utter bolloxs.<br/...

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<r>Originally Posted by Clodhopper To deal with the here and now you need an understanding of the past. If you do not have an understanding of the past you repeat its mistakes. The past of this country has been multicultural since its inception and even before. The name "Anglo-Saxon" sho...

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<t>gmc said: Of all the peoples on these islands the ones with the best claim to be indigenous are the celts as represented by the three nations of scotland, wales and ireland. All the rest the Angles Saxons, vikings normans etc etc are all later immigrants or invaders.. We’re all de...

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<t>Any mother (and I use that term loosely in this case) who would put a lock on the fridge and watch her own flesh and blood waste away in front of her own eyes, and stands by while her partner hits her child(ren) with a cane, and makes them stand in the garden for some kind of detention..... ...

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<r>Bruv said: Please don't rail at me Issie, I understand everything you are saying. I'm sorry, I didn't mean to. :yh_love I believe most people have been prepared to welcome immigrants into this small Island of ours, but I now think that the deliberate open-door policy ha...

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<r>Originally Posted by G#Gill Is there a 'White Police Association' ? ........................................ Just sayin' I believe there is............it's called the Met. Absolutely not, the Met Police 'control' the City of London, Outer London (Greater London) T...

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<t>Spot said: I'm only guilty of an offence if either I intend thereby to stir up racial hatred, or having regard to all the circumstances racial hatred is likely to be stirred up thereby. Those are the words. The offence is in the intent or the effect. Which is why I asked whe...

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Have you read the article?
What do you think??????????????????????????????????????????

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Here, chew on this.....I'm very busy at the moment

Racial slur as man calls Welsh woman English | Top News | Reuters

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<t>Originally Posted by Ahso! I get the impression knowledge is imagining and imagining is knowledge in this thread. Either that or its gambling and playing the odds. People should not make claims unless they have proof at their fingertips. There are many people in this forum...

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<t>Public Order Act 1986 (c. 64) - Statute Law Database So Spot, if your skin is black and I call you a barestward, that's not a very nice word to use, but it can be used as an offensive word, or if your mother is not married to your father, it is quite correct. If I call you a...

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<t>The majority of people in Britain appear to have embraced a sense of multiculturalism, with almost nine in 10 saying that being British is not about being white. But whilst 86% of the British public disagree that to be truly British you have to be white, there is no consistent view on what it mea...

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If you can post the way you posted and at the same time demand respect for elders I suspect you'll have to whistle a long time.
Stop trying to crawl out of the hole you've dug yourself in.

Did I hit a raw nerve. the truth always hurts doesn't it.? :yh_rotfl

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<t>Spot said: Is there any particularly good reason why you continue to confuse your Daily Mail article of 2008 with the 2009 report I quoted? You keep doing it as though it's either meaningful or significant and it's actually totally dissociated. The 2009 report I quoted is an academic s...

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<r>I couldn't give a flying fig about what happens in India or Mississippi, stop quoting stuff that is irrelevant to the problems of the UK. Spot said What's happening in Britain is the choice of the British and long may it remain so That's total nonsense and you know it i...

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<t>What's happening in Britain is the choice of the British and long may it remain so That's about the biggest load of toss I've ever heard. How do you know what the British want.? Were the British asked if they wanted mass immigration on the scale that this Island has bee...

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<t>All the fogies who want to turn the clock back are going the way of the dodo. You're wrong, I'm a senior citizen thank you, I wouldn't want to turn the clock back, there was no fun having a tin bath, no central heating and an outside toilet, but we had something that wasn't the m...

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<r>The advantage of the written word, Issie, is that the thread stays here and everyone reading it can make their own mind up on what's been said. The disadvantage of the written word Spot, is that there is no emotion and these silly emotional icons come as second thought to me, <E>:o</E> but i...

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<r>gmc said: Something got knocked out of Britain with the thatcher years and all labour have brought is despair Now that is something that we both agree on, and yes I was aware that both the Beano and the Dandy comics are connected to Dundee, and I haven't had to run along and googl...

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You are to be Pitied for your Idea of an Independent Scotland and Salmond as your saviour.
Oh my goodness, that's nearly as bad as the troll on the other side of the pond telling me about the BBC, and he didn't even know about the licence fee.:yh_rotfl

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<t>Issie said : Oscar......you're wasting your time. Me, I'm off to read the Beano comic. Actually I edited my post to watching paint dry because I knew you would just rise to the occasion.....you didn't disappoint me. gmc said: After read...

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Oscar......you're wasting your time.

Me, I'm off to watch the paint dry

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<t>Even then it was clear that closer political union was on the cards which those who opposed joining were not slow in pointing out. Where you around in the 1970's? because I can assure you that for ordinary folks it was not clear, and I never gave John Major the authority to sign the Maastric...

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<t>That same wartime generation voted to join the EU which fact you should remember since you were old enough to vote-they wanted a common purpose and no more wars caused by blind patriotism and blind faith in a leader with a good line in slogans. Really?, I thought I had voted to join the EEC,...

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<t>The british way of life has always been varied, eclectic and ever changing that has been the secret behind it's success. It's also been fuelled by a willingness to accept not only immigrants form other countries but also the skills they brought with them-from metallurgy to weaving. We are a tradi...

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<r>Bruv said: I suspect most people are the same......including NG ( short hand for Nick Griffin) Once a racist always a racist. One good thing about the BNP constitutional change, is that you can no longer call them racist, so, people will now have to be very careful who they label ...

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<t>All you needed to do was keep your conversation focused on the contents of your party constitution, but no, you had to start out insulting others based on race, age and sexual orientation, Well feck me, here was I thinking that I had been asked these questions, not once, but twice. BY YOU !<...

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<t>Around here we call this "ditto head" propaganda. And in the UK we have a name for people like you, but I won't lower myself to repeat it. Go get over yourself son, you obviously have some serious whinging problem, and until you grow some gonads, I'll find better thing...

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<r>You apparently haven't found anything either, otherwise I 'd expect you'd have provided some evidence? I can't imagine you would have said this stuff without being sure? Would you then like to retract this part of your post, Issie? Absolutely not, and as you posted at 11.30pm UK t...

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<r>Spot said: Perhaps what you meant was "if the vote had gone against him by a majority of at least two thirds"? I thought I had already quoted that Spot, and you accused me of being selective.<EMOJI seq="1f914" tseq="1f914">:thinking:</EMOJI> Issie said:<br/...

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<t>Spot said: And where do you get that from? Where do I get what from.? Spot said : The vote you refer to can happen if and only if the Leader himself or his Advisory Council first call a General Membersâ€™ Meeting Forgive me, but I thought I just said th...

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<t>Spot said : The vote you refer to can happen if and only if the Leader himself or his Advisory Council first call a General Membersâ€™ Meeting They called an Emergency General Meeting to change the constitution, NG didn't have the paramount power as you suggest to go ahead withou...

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<t>Originally Posted by Issie That is not true and had the members not agreed to a constitutional change and the membership voted No, then the Chairman Nick Griffin would be honour bound to resign. Section 6 If a two-thirds majority of those voting should vote against the...

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<r>Spot said: The BNP still has this problem that the Leader's voice is paramount That is not true and had the members not agreed to a constitutional change and the membership voted No, then the Chairman Nick Griffin would be honour bound to resign. The changes to their c...

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<r>I rarely dip my toe in here these days, but Iâ€™ll tread carefully with the battle armour on.:yh_rotfl Glodhopper said: Neil Griffin attended several meetings with David Duke in the 1980s. Clodhopper, for someone who despises the BNP so much and professes to know so muc...

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<t>Another injustice Oscar Pensioner given criminal record for hitting teenager with church minutes Alma Harding, a retired post-mistress, who gave a teenager a clip round the ear with the rolled-up minutes of a church council meeting to stop him vandalising a village green h...

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<t>Hear hear. Yes, he is Dutch and he is a democratically elected member of parliament of the Netherlands. He was invited by the UK Independence Party's Lord Pearson to come into the UK and show his 17 minute long film in the House of Lords and debate amongst themselves about t...

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<t>I believe that the saying may have come from a Cree woman by the name of "Eyes of Fire" The Cree Indians were a nation of narrators, not writers, so it would be passed down orally. Money is not mentioned in the "legend of the rainbow" Hopi prophecy, but when the earth become...

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<r>FIRSTBLOOD07;470562 wrote: MOST people are Bored with HIV/AIDS because there is No Proof that HIV causes AIDS or that ANYONE in the world is Infected with HIV... It's a Shame that Some have been Jailed for this reason...and the Ones in Jail or Prison have been given a false diagnosis s...

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I'm right behind you....all the way.

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<t>Raven wrote: There is one way around that. If you ever need to go in a home, put it in a family members name first. Then they cant take it. Oh yes they can...if they can prove that you have tried to evade the issue by taking such measures.....I've been there to a solicitors to in...

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<r> This is just a rant....sorry....A freind of mine at work had to put her mother in a home due to Senile dementia....she was physically OK but would wander the streets and needed a secure place to live. They made her wear incontinence pads because they couldn't be bothered to take her t...

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Or he could be dead....and GWB is working the propaganda machine.

http://www.whatreallyhappened.com/osama_dead.html

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Diuretic wrote: He still has it

This was the best I could do - http://personal.riverusers.com/~flash/

Definately still has it, :guitarist sends shivers down my spine.

Issie x

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<r>I can`t find any information about a UK fan club still running, but I did find this...... <YOUTUBE id="k13N6g4FuTo"><URL url="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=k13N6g4FuTo&mode=related&search="><LINK_TEXT text="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=k13N6g4F ... ed&search=">http://www...

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<t>My parents constantly played records of Slim Whitman from the 50`s onwards. I took them to a couple of his concerts here in the UK and have the memory of meeting this tall guy dressed as a cowboy backstage for a few minutes. Both my parents have passed away now, but I often ...

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<r>Maybe the pastor needs this link <URL url="http://www.tomjones.com/">http://www.tomjones.com/</URL> :guitarist Some fine example....... Despite frequent and much publicised infidelities, including an affair with the dethroned Miss World of 1973, USA's...

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Somebody please tell me this is a joke :-2

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<t>minks wrote: Interesting you ask, I have a story on that (go figure) My daughters school took I think it was grade 3 kids annually to our local "chinatown" and one of them I forget which daughter came home with this tidbit of information "mom, do you know why there is so much red in chiniatown" I...

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