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[albitz]

she did however deliberately and spitefully destroy whole industries and the communities that went with them.she said that she would bring low taxation and small government,yet when she left office the overall taxation burden was higher than when she took office and there were many more laws on the statute books than there had previously been.she also started the process of politicisation of the police which blair took to a whole new level. personally i disliked her almost as much as i did b.liar.

[prestigesec]

An old lady once said to me about voting that the box you are ticking will either give you the common cold, the flu, or the plague. None of them are any good for you, its just a matter of picking the one that will harm you least. Very true words i think.

[prestigesec]

Also agree with the results are quite interesting think it just shows people are sick of how politically correct everything has gone.

[FRE07962128]

i agree with what you say but i also think that recent tory administrations have been poor in different ways,and cameron appears to be blair -lite.......i think the person who has done most for the tory party in the last 30 years is ........a certain mr. a scargill

yeah bring back maggie she won't stand for any of this strike rubbish

I agree!   This country is almost back to where it was in 1979! Sir Alan Sugar where are you to state to Gordon Brown "it is a total shambles....you're fired!!

At the next election vote to get this lot out, who ever else you vote for!

[Debs.]

An old lady once said to me about voting that the box you are ticking will either give you the common cold, the flu, or the plague. None of them are any good for you, its just a matter of picking the one that will harm you least. Very true words i think.

On the medical theme: politicians should surely-strive to exemplify Hippocrates aphorism; Primum non nocere ("First, do no harm")  

[prestigesec]

An old lady once said to me about voting that the box you are ticking will either give you the common cold, the flu, or the plague. None of them are any good for you, its just a matter of picking the one that will harm you least. Very true words i think.

On the medical theme: politicians should surely-strive to exemplify Hippocrates aphorism; Primum non nocere ("First, do no harm")  

Only problem is they will always do you harm.

[Markie]

now it used to be that a certain extreme right wing "political party" were regarded as nothing but yobs.....so taboo were they that the very name couldnt be mentioned  

Seems from the voting that they have been replaced at the bottom of the table by our current government....intresting.

[prestigesec]

now it used to be that a certain extreme right wing "political party" were regarded as nothing but yobs.....so taboo were they that the very name couldnt be mentioned  

Seems from the voting that they have been replaced at the bottom of the table by our current government....intresting.

Exactly what i was thinking they seem like a good option now.

[prestigesec]

Anyone else suprised at the way the voting is going?

[mantahatch]

Anyone else suprised at the way the voting is going?

Frankly no, people are sick of how this country has gone down hill whether real or imagined. I would also think many people online can hide behind a certain amount of anonimity and would indeed vote bnp. But many would not admit this at work or down the pub.
I believe some people have been sacked in the past for being a bnp candidate, this is possibly another reason people are fed up the PC brigade.

Just my useless opinion


Mike

[HerefordElite]

she did however deliberately and spitefully destroy whole industries and the communities that went with them.she said that she would bring low taxation and small government,yet when she left office the overall taxation burden was higher than when she took office and there were many more laws on the statute books than there had previously been.she also started the process of politicisation of the police which blair took to a whole new level. personally i disliked her almost as much as i did b.liar.

i was joking when i said bring back maggie - couldn't imagine any thing worse - still remember the state she left us in - Brown is making it worse so i'm not ashamed to say i shall be voting for my country ie BNP

[Markie]

she did however deliberately and spitefully destroy whole industries and the communities that went with them.she said that she would bring low taxation and small government,yet when she left office the overall taxation burden was higher than when she took office and there were many more laws on the statute books than there had previously been.she also started the process of politicisation of the police which blair took to a whole new level. personally i disliked her almost as much as i did b.liar.

i was joking when i said bring back maggie - couldn't imagine any thing worse - still remember the state she left us in - Brown is making it worse so i'm not ashamed to say i shall be voting for my country ie BNP

Wife recently read out a job application in ( social care area) which asked if she had stood for or voted for BNP....she hadnt / hasnt but we were kind of annoyed at that potentially removing her as a candidate for the job. ( applicants submitting yes here were not required to complete application)

Intrestingly enough also the question only related to BNP and not any other religious / fundamentalist / extremist groups or parties  

[albitz]

i cant say ive took much interest in the bnp,but the impression i have is that they have fairly reasonable (from a right wing perspective )public agenda but may be a bunch of good old fashioned rascists,and while i have strong feelings about the recent wave of immigration and the reasons behind it,i am not and never will be a racist. :-/

[prestigesec]

Anyone else suprised at the way the voting is going?

Frankly no, people are sick of how this country has gone down hill whether real or imagined. I would also think many people online can hide behind a certain amount of anonimity and would indeed vote bnp. But many would not admit this at work or down the pub.
I believe some people have been sacked in the past for being a bnp candidate, this is possibly another reason people are fed up the PC brigade.

Just my useless opinion


Mike

Couldnt agree more, except in my local i think everyone in there will be voting BNP along with me they seem to be the only party with a pair of bo**ocks to stand up for our country and the way it should be. Take a leaf out of Australias book take no sh*t and if you want to live there you do so but by there rules!!!

Can calm down now.

[albitz]

she did however deliberately and spitefully destroy whole industries and the communities that went with them.she said that she would bring low taxation and small government,yet when she left office the overall taxation burden was higher than when she took office and there were many more laws on the statute books than there had previously been.she also started the process of politicisation of the police which blair took to a whole new level. personally i disliked her almost as much as i did b.liar.

i was joking when i said bring back maggie - couldn't imagine any thing worse - still remember the state she left us in - Brown is making it worse so i'm not ashamed to say i shall be voting for my country ie BNP

Wife recently read out a job application in ( social care area) which asked if she had stood for or voted for BNP....she hadnt / hasnt but we were kind of annoyed at that potentially removing her as a candidate for the job. ( applicants submitting yes here were not required to complete application)

Intrestingly enough also the question only related to BNP and not any other religious / fundamentalist / extremist groups or parties  

blatant discrimination.who was it who said "i disagree till my last breath with what you say,but will defend until my last breath your right to say it" ?