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Re: Labour Candidate
« Reply #30 on: 26 April 2008, 22:30:41 »

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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" ?

Debs will know!!!!!!!!!! ;) ;) ;)
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« Reply #31 on: 26 April 2008, 22:33:20 »

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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  :( >:(

Just goes to show how far PC has gone by the fact you cant have a job because you vote for a certain party but you can have it if your a fuc*in flag burnin terrorist god this subject pi**es me off  >:( >:(
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« Reply #32 on: 26 April 2008, 22:38:41 »

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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" ?

Debs will know!!!!!!!!!! ;) ;) ;)
Voltaire [size=9](1694-1778)[/size] ;)
« Last Edit: 26 April 2008, 22:39:02 by Debs. »
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« Reply #33 on: 26 April 2008, 22:42:02 »

the dame is surely a genius. :)
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Re: Labour Candidate
« Reply #34 on: 26 April 2008, 22:42:26 »

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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. :-/

neither am i but i've had enough of this PC 'dangle berries' - this country needs sorting out , not to the extent of the third reich but we can't be the soft touch nanny state of europe its ruining the country
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« Reply #35 on: 26 April 2008, 22:49:32 »

imo ,its gone to far the damage will never be undone.and to try we would have to take that huge leap  and withdraw from the u.s.e. which might just put the economy into a long term tailspin .if we did,we would also almost certainly be pushed /drawn much further into the "special"relationship with america ,which would probably create a whole new set of problems. :(
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« Reply #36 on: 26 April 2008, 22:53:26 »

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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  :( >:(

The idea that kind of question might (legally/morally) be asked or indeed made stipulate on a job description is dumbfounding!  :o
There are certainly provisions for the protection of the 'vulnerable' on the basis of CRB or registration on the S.O register etc.....however standing on behalf-of, voting-for or simply having a leaning towards an 'official' (registered/recognised) British political party cannot be good-enough reason to proscribe anyone from applying for an advertised vacancy.
I bet such a stipulation wouldn`t stand up in a light breeze; let alone an employment tribunal.  ::)
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« Reply #37 on: 26 April 2008, 23:03:28 »

i was having a weekend off from the employment tribunal subject ,but you just reminded me debs  ;D
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Re: Labour Candidate
« Reply #38 on: 26 April 2008, 23:53:11 »

How come we have over 3000 members yet only 29 people have voted  :-?
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« Reply #39 on: 27 April 2008, 00:21:50 »

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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  :( >:(


Sounds like that slug in London who will share a platform with a radical Iman but not BNP. Only xxxist when slug wants
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« Reply #40 on: 27 April 2008, 00:23:27 »

What were the "Other" parties?

No one chose the tossers currently in!
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Re: Labour Candidate
« Reply #41 on: 27 April 2008, 00:25:56 »

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What were the "Other" parties?

No one chose the tossers currently in!

I assumed this was the Independant's we have a good one here who will get my vote anytime, local guy, can't say who my second vote was for, done by post. :-X
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Re: Labour Candidate
« Reply #42 on: 27 April 2008, 00:34:13 »

Come on you lot vote  :y 31 out of 3000 is not a good percentage vote, if we get 1000 - 1200  that would be interesting as 30% - 40% would be a good reflection of how we feel, i don't expect the green party to get many votes tho  :D
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Re: Labour Candidate
« Reply #43 on: 27 April 2008, 10:28:00 »

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Re: Labour Candidate
« Reply #44 on: 27 April 2008, 13:32:22 »

I wont be voting Labour and the Conservative party wont bring the cost of petrol, road tax, income tax and VAT down, they will keep it the same and blame Labour. I cant see them doing anything about immigration as well which is another of my gripes so wont be voting Conservative either. So that leaves only on party for me, time to give someone else a go ;)
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