FFS New Tory is just as bad as New Labour..
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FFS New Tory is just as bad as New Labour..
http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/uk_politics/4875026.stm
David Cameron has been having a go at UKIP - saying they are "closet racists".
I thought Tory were a party where they were willing to stand up to difficult issues like immigration, despite the PC Police shouting "racist racist" - but now its their leader doing the shouting - FFS
I wouldve voted for Old Tory, but certainly wont be voting the New Tory
Edit: Actually I might vote UKIP - seems theyre about the only ones willing to stand up for the majority, and against political correctness.
David Cameron has been having a go at UKIP - saying they are "closet racists".
I thought Tory were a party where they were willing to stand up to difficult issues like immigration, despite the PC Police shouting "racist racist" - but now its their leader doing the shouting - FFS
I wouldve voted for Old Tory, but certainly wont be voting the New Tory
Edit: Actually I might vote UKIP - seems theyre about the only ones willing to stand up for the majority, and against political correctness.
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Originally Posted by Petem95
http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/uk_politics/4875026.stm
David Cameron has been having a go at UKIP - saying they are "closet racists".
I thought Tory were a party where they were willing to stand up to difficult issues like immigration, despite the PC Police shouting "racist racist" - but now its their leader doing the shouting - FFS
I wouldve voted for Old Tory, but certainly wont be voting the New Tory
Edit: Actually I might vote UKIP - seems theyre about the only ones willing to stand up for the majority, and against political correctness.
David Cameron has been having a go at UKIP - saying they are "closet racists".
I thought Tory were a party where they were willing to stand up to difficult issues like immigration, despite the PC Police shouting "racist racist" - but now its their leader doing the shouting - FFS
I wouldve voted for Old Tory, but certainly wont be voting the New Tory
Edit: Actually I might vote UKIP - seems theyre about the only ones willing to stand up for the majority, and against political correctness.
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Originally Posted by jasey
That was mildly amusing .
http://bbs.scoobynet.co.uk/showthread.php?t=505084
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EDUCATION - discipline, standards, achievement!
We are against the 'trendy' teaching methods that have made Britain one of the most poorly educated nations in Europe. We will end the practice of politically correct indoctrination in all its guises and we will restore discipline in the classroom, give authority back to teachers and put far greater emphasis on training young people in the industrial and technological skills necessary in the modern world. We will also seek to instill in our young people knowledge of and pride in the history, cultures and heritage of the native peoples of Britain.
We are against the 'trendy' teaching methods that have made Britain one of the most poorly educated nations in Europe. We will end the practice of politically correct indoctrination in all its guises and we will restore discipline in the classroom, give authority back to teachers and put far greater emphasis on training young people in the industrial and technological skills necessary in the modern world. We will also seek to instill in our young people knowledge of and pride in the history, cultures and heritage of the native peoples of Britain.
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The BNP will crack down on crime and restore public safety and confidence. We will free the police and courts from the politically correct straitjacket that is stopping them from doing their job properly. The liberal fixation with the 'rights' of criminals must be replaced by concern for the rights of victims, and the right of innocent people not to become victims. We support the re-introduction of corporal punishment for petty criminals and vandals, and the restoration of capital punishment for paedophiles, terrorists and murderers as an option for judges in cases where their guilt is proven beyond dispute, as by DNA evidence or being caught red-handed.
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But why won't the other parties put forward policies like 'Life means life ie term ends when you die' 'You misbehave at school and the teacher can spank your puny backside ' 'Cherie Blair and the Human Rights Act are banned from this day henceforth' 'Stealing = remove one finger'
Brasses me off that the alternatives are so flipping totally and absolutely weak.And Cameron won't wear a tie.
Brasses me off that the alternatives are so flipping totally and absolutely weak.And Cameron won't wear a tie.
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I remeber when I used to get spanked when I went to school abroad. Spanking has its advantages but what if its abused? What about the parents who dont belive in spanking? Start spanking kids today and im sure quite alot of teachers would wake up in hospital the next day.
Spanking is not the way but instead the BNP supporters need to start bringing up their children instead of dragging them up.
I say BNP supporters as 95% of the ones Ive met want all these glorious things yet they themselves are criminals and arent teaching their kids morales and respect. They basically dont practice what they preach.
Spanking is not the way but instead the BNP supporters need to start bringing up their children instead of dragging them up.
I say BNP supporters as 95% of the ones Ive met want all these glorious things yet they themselves are criminals and arent teaching their kids morales and respect. They basically dont practice what they preach.
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I think someone has confused the BNP with the NF.
As it happens I agree with most of the policy aims stated above, as do many many people in this country (the silent majority). They are the kinds of policies that a proper Tory party should have. It shouldn't be left to 'far right' minority party to uphold moral standards that this country has lost over the past 9 years due to the increasingly insane activities of the PC brigades.
Since Camoron's appointment people like us are now left with no choice but to change allegiance to a party that best represents the values we would like to see restored to our ruined society.
As it happens I agree with most of the policy aims stated above, as do many many people in this country (the silent majority). They are the kinds of policies that a proper Tory party should have. It shouldn't be left to 'far right' minority party to uphold moral standards that this country has lost over the past 9 years due to the increasingly insane activities of the PC brigades.
Since Camoron's appointment people like us are now left with no choice but to change allegiance to a party that best represents the values we would like to see restored to our ruined society.
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Since Camoron's appointment people like us are now left with no choice but to change allegiance to a party that best represents the values we would like to see restored to our ruined society.
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Originally Posted by unclebuck
As it happens I agree with most of the policy aims stated above, as do many many people in this country (the silent majority).
If they are silent, how do you know they are a majority?
I agree with some of what has been said, however it is a fine line to walk between protecting children and becoming a nanny state. The laws were originally brought in to try and combat the many cases of abuse being reported, however now the pendulum has swung too far the other way imo.
I agree it shouldn't be up to a far right party to uphold moral standards. There is no way I would ever vote for the BNP. I've met a few members over the years, and without exception they have been particularly nasty people with extreme racist views. Even their party leader (if I remember correctly) has been in trouble recently for inciting racial hatred.
Trying to fix the problem by voting in a bunch of extremists is not really the solution, however none of the main parties offer any decent option.
Perhaps we should start our own SN political party and take the fight to them
Originally Posted by lozgti
And Cameron won't wear a tie.
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Audilover,
Bring back the birch is what I say so that these louts get a punishment that they really dislike and want to avoid.
Children at school should be taught discipline and respect for their teachers, if they are unwilling to conform or threaten their teachers or others they should get the cane in front of the other pupils!
Cameron decided from the outset to try to imitate Billy Boy's formula for success in 1997. Trouble is, we are all fed up of all that now. We want to see some real policies to threaten what is being done to our country to drag it into the mire.
Les
Bring back the birch is what I say so that these louts get a punishment that they really dislike and want to avoid.
Children at school should be taught discipline and respect for their teachers, if they are unwilling to conform or threaten their teachers or others they should get the cane in front of the other pupils!
Cameron decided from the outset to try to imitate Billy Boy's formula for success in 1997. Trouble is, we are all fed up of all that now. We want to see some real policies to threaten what is being done to our country to drag it into the mire.
Les
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Originally Posted by Iain Young
Even their party leader (if I remember correctly) has been in trouble recently for inciting racial hatred.
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Audilover,
Bring back the birch is what I say so that these louts get a punishment that they really dislike and want to avoid.
Children at school should be taught discipline and respect for their teachers, if they are unwilling to conform or threaten their teachers or others they should get the cane in front of the other pupils!
Cameron decided from the outset to try to imitate Billy Boy's formula for success in 1997. Trouble is, we are all fed up of all that now. We want to see some real policies to threaten what is being done to our country to drag it into the mire.
Les
Bring back the birch is what I say so that these louts get a punishment that they really dislike and want to avoid.
Children at school should be taught discipline and respect for their teachers, if they are unwilling to conform or threaten their teachers or others they should get the cane in front of the other pupils!
Cameron decided from the outset to try to imitate Billy Boy's formula for success in 1997. Trouble is, we are all fed up of all that now. We want to see some real policies to threaten what is being done to our country to drag it into the mire.
Les
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Originally Posted by AudiLover
Wonder who he payed off. We all saw the tape.
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Originally Posted by AudiLover
Its a parents job to teach disclipline and respect for their elders. Not a teachers.
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Originally Posted by OllyK
The point was it was a private members meeting he was not preeching to the general public.
Sice when does that make it ok for a man to kick in another man because of his race?
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Originally Posted by AudiLover
Sice when does that make it ok for a man to kick in another man because of his race?
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It seems we are talking at cross purposes. I was referring to the the recent court cases where he was up on 2 counts of inciting racial hatred and was subsequently cleared. I am not aware of him having been in court recently on any other charges.
This was in response to
I'm obviously not one of your aforementioned "ALL" who saw the tape of him admitting assault. I would have thought if the CPS had seen the tape and it contains what you describe, then he would have been charged with assualt as well, unless of course the talk was bravado and nobody had actually been assaulted.
This was in response to
Originally Posted by Iain Young
Even their party leader (if I remember correctly) has been in trouble recently for inciting racial hatred.
Originally Posted by AudiLover
Im talking about the video tape where he talks about how he enjoys beating up indian men.
Originally Posted by AudiLover
Wonder who he payed off. We all saw the tape.
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Originally Posted by AudiLover
Wonder who he payed off. We all saw the tape.
The BNP are as entiltled to their view as anyone else. Free speech remember?
It really bugs me that all the other parties club together to have a pop at them, mouthing off about their "abhorrent" policies etc. I find lots of the other parties views particularly abhorrent myself, and so do a lot of others.
Before anyone starts, I voted tory at the last elections and will probably do so again even though they have become a bunch of wet tossers with no hint of "right wing" policies left. They can't be worse than what we've got, and they'll be the best chance of getting rid of them.
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Originally Posted by mpr
It really bugs me that all the other parties club together to have a pop at them, mouthing off about their "abhorrent" policies etc. I find lots of the other parties views particularly abhorrent myself, and so do a lot of others.
Far worse than anything Nick Griffin has ever been accused of being responsible for.
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