Mr C
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Don't you mean Lord B's approval?Gareth Glover said:I'm glad I have finally done something after all these years which meets with NSC's approval !.
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Euro elections - I just couldn't do it.
- Thread starter Uncle Spielberg
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Hannibal smith
New member
I still haven't decided. if someone could convince me I could still vote in any direction execpt BNP.
One thing that is interesting is that the BNP are trying to rebadge themselves as non-racist. I read an article about a Jewish candidate (I kid you not) who instantly dismissed that the BNP had any pro Nazi bias. Talk about Turkey's voting for Christmas but a tactic that will fool some no doubt.
One thing that is interesting is that the BNP are trying to rebadge themselves as non-racist. I read an article about a Jewish candidate (I kid you not) who instantly dismissed that the BNP had any pro Nazi bias. Talk about Turkey's voting for Christmas but a tactic that will fool some no doubt.
fatbadger
New member
Gareth Glover said:
Not at all.
However, have you read their policy on immigration? Compared it to the BNP's? Why are the latter racist, but the former not?
Nobby Nomates
Active member
UKIP for me too. Can't bring myself to vote for any of the 'big three':
Labour - Hypocritical self-serving scumbags with no integrity
Tories - Want to get their noses back in the trough just a little too much.....
Lib Dems - Local income tax? Just another one of their totally impractical pie-in-the sky ideas
BNP - No way for obvious reasons
UKIP - closest thing to a 'kick up the arse', proper protest vote.
A sad day for democracy......
Labour - Hypocritical self-serving scumbags with no integrity
Tories - Want to get their noses back in the trough just a little too much.....
Lib Dems - Local income tax? Just another one of their totally impractical pie-in-the sky ideas
BNP - No way for obvious reasons
UKIP - closest thing to a 'kick up the arse', proper protest vote.
A sad day for democracy......
Uncle Spielberg
Well-known member
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Lord B = NSC as far as I'm concerned.
Mr C
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Don't forget Virgin too.Gareth Glover said:
Lady Bracknell
Handbag at Dawn
Mr C said:
Steady on, Mr C. Or I can see the need for a bucket of cold water. Virgins? In this village?
Sorrel
Well-known member
In the end I voted:
Euro: Green
Local (I get three votes): Lib Dem, Tory, Tory
I think that was a fair mix. For the Euro Election I wanted to kick the government and vote for a non Big Three party that wasn't in favour of the current EU. That meant the Greens or the UKIP, and Joan Collins endorsement made my mind up.
Euro: Green
Local (I get three votes): Lib Dem, Tory, Tory
I think that was a fair mix. For the Euro Election I wanted to kick the government and vote for a non Big Three party that wasn't in favour of the current EU. That meant the Greens or the UKIP, and Joan Collins endorsement made my mind up.
Brighton Breezy
New member
I am worried that UKIP and the BNP will get the gains I suspect they will. Will be a sad day for British politics to see the widespread return of the far right in the political mainstream.
My cross went next to Labour as always.
My cross went next to Labour as always.
Soton Seagull
Well-known member
I Greened it in the Euros. Useful pressure group, a voice in the background encouraging a long term look at the effects of political short term gain measures.
LD in local, they currently are the largest single party in Soton, and despite the best efforts of Labour & Tories, seem to have done an ok job since taking over last year.
LD in local, they currently are the largest single party in Soton, and despite the best efforts of Labour & Tories, seem to have done an ok job since taking over last year.
Mr C
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My small black pencil hovered over the BNP box on the ballot paper, but I just couldn't do it 
Mr C
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The widespread return of the far right will only be as a result of the main parties ignoring the "hot potato" issues and sweeping them under the carpet as usual.Richie Morris said:
Kent Seagull
Well-known member
I didn't vote for the first time since I turned 18 (I'm 47 next week). I would normally have voted Labour but with all the faffing over Falmer and the Iraq war, I couldn't vote for them and I don't really think much of the rest of them.
Message to Prescott - Give us a ground and I might just vote for Labour next time!
Message to Prescott - Give us a ground and I might just vote for Labour next time!
Dandyman
In London village.
Mr C said:
Depends what you mean.
IMO both Labour and the Tories have "legitimised" the rhetoric of the Nazi fringe by their talk of "bogus asylum seekers" and doing nothing to counter the idea that our muslim neighbours are just waiting to suicide bomb Sainsburys. Labour's ever increasing distance from it's traditional working class base also makes an element of that support vulnerable to the BNP's propaganda.
Richie Morris said:
So you don't actually take account of the policies and ideas of the day then .... you just vote Labour .... always ? Hardly the best way to ensure democratic process.
Uncle Spielberg
Well-known member
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I got outrageously accused of voting for a rascist party by someone who " voted Labour as always " mmmmmm.
Ex-Staffs Gull
New member
Did mine, and wrote 'None of the Above' across the ballot paper. FIrst spoiled vote, had a choice of 8.
Tory - Not said naything yet apart from 'Oh aren't Labour bad'
Labour - As above and LIED about Iraq (never forgive a government that lies as with the Torys and CJD) and are unwilling to see facts, they just keep quoting figure that they have come up with as fact, even though we know be personal experiences they are lies (again)
Lib Dem - David Bellotti, Norman Baker need I say more ... and determined never to see anything bad in europe.
BNP - Thugs
UKIP - Bush type evangelical group, determined not to see any good in Europe
Senior Citizens - Not that old, and if I was I wouldn't want a bunch of urine smelling senile semi-facists with any power.
Galloways Bunch - in my mind as bad as the BNP for extreme views.
A local Christian Party - Happy clappy bigotry. I have no problem with religion outside of politics.... When they mix you end up with decisions being made on the most spurious of reasons
So as I said before 'NONE OF THE ABOVE' Please , please , please somebody get to grips with what this country needs and stop being self serving, self-opionated, self hyping moralistic idjuts!!!!!!
Tory - Not said naything yet apart from 'Oh aren't Labour bad'
Labour - As above and LIED about Iraq (never forgive a government that lies as with the Torys and CJD) and are unwilling to see facts, they just keep quoting figure that they have come up with as fact, even though we know be personal experiences they are lies (again)
Lib Dem - David Bellotti, Norman Baker need I say more ... and determined never to see anything bad in europe.
BNP - Thugs
UKIP - Bush type evangelical group, determined not to see any good in Europe
Senior Citizens - Not that old, and if I was I wouldn't want a bunch of urine smelling senile semi-facists with any power.
Galloways Bunch - in my mind as bad as the BNP for extreme views.
A local Christian Party - Happy clappy bigotry. I have no problem with religion outside of politics.... When they mix you end up with decisions being made on the most spurious of reasons
So as I said before 'NONE OF THE ABOVE' Please , please , please somebody get to grips with what this country needs and stop being self serving, self-opionated, self hyping moralistic idjuts!!!!!!