Milton Keynes Seagull
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Those of with common sense and who live in the real world do indeed!
I am in Glasgow on business and I just asked someone whether UKIP were represented in Scotland. The answer is yes but what followed has genuinely shocked me but appears to be true as several other people around the table who also know the man in question personally backed the original statement.
The UKIP candidate that stood at the last election is known amongst his friends as an anti Semite. He believes passionately that the Holocaust did not happen but is a Jewish myth. His views are apparently well known but this did not prevent and still does not prevent him being a member of UKIP.
Cameron, for once, is right. UKIP is the home of closet racists.
The UKIP candidate that stood at the last election is known amongst his friends as an anti Semite. He believes passionately that the Holocaust did not happen but is a Jewish myth. His views are apparently well known but this did not prevent and still does not prevent him being a member of UKIP.
Cameron, for once, is right. UKIP is the home of closet racists.
Wow, you have used your own deep prejudices to somehow conclude that those children may need to be taken away from these parents, but of course you then ended with 'at the end of the day what's best for the children'.
Yeah right, 'best' as long as those parents share your own political views.
Are you serious !!!
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They werent non white, they were european, and as you yourself have stated , you havent been following the case, I suggest you read up on it , and if your conclusion is still the same, i.e , the removal of the children is justified, then I have to wonder at your motives and aspirations for a free society in britain.
Milton Keynes Seagull
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No, that would be inviting a libel charge. I am passing on something that has been said to me from people I have no reason to believe are being anything but honest.
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Buzzer
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If you'd read the thread you might at least have got the party they support right. And you guessed it completely wrong about what others wrote.
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Chicken Runner61
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No one on here knows why the kids were being fostered
What you should ask yourself is would you want YOUR kids going to foster parents that were going to possibly indoctrinate YOUR kids with views, beliefs or up bringing that contradicted your own.
I know of one foster case where the foster parent thought the child LIKED FOOTBALL TOO MUCH! She though the father was a poor father because all the boy wanted to do was play football with his dad whenever they had contact!
She couldn't understand why this would be so even though he only saw his child 2-3 hours per week.
If that happened to me I'd complain and I'd expect Social services to move my child to another carer immediately no matter how good they were considered to be through their training!
Its about what matters to you - And its all relevant to how you want your kids brought up, Politics, religion, race and football. You can pretend it doesn't matter about their politics but I bet there isn't one parent on here who wouldn't voice concerns if it were their kids.
What you should ask yourself is would you want YOUR kids going to foster parents that were going to possibly indoctrinate YOUR kids with views, beliefs or up bringing that contradicted your own.
I know of one foster case where the foster parent thought the child LIKED FOOTBALL TOO MUCH! She though the father was a poor father because all the boy wanted to do was play football with his dad whenever they had contact!
She couldn't understand why this would be so even though he only saw his child 2-3 hours per week.
If that happened to me I'd complain and I'd expect Social services to move my child to another carer immediately no matter how good they were considered to be through their training!
Its about what matters to you - And its all relevant to how you want your kids brought up, Politics, religion, race and football. You can pretend it doesn't matter about their politics but I bet there isn't one parent on here who wouldn't voice concerns if it were their kids.
daveinprague
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I mentioned bnp as another situation buzzer....I know its ukip....
Its not a matter of 'political' prejudice...common sense tells you that the supporters/members of UKIP, a party that is against multiculturalism, and immigration, is probably not the best source of foster parents for non English children. Not my 'political' view at all...just doesnt make sense.
Its not a matter of 'political' prejudice...common sense tells you that the supporters/members of UKIP, a party that is against multiculturalism, and immigration, is probably not the best source of foster parents for non English children. Not my 'political' view at all...just doesnt make sense.
I thought it was common acceptance that multiculturalism is defunct and immigration is an issue.
daveinprague
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Not from what ive seen posted by some ukip members on some pages biggully.... also, from their own page...
6 Our Way Of Life
Our traditional values have been undermined. Children are taught to be ashamed of our past. Multiculturalism has split our society. Political correctness is stifling free speech.
They seem to be 'blaming' multiculturalism for splitting our society.
6 Our Way Of Life
Our traditional values have been undermined. Children are taught to be ashamed of our past. Multiculturalism has split our society. Political correctness is stifling free speech.
They seem to be 'blaming' multiculturalism for splitting our society.
Milton Keynes Seagull
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Indeed. Even Trevor Phillips of the new Labour quango the Equality & Human Rights Commission argued the point. No doubt he too is a "racist" and closet "fascist"!
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Milton Keynes Seagull
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Absolutely spot on by UKIP here!
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That made me chuckle. I can now go from the general to the specific and say I was referring to good old fascists like you.
Let's talk common sense, eh? Would someone who is really against immigration and multi-culturalism foster a non-English/white child in the first place?
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If UKIP is supposed to be full of closet racists, then there is absolutely no way Nigel Farage would get the air time that he does. There is absolutely no way some Tories would be jumping ship to join them. There is absolutely no way UKIP would be growing in numbers every week.
Voters of UKIP clearly understand that there is a difference between between racism and immigration, it just a shame some people still can't see the difference.
Voters of UKIP clearly understand that there is a difference between between racism and immigration, it just a shame some people still can't see the difference.
Unfortunately the term 'racists' is used when none exists, so some will call you a racist if say you wish to withdraw from Europe, or maybe have some reasonable concerns about immigration or if you are uneasy with how multiculturalism has manifest itself here in the UK ......... oh hang on !!!