Probably not, as it goes, judging by the drivel they come out with on a daily basis, but yes, fair cop - I made a typo. I shall hang my head in shame.
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Probably not, as it goes, judging by the drivel they come out with on a daily basis, but yes, fair cop - I made a typo. I shall hang my head in shame.
Indeed. I'm guessing it's the former, in which case, cretin or not, he wouldn't deserve the headline that's been posted. It must be bad enough being a cretin, without being labeled as evil too. Of course it may be that he is an evil cretin, I don't know.
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Big Gully..
No idea what the 'actual' figure is, thats why I asked if there was a credible link
No idea what the 'actual' figure is, thats why I asked if there was a credible link
daveinprague
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Er, ok mate.
Just saying. No need to be a sarky smart arse.
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Have you ever read the threads on their websites? I think you may re-assess that statement if you do...
daveinprague
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Er, ok mate.
Just saying. No need to be a sarky smart arse.
Not being sarky. It just seemed to be a totally pointless post in respect of what we are talking about.
When it comes to the crunch ………………. which it rarely does to those in ivory towers.
Big Gully..
No idea what the 'actual' figure is, thats why I asked if there was a credible link
Ah, OK,
Migration Watch seems to do what it says on the tin.
The Scale of Immigration
4. High levels of net migration to the UK are a relatively recent phenomenon. The UK has always experienced periods of immigration (see here) but never on the current scale.
5. In 1997 net migration (the number of people coming to the UK minus the number leaving) was just 47,000. In the years that followed it rose to well over 200,000 and peaked at 320,000 in 2005. Under the last Labour government (1997-2010) an extra 3.6 million foreign migrants arrived, while one million British citizens left (see here).
6. The coalition government elected in 2010 pledged to reduce net migration to the ‘tens of thousands’. However, despite some reduction in migration from outside the European Union, net migration overall has not fallen (see here). The latest statistics show that net migration for the year-ending September 2014 was 298,000 (see here).
pastafarian
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at one point 60% of BNP voters were miffed off labour sympathisers,perhaps many have gone back to voting labour.
daveinprague
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Ok cheers...so this includes EU immigration? Like me being here? One of the points of being in the EU was freedom of movement and employment I thought
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Do you believe that that BNP voters will be voting Labour in May? Seriously?
What are our own? My own would first of all be my immediate family, then my extended family and friends, then my country I guess. And so my own would include people from other races and faiths before it would include people of the same race and faith that are not from my country.
I don't know your ethnicity, nor your religion, but I bet it's your fault and I've always hated you.
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pastafarian
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considering they made up nearly 60% of the BNP support at one time,it is entirely plausible many might return to voting labour again