BNP or SNP (24)

Feb 23, 2008 8:02 AM CST BNP or SNP
ayrshie
ayrshieayrshieAyr, Strathclyde, Scotland UK2 Threads 9 Posts
Yeah they dont like the truth to be told mate. I am a Scottish nationalist and the English people wonder why we feel so strongly about independence . For starters look at the antics and morality of every one of those devious characters that file through the doors of the house of commons every day. Right honourable members , that is the most sickening phrase we hear every day when the comons is live on TV. Honourable ?? they are there for one reason and one reason only and that is to bleed as much out of the system as they can and put it on our tabs while our poor get poorer and our elderly go without.
I voted labour all of my life until 2007 and the reason I voted for the SNP was that labour had turned their backs on the people who they were formed to protect, the working class and the trade unions.But now as you mention in your thread they are all about suppression and gagging people from saying anything they dont like to hear about their half baked policies. If we mention immigration then immediately alarm bells ring at westminster as the British people are not allowed to be British anymore for fear of offending ethnic minorities.
To finish I will just give you an example of the idiocy that is sitting in westminster every day. The song Ba ba black sheep we were all taught at school has been descibed as racially offensive . What idiots think these up. One more important point that I think the people of England must get to grips with is that as far as Westminster is concerned England outside of the M25 does not exist and everyone inside the M25 get a fortune on top of their wages every week or month as a London living allowance.

I rest my case.
Feb 24, 2008 7:53 AM CST BNP or SNP
bambini
bambinibambinisouthampton, UK29 Posts
fortunately we are all human.........unfortunately... human nature can be very preictable and insomuch as that when a human is given power over others they become corrupt, not some, not one .all of them.....

i have always liked to think that i wouldnt, but deep down i know that i would if i wished to retain that position...........

so no politics for me!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Mar 11, 2008 2:24 PM CST BNP or SNP
interflite
interfliteinterfliteliverpool, UK29 Threads 2 Polls 299 Posts
yes i read your post. and i agree with you totally

We as a Nation are on a collision course. We no longer manufacture. we allow immigrants to flood this country. Once we use to be the work shop of the world. Now were reduced to importing basket waever and goat herders..

Our economy is based on wheeling and dealing on the financial markets of the world. We are in actuality a floating CASINO.

But the countries like china will reap the rewards for MANUFACTURING
we.ve sold all of of our silverware now i e ROLLS ROYCE . shipbuilding contracted abroad. . But we fill our shopping trolleys on a daily basis oblivious of what really is happening

But what is happening is that were getting screwed by those who govern this once proud island.
Mar 11, 2008 2:29 PM CST BNP or SNP
trish123
trish123trish123Macclesfield, Cheshire, England UK177 Threads 4 Polls 13,724 Posts
I dont really think its so much about whichever party is in power cos they all work in their own self interest - its more about the rich versus the poor, of all countries, its the haves against the have nots and working class people fighting amongst themselves simply takes our attention off what they are getting away with on a daily basis dunno
May 13, 2008 2:32 PM CST BNP or SNP
gillyloves69
gillyloves69gillyloves69london, Greater London, England UK1,533 Threads 7 Polls 7,359 Posts
trish123: I dont really think its so much about whichever party is in power cos they all work in their own self interest - its more about the rich versus the poor, of all countries, its the haves against the have nots and working class people fighting amongst themselves simply takes our attention off what they are getting away with on a daily basis



applause applause applause applause
May 13, 2008 2:38 PM CST BNP or SNP
PILIPALA
PILIPALAPILIPALACardiff, South Glamorgan, Wales UK200 Threads 4,804 Posts
trish123: I dont really think its so much about whichever party is in power cos they all work in their own self interest - its more about the rich versus the poor, of all countries, its the haves against the have nots and working class people fighting amongst themselves simply takes our attention off what they are getting away with on a daily basis


Divide and conquer always works in politics
May 13, 2008 4:48 PM CST BNP or SNP
TartanK
TartanKTartanKGlasgow, Strathclyde, Scotland UK1 Threads 333 Posts
To talk about the BNP and the SNP in the same sentence is a disgrace.
May 19, 2008 11:36 AM CST BNP or SNP
lostbikerboy
lostbikerboylostbikerboyedinburgh, Lothian, Scotland UK1 Threads 14 Posts
I agree with Tartan UK, to mention the SNP in the same breath as the BNP is a disgrace. The SNP arent nationalists, they are pro immigration and thus pro cheap labour, which surely is not putting their own people first?.

I was once a Welsh Nationalist, brought up in the days when there was some point to trying to remain a seperate country. However those days have gone, we face common enemies which have used the divisions that Caucasians, especially us Celts, seem to gravitate to. When England falls, so will the Welsh, so will the Scots. Just look what happened in Ireland, while the eggheads on both sides were busy killing each other, third world immigrants moved in en masse, at a rate much higher than that of mainland Britain. Friends who live in NI have said that some of the towns and villages are unrecognisable now.

Wales has Plaid Cymru, also jokingly known as Plaid Islam, a party which has stated its commitment to furthering the Islamic cause in the principality. No self repecting Welshman would vote for them now, they are a far cry from the days of Dafydd Iwan.

Those that wish to rule and control us will use any divisionary tactic they can, remember the EU already has a police force on our soil, which has powers to overrule our own laws. United we stand, divided we fall, and to be honest I cant see any diference between SNP and Nooo Labour, yes they may sing slightly diferent tunes, but in the end nothing will change, the corrupt status quo will remain. I suppose it depends on whether this is what you want for your childrens future, it certainly isnt what I want for mine!.
May 21, 2008 5:45 AM CST BNP or SNP
sonofadam
sonofadamsonofadamSwindon, Wiltshire, England UK8 Threads 29 Posts
TartanK: To talk about the BNP and the SNP in the same sentence is a disgrace.


Hello TartanK-I agree totally with what you said but the fact that the BNP and the SNP were mentioned in the same sentence just shows that people all over Britain don't know which way to turn to stem the flow of the multitude of immigrants who are taking over all aspects of our society-not least housing and the NHS! Although I have lived in England for many years I come from Glasgow and if still there would certainly vote for the SNP-but as far as I know at this moment in time the BNP is the only party that would stem the immigrant flow to every corner of the UK and it is for that reason alone that more and more people all over the UK are turning to that fascist party-conveniently forgetting that it is a fascist party-which both you and I hold in contempt! I am shocked on a daily basis to hear people from all walks of life saying how the BNP are right-I simply remind them what happened in the second world war by another fascist party and in many cases their common sense comes through-we cannot blame the immigrants themselves-it is our politicians that are at fault-and more and more of them have foreign accents-which is just another thing to stick in the throat of the long suffering British public!

I hope the SNP get in next time innocent
May 21, 2008 6:01 AM CST BNP or SNP
bubbles69
bubbles69bubbles69Inverness, Highland, Scotland UK17 Threads 1 Polls 1,984 Posts
Just for the record, The living allowance paid to inner London residents is a pittance compared to the real cost of living there.

I moved to the Scottish Highlands 11 weeks ago and Im sorry to say guys and gals there is no way Id ever go back to any part of England.

ps. I agree with everything else that you said.wave
May 21, 2008 6:47 AM CST BNP or SNP
TartanK
TartanKTartanKGlasgow, Strathclyde, Scotland UK1 Threads 333 Posts
bubbles69: Just for the record, The living allowance paid to inner London residents is a pittance compared to the real cost of living there.

I moved to the Scottish Highlands 11 weeks ago and Im sorry to say guys and gals there is no way Id ever go back to any part of England.

ps. I agree with everything else that you said.


Excellent - a happy (new) Scottish customer! Welcome, and I'm glad that you're here for the long haul. I'm very jealous that you're living in one of the most beautiful parts of the world.

Scotland is losing people at an alarming rate. It is younger people who are moving away, and the workforce decreases. Why immigrants are being, and should be, welcomed into Scotland is to plug that gap. I don't honestly know how immigration is affecting other areas of the UK, and frankly I have no intention of getting involved in that discussion. The situation up here is different from London and, I suspect, many other areas of England.

As for comments on Ireland, have a look at the Republic of Ireland. That country has been transformed from a poor, rural backwater into a vibrant economic success story. That's what I want for Scotland.
May 21, 2008 12:45 PM CST BNP or SNP
lostbikerboy
lostbikerboylostbikerboyedinburgh, Lothian, Scotland UK1 Threads 14 Posts
Tartan, did you watch Newsnight on tuesday eve?, kinda blew out of the water the whole "immigrants are good for us" charade!. I'm not saying that immigration is all bad, yes I believe that we should have freedom to move and live wherever, and that goes for people coming here too, but I'm afraid the whole thing has got out of hand in this country, and why do we have to be the ones that bend over backward to give others the whip hand, wheras every other country I know and have travelled and worked in, puts its own people first, and rightly so.

And no disrespect to a fellow Celt, but to be honest most of Scotland has had very little first hand experience of massed immigration, though I'm sure if there were demands from immigrant groups to rename areas up here (as is happenning in Shoreditch in London, they want to rename that area "Bangaland"), then would you be ok with that?. Glasgow knows the problems unchecked immigration brings, just ask those who are unable to walk the streets of Pollock because of "no go areas"-no mainstream party seems to be interested in tackling the problem, perhaps in fear of being called "wacist", but did the SNP not recently court a certain mr Trevor Phillips of the CRE, who wants more immigrants to come to Scotland, and bear in mind that mr Phillips has strong personal views about whites, he is publically on record for calling us "subhuman", this being a man employed by our taxes in another Labour quango, to represent racial equality!. Are you ok with that too?, as a nation, and that goes for us all, Scot, Welsh, English, Irish, we need to get up off our knees and have some pride, and that pride is to say NO to further destruction of our values and our future. No other party but the BNP are prepared to speak up immigration, and they certainly are against the corruption in high places too, did they not blow the whistle on that leech Conway and his expense scams?, not too mention that other parasite the speaker of the house. No wonder the mainstream parties dont want them around!
May 23, 2008 8:28 AM CST BNP or SNP
DarkDreamer2005
DarkDreamer2005DarkDreamer2005Rochester, Kent, England UK2 Threads 335 Posts
I can't believe these debates are still live....

But my final word on the matter...

The strategic adversary is fascism... the fascism in us all, in our heads and in our everyday behavior, the fascism that causes us to love power, to desire the very thing that dominates and exploits us

Michel Focault
May 24, 2008 9:06 PM CST BNP or SNP
DarkDreamer2005
DarkDreamer2005DarkDreamer2005Rochester, Kent, England UK2 Threads 335 Posts
Yawn.......
May 26, 2008 5:40 AM CST BNP or SNP
lostbikerboy
lostbikerboylostbikerboyedinburgh, Lothian, Scotland UK1 Threads 14 Posts
Sorry I cant agree with you regarding the no go areas, yes its not a new thing, Moss Side in Manchester was well known in the 60's as such, and Tiger Bay in Cardiff back as early as the twenties, but there is one common denominator, and that is immigration. Tiger Bay went up in riots during and after the first world war, when mainly African immigrants were brought in while our boys died in their millions, and the result was that the immigrants brought a type of crime unprecedented in the sleepy valleys of Wales up until that point. Returning soldiers were dismayed to say the least at what they found, and settled scores with the newcomers who had run amock while the men were away.
Moss Side? need I say more, it was bad as a kid in the 1970's, originally it had been an upmarket area of Manchester, but even in the 70's it was not safe to drive through if you were white. Now I believe it is totally out of bounds, giving the local name of Gunchester to the area.

Did you read of the riots in Belgium over the weekend?, between fans of a visiting white football team, and "local youth", the BBC and Sky failed to mention that the local youth were in fact gangs of North African muslims who had organised the attacks online, targeting whites.

Did you see the boy killed in London (now on an almost daily basis), he was murdered by a group of coloured men over a theft of a mobile phone, and this would probably have been hushed up except for the fact he was an aspiring actor. Most of this knife and gun crime is immigrant orientated, the government put together a report about the problem but were stopped from putting it out due to "pc" rules.

But I do agree we have our own yobs, though our kids seem to be on the receiving end of it these days, easy victims because the government doesnt want to know, and the press wont report it.

I am not against immigration at all, but it does have to be responsible and measured, surely you can see that allowing in scores of mainly young men (many of whom are from countries that are war torn, with the result they are hardened to death and used to violence, not to mention trained in warfare), is suicide for us?. If its families then ok, but when you see those thousands of young blokes waiting at Sangate and other places, then surely you must be a little alarmed? Just look up "Fallen List" if you dare!. Having witnessed many English families move to Scotland in the last couple of years, I ask myself are they the ones that cant afford to escape abroad?, just be carefull that what you wish for, that it doesnt result in the same problems for Scotland- being all fluffy and inclusive is no excuse for being naive.

Oh and before you say that those thousands of young men waiting to arrive here are "escaping persecution", well I know that if I was leaving my family and friends to that fate, I would be more inclined to stay and fight to protect them, but then doesnt that show the different cultural ethos, so how can they assimilate, or is it down to us to become like that?..No thanks! ..but then I'm a nasty "wacist"
May 26, 2008 10:16 AM CST BNP or SNP
DarkDreamer2005: Yawn.......
yep,been doing that way too longrolling on the floor laughing scold professor
May 26, 2008 11:24 AM CST BNP or SNP
TartanK
TartanKTartanKGlasgow, Strathclyde, Scotland UK1 Threads 333 Posts
Aye, that's me yawning too.
May 26, 2008 12:37 PM CST BNP or SNP
lostbikerboy
lostbikerboylostbikerboyedinburgh, Lothian, Scotland UK1 Threads 14 Posts
Yawn boys?, I think you have been asleep far too long already!, no more coment to give you I'm afraid (which I'm sure will give you the satisfaction of thinking YOU have ended the debate), only that time will tell, wont it?.

ps Doesnt the very definition of Nationalist, be it Scottish or British, imply a view of superiority over other nationalities?.. Anyway I dont want you yawning again guys, wouldnt want you coming over as rude, ignorant or intolerant of others views, I guess for some debate is only ok as long as you agree with them, eh?barf
Aug 11, 2008 6:40 PM CST BNP or SNP
ayrshie
ayrshieayrshieAyr, Strathclyde, Scotland UK2 Threads 9 Posts
lostbikerboy: Yawn boys?, I think you have been asleep far too long already!, no more coment to give you I'm afraid (which I'm sure will give you the satisfaction of thinking YOU have ended the debate), only that time will tell, wont it?.

ps Doesnt the very definition of Nationalist, be it Scottish or British, imply a view of superiority over other nationalities?.. Anyway I dont want you yawning again guys, wouldnt want you coming over as rude, ignorant or intolerant of others views, I guess for some debate is only ok as long as you agree with them, eh?


I have to wonder about your name "lostbikerboy" and you say you are from Edinburgh but I would guess by your retterick that you are not Scottish. One major fact that you seem to have neglected to mention is that Scotland is in its own right a sovereign nation and has been for over 1000 years.
It was James V1 who in the 17th century started the union of the crowns to attempt to rule Scotland at the stroke of a pen from London. That was followed by the deed of union in 1707 which to all intents and purposes was a traitors charter which was signed by Scottish nobles and not the Scottish people .
The conflicts over the centuries between Scotland and England were initiated by those nobles in both Scotland and England to further their own financial status by gaining estates and titles. In over 1000 years nothing has changed as the politicians who dictate our laws are as corrupt and immoral as any figure in the history of both Scotland and England.
Nothing has changed as the poor are still the losers and the politicians keep their filthy noses in the trough. Dont be under any illusions both Scotland and England are both sovereign nations and we are both equally as proud of our countrys and I am a Scottish nationalist and the definition of the word nationalist I would use is the right to self determination and freedom of will.
One important point the English people should realise is that had Scotland have had control of the revenues from the north sea then today we would have the strongest currency in the developed world with a tax surplus of £6 billion a year. But alas we are too busy ribbing each other to grasp the fact that even the English people outside the M25 perimiter are subsidising those inside the M25. As far as Westminster is concerned England only exists inside the M25.
This is British aristocracy and corruption at its best.

Yes I am a Scottish nationalist and roll on independence and to sum up the roll of Scottish MP's in the westminster parliament by keeping their filthy fingers grasping onto the gravy train I have to quote a phrase from a famous Ayrshire poet Robert Burns who aptly used the phrase "their souls are bought and sold for English gold"

I rest my case....so far !!
Aug 11, 2008 7:40 PM CST BNP or SNP
jojo69
jojo69jojo69Birmingham, but from Liverpool, West Midlands, England UK15 Threads 1 Polls 1,565 Posts
Ahh Bless!!!!!!!

And it has only taken you nearly 3 months to think of an answer!!!!

comfort comfort rolling on the floor laughing
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