He's in for a shock then.Originally Posted by jgrabham
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Maybe he was inspired by the devastating book 'Pink Swastika' which exposes the murderous gay cabal at the evil heart of Hitler's Nazi Party.
The PinkSwastika 4th Edition - Final
Nooo, he just hates the knowlege that foreigners come in and think of him as something discusting and to be avoided, when Its his native country. (which I agree with him on BTW)
Look, the people you are after are the people you depend on. We cook your meals, we haul your trash, we connect your calls, we drive your ambulances. We guard you while you sleep. Do not... f**k with us.
Proudly increasing my CO2 output since 2007
"I'd have no desire to penalize a man because he's worthonly fifteen dollars a week. But I'll be damned if I can see why a man worth
forty must be penalized - and penalized in favor of the one who's less
competent."
- Ayn Rand
Second anniversary of election of pro-EU David Cameron as Tory leader Oh, maybe immigration isn't such a bad thing after all.
Yeugh!
How about felling a Saddam-style effigy of the Eton treason-rat or burning him in effigy?
Come to think of it, why bother with an effigy?
Thatcher, Conservative, Labour, GLC, Tory, London, Livingstone, Cameron For those who do not know - after two years of Mrs. (now Lady) Thatcher as Conservative opposition leader (her second anniversary as Leader of the Opposition was in February 1977) she was about to pull off a spectacular election victory by defeating Labour in the May 1977 Greater London Council elections. That Tory win boosted her popularity and appeal and, of course, we all know she became Prime Minister two years after that.
By coincidence, the second anniversary of David Cameron's leadership of the Conservative Party (today) also falls within months of London elections.
I cannot stand the horrible leftist Labour europhile Livingstone and want him defeated as Mayor of the capital in next May's elections - however, the most recent London-only opinion poll puts Livingstone clearly ahead of Boris Johnson MP (the Conservative London Mayoral candidate) despite the big Conservative lead in the national opinion polls.
Will pro-EU and anti-UKIP David Cameron be deprived of the vital boost that his party winning the 2008 London Mayoral election would bring him?
Do you only ever read and believe what the PC media tell you? The BNP HAS gay members and supporters. FACT. Ok, it is true that the BNP doesn't support all of the so-called 'gay rights agenda' but it wouldn't ban what consenting adults get up to in their own homes. That is the BNP's policy.- It is basically along the lines of 'don't ask, don't tell'.
Which part does it support then?
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