Originally Posted by crac

It seems rather obvious to state that there needs to be formed and put together a rainbow coalition of all parties who's first love is Englands and Britains national and historic cultural achievements and unique character which intends to hold on to everything best that it can about England and Britain while being progressive and forward thinking because the world is always changing and offering new oppertunities but the natural wish of this political umbrella organisation would be independence in every possible principle and practice.

Ground rules need to be set and a full agenda for action over the term of a government can be worked out, putting things right after the mess left by the previous parties. Lets say in principle all good aims that are possible will be met but not all at once, but pull together and you'll have the satisfaction of fullfilling your agenda with the support of the whole organisation.

In this way the policy shortcomings of over narrowly focused representation to the wider public can be overcome and a fully inclusive sweep of understanding planning and positive intentions can be seen to be available in a responsible way as preparation for government.

Naturally policies may be tweeked a little here and there to make them doable but if peoples hearts are in the right place about it then they should agree in the spirit of a common love for England to get down to the nitty gritty of really making it possible.

I might suggest that one of the ground rules would be all members of this coalition of love should conduct their financial affairs with the highest standards of probity.

Originally Posted by Englishman

Cassie,

Whilst I understand or presume you are not of any party any more like myself, I hope you will be or are getting something going non politically, even if it is just yourself attacking our enemies out there.

You have enough talent to do so, and you have enough talent to anoy the pants right off of the enemy as well, as shown on here :-) :-) :-)
(Please accept this humour, I'm not meaning to offend, and if I did then I'm sorry mate)

C'mon mate the English nationalist movement, needs us all fighting from what ever perspective we can.

Whats your latest project mate? I hope you are letter writting to the enemy at the least etc

Originally Posted by david H

That's a good idea cassie, but try not to attack your own side or split the movement. You'll find it will be more succesful (sic) that way.

Originally Posted by cassie

That's it Davie boy! Tell us what we must do and not do! Censor rational criticism! Pander to dictatorial, uncomprehending, half-wits such as . . .

What do you propose for yourself? How about removing the beam from your own eye? Cultural crime indeed!!!


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Originally Posted by Frith

Oh, hey, don't be shy! Let me finish the sentence for you: "pander to dictatorial, uncomprehending, half-wits such as ... Frith."

Ah, Frith, her load is heavy, her pathway strewn wiv rocks,
Why don't you just give way to your desire,
And place her in the stocks?

Along with any other "half-wits" that happen to be lounging about. What good are stocks if they don't have villains in 'em?

Originally Posted by cassie

Once again, the ill mannered South African citizen pokes her nose in when she is not being addressed . . . but what should we expect from 'point fivers'?


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Originally Posted by Frith

I'm not ill-mannered.

Originally Posted by cassie

To lower myself to your level of exchange: you can say black is white if you like, but it doesn't make it true!

The difference between my post and yours is that I gave a reason for saying what I said.

It would appear that it is common practice and acceptable in South Africa to persistently intervene.


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Originally Posted by Frith

Yes, we call it helping. If you scream that you are being murdered I will not turn my back on you but come to your defence. If your car breaks down I shall stop and help you. If your cat gets stuck up a tree I shall help you. I shall help you when you are sick and when you are sad and when you are in trouble.

When I heard cries of distress from England and of course Britain in general, I and many others, came to help. It isn't interference. It is kinship. And I don't appreciate your reference of having to "lower yourself to my level". That is disgracefully insulting. You should be ashamed of the way you speak to people. In South Africa I am afraid it might earn you what they call here a "klap." (Besoeker may laugh, as he has a name that means "visitor" here, so I presume he has connections.)