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Old 10-04-2008, 09:26 PM   #31 (permalink)
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'Restoration of the gibbet'.

Are these guys nutters?
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Old 10-04-2008, 11:42 PM   #32 (permalink)
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'Restoration of the gibbet'.

Are these guys nutters?
Possibly, but I'm sure that is not their contention! I didn't even know what 'gibbet' was before this evening. I apologise for my ignorance of the execution methods of the 18th Century which England First seek to reintroduce in England in 2008.

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Gibbet usually refers to a gallows-type structure from which the dead bodies of executed criminals were hanged on public display to deter other existing or potential criminals. It can also be used as a verb, denoting the action of placing criminals in gibbets. This practice is also called "hanging in chains".[1]

Gibbeting was common law punishment, which a judge could impose in addition to execution. This practice was regularised by the Murder Act 1752, which empowered Judges to impose this for murder. It was most often used for traitors, murderers, highwaymen, and sheep-stealers, to discourage others. The structures were therefore often placed adjacent to public highways.
I don't support Gibbeting regardless of whether it is 'populist'.

The English Democrats must make an official statement about what Kentishman said about England First musn't they? I suppose if the media couldn't care less then they actually don't need to say a word. But it will all be stored in the computers of journalists across the land just in case.
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A clear statement would be helpful.
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Old 12-04-2008, 07:01 PM   #34 (permalink)
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This is what we have in so far:-


The North [1 Candidate] Area Chairman Steve Gash
Carlisle City Council
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Gash, Stephen Paul - English Democrats - "Putting England First!"


Yorkshire [15 Candidates] Area Chairman Michael Cassidy

Calderdale
Mick Clarke Elland
Johnathan Rogan Greetland & Stainland
John Dowson Northowram & Shelf
Thomas Lumb Sowerby Bridge
David Stevenson Rastrick

Bradford
Andrew Clarke Wibsey


Kirklees
Paul McEnhill Denby Dale
Ivan Purkiss Kirkburton


Leeds
Dean Locke Bramley & Stanningley

Doncaster
Peter Davies Finningley
John Wallis Torne Valley

Hull
Graham Robinson Boothferry
Richard Howard Newington
Peter Mawer St Andrews
Sharon Mawer Pickering


North West [5 Candidates] - Area Chairman Ed Abrams
Details to Follow

West Midlands [1 Candidate] - Area Chairman Fred Bishop
Dave Lane

East Midlands [1 Candidate] - Area Chairman Dave Ball
North East Lincolnshire (Grimsby)
Kevin Hunter, Park Ward

Eastern Counties [5+ Candidates] - Area Chairman Brian Lee
Robin Tilbrook
Paula Hayter
Mr Hayter
Kim Gandy
John Cooper

South West [Not Known] - Area Chairman Mike Blundell

South East [12 Candidates] - Area Chairman Steven Uncles

Portsmouth City Council
Copnor - David Knight
Cosham - David Ward
Drayton and Farlington - Clive Percy
Hilsea - Matthew Clark
Nelson - Kevin Baker
Baffins - Alan Wakeford
Charles Dickens - Dave Farley
Fratton Peirs Goodwin

Havant Council
Bedhampton - George Herbert
Bondfields - Grant Greenham

Gosport Council
Rowner and Holbrook - Bob Shaw

Fareham
Porchester West Alan Chapman


London [38 Candidates] - Area Chairman Roger Cooper

Mayor - Matt O'Connor

Constituency Candidates

Barnet & Harrow - David Stevens

Bexley & Bromley – Steven Uncles

Brent & Harrow – Arvind Tailor

City & East – John Griffiths

Croydon & Sutton – Richard Castle

Ealing & Hillingdon – Sati Chaggar

Enfield & Haringey – Teresa Cannon

Greenwich & Lewisham - Joanna Lumley

Havering & Redbridge – Leo Brookes

Lambeth & Southwark – Janus Polenceus

Merton & Wandsworth – Steve Scott

North East – John Dodds

South West – Roger Cooper

West Central – Alex Vaughan

Party List - London Assembly Candidates
1.
Roger Cooper
2.
Steven Uncles
3.
Leo Brookes
4.
Sati Chaggar
5.
Janus Polenceus
6.
Brent & Harrow – Arvind Tailor
7.
Teresa Cannon
8.
Joanna Lumley
9.
Richard Castle

10. David Stevens
11. Carol White
12. John Dodds
13. Alex Vaughan
14. Ursula Polenceus
15. Kathie Broughton
16. John Griffiths
17. Liz Painter
18. Paul Szarmari
19. James Ware
20. Steve Scott
21. Nicole Stevens
22. Peter Tate
23. Matt O’Connor
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It's a printing error, I believe they want to still be able to get their giblets so they can make Chicken Soup !
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It's a printing error, I believe they want to still be able to get their giblets so they can make Chicken Soup !
Make a joke out of it if you wish. Any very distant day your party has the potential to be credible is the day the electronic, then print and then broadcast media will make this topic on this forum a very serious issue.
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Thank you for your vote of confidence.

My posting style has been consistent for cirac 4 years, I don't intend to change it now.
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Oh dear... despite me highlighting the ED candidate in Cambridge the other day the ED's do not currently acknowledge this person as a candidate. Brian Lee is presumably responsible. Is Tim Hawke a candidate? If not why not? If so why has he been excluded from the list of ED candidates?

Simple questions asked and simple answers requested in return.
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Thank you for your vote of confidence.

My posting style has been consistent for cirac 4 years, I don't intend to change it now.
I have no confidence in you Kentishman, sorry. I suppose the above was a reply to my post? Just a reminder, one of the matters of consideration is "5. The abolition of the Islamic faith and demolition of all mosques".

I won't ask you to change your posting style in response to that, but merely to comment on it considering your statement:

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We'll done all those English Nationalist who are standing up for England - what ever Flavour of English Nationalism you represent.
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Oh dear... despite me highlighting the ED candidate in Cambridge the other day the ED's do not currently acknowledge this person as a candidate. Brian Lee is presumably responsible. Is Tim Hawke a candidate? If not why not? If so why has he been excluded from the list of ED candidates?

Simple questions asked and simple answers requested in return.
Before making unsubstantiated allegations, whoever hides under the title, 'Independent UKIP' should check his/her facts. Brian Lee was not reponsible, and Tim Hawke is a candidate.
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