O'Connor expands on why he quit.

Vortex · 28-04-2008, 07:30 PM

[quote=ENGLISH JEW;493489]How the worm turns, O'Conner is not Pro-English, he is just Pro-Conner. What he couldn't haddle is that the cause was bigger than him.

We did everything to help him out and his campaign but the real story is that he was too ****** to do most things.

His campaign manager happens to be his missus and as an NC member, I don't recall her resigning serveal weeks ago.

This is a guy who is clinging by his fingertips to any sort of political career he has left.

We have learned a very valuable lesson with this one and that is that the only true people who can stand up for and speak for ENGLAND are the ordinary folk who believe that England is bigger than anyone person,

I presume that your use of the asterisks refers to allegations of alcohol abuse by Mr O'Connor opined by your leader Robin Tilbrook?

Sovereignty NI · 28-04-2008, 07:32 PM

Ex-Candidate O'Connor Backs Christian Choice | MayorWatch®

First Published: Monday 28 April 2008, 16:53

Matt O'Connor, who recently withdraw as the English Democrats Mayoral candidate, has called on supporters to vote for Christian Choice candidate Alan Craig in Thursday's elections.

Mr O’Connor, said that after resigning from the English Democrats and after "discussing the matter with my family and children, we decided we would all be voting with our consciences and that meant voting for Alan Craig and The Christian Choice."

O’Connor said Christian Choice "are are the only party serious about standing up for families and our capital's children."

"The political establishment needs to re-focus on families and that was the only reason I agreed to stand in the first place, to bring attention to the fact that families have been routinely let down by this government."

Northumbrian · 28-04-2008, 08:14 PM

If his sole purpose was to gain more support for absent fathers using the EDP as a vehicle, then what's this nonsense about him trying to campaign for an English parliament?

This man is definitely not an English nationalist, which may explain why he was attracted to the EDP.

..... whoops! sorry! Cheap shot. Couldn't resist it .... sorry!

stathan · 28-04-2008, 08:35 PM

This is absolutely hilarious!

A bunch of English Nationalist nutters who made fools of themselves by standing in the Welsh National Assembly elections watch their London candidate resign days before polling and who then pledges to vote for another party.

Meanwhile their former spurned London candidate Andrew Constantine stomps off in a strop, forms his own party and is spotted on the weekend on the Welsh Western Mail message board describing his new baby as the foremost English Nationalist party before cosying up to the EU mad Plaid Cymru fanatics infesting that particular forum.

Keep em coming guys, this stuff is comedy gold!!

Northumbrian · 28-04-2008, 08:45 PM

Sounds like Mr Constantine's approach is more pragmatic, though.

Richard the Lionheart · 28-04-2008, 09:14 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by stathan

This is absolutely hilarious!

A bunch of English Nationalist nutters who made fools of themselves by standing in the Welsh National Assembly elections watch their London candidate resign days before polling and who then pledges to vote for another party.

Meanwhile their former spurned London candidate Andrew Constantine stomps off in a strop, forms his own party and is spotted on the weekend on the Welsh Western Mail message board describing his new baby as the foremost English Nationalist party before cosying up to the EU mad Plaid Cymru fanatics infesting that particular forum.

Keep em coming guys, this stuff is comedy gold!!

The point you miss here is that both the SNP and Plaid support independence, which is the aim of Free England. Once the union has been dissolved, what Scotland and Wales do is entirely up to them.

Rebirth · 28-04-2008, 09:15 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Northumbrian

This man is definitely not an English nationalist, which may explain why he was attracted to the EDP.

..... whoops! sorry! Cheap shot. Couldn't resist it .... sorry!

So selling out to the Welsh EU supporters makes you an English nationalist? We have three main pro-EU parties, we don't need anymore.

mkpdavies · 28-04-2008, 09:19 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Richard the Lionheart

The point you miss here is that both the SNP and Plaid support independence, which is the aim of Free England. Once the union has been dissolved, what Scotland and Wales do is entirely up to them.

They don't want independence. They full support becoming an EU state, which England we be divied up into 9 and made into too. You think English cash being distributed is bad now, you wait until the full lock in.

Rebirth · 28-04-2008, 09:25 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by stathan

This is absolutely hilarious!

A bunch of English Nationalist nutters who made fools of themselves by standing in the Welsh National Assembly elections watch their London candidate resign days before polling and who then pledges to vote for another party.

Meanwhile their former spurned London candidate Andrew Constantine stomps off in a strop, forms his own party and is spotted on the weekend on the Welsh Western Mail message board describing his new baby as the foremost English Nationalist party before cosying up to the EU mad Plaid Cymru fanatics infesting that particular forum.

Keep em coming guys, this stuff is comedy gold!!

I thought they stood because of Monmouthshire, as no real debate was allowed in the UK establishment.

I'll ignore the insults...

Andrew Constantine · 28-04-2008, 09:26 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by stathan

This is absolutely hilarious!

A bunch of English Nationalist nutters who made fools of themselves by standing in the Welsh National Assembly elections watch their London candidate resign days before polling and who then pledges to vote for another party.

Meanwhile their former spurned London candidate Andrew Constantine stomps off in a strop, forms his own party and is spotted on the weekend on the Welsh Western Mail message board describing his new baby as the foremost English Nationalist party before cosying up to the EU mad Plaid Cymru fanatics infesting that particular forum.

Keep em coming guys, this stuff is comedy gold!!

I agree that the EDs have recently provided comedy gold.

As for the Free England Party, we are serious in our campaign to get England out of both Unions. If talking and working with nationalists in Scotland, Wales etc helps the cause of English Independence then we will try to work with them.

You did not provide a link, but anyone who is interested can see the exchanges easily enough, and you will see me stating my position of being pro-English independence and my comments encouraging Welsh Independence.

I happen to think that Independence would benefit both Scotland and Wales.

28-04-2008, 07:32 PM	#22 (permalink)
Sovereignty NI Member Join Date: May 2006 Posts: 106	Ex-Candidate O'Connor Backs Christian Choice Ex-Candidate O'Connor Backs Christian Choice \| MayorWatch® First Published: Monday 28 April 2008, 16:53 Matt O'Connor, who recently withdraw as the English Democrats Mayoral candidate, has called on supporters to vote for Christian Choice candidate Alan Craig in Thursday's elections. Mr O’Connor, said that after resigning from the English Democrats and after "discussing the matter with my family and children, we decided we would all be voting with our consciences and that meant voting for Alan Craig and The Christian Choice." O’Connor said Christian Choice "are are the only party serious about standing up for families and our capital's children." "The political establishment needs to re-focus on families and that was the only reason I agreed to stand in the first place, to bring attention to the fact that families have been routinely let down by this government."

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28-04-2008, 07:30 PM	#21 (permalink)
Vortex Senior Member Join Date: Jan 2008 Posts: 771 Party: BNP	[quote=ENGLISH JEW;493489]How the worm turns, O'Conner is not Pro-English, he is just Pro-Conner. What he couldn't haddle is that the cause was bigger than him. We did everything to help him out and his campaign but the real story is that he was too ****** to do most things. His campaign manager happens to be his missus and as an NC member, I don't recall her resigning serveal weeks ago. This is a guy who is clinging by his fingertips to any sort of political career he has left. We have learned a very valuable lesson with this one and that is that the only true people who can stand up for and speak for ENGLAND are the ordinary folk who believe that England is bigger than anyone person, I presume that your use of the asterisks refers to allegations of alcohol abuse by Mr O'Connor opined by your leader Robin Tilbrook?

28-04-2008, 08:14 PM	#23 (permalink)
Northumbrian Senior Member Join Date: Aug 2007 Location: Newcastle upon Tyne, England Posts: 992	If his sole purpose was to gain more support for absent fathers using the EDP as a vehicle, then what's this nonsense about him trying to campaign for an English parliament? This man is definitely not an English nationalist, which may explain why he was attracted to the EDP. ..... whoops! sorry! Cheap shot. Couldn't resist it .... sorry!

28-04-2008, 08:35 PM	#24 (permalink)
stathan Member Join Date: Feb 2007 Posts: 375	This is absolutely hilarious! A bunch of English Nationalist nutters who made fools of themselves by standing in the Welsh National Assembly elections watch their London candidate resign days before polling and who then pledges to vote for another party. Meanwhile their former spurned London candidate Andrew Constantine stomps off in a strop, forms his own party and is spotted on the weekend on the Welsh Western Mail message board describing his new baby as the foremost English Nationalist party before cosying up to the EU mad Plaid Cymru fanatics infesting that particular forum. Keep em coming guys, this stuff is comedy gold!!

28-04-2008, 08:45 PM	#25 (permalink)
Northumbrian Senior Member Join Date: Aug 2007 Location: Newcastle upon Tyne, England Posts: 992	Sounds like Mr Constantine's approach is more pragmatic, though.