Thread: Should the EDP section be closed down?

Originally Posted by Sebastian Melmouth

I did originally vote for this section to stay open, but as it has become apparent that it merely exists for the English Democrat members to post outrageous claims and dubious 'news' items, and that any kind of discussion appears to have been outlawed then it has surely outlived its usefulness.

Care to cite [say] half a dozen examples of each? Are you also saying that no "outrageous claims and dubious 'news' items" are ever posted in any of the other political parties' sections, or are you simply singling out the EDP . . . again?

Originally Posted by Sebastian Melmouth

All I have learned is that the majority of English Democrats on this forum, in my opinion, appear to be rude and unwilling or unable to discuss politics. They just want to boast about their 'achievements' (strange considering they have never ever had anyone elected at any level anywhere) and encourage supporters to break electoral laws.

The injustice of it all to someone himself unfailing rude and avoiding of true political debate! Never mind, SM is on the case, albeit with sour grapes!!!


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Originally Posted by cassie

Care to cite [say] half a dozen examples of each? Are you also saying that no "outrageous claims and dubious 'news' items" are ever posted in any of the other political parties' sections, or are you simply singling out the EDP . . . again?

The injustice of it all to someone himself unfailing rude and avoiding of true political debate! Never mind, SM is on the case, albeit with sour grapes!!!


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Actually no I would rather talk about how the National Membership Secretary and South East Area Chairman Mr Steven Uncles made a request for all supporters of the English Democrats on here to commit an act that would break part of the Representation of the People Act 1983.

Is that political enough? Or is that just 'silly' too?

Originally Posted by Sebastian Melmouth

Actually no I would rather talk about how the National Membership Secretary and South East Area Chairman Mr Steven Uncles made a request for all supporters of the English Democrats on here to commit an act that would break part of the Representation of the People Act 1983.

Is that political enough? Or is that just 'silly' too?

I'll be kind ~ it is simply inadequate!


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Originally Posted by cassie

I'll be kind ~ it is simply inadequate!


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Please explain why then........

Originally Posted by Sebastian Melmouth

Please explain why then........

If you tried to take action solely on the basis of your comment: "The National Membership Secretary and South East Area Chairman Mr Steven Uncles made a request for all supporters of the English Democrats on here to commit an act that would break part of the Representation of the People Act 1983." what do you imagine would be the outcome?


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Originally Posted by ANGLO-STAFFS

S M.
Cassie didn't even know that the ED Party could be held to account for people fly-posting their stuff until I told him.
His grasp of rules and the law is rather limp.

So stop asking hard questions

I do not accept your facile, skewed account of the situation. Neither am I impressed with your knowledge of the law, especially that governing racial discrimination!

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Originally Posted by Steve Uncles

The reason, that we don't get as many votes as the BNP, is simply because our awareness is not as high.

You fail over and over again to understand that politics is more about marketing then policy.

When will you learn ?

I'm glad you understand that. Does that mean someone from the EDP will get elected to the European parliament next month?