Should EDP/EFP share a section instead?

Populist Lee · 07-05-2008, 04:04 PM

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Originally Posted by Englander 1

Richard your attempts at keeping this non-story going must be commended...please let it be known we have no alliance with any other party.

I wonder if England For Ever will be able to produce emails (or similar evidence) to confirm or refute your claim.

Mikeuk · 07-05-2008, 06:09 PM

Tooting Popular Front and Tooting New Popular Front at war!

Who cares?

moe · 07-05-2008, 06:37 PM

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Originally Posted by Richard the Lionheart

Just a thought, but as the EDP and the EFP have some sort of unofficial alliance, should they both share a section and a slight renaming of the forums take place?

Just a suggestion. I don't want anything to do with the EFP, but the EDP are quite happy with them. Maybe EFP posters should post in the EDP section

Pathetic

Why are the FEP so obsessed with the EDP?

Youve left the party so please stop going on about them. If you think about them all the time, ask if you can rejoin.

Richard the Lionheart · 07-05-2008, 08:07 PM

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Originally Posted by moe

Pathetic

Why are the FEP so obsessed with the EDP?

Youve left the party so please stop going on about them. If you think about them all the time, ask if you can rejoin.

I'd rather eat my left whatsit

cassie · 07-05-2008, 09:08 PM

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Originally Posted by Richard the Lionheart

Just a thought, but as the EDP and the EFP have some sort of unofficial alliance, should they both share a section and a slight renaming of the forums take place?

Just a suggestion. I don't want anything to do with the EFP, but the EDP are quite happy with them. Maybe EFP posters should post in the EDP section

Richard, do you know, there was a moment when I actually believed you when you said that you and the FEP were not going to use this section to snipe at the EDP.

Do you actually think that this kind of thread enhances English nationalism? Hilary Clinton, eat your heart out!

HMMmm!

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Richard the Lionheart · 07-05-2008, 09:13 PM

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Originally Posted by cassie

Richard, do you know, there was a moment when I actually believed you when you said that you and the FEP were not going to use this section to snipe at the EDP.

Do you actually think that this kind of thread enhances English nationalism? Hilary Clinton, eat your heart out!

HMMmm!

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There is of course an element of that, from both sides. Yes, we want to keep integrity here, but with some of our adversaries, it's extremely difficult, as you well know!

Ea of Dune · 08-05-2008, 01:16 AM

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Tooting Popular Front and Tooting New Popular Front at war!

Who cares?

I'm sure people said that about Tom Paine, then he moved to the English colonies via Lewes and look what happened

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Ea of dune

Mikeuk · 08-05-2008, 11:28 AM

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Originally Posted by Ea of Dune

I'm sure people said that about Tom Paine, then he moved to the English colonies via Lewes and look what happened

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Ea of dune

I daresay they did, but these guys aren't in the same league.

More pain than Paine.

Frith · 08-05-2008, 11:58 AM

You have to be wary of one thing. If anyone well versed in political upheavels and social fallout is going to want to get a spanner in the works all they have to do in today's hysterically politically correct universe is say "far right" and then tack this onto some hapless individual or even party and away ya go! Bunfight in the market square with adversaries looking on and smiling.

It is like the old ploys used against our feuding ancestors when there was corn to be stolen and cattle to be rustled and maidens to be ravished, villages to be burned and natives to be impaled. Just say "Oh, look there goes a Pict!" Or, "Was that a Saxon I saw flitting among the sedge?" and you have a whole tribe out with a gleam in their eye to chase after the will o' the wisp evil-doer. Meanwhile back at the fortress the smiling foxes are packing their rucksacks full and lighting their brands. When the village idiots get back they will know what the scorched earth policy means, but it will be too late to do anything about it. As this has happened so many times before, it would be a good idea to have learned from it.

Whenever someone whips out the race card, ignore it. Britain does not have any actual nazi parties, and the so-called "fascists" are often Joe Bloggs from down the road and his cousin Bob who have joined something so they can make a difference and be useful on issues pertaining to their survival as British citizens. Hardly the beer hall putsch.

Ea of Dune is right - individuals are not the same as their group orientation and group orientation can be misleading because the foxes keep telling you what they want you to think instead of allowing you to make up your own mind.

Ignore the red herring of the race card. It will cause your village to burn down because you weren't concentrating on the one holding the lighted match. The FEP doesn't need to defend itself against charges of fascism. It isn't a fascist party. End of story.

It is also not a crime in any book on earth to be from a European race group and chuffed about this. It is also not a crime to want to defend your own. Everyone else is allowed to do it. But the foxes know that if they keep mentioning the elusive nazi in the bullrushes they can go on burning villages till the cows come home, whereon they will drive them off and be double lucky in one cross border raid.

Beware the cunning foxes. This is ancient lore. Beware Reynard. He knows where to stuck the javelin in.

cassie · 08-05-2008, 12:10 PM

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Originally Posted by Frith

You have to be wary of one thing. If anyone well versed in political upheavels and social fallout is going to want to get a spanner in the works all they have to do in today's hysterically politically correct universe is say "far right" and then tack this onto some hapless individual or even party and away ya go! Bunfight in the market square with adversaries looking on and smiling.

It is like the old ploys used against our feuding ancestors when there was corn to be stolen and cattle to be rustled and maidens to be ravished, villages to be burned and natives to be impaled. Just say "Oh, look there goes a Pict!" Or, "Was that a Saxon I saw flitting among the sedge?" and you have a whole tribe out with a gleam in their eye to chase after the will o' the wisp evil-doer. Meanwhile back at the fortress the smiling foxes are packing their rucksacks full and lighting their brands. When the village idiots get back they will know what the scorched earth policy means, but it will be too late to do anything about it. As this has happened so many times before, it would be a good idea to have learned from it.

Whenever someone whips out the race card, ignore it. Britain does not have any actual nazi parties, and the so-called "fascists" are often Joe Bloggs from down the road and his cousin Bob who have joined something so they can make a difference and be useful on issues pertaining to their survival as British citizens. Hardly the beer hall putsch.

Ea of Dune is right - individuals are not the same as their group orientation and group orientation can be misleading because the foxes keep telling you what they want you to think instead of allowing you to make up your own mind.

Ignore the red herring of the race card. It will cause your village to burn down because you weren't concentrating on the one holding the lighted match. The FEP doesn't need to defend itself against charges of fascism. It isn't a fascist party. End of story.

It is also not a crime in any book on earth to be from a European race group and chuffed about this. It is also not a crime to want to defend your own. Everyone else is allowed to do it. But the foxes know that if they keep mentioning the elusive nazi in the bullrushes they can go on burning villages till the cows come home, whereon they will drive them off and be double lucky in one cross border raid.

Beware the cunning foxes. This is ancient lore. Beware Reynard. He knows where to stuck the javelin in.

As MacMillan once said in the UN immediately after Khrushchev had stopped banging the table with his shoe which he'd taken off for the purpose, 'Translation please'?

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Mikeuk Uber Member Join Date: Feb 2005 Location: Fareham Posts: 5,650 Party: Conservatives	Tooting Popular Front and Tooting New Popular Front at war! Who cares?

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Frith Senior Member Join Date: Jan 2008 Posts: 660	You have to be wary of one thing. If anyone well versed in political upheavels and social fallout is going to want to get a spanner in the works all they have to do in today's hysterically politically correct universe is say "far right" and then tack this onto some hapless individual or even party and away ya go! Bunfight in the market square with adversaries looking on and smiling. It is like the old ploys used against our feuding ancestors when there was corn to be stolen and cattle to be rustled and maidens to be ravished, villages to be burned and natives to be impaled. Just say "Oh, look there goes a Pict!" Or, "Was that a Saxon I saw flitting among the sedge?" and you have a whole tribe out with a gleam in their eye to chase after the will o' the wisp evil-doer. Meanwhile back at the fortress the smiling foxes are packing their rucksacks full and lighting their brands. When the village idiots get back they will know what the scorched earth policy means, but it will be too late to do anything about it. As this has happened so many times before, it would be a good idea to have learned from it. Whenever someone whips out the race card, ignore it. Britain does not have any actual nazi parties, and the so-called "fascists" are often Joe Bloggs from down the road and his cousin Bob who have joined something so they can make a difference and be useful on issues pertaining to their survival as British citizens. Hardly the beer hall putsch. Ea of Dune is right - individuals are not the same as their group orientation and group orientation can be misleading because the foxes keep telling you what they want you to think instead of allowing you to make up your own mind. Ignore the red herring of the race card. It will cause your village to burn down because you weren't concentrating on the one holding the lighted match. The FEP doesn't need to defend itself against charges of fascism. It isn't a fascist party. End of story. It is also not a crime in any book on earth to be from a European race group and chuffed about this. It is also not a crime to want to defend your own. Everyone else is allowed to do it. But the foxes know that if they keep mentioning the elusive nazi in the bullrushes they can go on burning villages till the cows come home, whereon they will drive them off and be double lucky in one cross border raid. Beware the cunning foxes. This is ancient lore. Beware Reynard. He knows where to stuck the javelin in.