Little Englander (sour)

Yes, but from a position where I can't be brought up before and, possibly suspended/fined by, the Standards Board for England.
I will attend the monthly PC meeting and have my say when I think it necessary the same with the monthly District Council Forums.

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youcanhandlethetruth

I'm very sorry to hear that.

May I ask under what circumstances you may be possibly suspended/fined by, the Standards Board for England ?
I understand if you do not want to get into something that is possibly painful for you to talk about, but I feel it's important people understand what is going on....

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kernow

I wasn't aware white folk had community leaders! Unless you're talking about Councillors and they have taken a leaf out of the professional politicians book and look after themselves and their ilk!

Westcountryman

What's a community leader when he's at home?

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Manus haec inimica tyrannis ense petit placidam sub libertate quietam - "This hand of mine, which is hostile to tyrants, seeks by the sword quiet peace under liberty."

youcanhandlethetruth

A government worker on holiday.

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Little Englander (sour)

If you google The Standards Board for England and read the "contract" that must be signed by every Councillor in the land, you will see how hands are tied and mouths gagged. In the event that a Council/Councils refuse to sign the contract it will be arbitrarily imposed.

No pain to me personally, but this procedure is being used more and more as a weapon to undermine the opposing view.

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Little Englander (bigoted)

youcanhandlethetruth

Maybe I have got this totally wrong but I have looked at the The Parish Councils (Model Code of Conduct) Order 2001

and one of the provision it states is:

13. Within 28 days of the provisions of the authority's code of conduct being adopted or applied to that authority or within 28 days of his election or appointment to office (if that is later), a member must register his other interests in the authority's register maintained under section 81(1) of the Local Government Act 2000 by providing written notification to the monitoring officer of the responsible authority of his membership of or position of general control or management in any -

(b) public authority or body exercising functions of a public nature

d) body whose principal purposes include the influence of public opinion or policy; and

Is that one of the areas of concern or have I got it totally wrong ?

I also looked at THE MODEL CODE OF CONDUCT FOR PARISH AND TOWN COUNCILS 2007 which seems very similar...

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Little Englander (sour)

"001 has been revoked, repealed or amended by 2007 code of conduct.
Authorities can choose to add local rules ...
Automatically applied to those who do not adopt the code ...

I have no problem with a code the directs the behaviour of members or officers of a Council.
I have no problem with declaration of interests especially financial.
I have a problem with Councils being run on Political party ideology (against the rules, but it happens). Elected members serve the whole community no matter what their political views.
My cause was the increase in "back garden/infill development" and those that elected me shared my opinion that the infrastructure (schools, roads, dentists, shops, employment etc.) was not being developed in tandem.
Because I live near said developments I am denied a vote as are those that elected me.
A gag by any other name.

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Little Englander (bigoted)

cassie

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It is yet another diversion intended to render the English, by far the largest single nation, invisible in our own land!

Effectively, the series is about the 'white ENGLISH working class', but the BRITISH (Scots & other minorities) dominated Broadcasting Corporation doesn't want to say so, and avoids saying so as much as possible!

Usually, BBC programmes are redolent with Scottishness, not least Scottish accents. Quite unusually for a Beeb operation, they (Scots) seem singularly lacking . . . I wonder why that is!

In 'Rivers of Blood' we had an Asian casually remarking that Enoch was really an English nationalist! It's all of a piece!

The Beeb does not refer to the English because we are an indigenous people, and it might draw attention to the wholesale breaches of our rights as set out in UN Declaration 61/295 eg Article 6 - the right to a nationality.



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cassie

Of course the English have community leaders; they are councillors, clergymen, magistrates etc. You appear to have been duped by the 'race industry' into thinking that community leaders represent solely foreigners and their stock, that they are solely mullahs and rabbis!

The fact is that incomers have refused to integrate, and part of that refusal is to appoint their own community leaders!

However, the indigenous people of England have a right to their own community leaders and not have them undermined or diminished by mohamed-come-latelys and their British accomplices!


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