Thread: Common Purpose

Originally Posted by Little Englander (sour)

Fotley, you will soon be labelled as a nutter or a tin foil head and possibly added to someones ignore list.
The only conspiracies (real or imagined) allowed on this forum are those devised by the EU.

This is not conspiracy this is whats known as progressivism which is the early roots of fascism. It turns the a whole country into one big business with the government and massive corporations at the head of it, with the population of a country working for it.

It's kind of like communism but if you help the system you can walk up the ladder of the system.

Most of the num nut's who walk round calling them selves's progressives don't really understand what they are promoting or the dangers.

Just to prove the point read this. Guardian Unlimited | Comment is free | Charles Clarke: High stakes for Labour

On this basis, if Labour gets it all wrong, and the Conservatives get it all right, the next general election (I expect it in May 2010) will be the next major turning point, leading to more than a decade of Tory power. But if Labour gets it right, it could easily win well again, and even lay the basis of a Scandinavian-style

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"progressive century", where our approach and values become entrenched. 


So the stakes are high.

Just to give you a taste of what I mean.

YouTube - Author Jonah Goldberg on Glenn Beck 2/20 - Liberal Fascism

YouTube - Author Jonah Goldberg on Glenn Beck 2/21 - Liberal Fascism

YouTube - Author Jonah Goldberg on Glenn Beck 2/21 - Liberal Fascism

Fotley I know where your coming from interesting to note Hillary Clinton describes her as a progressive.

Roland,the Common Purpose thread has over 250 views since 8pm Weds.
Not bad for a fringe subjetc eh...

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Originally Posted by david H

Ea, "There are loads of links to it in Hansard" but only one reference to Bilderburg.

Can you give us the link. Purely out of interest I didn't think it was ever spoken about in parliament.

It's a pity conversation like this always resort to "conspiracy theories" or NWO or whatever. It muddies the waters of what is obviously a large amount of public money being spent on what looks like "leadership training" and other PC nonsense.

Ea of dune

It is ashame that a former leading member of UKIP and failed leadership contender is spending time effort and money 'exposing' Common Purpose as some sort of insidious conspiracy.

It makes the whole anti-EU movement out to be fruitcakes and nutters.

Those people that rant about Common Purpose sound exactly the same as those who rant about the Bilderbergers.