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cooper


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It's not going to happen - http://www.independent.co.uk/news/uk/home-news/outrage-at-wootton-bassett-protest-1857756.html



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We shouldn't even be bringing our troops into Wootton Bassett, we should never have gone to war in the first place.



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Common sense prevails, it's a pity it doesn't always on this forum.



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Below is a good comment about how offensive islam4uk is but how protesting against the Afghan war is a valid act if done without insulting the dead. Apparently islam4uk's leader "is sending letters to the grieving families of fallen British soldiers, telling them he has "no sympathy whatsoever" for their plight, urging them instead to become Muslims to "save" themselves "from the hellfire". This group does not represent Islam, it is self-serving.

http://www.guardian.co.uk/commentisfree/belief/2010/jan/04/anjum-choudary-wootton-bassett



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Lets hope that the families receiving the letters throw them in the bin and not resort to violence because make no mistake Anjem Choudary is trying to provoke.



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Message 5,

Bang on, Choudary is just looking to muddy the waters to drum up support. Whether you believe the war to be right or wrong our boys just carry out their duty and risk their lives on a daily basis. Suprised Nick Griffin hasn't jumped on the bandwagon he wont be far away for sure.



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Here here blackpoolfan it's just disgustingly disrespectful no matter how you look at it - Why we BRITS put up with all this crap from them all god knows !!! we bow down too much



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Totally agree with blackpoolfan the uk is sadly on the verge of civil unrest because there are too many people saying they have rights to march and disrespect Britains laws and its people. Any christian that dares to say anything about islamic way of life is threatened with all manner of retribution.

So the goverment should stand firm and say that anyone wishing to live in the uk should abide by the laws and respect the country they have chosen to live in if they are not prepared to do that then kick them out along whith all the bloody dogooders.



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topten ..Iwrote exactly the same on another thread,and low and behold the thread has gone,vanished into thin air.That is twice it has happened to me,must be the way I tell em...



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Topten - they are not allowed to do that - there is the big book of EU rules that stops them governing for the country but makes them give freedom for all.



I had thought that civil unrest has been on the cards for the past 10 years, but now I think it will just slide on past, there are not enough people left in the UK (UK born people that is) who could cause unrest. I honestly think it has gone too far now and that the UK is just going to change into one huge multi-national city, split into sub divisions of race, creed and color that will eventually war against each other for the right to rule. Another forty years and it will all be over and done with - won't be there, will have snuffed it by then.



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Waddo, is that not a bit of an over statement"there are not enough people left in the UK (UK born people that is) who could cause unrest." What there is not enough of is people who really care what happens in their community and have the ostrich syndrome.



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We should encourage as many of these nutters as we can to march there !



They should be allowed to march through the town straight to the airport !



Where they should be handcuffed, stripped of their British nationality and passport then put on a plane !



Lastly when the plane arrives over the tribal areas between Pakistan/Afghanistan they should be chucked out the plane---

----with a parachute attached of course, we are civilised unlike the Taliban they idolise !!!!!!



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There was an article in the newspapers today referring to seven muslim protestors who appeared in court accused of screaming insults at soldiers during a homecoming parade. The men refused to stand for the judge claiming that it was ' a grave and cardinal sin to show anyone other than Allah respect'



A compromise was reached whereby the seven muslims would enter the court AFTER the judge had entered the court.



Why do we let these people get away with it? We show respect in their country, why can't they show respect in ours?



Lazy days


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Sorry no 1

Have to take issue with your mess 13 last sentence, its not so many months ago that brits were running round naked at a mosque here - is that showing respect ??



Also dont know if you read the local Esentepe newspaper Jan issue its called Esentepm, theres an interesting article in it its highlighted on http://www.glencoecyprus.com north cyprus forum, you should read it, makes you think how many T/C are thinking like this now



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They should also have been charged with contempt of court.

I totally agree with message 13.



Lilli



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andso do i. We have all been taught to respect that we are visitors with no rights what soever here. in uk they are automaically given our rights except we have to earn them. Why have they suddenly got more rights than any uk citizen who has worked all his or her s life. it seems unless we conform once we have given as lot of money, then we still have no rights. oh well it back to your villages here boys all be it in your hummers, they can plough a field We are out first opportunity we can xxxxxx



Lazy days


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Theres a lot of people thinking the same now Liz



Geoff


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I see on UK TV news this morning that the guy organising the anti-war march is on £25K a year benefits! That is £8K more take-home than a squaddie in Afgahnistan gets. Cream crackers!

Geoff

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I heard that too Geoff. He also lives in a £350,000 house (allegedly). Somethings wrong somewhere.



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hi geoff happy new year to you both. this just beggers beleif doesnt it



TopTen


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Msg 14 Lazydays

That is right what you have stated but most expats were and are dreadfully ashamed by these people we hope that TCs can appreciate that ,that is how most brits living here feel, disgusted at thier behaviour and want to distance ourselves from them.



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All I can say is If i were in charge he would be on the first plane back to where his origins are. or have him charged with treason or something.A bullet in the head is to good for that bloke...No doubt i will be censured for my comments but i dont care...



No1Doyen


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Not from me you won't coachie.



measey


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very good point.



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msg 19, yeah, owned by a relative, aint life great in UK. It's people like Bakri and Choudary that will spoil it for the genuine asylum seekers.

I understand that they are coming soon. The genuine asylum seekers that is.



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A lot of people slagged off the BNP not to long ago, it is situations such as these that makes them appealing to the voter. I for one am sick to death of all this crap as i fear i will become a minority in my own country. There is no way as a decent human being i could accept these twisted lunatics being allowed to walk through Britains streets to protest against our own soldiers that risk their life on a daily basis.

The question is simple how far does all this push you i.e. the immigrants, the proposed march, claiming all these benefits, and also the political correctness stuff.

Do we begin to hate muslims? and their beliefs ,do we become racist or do we ignore it and tolerate it..............



viper


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Msg 26



You are so right in your thinking and I have lots of pals that think the same .. I'm sick to the teeth of our politicians

pandering to these anarchist ba**:`ds that threaten the security of the UK,why some of the stupid politicians think 'Lions can lay down with sheep' God only knows!



Just a thought they should use bacon bits instead of grit for the roads in Wootton Bassett, that might help .........







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The trouble is - what can we do about it?



If you start talking about immigrants and Muslims you are branded a racist.



viper


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No 1



Think about this..

'The government consists of a gang of men exactly like you and me. They have, taking one with another, no special talent for the business of government; they have only a talent for getting and holding office.'



That is why the UK in such a state.



viper



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Viper. How true that is. What can we do about it? We need someone to lead us out of the wilderness and show us the way.



YeniTom


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To open the discussion a little. What would have happened if Choudary etc. had applied for permission to hold the demonstration and it had been given the ok?



It's not a thought I relish and I certainly would not agree with it but I wonder what the reaction of normal British people would have been.



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Nothing would have happened. The BNP would have probably tried to organise a protest which would have been blocked by the Police and the Government.



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Yeni

I think most people(indigenous British) are nearly at breaking strain with the whole disregard of the government as to peoples worries,fears and the uncertainty as to the future of the country and this episode is another erroneous mistake they are making as to peoples feelings and is pathing the way towards a facist upsurge in the country.



viper



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Viper ..you are all missing the point ,NO political party will stand up and say what is needed to be said because they are frightened of loosing their seats in an election.It is and will remain the biggest vote catcher for these parties if they are seen to be "helpful" to them..BNP excluded...



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You are right what you say Coachie. However I can see what Viper is saying and there's a lot of truth in his words. We need a government to stand up and be counted.



viper


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Exactly Coachie



I refer to my msg 29







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I can envisage the BNP winning more seats at the next election. Before anyone asks - No, I will not be voting for them but many more will.



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We'll have a long wait then )



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I have just noticed I have become a 2 star General......





Happy days





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No1



Now 'speak the truth and shame the devil'



I have a feeling you might be a closet BNP supporter....me thinks????







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Bill - message 37. I agree: I, like you, will NOT be voting BNP, but I can certainly see the way the wind is blowing and I think a lot of voters will go that way. In a sense, I can understand why - wrightly or wrongly.



J



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I will stand as an MP, my manifesto is simple,

1/ If you want to come here fine as long as you have a skill or are prepared to work and support yourself and the British economy



2/ Respect our British values as we would respect yours, adopt the culture that you live within.



3/ practise your religion fine but respect others.



4/ Ban all forms of political correctness



5/ Bring back national service



Finally if you don't like it then p**s off back to your own country as we don't want you anyway as you will just be a drain on our already dwindling resources.



YeniTom


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I asked the question (Msg 31) because I believe that things WILL get worse and nothing will happen. I increasingly become frustrated that we Brits sit back and complain about 'things' but we really do nothing.



Quite what we do, I don't know. If we have a beef about the Govt we only get a chance to air our views at elections. Local elections count for nothing and we have to endure a useless Govt for years before we can have a say during which time they have screwed things up too badly for any real change after.



A short while ago I was watching a TV programme in the Midlands. An interviwer asked a group of immigrants if they agreed with the Irag / Afghan war. They said definitely Not. When asked what political party they would vote for, the answer was overwhelmingly Labour.



I wonder why???



Perhaps it is now too late to do anything!!



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jeannie Bill viper I agree with all of you. Will the normasl brits do anything other than moan about the system. Of course the gov want them in. Same as they want norhtern Ireland . they get the votes cos these people have it so good. Educated at our expense to milk us ans steal our country. We sit back and let them sadly. Why we have no choice xx



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Viper. I do not support the BNP!



Blackpoolfan. Let me know what constituency you are going to stand in and I'll buy a house there so that I can vote for you.



Jeannie


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Message 41 - please read "rightly" for "wrightly".



Apologies.



Jean



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Jean. No problem, it's alwright. )



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Although the majority of Brits are a pacient and polite bunch their comes a point when enough is enough, politicians can no longer be relied upon to steer our country on a course which the majority see as right. Civil unrest and a backlash against islam in the UK is a going to be the result of goverment inaction. The threats are already being made, the powder is being primed and no doubt if Choudray is allowed to push the faces of the british into the dirt the touchpaper will be ignited. A vote for the far right may not be seen by many as suitable, but as a protest vote against the present incompetants, can only make future goverments listen to the voice of the people.



D.N



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