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Post by aristaeus on Aug 21, 2024 11:06:20 GMT
Nope. “ desperate times call for desperate measures“ Hippocrates . Are you saying that Hippocrates was so stupid that he didn’t know what desperate means . Equally are you saying that Hitler thought that if something was necessary the solution couldn’t be defined as extreme ? Frankly, having seen the way this country would have gone under Corbyn and has under Starmer, I'm coming round to the belief that Anders Breitek had the right idea. I doubt many dinghy paddlers would be so keen to invade us if we followed his manifesto.... You're saying a neo-Nazi terrorist who killed dozens of children had the right idea?? Perhaps you need to stop for a second and re-evaluate your beliefs before you get put on a GCHQ watchlist. |
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Post by johnofgwent on Aug 21, 2024 17:25:17 GMT
Frankly, having seen the way this country would have gone under Corbyn and has under Starmer, I'm coming round to the belief that Anders Breitek had the right idea. I doubt many dinghy paddlers would be so keen to invade us if we followed his manifesto.... You're saying a neo-Nazi terrorist who killed dozens of children had the right idea?? Perhaps you need to stop for a second and re-evaluate your beliefs before you get put on a GCHQ watchlist. Um ... You're new around here aren't you I'm saying when a prime minister who as head of the CPS did fuck all about Pakistani men batch processing white girls in care for rape and other sexual offences on an industrial scale, calls white men who get annoyed about such terrorists, then perhaps we should have taken that route earlier, much earlier. After all, Labour gave the man in charge of the two miners who threw a concrete block at the taxi taking a blackleg to work, killing the driver, a safe seat and a place on the Privy Counsel, ensu d that the Provisional IRA'a political wing always got the upper hand in Northern Ireland, and happily accepted the political support of a bunch of welsh nationalists who bred labradors to carry IED's to kill policemen, blew up reservoirs and set fire to cottages. And as for GCHQ ... I rather enjoyed the little chat I had with their official public interface after the local plod did fuck all about my daughter being raped by an islamic here with fake academic qualifications studying 'islamic finance' at the university up the road... In the face of their inactivity I took copies of my evidence to their chaps when I went to tell them I was standing as a BNP candidate in the 2010 General Election. Their first question was 'why' My answer was that I wished to see the return of the death penalty and it's application for the offence of rape, as it was in the past, albeit in those times it was in fact a punishment for the theft and enjoyment of another man's property as opposed to the application as I would press for if elected, as a punishment for the offences against the person acts... I also said that should they choose to curtail my security clearance I will naturally tell every newspaper and media source this was clearly in response to my actions taken in protest at their failure to deal with an Islamist in this country on fake papers spreading AIDS by rape of white women while the police stood by and did nothing For some reason neither MI anything, CGHQ, or the Security Vetting Service saw my decision to stand for Parliament on a mandate of bringing back the death penalty and making it available as a punishment for rape as grounds to remove my clearance to work on classified projects. I wonder why that might be ... |
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Post by aristaeus on Aug 22, 2024 7:55:59 GMT
You're saying a neo-Nazi terrorist who killed dozens of children had the right idea?? Perhaps you need to stop for a second and re-evaluate your beliefs before you get put on a GCHQ watchlist. Um ... You're new around here aren't you I'm saying when a prime minister who as head of the CPS did fuck all about Pakistani men batch processing white girls in care for rape and other sexual offences on an industrial scale, calls white men who get annoyed about such terrorists, then perhaps we should have taken that route earlier, much earlier. After all, Labour gave the man in charge of the two miners who threw a concrete block at the taxi taking a blackleg to work, killing the driver, a safe seat and a place on the Privy Counsel, ensu d that the Provisional IRA'a political wing always got the upper hand in Northern Ireland, and happily accepted the political support of a bunch of welsh nationalists who bred labradors to carry IED's to kill policemen, blew up reservoirs and set fire to cottages. And as for GCHQ ... I rather enjoyed the little chat I had with their official public interface after the local plod did fuck all about my daughter being raped by an islamic here with fake academic qualifications studying 'islamic finance' at the university up the road... In the face of their inactivity I took copies of my evidence to their chaps when I went to tell them I was standing as a BNP candidate in the 2010 General Election. Their first question was 'why' My answer was that I wished to see the return of the death penalty and it's application for the offence of rape, as it was in the past, albeit in those times it was in fact a punishment for the theft and enjoyment of another man's property as opposed to the application as I would press for if elected, as a punishment for the offences against the person acts... I also said that should they choose to curtail my security clearance I will naturally tell every newspaper and media source this was clearly in response to my actions taken in protest at their failure to deal with an Islamist in this country on fake papers spreading AIDS by rape of white women while the police stood by and did nothing For some reason neither MI anything, CGHQ, or the Security Vetting Service saw my decision to stand for Parliament on a mandate of bringing back the death penalty and making it available as a punishment for rape as grounds to remove my clearance to work on classified projects. I wonder why that might be ... None of this is a defence for your sympathy and support for Anders Breivik's actions. Saying he was right to murder all those kids is alarming. And another thing. If my wife was raped by an immigrant, I would hate the person who did it, not all immigrants. And I certainly wouldn't join a neo-nazi party. Wanting the DP for rape is stupid, which is why no one has been hanged for rape in almost 200 years. |
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Post by buccaneer on Aug 22, 2024 8:20:40 GMT
This is going to become a meme thread the way this current crop are going.  |
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Post by sheepy on Aug 22, 2024 8:37:18 GMT
Well let's face it, Labour thought they were being clever just sitting back and watching the Conservatives destroy themselves while they waited in the wings, now they have to pretend they have a landslide government which is no such thing they are a minority government voted for by a minority, they are going to be hounded night and day. While their followers of fashion somehow try and hold together the whole rotten sham pretending it is democratic. Two tier Keir is like we said before any election is batting on a very sticky wicket and has been put in a catch 22 position by the establishment while the voters have rejected them before they even started with their nonsense.
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Post by see2 on Aug 22, 2024 9:07:00 GMT
You're saying a neo-Nazi terrorist who killed dozens of children had the right idea?? Perhaps you need to stop for a second and re-evaluate your beliefs before you get put on a GCHQ watchlist. Um ... You're new around here aren't you I'm saying when a prime minister who as head of the CPS did fuck all about Pakistani men batch processing white girls in care for rape and other sexual offences on an industrial scale, calls white men who get annoyed about such terrorists, then perhaps we should have taken that route earlier, much earlier. After all, Labour gave the man in charge of the two miners who threw a concrete block at the taxi taking a blackleg to work, killing the driver, a safe seat and a place on the Privy Counsel, ensu d that the Provisional IRA'a political wing always got the upper hand in Northern Ireland, and happily accepted the political support of a bunch of welsh nationalists who bred labradors to carry IED's to kill policemen, blew up reservoirs and set fire to cottages. And as for GCHQ ... I rather enjoyed the little chat I had with their official public interface after the local plod did fuck all about my daughter being raped by an islamic here with fake academic qualifications studying 'islamic finance' at the university up the road... In the face of their inactivity I took copies of my evidence to their chaps when I went to tell them I was standing as a BNP candidate in the 2010 General Election. Their first question was 'why' My answer was that I wished to see the return of the death penalty and it's application for the offence of rape, as it was in the past, albeit in those times it was in fact a punishment for the theft and enjoyment of another man's property as opposed to the application as I would press for if elected, as a punishment for the offences against the person acts... I also said that should they choose to curtail my security clearance I will naturally tell every newspaper and media source this was clearly in response to my actions taken in protest at their failure to deal with an Islamist in this country on fake papers spreading AIDS by rape of white women while the police stood by and did nothing For some reason neither MI anything, CGHQ, or the Security Vetting Service saw my decision to stand for Parliament on a mandate of bringing back the death penalty and making it available as a punishment for rape as grounds to remove my clearance to work on classified projects. I wonder why that might be ... The job of the Head of the CPS is to see cases brought forward by the police, are properly addressed. Cases brought with proof to the CPS by the police were prosecuted (in 2012 IIRC) |
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Post by see2 on Aug 22, 2024 9:15:20 GMT
Well let's face it, Labour thought they were being clever just sitting back and watching the Conservatives destroy themselves while they waited in the wings, now they have to pretend they have a landslide government which is no such thing they are a minority government voted for by a minority, they are going to be hounded night and day. While their followers of fashion somehow try and hold together the whole rotten sham pretending it is democratic. Two tier Keir is like we said before any election is batting on a very sticky wicket and has been put in a catch 22 position by the establishment while the voters have rejected them before they even started with their nonsense. The voters did not reject Starmer, The turn out for elections vary from election to election, IMO apathy and a forgone conclusion on the result of the election, led to the poor turnout at the election. But if Corbyn had regained the leadership of the party before the election we would have seen a massive turnout and maybe even a Tory victory. |
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Post by see2 on Aug 22, 2024 9:17:51 GMT
This is going to become a meme thread the way this current crop are going. It looks like a continuation of Rightist DNA, i.e. denigrate and insult. |
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Post by see2 on Aug 22, 2024 9:24:47 GMT
Posted reasoned opinion as explained. Miles better than your "IF" ramblings. I am saying that Hitler had other things in mind, successes for instance, rather than negative thoughts of extremism. Ditto above. As I have shown you have nothing more than your opinions based upon what you would have thought / known if you were Hitler. Projection. No it wasn’t . You are posting your opinion as fact. A moronic opinion that Hitler was so stupid that he didn’t realise that invading other countries and genocide was not an extreme act and therefore he was an extremist . Your last line is classic projection from you .lol. You have posted YOUR opinion on what Hitler would be thinking and that is pure projection on your part. I have been posting his reactions as seen on film shown on TV, which indicate that he was so well pleased with his victories he repeated them over and over again. A stated opinion is not a projection, which you would know if you fully understood projection. |
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Post by buccaneer on Aug 22, 2024 9:55:43 GMT
It looks like a continuation of Rightist DNA, i.e. denigrate and insult. Try and find some synonyms for "denigrate, insinuate, insult, rightist, objective, bias" because these words seem the height of your vocabulary. You are a very monotonous read. |
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Post by witchfinder on Aug 22, 2024 9:57:59 GMT
Well let's face it, Labour thought they were being clever just sitting back and watching the Conservatives destroy themselves while they waited in the wings, now they have to pretend they have a landslide government which is no such thing they are a minority government voted for by a minority, they are going to be hounded night and day. While their followers of fashion somehow try and hold together the whole rotten sham pretending it is democratic. Two tier Keir is like we said before any election is batting on a very sticky wicket and has been put in a catch 22 position by the establishment while the voters have rejected them before they even started with their nonsense. There has never been a a government with over 50% ( a majority ) of votes in the entire history of general elections in the UK. The largest majority in UK general election history was 179 by the Labour Party under Tony Blair in 1997. Our voting system is what it is, and the Labour Party last month came out on top with the most votes, and the most elected MPs. There have been plenty of Conservative victories with a smaller share of the vote than Keir Starmer. |
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Post by The Squeezed Middle on Aug 22, 2024 10:03:40 GMT
There have been plenty of Conservative victories with a smaller share of the vote than Keir Starmer... Bollocks, fiddles. Even in 2010 they had a bigger vote share than Two-Tier. |
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Post by witchfinder on Aug 22, 2024 10:34:06 GMT
There have been plenty of Conservative victories with a smaller share of the vote than Keir Starmer... Bollocks, fiddles. Even in 2010 they had a bigger vote share than Two-Tier. But the Labour Party were still 10 points clear of the Conservatives, and Labour are the party with the most votes and most seats under our system of voting, no one can claim that Labour are not the rightfull government. The difference between Labour and the Conservatives at the general election was nearly 3 million votes You are like those stupid Republicans in the US who claim that Trump really won the last US election |
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Post by Rebirth on Aug 22, 2024 10:40:07 GMT
The Tories were no different to Labour and didn't even campaign in the election. Labour won by default after Conservatives took the vote away from the Tories. Labour is only supported by people who hate everything about this country and its history. It's why Labour are in bed with Islamists, BLM and deranged racist Commies who support the two-tier police state.
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Post by Pacifico on Aug 22, 2024 10:41:21 GMT
Well let's face it, Labour thought they were being clever just sitting back and watching the Conservatives destroy themselves while they waited in the wings, now they have to pretend they have a landslide government which is no such thing they are a minority government voted for by a minority, they are going to be hounded night and day. While their followers of fashion somehow try and hold together the whole rotten sham pretending it is democratic. Two tier Keir is like we said before any election is batting on a very sticky wicket and has been put in a catch 22 position by the establishment while the voters have rejected them before they even started with their nonsense.
The largest majority in UK general election history was 179 by the Labour Party under Tony Blair in 1997. Our voting system is what it is, and the Labour Party last month came out on top with the most votes, and the most elected MPs. There have been plenty of Conservative victories with a smaller share of the vote than Keir Starmer. The Conservatives won in 1931 and 1935 with over 50% share of the vote and in 1953 and 1959 the achieved 49.6% and 49.4% respectively. Compared with 1997 where Labour got 43.2% |
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