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Paul
Paul
23 Apr 2015 09:38
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elvis presley
elvis presley
23 Apr 2015 10:30

As long as the holiday is for England  exclusively. 

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HuwMatthews2
HuwMatthews2
24 Apr 2015 00:15

I've never voted UKIP but I've just read (summarised version) their manifesto.

 

I have to say that there is little or nothing that I disagree with.

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neilh
neilh
25 Apr 2015 20:47

Thought you might appreciate this Paul ......

St George

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Paul
Paul
25 Apr 2015 21:22

I think that makes Ukip's point. Useful hardworking people that want to contribute are welcome to join team UK.

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HuwMatthews2
HuwMatthews2
26 Apr 2015 00:05

@neilh

 

Don't understand - surely you didn't think St George was English?

 

Just as St Patrick isn't Irish and St Andrew isn't Scottish. In fact the only native patron saint in Gt Britain (or the UK for that matter) is St David.

 

PS: St Gregory the Great wasn't born in Dawlish!

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neilh
neilh
26 Apr 2015 16:50

@Huw  No, of course not! smiley  One of the great things about Britain is the historical influx of people of other races, religions, nationalities that have created the multi-cultural gene-pool we have today and contributed to the development of the country.  We didn't have our own dragon-slayers so where would we have been without St George?

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HuwMatthews2
HuwMatthews2
26 Apr 2015 21:44

Well.......we'd still have dragons which might be fun. lol

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neilh
neilh
27 Apr 2015 19:57

Yes dragons would be interesting!

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