General Discussion
Well it was a mere 30% for me, which means: You are warm and empathic with a heightened awareness of social responsibility and a strong sense of conscience. You like to carefully weigh up the pros and cons of a situation before you act and are generally averse to taking risks. You are very much a ‘people person’ and dislike conflict. ‘Do unto others…’ are your watchwords. But, although you ...
LEATASH: Could the general mood of the public actually be reflected by the number of people on here who pressed 'Agree' on the Webmaster's original post? It seems that this forum has it's own silent majority. When have the police posted on this forum, certainly not since I joined up.
Goldenlad, or is it Goldenlady (see how bizarre that is?), your rant is typical of your UKIP, in that it's ill-informed, misrepresentative, sensationalist and of course hysterical. I've just viewed your posts since your first one about a certain pub, sorry but they all bored me. Where did I say I was in favour of giving MPs the 11% payrise?
OLDFART: There's a bit of light reading available on the IPSA website, which I believe demonstrates their independence. Have a read and then you too can come to an informed conclusion either way. http://parliamentarystandards.org.uk/Pages/default.aspx
This proposed pay rise wasn't awarded by MPs but by the Independent Parliamentary Standards Authority. All the 3 main party leaders have disowned the proposal and a lot of MPs have promised to return any extra cash they receive. Source: i.
OLD FART: Do you have a verifiable figure for this "large number" that you mention as fact? Do you truly believe that Muslims are trying to convert Christians to their faith, in the same way that the British Christian 'Missionaries' did? Truly? I don't, but that's just my opinion.
From that article: "Passing sentence, Judge Rebecca Poulet QC told them that while Islam was a peaceful religion, their conduct was "unfortunately anything but"." The three idiots, who happened to be Muslims, received British justice from British law. Sharia law isn't legal in Britain. And neither are attempts to incite racial or religious hatred.
I'd think that the idea is to stop cars parking there early in the morning and therefore causing disruption later on. I'm sure that if procedures hadn't been followed and no signage was in place, then there would be people complaining about that as well.
But 13 million people are below the poverty line. Sadly, people in Great Britain are hungry for plenty of reasons that are outside of their control, but are inside the control of the government.
As Desmond Tutu actually said – "There comes a point where we need to stop just pulling people out of the river. We need to go upstream and find out why they’re falling in."
