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User 4549
User 4549
13 Nov 2014 17:27

This should stir up a few people.

 

 

FYI.  An excellent 32-minute presentation by Richard North.  Compulsive viewing.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KfEo_TNllk4&feature=youtu.be
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Judith Chalmers
Judith Chalmers
13 Nov 2014 18:45

Richard North eh?  The climate change denying blogger who proudly calls certain people "jungle bunnies"???  What an unpleasant individual. 

 

http://www.theguardian.com/environment/georgemonbiot/2010/dec/17/richard-north-blog

 

A typical UKIP supporter I'd imagine. 

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burneside
burneside
13 Nov 2014 21:43

He certainly puts forward a plausible scenario for managing our exit from the EU - should we ever get a referendum to make that choice,

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Purrrrrfect
Purrrrrfect
14 Nov 2014 17:23

As we get closer to the general election next year. The eu and our own governement seem to be doing everything they can to get more people voting UKIP. I believe only an ignorant, self absorbed person would dismiss UKIP out of hand without investigating first.

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Judith Chalmers
Judith Chalmers
14 Nov 2014 18:04

It's a good job that I've investigated that filthy little political party then, isn't it ALLEMS?

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User 4549
User 4549
14 Nov 2014 18:39

Goodness me excellent comment from a foul mouth person, does that reflect on conservative labour or lib dem views or you as a  supporterof one of them?

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Purrrrrfect
Purrrrrfect
14 Nov 2014 19:13

@Judith Chalmers - i believe your own comment (18:04hrs) speaks volumes about yourself, so sad.

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Judith Chalmers
Judith Chalmers
14 Nov 2014 20:19

Foul-mouthed comment?  How? Stop trying to deflect, USER4549. 

 

ALLEMS, what does it say about me? This thread isn't about me, it's about the odious drivel from a man who calls certain people "jungle bunnies". 

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User 4549
User 4549
14 Nov 2014 21:09

  JC.       A bit like you with your     " filthy little political party"    the sad part is your massive chip on your shoulder. 

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User 4549
User 4549
15 Nov 2014 07:10

JC: I      t looks like even the Governernment are taking the UKIP view re the EU.

 

 

We'll never fully control our borders while we're in the EU says Hammond: Foreign Secretary admits Britain's desire to avoid 'destabilising movement' of migrants is incompatible with membership of EU

  • Foreign Secretary admits Britain will never have border control in the EU
  • Philip Hammond warned that the EU needs to reform or Britain will leave 
  • Germany should realise UK will leave unless we get new powers, he said
  • Only 20 per cent think the PM will be able to strike a deal with EU leaders


Read more: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2835423/We-ll-never-fully-control-borders-EU-says-Hammond-Foreign-Secretary-admits-Britain-s-desire-avoid-destabilising-movement-migrants-incompatible-membership-EU.html#ixzz3J7Q7xGor 
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Judith Chalmers
Judith Chalmers
15 Nov 2014 08:14

User4549. I'll ask again, please tell us all where I've been foul-mouthed? Thanks. 

 

The only thing I have a chip on my shoulder about is those blinkered people who blame foreigners ("jungle bunnies") for the woes of this country.  Yes I most certainly do have a chip on my shoulder about the likes of you. 

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User 4549
User 4549
15 Nov 2014 08:37

Wow you really are pathetic. Do you have aprobelm looking over your previous posts or are you that blinkered, my comment referred to the following

 

" filthy little political party"

 

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Judith Chalmers
Judith Chalmers
15 Nov 2014 09:11

How is that foul-mouthed?  Goodness gracious me!  

 

Why do you insist on trying to bully me into silence with your name-calling of me?  You need to look closer to home with your "chip on your shoulder" comments.  

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Judith Chalmers
Judith Chalmers
15 Nov 2014 10:12

Some filth from the mouths of UKIP grandees:

 

Ukip councillor David Silvester's claim that widespread flooding across the UK was caused by the legalisation of gay marriage was hardly the first unusual suggestion by a member of the fourth party.
 
It was just the latest in a long line of bizarre, insulting and outlandish quotes from the party that once branded gay rights a "lunatics' charter". David Cameron called Ukip members "fruitcakes, loonies and closet racists" before changing his tune to "pretty odd people".
 
Here is our pick of the most ridiculous - and abusive - Ukip quotes to date:
1. David Silvester, who called homosexuality a "spiritual disease", said: "Since the passage of the Marriage (Same Sex Couples) Act, the nation has been beset by serious storms and floods. One recent one caused the worst flooding for 60 years. The Christmas floods were the worst for 127 years. Is this just global warming or is there something more serious at work?"
2. In an investigation led by the Sunday Mirror, Dr Julia Gasper said: "As for the links between homosexuality and paedophilia, there is so much evidence that even a full-length book could hardly do justice to the ­subject."
3. Speaking on the same issue, Ukip member Jan Zolyniak claimed: "The evidence is quite clear that the percentage of homosexuals who molest children is very high and cannot be dismissed."
4. Douglas Denny, of the Bognor Regis branch in West Sussex, said homosexuals have "leftie, neo-commie followers". He said: "I just wish they would keep their ­homosexual nature and practices to ­themselves and stop trying to ram it down my throat telling me they are 'normal' when they are not."
5. It wouldn't be a complete list without the wisecracking Godfrey Bloom. The Yorkshire and Humber MEP had the whip removed in September 2013, after a recording emerged of him joking that a group of Ukip women who did not clean behind their fridges were "sluts".
6. In August, Bloom came under fire after referring to countries that received government aid as "Bongo Bongo Land". He claimed that UK aid was being spent on fighter planes in Pakistan, as well as luxury sunglasses. He said: "How we can possibly be giving £1bn a month, when we're in this sort of debt, to Bongo Bongo Land is completely beyond me."
7. Stuart Agnew, Ukip MEP for the East of England, suggested that women lacked the ambition to succeed because children got in the way. Following the footsteps of Bloom, he argued: "If you look at the people who get degrees more, women get them and they are getting the jobs in the workplace but for various reasons they don't have the ambition to go right to the top because something gets in the way. It's called a baby."
8. Speaking on BBC Radio 4's The World At One in August, Stuart Wheeler, party treasurer, said women were "nowhere near as good as men" at  chess, bridge and poker.
9. Nigel Farage, the Ukip leader said women with children were "worth less" than men in the financial sector. He claimed women with children were responsible for their own reduction in pay if they have children – because they take maternity leave and become less valuable to their businesses.
10. Farage also prioritised lower economic growth and a poorer Britain over an increase in migrants in the UK. "The social side of this matters more than pure market economics," he said.
 
 
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burneside
burneside
15 Nov 2014 13:00

Is that your own list Mrs C, or a copy and paste job from your favourite rag?  You have probably just unintentionally recruited a few more UKIP members by publishing it.  

And anyway, the EU in/out argument is not just about UKIP, plenty on the left want out too.

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Judith Chalmers
Judith Chalmers
15 Nov 2014 13:09

Copy and paste Burneside. If those filthy words act to recruit people to UKIP, then case closed about the party and it's supporters!

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User 4549
User 4549
15 Nov 2014 14:47

If we look hard enough on google we can find things just the same said by all parties over the years, most papers pick and choose what they wish to prinrt to cause as much uproar as possible.

 

GOOD OLD ENOCH

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Judith Chalmers
Judith Chalmers
15 Nov 2014 15:57

Righty-ho User4549. Please show us these examples from other political parties (other than the BNP or National Front) who have said the same things as each and every one of those 10 examples of UKIP filth. Good old Enoch Powell eh? Sums you up 

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burneside
burneside
15 Nov 2014 16:24

Some of those points are entirely open to debate, such as overseas aid and immigration.  It seems to me that it is you who is trying to close down the debate by your constant reference "filthy" words.

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Judith Chalmers
Judith Chalmers
15 Nov 2014 18:17

Not trying to close down the debate Burneside, I just refuse to be bowed by User4549 and your own personal name-calling. User4549 started the discussion saying that he wanted to stir it up - well he has done. Now I'm asking him to back up his assertion that the disgusting viewpoints of UKIP grandees has already been said by other parties - so come on then User4549, you can't still be Googling!

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User 4549
User 4549
15 Nov 2014 18:56

 

 

The Labour Party in government over England from 1997 to 2010 was both racist and anti-English.

Scottish presence and interests in those governments were vastly over-represented and indulged. There was a Secretary of State for Scotland (and for Wales and for Northern Ireland) but no equivalent to represent England’s interests. There was a Scottish Affairs Committee (and for Welsh and for Northern Ireland affairs) but no equivalent for English affairs. [There is the British Labour Party and Scottish Labour Party and Welsh Labour Party, but no English Labour Party.]

Powers were devolved to Scotland (and Wales and Northern Ireland) but not in England. The Labour Government tried to inflict regional assemblies but, apart from London, was unsuccessful. England as a nation was not consulted but denied a collective say on this issue, whilst the minor nations accounting in total for merely 16% of the UK’s population were given two referendums each.

University tuition fees were inflicted on English students but not on Scottish students whether studying in Scotland or England. English students pay higher tuition fees than EU students.

Social Care costs are imposed in England but supplied free in Scotland. Prescription charges are levied in England, but prescribed medicine in Scotland is free.

No specific provision was made for in England for any one to record and have counted and published their ethnic identity as English in either the 2001 Census or the 2011 Census. In marked contrast, a separate tick box in the ‘White’ category was provided in Scotland for Scots to record THEIR ethnic identity as Scottish, and over 80% of them did in both the 2001 and 2011 Censuses.

Given that ‘race’, more precisely ‘colour’ and ‘nationality’ and ‘ethnic or national origins’ are specified in Section 9 of the Equality Act 2010 as protected characteristics, it may be reasonably concluded that not only did those Labour Governments hypocritically operate double standards, they breached their own statute law on an industrial scale in treating the English people less favourably.

In short, the Labour Party is racist and anti-English. England is best governed by the English rather than the stooges put up by the Labour Party Mr Cameron and his Coalition cronies may choose to overlook these offences, but many of us English do not!

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Lynne
Lynne
15 Nov 2014 20:41

Against my better judgement I am going to post on this thread. Not to enter into the debate but to ask that when you (that's all of you) cut and paste or quote from something or similar that you give the rest of us the link to where it is you got it from.

Ta

L

     

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Judith Chalmers
Judith Chalmers
15 Nov 2014 20:42

So User4549, are you confirming that you're incapable of substantiating your previous statement that representatives of other political parties have said the same things as each of the 10 examples of UKIP filth that I listed in the post that I copy and pasted? Yes? No?

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Judith Chalmers
Judith Chalmers
15 Nov 2014 20:47
Oh and I've just seen that you've copied and pasted your last post from the English Democrats website.  Oh dear. Who are they?  Oh yes, they had one elected Mayor (Peter Davies in Doncaster) but he quit the party in 2013 because of what he felt was the party's associations with racists and racism...
 
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User 4549
User 4549
15 Nov 2014 20:53

Enough of yur filth and bigoted comments, so i leave this post tp get on with life, put you own meaning on my reasoning which I am sure you will so enjoy making up

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Judith Chalmers
Judith Chalmers
15 Nov 2014 20:58

As much as I thought User4549, only UKIP grandees and their supporters would make such disgusting comments. You clearly agree with them seeing as you don't believe that those comments are filth. You started this thread saying that you wanted to stir things up, but when that happens and someone digs a bit deeper, you walk away whistling innocently...

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User 4549
User 4549
15 Nov 2014 20:59

Just as I thought, read you like abook haha

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Judith Chalmers
Judith Chalmers
15 Nov 2014 21:03

Which book? Mein Kampf? Haha. 

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Judith Chalmers
Judith Chalmers
15 Nov 2014 21:33

At your grandchildren's school nativity play this Christmas, try and resist the urge to shout 'hear, hear' when the innkeeper says 'We're full'...

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burneside
burneside
15 Nov 2014 21:42

Personal name-calling, Mrs C?

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Judith Chalmers
Judith Chalmers
15 Nov 2014 21:48

Where Burneside?

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burneside
burneside
15 Nov 2014 21:57

You accused me of personal-name calling in your post at 18.17, explain yourself.

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User 4549
User 4549
15 Nov 2014 22:17

Burnside, just a question     JC mentions nativity plays, are they  still allowed?, or banned because they may  upset the muslims? 

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Judith Chalmers
Judith Chalmers
15 Nov 2014 22:54

User4549 you already know the answer to your own question. 

 

Why would a Muslim object to the celebration of the birth of the other JC?  Surely you know that in Islam, he's a prophet and his birth is described in the Koran?

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User 4549
User 4549
15 Nov 2014 22:59

JC: My question was to burnside but you just cannot help yourself, you have to butt in, many schools have banned the nativity play, I was curiouse to know whether it applied nationwide and normal practice.

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User 4549
User 4549
15 Nov 2014 23:02

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/uknews/1571187/School-nativity-plays-under-threat.html

Judith Chalmers
Judith Chalmers
15 Nov 2014 23:10

I have to butt in?  It's a forum. For discussions. Or for stirring up, as you put it.  

 

Thanks for the link though. And in other seven year old news...

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elvis presley
elvis presley
16 Nov 2014 07:58

I see nothing changes on here.

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Judith Chalmers
Judith Chalmers
16 Nov 2014 08:32

Nothing changes. People have discussions on subjects that they're passionate about. We normally end up agreeing to disagree but at least we make a contribution to the debate. However Elvis, what's changed since you stopped posting is that no-one takes the *** in order to try to get a cheap laugh. 

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Webmaster
Webmaster
16 Nov 2014 10:26

I've edited your post Judith because it is old hat and not actually true.

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Judith Chalmers
Judith Chalmers
16 Nov 2014 10:47

Webmaster. Are you saying that Elvis didn't make the infamous "probably putting on her lipstick" comment about that poor lady? Wow.  Just wow. 

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Webmaster
Webmaster
16 Nov 2014 11:20

As far as I am aware, that comment was made before the seriousness of the accident was known. You are implying that Elvis said those comments knowing the lady had died, which is not true.

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elvis presley
elvis presley
16 Nov 2014 12:46

You are quite right webmaster, I looked back in in the vain hope, that you would have curbed the nasty personal vitriolic attacks that go on here in the guise of debate. Sadly it isn't so.

I rest my case.

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burneside
burneside
16 Nov 2014 12:59

So, Mrs C, I am still waiting for your response regarding the name-calling accusation.  Care to expand on that?

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Judith Chalmers
Judith Chalmers
16 Nov 2014 14:55

Webmaster, I'm implying that he never apologised for his remarks about her, didn't edit them or delete them.  Elvis you never contributed to any debate, you just tried to take the piss with your misogyny - and now you're laughably trying to take the moral high ground. Just looked back eh? Of course you have. 

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Judith Chalmers
Judith Chalmers
16 Nov 2014 16:52

Sorry Burneside for the delay, been busy. I expect that you and your family members will all agree that these possibly could be construed as personal name-calling of me by you. I can't be bothered to trawl through all your posts, and of course there's your personal name-calling of certain town councillors, particularly before you were outed as being related to another councillor but hadn't declared that interest.  Don't forget to press "Agree" like good little sheep. 

 

burneside 30 Sep 2014 23:03
Well Mrs C does have a habit of removing posts, perhaps she ought to engage her brain before spouting her bile.
 
burneside 01 Jul 2014 23:10
Mrs C/Judith Chalmers, you are a nasty, disgusting piece of work.
 
 
 
 
 
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burneside
burneside
16 Nov 2014 17:06

You construe those examples as name-calling?  I call them factual statements, and mean every word I said.  

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Judith Chalmers
Judith Chalmers
16 Nov 2014 20:19

And that, dear Burneside, says far more about you than it does it about me. 

 

Dont forget to get your family to press Agree... 

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