>>20757

>overthrow the world governments and banking with gardening

I don't know whether to laugh or cry.

>>20765

I think you've mistaken me for someone else.

>>20768

Have a go at thinking about it a bit.

>>20769

There are only three of us here so that could happen.

Anyone who has any real chance of changing or challenging the system of banking as it stands now would be destroyed, one way or another. You have no chance whatsoever at success unless you are willing to risk or sacrifice everything in this effort.

>>20637
Too bad UKIP has no intention of leaving it. Lol @ putting up PRO-EU candidates as EU MEPs because no other party would have them.

UKIP exists for those lucky enough to get to run for office to make money, that is all.
>>20646
There's really only one party committed to that. Too bad you're likely too big of a pussy to vote for them.

>>20738
>>There's really only one party committed to that. Too bad you're likely too big of a pussy to vote for them.

If there ever was an award for most obvious Simon post ever it would be yours. In fact it could not be more Simon if you posted a timestamped picture of Simon wanking along with it.

>>20741
No, he's obviously Texan...

>>20741
http://ukipwatch.org/
Fun stuff.

>>20738
You fail.

>>20677
hmm mugabe... I can't be the only one seeing this resemblance.

>>20578
>BNP = "Islamophobia" and propagation of unnecessary cross-ethnic distractions
>unnecessary cross-ethnic distractions
Because multi-ethnic states have worked out so well every other time they've been tried in history. Enjoy your Yugoslavia you blissfully ignorant cunt.

>>20739
Ah we've missed you. How have you been?

That Arlington, Texas proxy sticks out a mile BTW.

>>20740
unless is Texan from /int/

also, Mugabe backwards?

Ee ba gum.

>>20740
Quite well, thanks. Was on a week long cruise. Excellent food.

As for the proxy, I like to be consistent.

>>20731

Jacob?

>>20750
Jack?(I'm not op btw)

Seeing as he's pictured - how on Earth did Nick manage to drive his party into such obscurity during a time that should be ideal for a third party? He's nicknamed "The Invisible Man" by his peers and his party seems to lack presence in the media. Are they being ignored by the media or are they sitting about just rotting and forgetting about the whole politics thing?

>>20719

Of course, Brown's doing a fantastic job.

You should find out about some local job losses, preferably in the wake of a foreign takeover, and ask him what he was going to do to save those jobs. Then, whenever he starts drifting into the generic, contradict 'no, the jobs in this water pistol factory in Mongdon on Trent' or wherever it is.

>>20716

ask him if he's got a sensible drugs policy up his sleeve or whether its the same bullshit from a different arsehole.

Ask him for details of how he plans to secure the future for the indigenous population or if it's just going to be more exporting British jobs abroad and funding foreign workers in this country.

>>20744
I literally could not read what you wrote. Every time I tried this vivid image of featureless grey fog rolled into my head and I had to stop.

>>20683

>Italy being one of the creators of National Socialism

Some mistake shurely?

>>20686

Sorry, a bit of a brainfart there. I meant to say facism but my mental programming from years of shitty media depicting a effective governmental system as evil because of a bunch of corrupt and depraved loonies that were incharge leaked through.

>>20696

You lump the media together as one entity?

>>20727
Don't we all?

>>20648
>The ANC Youth League
The same group that's repeatedly made death threats and racist comments against the few remaining white South Africans is calling the british media racist? If I remember correctly they even went as far as threatening genocide if the ANC was voted out of the southern bit of South Africa.

Awwww, how cute.

The ANC is about as anti-white as blacks can get. If any of you take them seriously I feel pity for you.

The only thing that I think should be released is the crime he committed.

>>20709
>They've done their time, leave them alone; they are no-one's responsibility but the state's.
We are the state.

>>20724

A state of sad affairs.

>>20724
No, you're not. You are a pleb posting on an imageboard. You are not a member of the police, or the judiciary, or the Ministry of Justice. In other words, you, and the rest of the public, are not qualified to legally mete out punishment for offenders fairly, sensibly and accountably.

please tell me none of you thought the fact the op image was a shoop was worth mentioning

>>20689

So basically it would be a system where your parents would need to be affected by Super Tax and require you to be from a pretigious family?

Only qualifications I can see the Conservatives ever needing.

I hope this is not moving forward because we have enough brain washing with our current tabloid papers which adults read that always back either Cons or Labour. This just makes sure that the party gets a certain amount of votes in a certain area thanks to programming youths that they are the best bet for the future.

Sort of like Labour and their welfare policy.

>>20689

Israel bears the heaviest influence on both the UK and US. Anything else is mindless, hot-button drivel.

>>20689
The Guardian is frothing at the mouth at the moment. As a probable Tory-voting Guardian-reader I find this very amusing indeed.

When will the debate turn to some of the loonies who fund Labour? Ashcroft is odious but the Tories are taking a tactical line with him. Spend the money, win the election and then get rid.

>>20702

So you would think.......

>>20702
Five pounds says you're wrong.

>>20684

You mean we need Submarines armed with cruise missiles? Check ... next?

>>20680
I meant pointedly assembling a back-up which, despite using electronics in standard service, has the capability to fall back entirely on mechanical systems should the need arise.

>>20688
What you're saying is we need to relaunch HMS Victory.

>>20690

No, he is saying something akin to HMS Belfast which is almost all mechanical apart from the modernisations they performed on her.

>Part of me is glad that the US is taking a neutral stance. But I think they could have offered some help considering how many of our troops are out there fighting their war.
I thought that, but in fairness, someone needs to break the cycle. Maybe next time we won't be so eager to help out the US with its own oil interests.

>>20657

Wow. Seriously? What is our government thinking? Youtube already has rather strict copyright policies and if approached will remove any breach in the policy.

They seriously think of banning this is pretty unfair on the whole freedom of information thing. it isn'tthe same as torrenting or such since it is literally a T.V show on the intertubes open to everyone.

I fucking hate the House of Lords for their assholish dickery.

I remember reading around the time the Tories were proposing putting our health records online that Cameron's cronies are pretty cosy with Google. This could turn out to be a good thing if they lobby the Tories against the introduction of such legislation.

>>20652
Watched most of the documentary, nothing particularly surprising if you live in/near such an area.


Channel 4’s Dispatches programme broadcast last night has confirmed the accuracy of Nick Griffin’s warning during his famous “free speech trial” six years ago, that the teachings of radical Islamist philosopher Abul A’la Mawdudi were being widely used in Britain as part of a subversion programme.

“I was put on trial for warning that radical Islamists posed a serious threat to Britain,” Mr Griffin told BNP News last night after watching the Channel 4 show.

During Mr Griffin’s trial — at which he was ultimately acquitted — he made reference to Abul A’la Mawdudi and his works, specifically the book Let us be Muslims published by the Islamic Foundation (UK) .

Mr Mawdudi’s teachings featured in the Channel 4 show which revealed how Islamists had used the pro-immigration and pro-multicultural positions of the establishment parties to seize control of Tower Hamlets borough council and to effectively take over parts of the Labour Party in East London.

The Islamists are also influencing the Conservative Party and the Liberal Democrats in particular, the show revealed.

“In my court case, I pointed out that even the so-called ‘moderate’ Muslim Council of Britain (MCB) was being influenced by Mr Mawdudi’s worldview,” Mr Griffin said.

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Channel 4 are blowing this way out of proportion.

no. its not being acknowleged enough

islamists can fuck off back to their shithole countries and be oppresed over there

Watched it, and thought it was an interesting documentary (though undeserving of the Daily Mail-worthy title). Also reminded me of mutterings in Private Eye's Rotten Boroughs column along similar lines.

>>20670
I'll drink to that. Yes, drink. That'll show them...
sage for nowt of value.

I don't get a say on Afghan governmental policy even though it affects me.
Why doesn't an Afghan give me their vote?

>>20661
It does not affect you. Don't be silly, lad.

>>20666
Did you type that with a straight face?

The Tories would certainly get my vote.

Sounds like a plan, and I can totally see the untermensch locally known as chavs totally not abusing it.

Now this is the kind of man we need in politics here.

At the rate of things I wouldn't be surprised if someone related to him gets into the PM position, what with Labours mass citizenship thing.

I don't mind muslims in the slightest but when you have a religion that bands together on this sort of thing then I would put my moneyof a muslim PM getting record numbers of votes from muslim constituents, just like Obama did for Blak Amurika.

>>20640

Obama won because he had a majority of white voters. Yes he may have had 90% of the black vote but Blacks are a minority of voters (especially in the states Obama needed in order to win the presidency).

In fact the more I think about this post the more retarded I realise it is.

>>20629

Why on earth do you care? It doesn't remotely matter if Nicholas Winterton wipes his chin on his servants, wears a monocle and calls everyone who hasn't been knighted "plebs".

Labour has failed spectacularly, more than any government in the last 40 years. The figures of youth unemployment and economic inactivity are extremely worrying for the long-term future of this country.

The fact that you're remotely interested in some ponce MP's train travels rather than the deep-rooted economic problems this country has, massively exacerbated by 12 years of Labour, shows that you're frankly a bit deluded.

If you don't want to accept that the stats show that Labour has done far more damage than any Tory government, you need to go elsewhere.

>>20629

Hilariously, you attack Tory Toffs when youth unemployment was higher under them. You attack Tory Toffs when more people were working under them. You're not making any sense.

ITT: WAG gets trolled to tears. Get back to your bottle of Cider, I've heard you talking shit on that shitty "Anarchist" podcast. You're funny at best and tiresome at worst.

>>20631

What're you talking about?

>>20630

Yes, it matters a great deal. The tories are the best alternative, but that doesn't exempt them from criticism, whatsoever. Stop being a cunt. Read words.