View Poll Results: Who would you vote for right now?
New Labour
2
1.09%
Tories
72
39.13%
Lib Dems
5
2.72%
BNP
77
41.85%
UKIP
13
7.07%
Greens
3
1.63%
None of the above
12
6.52%
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Poll - who would you vote for right now
26 April 2006, 12:09 PM
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Originally Posted by lightning101
No-one will answer that without you calling them a racist paul 
26 April 2006, 12:13 PM
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Give me three reasons why Third World immigration has 'enriched' British society, and can you tell me how could they even begin to outweigh the enormous cost to the country in terms of unemployment, housing shortages, bankrupt social services, street crime, civil unrest and expenditure on the Race Relations Industry ?
26 April 2006, 12:15 PM
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We managed two world wars without computers. Would banning them make us a stronger economy?
The point is,for whatever reason,there are a lot of rubbish jobs that people dont want to do and atm the only solution seems to be to use EU migrant workers. Either the resident UK workers have to get their act together or unfortunately face the consequences.
The point is,for whatever reason,there are a lot of rubbish jobs that people dont want to do and atm the only solution seems to be to use EU migrant workers. Either the resident UK workers have to get their act together or unfortunately face the consequences.
26 April 2006, 12:16 PM
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Originally Posted by Spoon
No fúcker actually knows 3, I bet? 
New Labour - record levels of taxation and public money squandering are doing the economy nothing but harm
26 April 2006, 12:17 PM
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Hey don't shoot the messenger. Where I live, I doubt i've even seen a darker face than dale winton, and no-one's taking our jobs from us (n.e. scotland), but unfortunately I am affected by new labours policies as a car driver, tax payer and father of a child in education.
26 April 2006, 12:18 PM
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Originally Posted by paulr
Okay,i'll ask it again.
NAME THREE POLICIES OF THE BNP THAT WILL HELP IMPROVE THE UK ECONOMY.
NAME THREE POLICIES OF THE BNP THAT WILL HELP IMPROVE THE UK ECONOMY.
Not something being embraced by the big three.
26 April 2006, 12:21 PM
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Here's 1 - just for you.
Britain's Immigration Policy is Killing The Third World
Encouraging the immigration of professional workers is leaving developing nations without doctors, nurses and teachers. We must stop this poaching and train and recruit our own professionals.
The terrible cost of New Labour’s bankrupt immigration policy is borne not only by the indigenous population of Britain. It also weighs heavily upon some of the most needy nations in the world. Labour’s open door policy is enticing professional workers to migrate to Britain. Attracted by higher wages and easier conditions, health workers and teachers are leaving their homelands where they are needed most. And rather than invest in training our own doctors, nurses and teachers, New Labour is encouraging them.
Britain is stealing doctors and nurses from Aids-ravaged, war-torn southern Africa.
None can have failed to hear of the plight that sub-Saharan Africa now faces with Aids. Yet few may be aware that the greatest problem that it faces in dealing with this plague is not money, or lack of drugs, but a lack of health workers.
Encouraging the immigration of professional workers is leaving developing nations without doctors, nurses and teachers. We must stop this poaching and train and recruit our own professionals.
The terrible cost of New Labour’s bankrupt immigration policy is borne not only by the indigenous population of Britain. It also weighs heavily upon some of the most needy nations in the world. Labour’s open door policy is enticing professional workers to migrate to Britain. Attracted by higher wages and easier conditions, health workers and teachers are leaving their homelands where they are needed most. And rather than invest in training our own doctors, nurses and teachers, New Labour is encouraging them.
Britain is stealing doctors and nurses from Aids-ravaged, war-torn southern Africa.
None can have failed to hear of the plight that sub-Saharan Africa now faces with Aids. Yet few may be aware that the greatest problem that it faces in dealing with this plague is not money, or lack of drugs, but a lack of health workers.
26 April 2006, 12:23 PM
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In February 2000, a United Nations conference opened to discuss the plundering of much-needed professionals from Africa by Western nations. The UN Economic Commission on Africa stated that this ‘brain drain’ was a major obstacle to African development. One commission analyst estimated that over 30% of Africa’s skilled labour was working overseas.
26 April 2006, 12:23 PM
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In October 2003, the World Health Organisation voiced growing concern over the poaching of doctors from the developing world. South Africa is now forced to recruit health professionals from China and Cuba - it has lost so many to Britain and other Western nations. Less wealthy African nations must do without.
26 April 2006, 12:24 PM
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Alas in this first past the post system we have to endure in Blighty, my vote is wasted 
I live in a working class cesspit and as a result all those uneducated around me vote Labour with no knowledge of politics at all...
I have always voted tory, and am disillusioned with over liberalism forcing all parties to forget their beginnings and all hog centre ground.
Now I know that the Conservative Party are capable of running this country and so in a General Election would vote for them every time despite many of their policies being too centre ground.
The BNP on the other hand are a tad too far right but in a local election get my vote
I only did politics up to A-Level and only have an average political knowledge - currently working from home watching PM's QT
Right I'm off to post my postal vote
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I live in a working class cesspit and as a result all those uneducated around me vote Labour with no knowledge of politics at all...I have always voted tory, and am disillusioned with over liberalism forcing all parties to forget their beginnings and all hog centre ground.
Now I know that the Conservative Party are capable of running this country and so in a General Election would vote for them every time despite many of their policies being too centre ground.
The BNP on the other hand are a tad too far right but in a local election get my vote
I only did politics up to A-Level and only have an average political knowledge - currently working from home watching PM's QT
Right I'm off to post my postal vote
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26 April 2006, 12:25 PM
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make sense??? - you muppet 
Labour have had plenty of time since this problem was recognised to encourage the training and recruitment of homegrown professionals. Instead, they have burdened British youngsters wishing to go to university with unbearable levels of debt. And still, they try to plug the holes in Britain’s ailing public services by recruiting from the third world.
26 April 2006, 12:26 PM
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I'd like Tories with Hague given a second chance.
UKIP as a 100-1 shot. I'd like to drop the Europe concept and UKIP don't seem to have the racist background (aside from a general dislike of Europeans
) that BNP have. They also got shot of that idiot with the suntan.
UKIP as a 100-1 shot. I'd like to drop the Europe concept and UKIP don't seem to have the racist background (aside from a general dislike of Europeans
) that BNP have. They also got shot of that idiot with the suntan.
26 April 2006, 12:26 PM
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Originally Posted by Abdabz
live in a working class cesspit and as a result all those uneducated around me vote Labour with no knowledge of politics at all...
26 April 2006, 12:27 PM
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Originally Posted by unclebuck
Here's 1 - just for you.
.As for the content,have you read it you fool
. Thats not an econmic policy of the BNP,its a statement regarding possible damage to third world countries by importing talented labour.
26 April 2006, 12:31 PM
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Of course it a 'cut and paste' that's why it's in "quotations" Here's some more common sense. If you can't make the mental leap to see how all this would benefit our economy then I can't help you further.
The effects of BNP policies
The skilled people of the developing world need to be encouraged to make their own homelands better places rather than seeking an easier life in the UK. The BNP’s planned system of voluntary resettlement with generous financial incentives will enable these doctors, nurses and teachers to return home, to where they are needed most. Able to retain their staff, the services in these countries will be better able to answer the needs of their own citizens.
It is often argued that without immigrants the NHS would collapse, but rarely acknowledged that immigration adds to the pressure of numbers wishing to use the NHS and other services. The more immigration - the more services need to expand if they are to meet the needs of the increasing number of users. The BNP call for an immediate halt to further immigration, voluntary resettlement of those already here, and the immediate deportation of all criminal and illegal immigrants, will vastly reduce this stress on the system and reduce the need for so many foreign workers.
The BNP policy of addressing the real reason for recruitment and retention difficulties in the NHS – low pay and poor conditions – will help to keep, and bring new and returning, British health workers and medical staff within the service. The restoration of discipline and authority in the classroom will attack the main issue that has driven many healthcare teachers from the profession.
Our own people must come first
If our nation does not have enough doctors, nurses, teachers and indeed even plumbers and bricklayers, it is the education system that is to blame and the problem should be dealt with through education, not immigration. The BNP pledge to end to ‘trendy’ teaching methods and politically correct indoctrination that have led to this shortage of skilled personal, and concentration upon acquiring real skills, will ensure that the education system in Britain enables our own young people to fill the employment needs of this nation.
The skilled people of the developing world need to be encouraged to make their own homelands better places rather than seeking an easier life in the UK. The BNP’s planned system of voluntary resettlement with generous financial incentives will enable these doctors, nurses and teachers to return home, to where they are needed most. Able to retain their staff, the services in these countries will be better able to answer the needs of their own citizens.
It is often argued that without immigrants the NHS would collapse, but rarely acknowledged that immigration adds to the pressure of numbers wishing to use the NHS and other services. The more immigration - the more services need to expand if they are to meet the needs of the increasing number of users. The BNP call for an immediate halt to further immigration, voluntary resettlement of those already here, and the immediate deportation of all criminal and illegal immigrants, will vastly reduce this stress on the system and reduce the need for so many foreign workers.
The BNP policy of addressing the real reason for recruitment and retention difficulties in the NHS – low pay and poor conditions – will help to keep, and bring new and returning, British health workers and medical staff within the service. The restoration of discipline and authority in the classroom will attack the main issue that has driven many healthcare teachers from the profession.
Our own people must come first
If our nation does not have enough doctors, nurses, teachers and indeed even plumbers and bricklayers, it is the education system that is to blame and the problem should be dealt with through education, not immigration. The BNP pledge to end to ‘trendy’ teaching methods and politically correct indoctrination that have led to this shortage of skilled personal, and concentration upon acquiring real skills, will ensure that the education system in Britain enables our own young people to fill the employment needs of this nation.
26 April 2006, 12:35 PM
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You want 3 policies that the BNP have that will benefit the UK economy? Shouldnt you be worried about the current lots efforts at running the UKs market? Dont think many people could do much worse
26 April 2006, 12:39 PM
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26 April 2006, 12:40 PM
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"The effects of BNP policies
The skilled people of the developing world need to be encouraged to make their own homelands better places rather than seeking an easier life in the UK. The BNP’s planned system of voluntary resettlement with generous financial incentives will enable these doctors, nurses and teachers to return home, to where they are needed most. Able to retain their staff, the services in these countries will be better able to answer the needs of their own citizens.
It is often argued that without immigrants the NHS would collapse, but rarely acknowledged that immigration adds to the pressure of numbers wishing to use the NHS and other services. The more immigration - the more services need to expand if they are to meet the needs of the increasing number of users. The BNP call for an immediate halt to further immigration, voluntary resettlement of those already here, and the immediate deportation of all criminal and illegal immigrants, will vastly reduce this stress on the system and reduce the need for so many foreign workers.
The BNP policy of addressing the real reason for recruitment and retention difficulties in the NHS – low pay and poor conditions – will help to keep, and bring new and returning, British health workers and medical staff within the service. The restoration of discipline and authority in the classroom will attack the main issue that has driven many healthcare teachers from the profession.
"Our own people must come first
If our nation does not have enough doctors, nurses, teachers and indeed even plumbers and bricklayers, it is the education system that is to blame and the problem should be dealt with through education, not immigration. The BNP pledge to end to ‘trendy’ teaching methods and politically correct indoctrination that have led to this shortage of skilled personal, and concentration upon acquiring real skills, will ensure that the education system in Britain enables our own young people to fill the employment needs of this nation.
"
So you agree with this do you UncleBuck?
The skilled people of the developing world need to be encouraged to make their own homelands better places rather than seeking an easier life in the UK. The BNP’s planned system of voluntary resettlement with generous financial incentives will enable these doctors, nurses and teachers to return home, to where they are needed most. Able to retain their staff, the services in these countries will be better able to answer the needs of their own citizens.
It is often argued that without immigrants the NHS would collapse, but rarely acknowledged that immigration adds to the pressure of numbers wishing to use the NHS and other services. The more immigration - the more services need to expand if they are to meet the needs of the increasing number of users. The BNP call for an immediate halt to further immigration, voluntary resettlement of those already here, and the immediate deportation of all criminal and illegal immigrants, will vastly reduce this stress on the system and reduce the need for so many foreign workers.
The BNP policy of addressing the real reason for recruitment and retention difficulties in the NHS – low pay and poor conditions – will help to keep, and bring new and returning, British health workers and medical staff within the service. The restoration of discipline and authority in the classroom will attack the main issue that has driven many healthcare teachers from the profession.
"Our own people must come first
If our nation does not have enough doctors, nurses, teachers and indeed even plumbers and bricklayers, it is the education system that is to blame and the problem should be dealt with through education, not immigration. The BNP pledge to end to ‘trendy’ teaching methods and politically correct indoctrination that have led to this shortage of skilled personal, and concentration upon acquiring real skills, will ensure that the education system in Britain enables our own young people to fill the employment needs of this nation.
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So you agree with this do you UncleBuck?
26 April 2006, 12:56 PM
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Originally Posted by lightning101
Sounds good to me
am I a racist now paulr
because if you thinks that the case then The Mark.............................................. .................................................. ......... your here
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26 April 2006, 01:02 PM
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Without me looking at the BNP website while at work - don't think it would go down too well - what would they do to people who are not of an indigenous background who were born here. I.e. black and asian Brits?
26 April 2006, 01:03 PM
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Originally Posted by paulr
Okay,i'll ask it again.
NAME THREE POLICIES OF THE BNP THAT WILL HELP IMPROVE THE UK ECONOMY.
NAME THREE POLICIES OF THE BNP THAT WILL HELP IMPROVE THE UK ECONOMY.
26 April 2006, 01:08 PM
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Without me looking at the BNP website while at work - don't think it would go down too well - what would they do to people who are not of an indigenous background who were born here. I.e. black and asian Brits?