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by **Judge** » Tue Mar 25, 2008 7:07 pm

Effes wrote:
dawson99 wrote:
Judge wrote:why cant we have a punishment that befits the crime ?

bring in boot camps and severe discipline, plus the death penalty

im always watching these docs about american prisons where prisons are prisons...

Those prisons scare the feck outta me - stabbings all the time.

how many times have you been stabbed?

by **Roger Red Hat** » Thu Mar 27, 2008 4:27 pm

Brendan Harris you fking cowardly shivering chav bstd. May you die a slow death

http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/england/lancashire/7316601.stm

by **woof woof !** » Thu Mar 27, 2008 5:20 pm

OK lads , Newkit opininion

Whad'ya think about this ?

The British Solution to Save Petrol

Brown wants us to cut the amount of petrol we use......

The best way to stop using so much petrol is to deport 3 million illegal immigrants!

That would be 3 million less people using our petrol. The price of petrol would come down.....

Bring our troops home from Iraq to guard the Channel....

When they catch an illegal immigrant crossing the Channel, hand him a canteen, rifle and some ammo and ship him to Iraq ...

Tell him if he wants to come to Britain then he must serve a tour in the military....
Give him a soldier's pay while he's there and tax him on it.....

After his tour, he will be allowed to become a citizen since he defended this country.....

He will also be registered to be taxed and be a legal resident..... .

This option will probably deter illegal immigration and provide a solution for the troops in Iraq and the aliens trying to make a better life for themselves.. .....

If they refuse to serve, ship them to Iraq anyway, without the canteen, rifle or ammo.....

Problem solved.....

Maybe you think it's a good idea ? but before you make up you mind you should be advised that it was part of a BNP leafletr that was stuck through my door.

by **Judge** » Thu Mar 27, 2008 5:30 pm

fantastic woof

when you become prime minister, let me be in charge of dishing out the ammo to those caught immigrants

by **woof woof !** » Thu Mar 27, 2008 6:19 pm

Judge wrote:fantastic woof

when you become prime minister, let me be in charge of dishing out the ammo to those caught immigrants

There's more to the leaflet Judge

If you are ready for the adventure of a lifetime, try this:
a.. Go toPakistan, Afghanistan or Iraq illegally. Never mind immigration quotas, visas, international law, or any of that nonsense. b.. Once there, demand that the local overnment provide free medical care for you and your entire family.
c.. Demand bilingual nurses and doctors.

d. Demand free bilingual local government forms, bulletins, etc.

e.. Procreate abundantly.

f.. Deflect any criticism of this allegedly irresponsible reproductive behaviour with, 'It is a cultural thing; you wouldn't understand.'

g.. Keep your British identity strong. Fly your national flag from your rooftop, or proudly display it in your front window, or on your car bumper.

h.. Speak only English at home and in public, and insist that your children do likewise.

I.. Demand classes on English culture in the Muslim school system.

j.. Demand a local country driver license or national insurance number equivalent

k.. This will afford other legal rights and will go far to legitimise your unauthorised, illegal, presence in Pakistan, Afghanistan or Iraq.

l.. Drive around with no MOT, tax or insurance and ignore local traffic laws.

m.. Insist that local country law enforcement teaches English to all its officers.

n.. Organise protest marches against your host country, inciting violenceagainst non-Brits, non-Christians, and the government that let you in.

Good luck! You'll soon be dead.

It would never happen in Pakistan, Afghanistan or Iraq (or any other country in the world for that matter) except right here in the UK, because we are run by soft, politically correct politicians that are too scared to 'offend' anyone.

If you agree, pass it on.

If you don't, go ahead and try the above in Pakistan, Afghanistan or Iraq

Blatantly racist publication and yet you can't help thinking that our tolerance is indeed the avenue by which our own national identity and values are undermined.

by **Lando_Griffin** » Thu Mar 27, 2008 7:11 pm

Good ideas don't become bad just because the BNP agree with them.

I believe it will get to the point where they are a major player in elections - people won't put up with much more sh*t from the current crop of fannies in parliament.

by **PhiLFC** » Thu Mar 27, 2008 10:54 pm

They want us to use less fuel... get rid of the fucking humps in the middle of the roads where we all have to change gear up n down all the fucking time. Sometimes I hate this country but I'm stuck here so I hate it even more

by **dawson99** » Sat Mar 29, 2008 8:51 pm

One of the gang who kicked to death father-of-three Garry Newlove is to appeal against his conviction.

Adam Swellings, 19, from Crewe, was jailed for life with a judge advising he serve at least 17 years.

Last month, his solicitor said the teenager may appeal because his term was beyond parliament's recommendation of 15 years.

:angry:

serious? he is complaining? the guy should sit in jail til he rots

by **Bammo** » Sun Mar 30, 2008 1:25 pm

Illegal immigrants into the army? Can't see any possible problems with that

May as well send a leaflet to Al Quaeda saying "why bother to train your own fighters? Send them to Britain and we'll train them and put them in important positions in our army. Then they can sabotage all our military action and give victory to Al Quaeda!"

The BNP always make me laugh. They come out with these policies but none of them would actually work in reality. Do they think every single illegal immigrant spends all day driving?

Bunch of muppets :laugh:

by **Roger Red Hat** » Mon Mar 31, 2008 1:23 pm

instead of giving them canteen, ammo, rifle etc and listing them in our army, just tell them to fk off.

simple and cost effective. If the start showing their race cards - execute them. On the spot. BANG. end of.

by **bunglemark2** » Mon Mar 31, 2008 1:30 pm

Kharhaz wrote:Yesterday, my brother and his missus turned up and said, "guess what kind of day weve had?" so from that im guessing a bad one, as I dont ask these kind of questions because my day is usually sh.it !

They got a letter from the csa, yesterday, dated 18 march, you owe us over £1700, and we want it by the 20th march otherwise the bailiffs will be around. Not only was this letter late, the day they got it the bailiffs were on there way. Long story but one which many can empathise with, bitter mum, doesnt let dad see kid, dad fights all the way in every way possible just to have access to see his kid, courts deny access, and now hes settled with someone else after many years he deserves to be punished. His lad is 12 now, my brothers given up. He has 3 other kids with his current wife. He is working all hours in a factory job in which he hates but he needs the money, he was stung with the tax credits by having to pay it back because of a 80p per hour raise in his wages, and now hes being stung by the csa to pay for a kid he cannot get access to.

Im hating this country and government more and more with each and every passing day.

If I read that right, your bro' *does* want to see his 12 year old kid. If that's the case, he has my utmost sympathy....
Not being a UK citizen, I can't speak with any degree of insight into how things work over there, but if it were me, I'd be all over the airwaves with that news story. Name and shame the authorities, the ex-wife etc.....I've no time for people who try to keep kids and their parents apart : I'd crucify the ex-wife in the press, all media possible....and highlight this story with the CSA wherever...

Just a thought...

by **Kharhaz** » Mon Mar 31, 2008 9:38 pm

bunglemark2 wrote:
Kharhaz wrote:Yesterday, my brother and his missus turned up and said, "guess what kind of day weve had?" so from that im guessing a bad one, as I dont ask these kind of questions because my day is usually sh.it !

They got a letter from the csa, yesterday, dated 18 march, you owe us over £1700, and we want it by the 20th march otherwise the bailiffs will be around. Not only was this letter late, the day they got it the bailiffs were on there way. Long story but one which many can empathise with, bitter mum, doesnt let dad see kid, dad fights all the way in every way possible just to have access to see his kid, courts deny access, and now hes settled with someone else after many years he deserves to be punished. His lad is 12 now, my brothers given up. He has 3 other kids with his current wife. He is working all hours in a factory job in which he hates but he needs the money, he was stung with the tax credits by having to pay it back because of a 80p per hour raise in his wages, and now hes being stung by the csa to pay for a kid he cannot get access to.

Im hating this country and government more and more with each and every passing day.

If I read that right, your bro' *does* want to see his 12 year old kid. If that's the case, he has my utmost sympathy....
Not being a UK citizen, I can't speak with any degree of insight into how things work over there, but if it were me, I'd be all over the airwaves with that news story. Name and shame the authorities, the ex-wife etc.....I've no time for people who try to keep kids and their parents apart : I'd crucify the ex-wife in the press, all media possible....and highlight this story with the CSA wherever...

Just a thought...

Well since then weve been looking up at whats what and going through all his court papers and he doesnt have parentel responsibility. That is only achieved through marriage or unless the mother agrees through the council to give the father PR. Now what that means is, as he doesnt have PR they have no right to charge him anything for his kid, as he has not only been denied access to him, he has no right whatsoever according to the law. Hes at the solicitors this week to sort it out.

by **Judge** » Mon Mar 31, 2008 10:00 pm

kharhaz, did he waiver his PR, if so then she cant demand money unless it goes thru court

on the other hand, if he has not and he was recognised as the father, then he automatically has PR regardless of marriage

by **Kharhaz** » Mon Mar 31, 2008 10:22 pm

Judge wrote:kharhaz, did he waiver his PR, if so then she cant demand money unless it goes thru court

on the other hand, if he has not and he was recognised as the father, then he automatically has PR regardless of marriage

I think that after the court battle whatever rights he had were thrown out, hence why the courts gave him no access.

On the PR front, me and my missus are not married and we had to go through the courts because my mother wanted my oldest lad for herself and tried to put in for him. The only way I could speak to the solicitor was for my missus to agree that I have parental responsibility and had to sign a load of papers then get it approved by the family courts doo dah. After that was all done ive now got the same rights as a husband.

by **Judge** » Mon Mar 31, 2008 10:27 pm

if the courts threw out his application, then theres more to this than he's telling you

no court would deny the child to see their dad, unless there was a serious reason why

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