nicepix
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Who voted for a foreign power in a British voting/polling booth nicepix?
Those British people who voted Conservative in 1987.
Who voted for a foreign power in a British voting/polling booth nicepix?
The open door policy on immigration by the previous government is now the subject of apologies from almost all those who came up with the idea including many of the leading politicians of the day with one notable exception and even the guy in charge of the Equalities Commission for that period. The unfortunate thing is that it is now too late and too difficult to put things right.
Ok, thanks nicepix, wasn't sure.Those British people who voted Conservative in 1987.
Only if you move to somewhere that is very similar to home, language, lyfestyle, beliefs etc will you integrate, such as a Brit moving to Australia
The Maastricht treaty signed by John Major in 1992 was when a lot of power was handed to Brussels, Thatcher had resisted, Kinnock would have had us using the Euro and scrapped the pound. John Major did opt out of the social chapter of the Maastricht treaty though.
Tony Blair signed up to the social chapter when he was elected, this is when immigration soared, so he's the man to blame for what's being talked about here.
As for integration, this would only happen with small numbers, that's human nature. If there was only one or two foriegn nationals in your town they would be fully integrated into the local community. When there are larger numbers they will always seek each other out and form their own community.
You only have to go to Spain to see the Brit communities that have formed over there, maybe the Spanish don't like that. If you, I or anyone else moved to a country that had differing cultures, customs, lifestyle etc. and there were a number of other Brits there you would more than likely settle near them and they would become your immediate friends for socialising. Only if you move to somewhere that is very similar to home, language, lyfestyle, beliefs etc will you integrate, such as a Brit moving to Australia or the USA or vice versa.
My goodness, are you suggesting that there exists any form of similarity between English and Australian Strine?
Strewth mate . . . . . . .
Never heard anyone in Australia under the age of 50 say strewth probably died out with Paul Hogan ... Fair dinkum is still around , No worries etc. Haven't heard anyone called Bruce for a while either....
Never heard anyone in Australia under the age of 50 say strewth probably died out with Paul Hogan
The Maastricht treaty signed by John Major in 1992 was when a lot of power was handed to Brussels, Thatcher had resisted, Kinnock would have had us using the Euro and scrapped the pound. John Major did opt out of the social chapter of the Maastricht treaty though.
Tony Blair signed up to the social chapter when he was elected, this is when immigration soared, so he's the man to blame for what's being talked about here.
markg,
Many of the homeless have served in the armed forces and after experiencing what they have and the mental incubation period that most humans can relate to when witnessing "stuff", eventually come to learn that the deprogramming given to them after being a grunt for the politicos consists of a piece of paper and a smile, rendering them virtually unready for the fruits of their hard work.
You can find out a lot about any country just by how they treat the most impoverished, they generally get abused and so eventually end up abusing themselves.
That's where we come in.
Point taken-I have been involved in my local RAFA club as part of the British Legion and have witnessed some of these ex service men who often suffer mental difficulties through trauma related illness. Often resulting in homelessness. We had a special counseling officer who was there to help put these people back and find a home for them with some success. We all supported and helped where we could. Your right - the Gov is found wanting in this respect in a big way. Unfortunately this local branch closed last year through lack of support which resulted in lack of funding. In this respect my remark about beggars was unfair and inappropriate.
Point taken-I have been involved in my local RAFA club as part of the British Legion and have witnessed some of these ex service men who often suffer mental difficulties through trauma related illness. Often resulting in homelessness. We had a special counseling officer who was there to help put these people back and find a home for them with some success. We all supported and helped where we could. Your right - the Gov is found wanting in this respect in a big way. Unfortunately this local branch closed last year through lack of support which resulted in lack of funding. In this respect my remark about beggars was unfair and inappropriate.
hi Mark, wasn't trying to be funny with you pal, just wanted to add to what you said. we all need to have that brew now, perhaps I'll crack on and make it.
I'm out.
Thanks Peter, you edited my post and left the rest of my comment without its coat in the rain. Should I be thanking you for that? (genuinely unsure).
I only mentioned Ted Heath because it was left out of the list of traitors, besides that I was asking if it might be a good idea to ask his little baby/legacy for an answer to the EE problem, they (the EU) dictate to us already don't they? Ted started it, that was all, or did the details about treason that were evidently plucked out (outside of the said Angling-politics context) offend someone?
Sorry guys, my bad.
Anyway, nice chatting/debating with you guy's and thanks for the pm's chaps, roll on June 16th! Have a good one.
Heath took us into a Common Market. Not the European Union. Different thing altogether. No one back then foresaw that a sensible trading agreement would morph into an overbearing super state.
Anyway, nice chatting/debating with you guy's and thanks for the pm's chaps, roll on June 16th! Have a good one.