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[Less]

Originally Posted by jaysay

you actually forget that this mass influx was started long before the present government was in power, pray tell us who opened the doors in the first place, always remembering once open they are very hard to close

Strange, you must have missed my post:-

Originally Posted by Less

The Government in charge during WW2?
Didn't they offer British citizenship in exchange for the oppressed members of the Empire taking part and dying against the Nazis?

That I believe was a coalition Government for the duration of the hostilities.

The Countries back was to the wall and we we're skint, the only thing we had to offer was British Citizenship, they just didn't realise how many would take up this chance, just about every Government post-war has mishandled it since then.

[jaysay]

Originally Posted by Less

Strange, you must have missed my post:-




That I believe was a coalition Government for the duration of the hostilities.

The Countries back was to the wall and we we're skint, the only thing we had to offer was British Citizenship, they just didn't realise how many would take up this chance, just about every Government post-war has mishandled it since then.

Ya and nobody has had the bottle to say enough is enough

[DAV007]

I didn't understand the approach to write the advert in English?
A proportion of illegal immigrants cannot read English and are only able to speak a basic broken English.

[Wynonie Harris]

Originally Posted by DAV007

I didn't understand the approach to write the advert in English?
A proportion of illegal immigrants cannot read English and are only able to speak a basic broken English.

Irrelevant, Davo. A large proportion of potential Tory voters can read English!

[cmonstanley]

'The Labour Party of 1945 was pretty Left-wing. But it was patriotic, Christian and genuinely working-class. It hated cheats and it loathed crime. Several members of the Labour Cabinet of 1948 voted to keep the death penalty. It did not support immigration. It set up the NHS to care for hard-working people whose illnesses were in many cases caused by that hard work. It was (rightly) deeply suspicious of the first steps towards creating what is now the EU. It supported grammar schools, seeing that they gave the children of the poor a ladder out of that poverty. It favoured strong national defences.

[DAV007]

Wynonie,
I think we are making the same point or at least coming to the same conclusion.
The adverts in a practical sense where pointless.
In a political sense, they where effective.

[Wynonie Harris]

Originally Posted by DAV007

Wynonie,
I think we are making the same point or at least coming to the same conclusion.
The adverts in a practical sense where pointless.
In a political sense, they where effective.

You might be right, that remains to be seen at the next election. Personally, I would think that most people saw right through them!

[jaysay]

Originally Posted by Wynonie Harris

You might be right, that remains to be seen at the next election. Personally, I would think that most people saw right through them!

Doubt if it will make any difference seeing that 0nly 2 out of 10 Labour voters think Mr. Ed. is the right person to leads Labour into the next election, UKIP could well be second in the poll at that rate

[cashman]

Originally Posted by jaysay

Doubt if it will make any difference seeing that 0nly 2 out of 10 Labour voters think Mr. Ed. is the right person to leads Labour into the next election, UKIP could well be second in the poll at that rate

Are you one of them 2?

[DAV007]

Ed is a bad leader a very bad leader, if Labour had anyone else (well not anyone, certainly not ed balls or harriet Harman) they would be in a stronger position going into the 2015 election.

[jaysay]

Originally Posted by DAV007

Ed is a bad leader a very bad leader, if Labour had anyone else (well not anyone, certainly not ed balls or harriet Harman) they would be in a stronger position going into the 2015 election.

They're the only three anybody know

[cmonstanley]

Luciana berger would win the election

[cmonstanley]

Originally Posted by jaysay

Doubt if it will make any difference seeing that 0nly 2 out of 10 Labour voters think Mr. Ed. is the right person to leads Labour into the next election, UKIP could well be second in the poll at that rate

next youll be saying call centres are run from prisons lol ohh wait a minute Prisoners Cold Call From Jail Call Centres

[Margaret Pilkington]

Originally Posted by cmonstanley

'The Labour Party of 1945 was pretty Left-wing. But it was patriotic, Christian and genuinely working-class. It hated cheats and it loathed crime. Several members of the Labour Cabinet of 1948 voted to keep the death penalty. It did not support immigration. It set up the NHS to care for hard-working people whose illnesses were in many cases caused by that hard work. It was (rightly) deeply suspicious of the first steps towards creating what is now the EU. It supported grammar schools, seeing that they gave the children of the poor a ladder out of that poverty. It favoured strong national defences.

I do not believe for one moment that you have formulated this post...for a kick off, it is punctuated, makes sense and is readable.......so C'mon...where did you cut and paste it from?(The Daily Mail is my guess)....And how come it isn't just another one of your posts with just a link?

Are these your ideologies...you give us no clue from this post.

[umpire]

I've seen a simple solution to this problem.
During foot and mouth and mad cow, government decreed that all cattle should be computer tagged and traceable. Therefore all the border agency needs to do is give each illegal imigrant a cow to look after, trace the cow et voila!!