Party Political Broadcast on behalf of the Flowered Party

[Seriously Flowered]

85% of the population feel the policy on Immmigration and Asylum seeking is out of control.
67% of the population feel asylum seekers are given far more benefits than the British population.
In the last 8 years, application for asylum has doubled.
Out of the 84,000 applicants, only 20,00 were found to be genuine.
The cost of maintaining this farce, has gone from £200 million, to £2 billion.

So, therefore Grim and ilk, does it follow 85% of Britain is racist?

Why not just open the borders and let the whole world flood in eh?

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> 85% of the population feel the policy on Immmigration and Asylum seeking
> is out of control.
> 67% of the population feel asylum seekers are given far more benefits than
> the British population.
> In the last 8 years, application for asylum has doubled.
> Out of the 84,000 applicants, only 20,00 were found to be genuine.
> The cost of maintaining this farce, has gone from £200 million, to £2
> billion.

> So, therefore Grim and ilk, does it follow 85% of Britain is racist?

> Why not just open the borders and let the whole world flood in eh?

So are you voting for Dracula then?

[Bertie]

> So are you voting for Dracula then?

What the?

Haha.

[Codreanu]

England For The English!

Anyone else coming to the disco?

Flowered will be the Guest Of Honour (but I get first dance).




Watch It Here!

[please]

> What the?

> Haha.

Does'nt Howeard remind you of Dracula?

[please]

> England For The English!

> Anyone else coming to the disco?

> Flowered will be the Guest Of Honour (but I get first dance).

Great song, double edged and all. And wheres the disco, are hats allowed?

[L]

> England For The English!

> Anyone else coming to the disco?

> Flowered will be the Guest Of Honour (but I get first dance).

take it elsewhere you nazi scum.

ps yes england for the english not for boring american pseudo_intellectuals who should really cut down on the meds.

[Bertie]

What would the equivalent party be in the US?

We don't really have a party for the homeless do we?

Sorry, but that video is pants (English slang for rubbish).

[Seriously Flowered]

> England For The English!

> Anyone else coming to the disco?

> Flowered will be the Guest Of Honour (but I get first dance).

I'll tell you what Codreanu, they write good songs with it!

That song was beautiful, puts that last American patriotic one to shame.

I would have thought you'd have saved the LAST dance for me, not the first?

[Codreanu]

> take it elsewhere you nazi scum.

> ps yes england for the english not for boring american
> pseudo_intellectuals who should really cut down on the meds.

Alright, L, if you feel so strongly, I will dance with you first.
But if Flowered is turned-out of the disco earlier than her wont, so that I miss a dance, the fault will be yours. XO

-Codreanu -- boring American pseudo-intellectual

[Bertie]

> Doesn't Howard remind you of Dracula?

Hehe.




Count Dracula of England

[Seriously Flowered]

> take it elsewhere you nazi scum.

> ps yes england for the english not for boring american
> pseudo_intellectuals who should really cut down on the meds.

Oh no L, you obviously spend far too long on this board and have not smelt the political viewpoint of 85% of this nation, who dare to question the immigration policy.

Just for the record, what is your viewpoint?

I know you view anyone who dares question the notion of unlimited immigration as nazi or facist, but what is your solution?

Possibly one of, free for all, whoever manages to smuggle themselves in is welcome to stay.

How are we meant to pay for all these immigrants who require housing, medical attention (rather more than we do by all accounts, have you read the recent statistics on TB and Aids, resulting from the open doors policy?)

Quick to condemn others and yet no substance in any argument you have ever put forward to make me think otherwise.

[Codreanu]

> I'll tell you what Codreanu, they write good songs with it!

> That song was beautiful, puts that last American patriotic one to shame.

> I would have thought you'd have saved the LAST dance for me, not the
> first?

I ALREADY promised you the LAST dance.

And it would have to be...as "the most inept that ever stepped" you would certainly never deign to dance with me again!

[Seriously Flowered]

> Hehe.

It is a running joke in this country.
Anne Widdicombe started it.

[Seriously Flowered]

> Alright, L, if you feel so strongly, I will dance with you first.
> But if Flowered is turned-out of the disco earlier than her wont, so that
> I miss a dance, the fault will be yours. XO

> -Codreanu -- boring American pseudo-intellectual

That was very clever of you Codreanu.
I wonder if you are thinking what I'm thinking?
(Play on the Tory party slogan by the way "Are you thinking what I'm thinking"?)

Anyway, I have been flung from far better discos in my time!!!!!!!!

[Codreanu]

> I'll tell you what Codreanu, they write good songs with it!

> That song was beautiful, puts that last American patriotic one to shame.

The lyrics were penned by Nick Griffin!

Author Nick Griffin gives a brief word sketch of the inspiration behind Corporal Fox, one of more than a dozen songs he has written:

I have a very early childhood memory of seeing a bearded tramp with a fox on a lead. It was many years later, when I heard that around 20% of Britain’s homeless are ex-servicemen, that I remembered him and realised that most ‘tramps’ in the early 1960s would have been veterans of the Second World War. Different wars have been fought since then, of course, but the disgrace of old soldiers without homes stays the same. Having promoted his fox to Corporal, the veteran of two recent conflicts brings him chicken bones from the bin outside KFC so he doesn’t lose his only companion. He seems to be going mad—or is it the society that lets such men down so badly that’s truly crazy?

I only wrote the words, Dave Hannam did the real work by coming up with such a superb tune, and singing it so well. He’s already sung it in several ‘mainstream’ folk clubs and tells me that he has reduced some listeners to tears (not in the way that I would if I tried to sing it!) I’m pleased to say that, with our own professional studio now up and very nearly running, this and various other fine songs—new and old alike—will soon be appearing on a growing range of professionally produced CDs.

[Seriously Flowered]

> I ALREADY promised you the LAST dance.

> And it would have to be...as "the most inept that ever stepped"
> you would certainly never deign to dance with me again!

I already advised you on stuffing brown paper into the toes of those size 11 sale shoes you bought.

Seriously, I woke myself up this morning or mid-afternoon, rambling about being on the roof with a Guardian.

Isn't that strange?

I can't for the life of me remember what the dream was about, but that is the truth.

This roof imagery is becoming a little too realistic and scary.

[Codreanu]

> That was very clever of you Codreanu.
> I wonder if you are thinking what I'm thinking?
> (Play on the Tory party slogan by the way "Are you thinking what I'm
> thinking"?)

> Anyway, I have been flung from far better discos in my time!!!!!!!!

I am sure that you have, Flowered, my far-flung darling!

Because you want the day to come sooner
You want the day to come sooner
You want the day to come sooner
When you've settled the score.

[Bertie]

> It is a running joke in this country.
> Anne Widdicombe started it.

Seeing is believing.

Or is that, believing is seeing?

[Codreanu]

> I already advised you on stuffing brown paper into the toes of those size
> 11 sale shoes you bought.

It would have to be a lot of paper, I wear 7 1/2 -- in the US anything under 7 is a childs' size!

>This roof imagery is becoming a little too realistic and scary.

This could be the end of everything
So why don't we go
Somewhere only we know?