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dulciana
Edited by: dulciana  Dec 11, 06, 21:58  #91

Aniah wrote:-

And how do you know I am a woman? I could be a man hiding behind a woman's id just to fool you clever men out there

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The BNP have transvestities in their midst?

Well that's one step towards liberalism, I suppose. Do they have to wear a pink triangle at the conference?



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Casper [Guest]
  Dec 12, 06, 11:23  #92

..er....bloody hell what happened this thread has completely disintegrated. Don't seemed to have missed too much whilst in Polska.

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ANIAH
  Dec 12, 06, 12:28  #93

What are you talking about Dulciana? I am not a BNP supporter, are you?


The point I was making was that I could be a man or a woman - how do you really know who is really behind the post?


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dulciana
  Dec 12, 06, 15:50  #94

Quoting: ANIAH, Post #149

What are you talking about Dulciana? I am not a BNP supporter, are you?


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My apologies.....a case of mistaken identity when I was going through the posts.

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VladG2 [Guest]
  Dec 13, 06, 19:32  #95

Quoting: YANTA, Post #86
"Vyacheslav Postavnin was quoted yesterday as saying that it was a good idea to keep the numbers of non-Russians in any given region below 20 per cent of the overall population. "If the norm is exceeded, it will make the indigenous population feel uncomfortable. As a rule people who come to such districts do not assimilate. They begin living by their own rules," he said.


I’m not sure that you understand this statement correctly. It is need to read 20% foreigners. Russians means citizens of Russia, not nationality.

Russia for several ages has Muslim population. Estimating in 20% might be close to a real figure. Part of it in Central Russia, other part of them is in Caucasus. Both minorities were always lived there. At Soviet time we ended up with Muslims form ex-Soviet republic. After Soviet Union collapse we ended up with new wave of migrants. Azeri kicked out Armenians fro Azerbaijan, same Armenians did to Azeri people, but most of them moved to Russia rather than to their motherland. Russians were kicked out from new self pride republics. As you see situation is very complicated. Already society is stressed and these limitation are rather good than bad.

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Varsovian
  Jan 8, 07, 09:11  #96

macdee - perhaps you generally feel aggrieved because you lack education.

You wrote, "I would just like to say to all you polish beggars in the Uk Go home your not wanted"

Using your eloquent wording, this should have read, "I would just like to say to all you Polish beggars in the UK, "Go home, you're not wanted."

"Polish", with a capital "P". Otherwise you put it on your shoes: shoe polish.
"UK" denotes the United Kingdom, not the United kingdom.
"Your" denotes possession. "You're" is the shortened form of "You are".

There are many subsidised English courses for the functional illiterate in the UK - I suggest you take one of them and invest in yourself, and not in vitriolic abuse.

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Varsovian
  Jan 8, 07, 09:17  #97

Phew, re-reading that I hoped no-one would notice my punctuation mistake (deliberate, of course).

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Bartolome
  Jan 8, 07, 10:07  #98

Quoting: macdee, Post #152
I would just like to say to all you polish beggars in the Uk Go home your not wanted

Maybe there are about 1000-1500 of them ? I don't want them here as well, they just don't want to work and spoil our image of hard-working people


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ANIAH
  Jan 8, 07, 12:30  #99

I have not met any Polish beggars..then again I don't normally stop to ask beggars their nationality. When I lived in Bristol they seemed to be everywhere, mind you that was before Poland joined the EU so I don't think they were Polish somehow.


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Frank
  Jan 8, 07, 12:42  #100

There were beggars/street people on the streets for decades before our EE guests arrived and there will be long after they have departed..........whats the big deal.....just showing off your rascism, because you can?


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tododad [Guest]
  Jan 27, 07, 13:16  #101

the polish are arugant and this is a history fact,they are one of the most hated nations in the world.look back the history ,they have got russia ,****** em up so many times ,on the other side is germany-got trougt poland just for 2 weeks.the poles hate the whole world exept them selfs .when I see polish i want to smash his head,before 4 years I trought there is nothing wrong with the polish people(whay is that ,whay I have change my openion

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globetrotter
  Jan 27, 07, 13:56  #102

Quoting: tododad, Post #160
whay I have change my openion


What language is this rant in? I can only assume that you have had a bad experience with someone from Poland. If so don't you think it a little over the top to brand a whole country about which you obviously know B*****R all


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Sandy [Guest]
  Jan 27, 07, 18:19  #103

There is not a mass anti polish sentiment, apart from English builders most people don't mind poles.

There is however a huge anti muslim sentiment. There are a lot of English people leaving the UK because they don't agree with the governments intergration of Islam and Islamic religion into the English education system.

Most schools now teach Islam in England and it is compulsory for all english people to learn about Muslims and their religon. As it's now part of the education system, families are emigrating to Australia and English settlements in Spain as multiculturalism is not forced there, it's an option.

It was a big issue 2 years ago, the continue migration is all based on the muslim issue.

I process emigration forms for our local government office and migrants have to fill out a form stating there reason for leaving, they always rant about the force muslim intergration into the education system.

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Dezerter [Guest]
  Sep 29, 07, 16:30  #104

There is no anti-Polish sentiment in the Uk
It is all based on personal experience.
I used to think that Polish people were sensible and hard
working until we employed one who turned out to be a complete
cretin who shoved her tits in my face at work and lent a new
meaning to the word "evil" because she was totally immature
for her age and had obviously been brought up in a cupboard
somewhere in Poland.
Now I am sitting at home making an anti-Polish playlist of Mp3s
How sad !

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mruk [Guest]
  Oct 3, 07, 16:08  #105

if a polish person comes to britain and can speak english and willing to work fair enough.but those who no willing to work should be kicked out first class back to poland.but its only a island so limitations should be set on how many come in.any polish familes entering the children in to schools should be englsh as a first language.

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randompal
  Oct 4, 07, 11:44  #106

Quoting: Bartolome
I would just like to say to all you polish beggars in the Uk Go home your not wanted


Randompal would like to see all the cheesy stag party holiday Brits who come to Poland for a cheap beer go home, because they are not wanted.


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Osiedle_Ruda [Guest]
  Oct 4, 07, 11:46  #107

Quoting: randompal
Randompal would like to see all the cheesy stag party holiday Brits who come to Poland for a cheap beer go home, because they are not wanted.


pwned :)

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randompal
  Oct 4, 07, 11:48  #108

Quoting: ola123
There is no place for muslims arabs in Europe.


No place for Arabs in Europe or no place for Muslims in Europe? Because as you well know, they are not always one and the same. But just so we're on the same page, it's not OK for Arabs to come here, but it's OK for Poland to go to Iraq to help Uncle Scam liberate some oil from those uppity camel jockeys?


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Nigel
  Oct 5, 07, 16:47  #109

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quote=randompal] Randompal would like to see all the cheesy stag party holiday Brits who come to Poland for a cheap beer go home, because they are not wanted. [/quote]

We Brits agree,we dont want them either and we hope they stay there.Maybe we need to wait until our two countries have saved enough scum and then do a big international rubbish exchange thing-good for the press

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andyjazz [Guest]
  Oct 28, 07, 05:34  #110

I am very open minded and always have been. I'm not in the slightest racist, But enough is enough. I live in Wrexham and the majority of unskilled jobs are being swallowed up by mostly Polish migrants. Not to mention affects on housing, sending money home, claiming benefits, overcrowding our health services and prisons etc. A friend of mine was made redundant recently, he did the obvious and visited an agency for a temporary position only to find he was bottom of the list from Polish applicants. The Government must have known the long term affects on British people. I think we have been fooled into thinking helping other countries would have a positive affect on our economy. I would be very interested to know how they come to such a fact. The only possible advantages are in the production field. But the long term affect on our country and it's people is of great concern

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Yogibear
  Oct 30, 07, 05:11  #111

Quoting: Giles


For me they are race traitors, denigrating other caucasians, which disgusts me.



Iam not sure about anybody else but to me that sounds a bit .

Well ermmm. Racist. How can you possibly expect to be treated an equal if you deny others the same equality you desire?

Life is nothing but a magnet my friend and what you vibrate comes back to .

Good Luck.


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Giles [Guest]
  Oct 30, 07, 05:39  #112

Your point is Yogi?

My point i white people who put down other whites because of their social postion or economic standing disgusts me.

as does my spelling

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Yogibear
  Oct 30, 07, 06:01  #113

Quoting: Giles


My point i white people who put down other whites because of their social postion or economic standing discusts me.



So you tolerate whites putting down non whites?

If you do matey man you will never find true happiness.


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Giles [Guest]
  Oct 30, 07, 06:04  #114

woah you are putting words in my mouth. I never said that at all.

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Giles [Guest]
  Oct 30, 07, 06:05  #115

The comment was in refenerence to English people denigratinging Poles. Actually.

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Yogibear
  Oct 30, 07, 06:11  #116

Quoting: Giles


ooops white immigration into the Uk. I could possibly understand fears about non-European immigration into the UK, citing cultural differences and lack of integration. But this is simply not the case. Many of these complainers actually don't want to be in the EU.
For me they are race traitors, denigrating other caucasians, which disgusts me.



I think I may have mis interpretated this comment. If I did I must apologise.


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Yogibear
  Oct 30, 07, 06:13  #117

Quoting: Giles


The comment was in refenerence to English people denigratinging Poles



Unfortunately that will always be there. Some Asians still get it after 3 generations..


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Yogibear
  Oct 30, 07, 06:15  #118

Quoting: ola123


There is no place for muslims arabs in Europe.



What a silly thing to say.


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ShelleyS
  Oct 30, 07, 06:53  #119

Quoting: Yogibear
Some Asians still get it after 3 generations..


And the reason they do is because they dont integrate and send home for a new wife or husband....its will always be the same for asians unlike the jamacans that came over in the 50is - they mixed and shared their culture and settled down here...


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Birmingham [Guest]
  Oct 31, 07, 00:16  #120

Quoting: Giles
My point i white people who put down other whites because of their social postion or economic standing disgusts me.

as does my spelling


You seem to change your point of view as many time as the change of weather :)
Giles you have got it wrong, Poles don't like free loaders, people like you who want to get rich at the expense of the poor, sorry old buddy!

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