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Listed below are comments made by mrshields2u between Monday, 23rd June 2008 and Friday, 23rd October 2009.

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Do you speak Race? 3:18pm on 23 Oct 2009 This is a red-letter day! I actually agree with Mark lock-stock-and-barrel.

Incidentally, the women is wrong. The correct phrase is in fact Afro-Carribean ... as in Judeao-Christian or Anglo-Saxon or Franco-German. It's just a common construct of the indigenous language!

The sooner we can all grow-up and stop throwing around epithats like, "hateful" & "racist" & "bigot" to stifle discussion & debate,the better.
Nick Griffin on Question Time 3:08pm on 23 Oct 2009 It's interesdting how many of the comments say "I'd never vote BNP but ...".

That's why nothing changes in British politics except the colour of the rosette every few years. Until everyone's more concerned about the issues than they are about being considered 'respectable' we'll be on the same political merry-go-round for ever more.
Nick Griffin on Question Time 07:58am on 23 Oct 2009 Seriously, so that's what now passes as robust political debate?! And did my ears deceive me ... did the regular 3 stooges really keep making the accusation against Nick Griffin that he was not to be trusted, that he was merely trying to put on a positive spin on an unpopular message, that he would say one thing but do another? And they did all that with a straight face?

The program may not have done much to increase to increase the BNP's credibility but it did reveal just how inadequate the others are at tackling the issues. The only interesting point came when there was ALMOST a debate about immigrtation.
Video Bay: A young YouTube? 10:28pm on 29 Jun 2009 I hope none of the people who make use of this 'service' complained about the greed or immorality of their MP's expenses.
Speak - er, erm? 01:04am on 23 Jun 2009 Labour won't vote for another old Etonian? What a blatant piece of prejudicial, inverted snobbery. Someone call Harriet Harman's equality police.
Fewer votes for BNP 1:39pm on 08 Jun 2009 But voter turnout was down overall Nick - not just the BNP.

Get out of your London studio Nick and come pay a visit to Bradford - see the churches with their Islamic graffiti, the english children who sit in a school class not being able to understand their classmates because the majority don't speak their language, look at the unauthorised absences of children & employees who disappear to Pakistan for several months or clock off early on Fridays, look at the anti-semitic graffiti on the walls of certain districts - then ask yourself, "Why are some people turning to the BNP?". This isn't fantasy world Nick, this is reality for lots of people but it is censored (like this post probably will be!) lest it 'offend' you-know-who!!
Last chance 8:33pm on 02 Jun 2009 She's robbed us of our liberties so it's no surprise she's been robbing from the petty cash either. Good riddance. You can keep the cash but can we have our liberties back please?
Britain has a drink problem 8:27pm on 22 Jul 2008 A few of us have been banging on about the rank hypocrisy there is surrounding alcohol.

Whilst smokers have been demonised and stigmatised,drinking in "moderation" has always been acceptable - stories of drunkenness are boasted about and laughed at in offices and shop-floors daily.

Yet those who smoke in "moderation" never cause road accidents, never get involved in fights, never go home and beat up their wives, never sleep with someone coz they "had a cig too many".

Time to stigmatise drunkenness in the same way we have done smoking.
One year on... 2:34pm on 27 Jun 2008 You've done it again Nick. You've assumed it's all to do with the economy.

You forget ...
his contempt for the electorate,
the false start general election,
the broken referendum promise,
the missing data,
buying favours to win the 42 day vote,
Northern Rock,
Not allowing a free vote on the embryology bill,
Signing the Lisbon treaty in a back room on his own,
Not putting up a candidate against David Davis,
his patronising attempts at Public Relations (nice smile!),
his copy cat policies,
his shameless use of the troops for during the conservative conference

Not a bad list for just 1 year in office. That's why we disdain him so much. I might forgive him some of the economic stuff given the global climate, but the rest of the list is of his own doing (or undoing).
Do we all need a nudge? 1:03pm on 23 Jun 2008 Spot on comment #2.

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