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Listed below are comments made by KAS1865 between Thursday, 11th December 2008 and Monday, 8th June 2009.

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March of the right 2:28pm on 08 Jun 2009 The last two "Great Politicians" who wanted a Federal State of Europe were Napoleon and Hitler, that says it all for me.

There are those that claim that Churchill was also in favour of such a Union, but that is untrue. Churchill supported the idea of a "Mutual Aid" Programme aimed, solely, at countering the Communist threat.

I voted for for the BNP, in Yorkshire, dispite the propaganda peddled by the Media and the Left, because I actually trust them more than Brown and the Crooks he has surrounded himself with and because I believe my voice will be heard.

The Tories, and Labour have ignored the concerns of the odinary working man for years and have arrogantly continued on their path towards a Federal Europe and all that brings, including things like over regulation, unchecked Immigration and an undermining of everything this Country SHOULD stand for.

I served this Country for 23 years but looking at the mess we are in I sometimes wonder if that sacrifice was worth it. Likewise my Father fought in WW2 and Aden, while my eldest Son currently serves in Afganisitan must also wonder why he and his friends put their lives on the line everyday, only to return home to abuse from many of those we have allowed the priviledge of living here.

If nothing else, the election of two BNP MEPs make give the "so called" main parties the kick up the rear needed to get them back in tune with the Electorate and represent the interests of the Country and not just their inflated egos.
Eurosceptics triumphant 2:11pm on 08 Jun 2009 The last two "Great Politicians" who wanted a Federal State of Europe were Napoleon and Hitler, that says it all for me.

There are those that claim that Churchill was also in favour of such a Union, but that is untrue. Churchill supported the idea of a "Mutual Aid" Programme aimed, solely, at countering the Communist threat.

I voted for for the BNP, in Yorkshire, dispite the propaganda peddled by the Media and the Left, because I actually trust them more than Brown and the Crooks he has surrounded himself with and because I believe my voice will be heard.

The Tories, and Labour have ignored the concerns of the odinary working man for years and have arrogantly continued on their path towards a Federal Europe and all that brings, including things like over regulation, unchecked Immigration and an undermining of everything this Country SHOULD stand for.

I served this Country for 23 years but looking at the mess we are in I sometimes wonder if that sacrifice was worth it. Likewise my Father fought in WW2 and Aden, while my eldest son currently serves in Afganisitan must also wonder

If nothing else, the election of two BNP MEPs make give the "so called" main parties the kick up the rear needed to get them back in tune with the Electorate and represent the interests of the Country and not just their inflated egos.
Eurosceptics triumphant 10:48am on 08 Jun 2009 Let the Whining begin

Brown and the Labour Party got no less than they derserve. It seems that Democracy only suits them when they get the result they want.

The sucess of the BNP and UKIP is a direct result of the arrogance of Brown and the failed Politicians he now chooses to surround himself with, from Kinnock to Mandelson and all of those in between.

Brown talks of Democracy yet He could be the first Prime Minister ever to come into Office, and go out again, without facing an Election. I, for one certainly hope so.

The results of the Local Elections coupled with the dire results in the Euro Elections should be enough to force him out as Back Bench's look to secure their seats for another term, but will any have the backbone to act? I doubt it.

The BNP and UKIP are not simply gaining seats as result of a protest vote, they are gaining because they appeal to an Electorate who feel ignored and discounted by a corrupt and self serving Labour Administration who, it appears are aided in their duplicity by the two other "Major Parties".

Brown needs to go and GO NOW for the sake of his Party and for the sake of the Country but I sure he lacks the integrity to do so
An interview with President Obama 11:05am on 03 Jun 2009 RE 21

You are spot on, NO ONE is taking Obama seriously,Isreal, North Korea, The Muslim World, South America China and even the EU.

Obama has been found out and he's been found wanting.

I'm not going to claim, for one moment that he's not a nice guy, with good intentions but the same could have been said for Carter and all hes remembered for is the Irainian Hostage Crisis.

I've just returned home from a business trip to Chicago and Detroit and it seems that even there, in his own heartland, that popularity is waining, and not only as a result of the plant closures in Motown and their suppliers elsewhere.

The African-American Gentleman,(I hate these devisive Hypens), I was speaking with at O'Hare expresse the opinion that "Obama is hurting his own people" by allowing the Plant Closures as part of the restructuring of GM while allowing Bankers and those primarily responsible for the Financial meltdown.

Another thing that seemed to rankle was the Obama Datenight in NYC, which will probably turn out to be one of the most expensive nights out in History.

I have feeling the honeymoon could be coming to an end
Healthcare reform looks inevitable 4:56pm on 14 May 2009 Any attempt to introduce a Universal Heathcare system will be the worse thing for the US since the election of Obama,
I hope you guys that advocate such a move are prepeared for the influx of South Americans looking to benefit from the contribution made to a Health Care system by the hard working,over taxed, American people at no cost to themselves.
Universal Health care will not work, it will undermine inovation, it will be very very expensive and you will lose choice.
My Preminum for Private health in the UK is actually less than the proportion of Tax I am forced to pay towards the National Health Service in Great Britian, The service is poorer as are the standards of care. and I have no opt out
We also have THREE administrators per patient.
Only one in four of the population pay for the services used by everyone.
Why are Socialists/ Liberals so short sighted?
Is Obama drifting? 11:04am on 13 Mar 2009 I've been inthe US for the last 4 weeks tying up some business and, just as I said shortly after the election, the Honeymoon is coming to an end, even quicker than even I expected.

Very few people I spoke to about Obamma seemed satisfied with his performance so far. A fair few see him as a man floundering in a sea that is still relatively calm and dread the waves start to rise.

It seems that from the outset Obama has shown himself to lack the experience to deal with high Office from the shiney new man with the "yes we can" attitude he is becoming a tarnished "perhaps we can" man.

I find little thus far, during Obama's tenure to instill confidence, from his selection of the innner circle, (Billary Clinton for God's sake), to his Foriegn Policy decisions where Islamic Groups, the Russians, chinese and even the EU appear to treat much of what the US Adminstration does with comtempt.

I hate to say I told you so, .but ..................
No Bible for second oath 09:55am on 23 Jan 2009 No Bible? Why the surprise?
Surely people are more surprised he did n't use the Q'uoran???
Obama is stimulating 3:19pm on 18 Dec 2008 I find it very frustrating when my posts are "moderated" and rejected for challenging the view that Obama is some sort of medicine man who will cure all ills.

It appears that he has now been elevated to God like status by some and i have had to check to ensure he was not born on December 25th.

As each day passes it becomes clearer that the American Public have been conned, not for the first time, by the Democrats in league with an Anti-Bush Media.

I find Obama even less inspiring than Ross Peroit. He is bound to fail and scandal already appears to be stalking him from many directions.

I hope for America's sake he has the ability to dodge and swerve in the same manner as Slick Billy, though there is little doubt the Media will put a positive slant on things should he be caught out
Connections and patronage 08:47am on 11 Dec 2008 Re 62

Happy

British MPs and Members of the Armed Forces and Police DO take a pledge of Alligence.

That pledge is

"I, NAME, do swear that I will be faithful and bear true allegiance to Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth, her heirs and successors, according to law. So help me God."
Connections and patronage 08:42am on 11 Dec 2008 Justin

Could someone please ensure that the "moderators" on here have an understanding of Political History?

I have now had two posts removed for breaching house Rules dispite the fact the content was HISTORICAL FACT and something that even someone with a rudimentry understanding of Politics and History should be aware of.

It is somewhat frustrating when a valid argument is undermined because its content may offend. Unfortunately History has a habit of doing that but that is no excuse for revisionism regardless of individual political standpoints.

Such behaviour simply dilutes the diversity and validity, the whole point, of this forum

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