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Listed below are comments made by englandrise between Tuesday, 4th August 2009 and Saturday, 31st October 2009.

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Copenhagen countdown: 38 days 10:24pm on 31 Oct 2009 As the "UK" is stoney broke presumably we'll have to borrow our contribution before we pass it on to the developing nations.

A successful days work according to Brown.

Another black day for the taxpayer.
UK calls for EU muscle 10:21pm on 26 Oct 2009 When do the people of the "UK" get a vote on the EU?
Map of the Week: Forgotten white working classes 3:51pm on 14 Oct 2009 England has born the brunt of the British government's insane and prolonged immigration policy and this is the consequence - crime, social breakdown, alienation and feelings of betrayal.

Post war there was a real case for immigration. But not on this scale and not for so long. There aren't enough jobs to go round and systems in virtually all areas of operation are beginning to fail.

Now we have English cities where the white English are becoming the minority? I'm not sure at what point we empirically become swamped but as far as I'm concerned we're already there.

From the evidence of my own eyes having lived in Manchester and Birmingham we have significant proportions of immigrant populations with absolutely no intention of integrating, and a considerable minority who appear to hate England.

It's time to stop immigration into England completely and repatriate illegal immigrants.
The Obama and Gordon card 09:41am on 24 Sep 2009 Why should Obama make any effort to talk to Brown? Our glorious leader, statesman of the year (lol), lap dog Brown does everything Obama wants without being asked.

And lets face it, sycophants make the most tedious company.
Open post: Thursday, 10 September 2009 10:35am on 12 Sep 2009 1. Please sort out the moderators of "have your say" who behave more like thought police than moderators. At least introduce an appeal process or make the moderator state a reason for not publishing and the moderators name or number or something so we can police the moderators

2. Please introduce threading on HYS fora so we can at least reply to comments and have some kind of debate

3. A complete news archive with calendar - so we can click on a day and bring up all the news stories from that day - currnely stories seem to disappear down the memory hole

4. Are you going to un-disappear comments made to the HYS system crash of a few months ago?
The PM breaks his silence... 08:37am on 25 Aug 2009 So Mr Brown can write the word England but he still has problems saying the word especially in the context of England only legislation which is due to devolution about 90% of the law he's involved in.

It would be nice if he and other MPs would say "English" NHS which is what they mean by NHS or England instead of "our country" or "the country".

But then of course that would rightly make people start asking the question - how is it that this man who represents a Scottish constituency vote on what happens in England when he cannot influence the same subjects in his own constituency...

You'd end up with English people calling for recognition, representation and an English parliament - and the Brishit establishment wouldn't want the English getting the same as the Scots Welsh or Northern Irish eh?
We bought the e-ticket, we're taking the ride 4:59pm on 24 Aug 2009 Message deleted because it broke house rules - OK what house rules did it break? It was on topic as we're discussing Orwellian scenarios and BBC moderation falls into that category. i.e. no freedom of speech.

Let me try again. I would have thought that at the digital revolution end of the BBC that freedom of speech might actually be respected.

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Well I've noticed that the BBC is decidedly Orwellian at times - take this morning for instance when I tried to publish my views on the BBC News "Have your say" forum titled "Have the Ashes given you a feel good factor?"

My comment didn't break the house rules and it was on topic despite widening the issue and putting the sporting victory into national political context.

Comment rejected - like most of my comments on HYS are. Someone at the BBC does not like people mentioning the way that the British state gives the people of England the Brown end of the stick.

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I'm happy England have won.

Sadly sport is the only area where the English are allowed any recognition or representation

England remains one of the only countries in the world without it's own parliament. The Scots, Welsh and N. Irish all have devolved government but England is still ruled by the UK parliament which puts the English last - fiscally and democratically.

England has the "English regions" but no-one voted for them.

It's time England was recognised as a nation once again.

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And I expect this comment will be deleted in due course too.
The Open day in full 09:44am on 19 Aug 2009 Looks cosy!

where there any independent license fee payers present?

Are these meetings going to be held around the country? Can anyone come along?
The PM Glass Box. 6:00pm on 10 Aug 2009 Islam religion of peace? I know that's what the BBC likes us to beleive but the evidence would suggest otherwise.

How come you reported on the Switzerland meeting instead of the riot that happened in Birmingham at the week-end where muslim yobs attacked legitimate protesters?

http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/england/west_midlands/8192284.stm

How come this serious breach of the peace has not made it to the main news?
Blogs and boards: getting the balance right 10:36am on 04 Aug 2009 Isn't it time for some kind of peer moderation? Where users can flag messages as offensive if necessary - and other users can decide to look at previously flagged messages or not?

Would save a fortune.

And FFS sort out the boards so people can reply to messages so at least we can debate points eh?

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