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School governor forced to resign for joining UKIP
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daveinprague
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I swear you have no idea that you come across like a 14 year old.
daveinprague
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I swear you have no idea how ****ing pompous you come across like....just a prat really.
I can assure you, if there was a poll of who was the biggest prat - @Simster or you - you'd win it by a mile. That winning feeling must be FANTASTIC !
Pretty pink fairy
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he says he's an adult, can you believe it
sounds like he needs child supervisionregards
DR
daveinprague
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Yeah, it would terribly troubling for me. I probably wont sleep, knowing that people on NSC didnt like me. Ill repeat...my ego can handle it ;-)
I actually find it quite funny that people take themselves so seriously on here. I find it hilarious that some idiot has a track history of inviting people to fight, and just as hilarious, some of the pomposity. Still, I like it. ;-)
Cracking thread this.
Pretty pink fairy
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daveinprague
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Was never a cracking thread.. its a Bushy 'fact' that turns out to be an 'allegation'...then a load of waffle about how the school will 'cover up their actions' which is breathtakingly funny, when the whole story isnt in fact known.
Fantastic work everyone. Pretty much everything covered in a little over 2 hours. I'm off to the pub now. Have a good weekend.
Come on, it's text book stuff and ticks all the boxes. In music terms it would be a 90 minute festival greatest hits set; lean, all the classics, and over before you know it.
Pretty pink fairy
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WTF ,either way I'd be concerened if people were being targeted for their political views at their work place , worth a discussion on that alone
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DR
daveinprague
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True enough!
The Spanish
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you would think kids of polish parents would be able to learn basic polish in a far more immersive environment anyway. i can understand there may be a value in formal teaching and qualifications in languages that may be spoken as native at home, but you have to draw some sort of line.
daveinprague
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IF... we dont know that they were. We have an allegation from one person. When IF becomes FACT..yeah...but a bit daft debating half the story.
Pretty pink fairy
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Pretty pink fairy
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That's neither here nor there ,you've taken that out of context againHas anyone mentioned that it WASN'T his workplace?
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DR
I think this post, and bushy's spluttering outrage both miss the point I was trying to make. Which is that it doesn't matter what any of us 3 think about a school's policy for learning Polish (for arguments sake), it's for the people who elect the governors to decide. And a governor who switches to declare himself as a UKIP member after being elected is fundamentally changing the goalposts.
As for the specific example of learning Polish, well of course kids of Polish parents could learn Polish in a more immersive environment. Equally, kids of football-mad parents could learn football in a more immersive environment too, but that doesn't mean to say they'd be happy to see football struck off the PE curriculum.