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Hooray for some sense at last! Excellent post.:thumbsup:

Of course Clapham would have included any skinheads he saw there not realising they were either gay or follicly challenged.

Probably akin to standing in the middle of a load of Palace supporters in an Albion shirt.

Were there, how did you recognise them if they didn't ask a question!:laugh:

Our friend from Clapham can, from behind the safety of a keyboard and with an anonymous user name! Here's a photo of him.:lol:

So when confronted with a baying mob of 500 assorted violent left wing cretins, sneering Liberals and assorted stage managed hostility, you would of course have evinced such courage and boldness to put anyone to shame.

Ethnic sub-categories? I thought they were all British or from other countries and ethnicity didn't matter in PC Land?

Apologies I got the figure for primary school children in MK wrong. It's actually higher than 25. http://www.miltonkeynes.gov.uk/extended-schools/documents/Milton_Keynes-ethnicity_of_school_age_people_-_Jan_2006.doc This doesn't seem to load right, so go to google and type "Ethnics in Milton...

Apologies I got the figure for primary school children in MK wrong. It's actually higher than 25. http://www.miltonkeynes.gov.uk/extended-schools/documents/Milton_Keynes-ethnicity_of_school_age_people_-_Jan_2006.doc

Many of them are yes. Milton Keynes has been considerably enriched over the past few years due to a large influx of Somalians, Poles and others. 25% of all primary school children are from ethnic minorities. 'City is struggling with ethnic influx' - Milton Keynes Today

Very very lucky then aren't you? Two teenage boys stabbed ... it's just another day of gang warfare in Peckham | News Stop the Guns - Home London Against Gun and Knife Crime

I wonder why there is so much crime in London, gang warfare, shootings, muggings and anti-white racism. That's the price we have to pay for being enriched I suppose.

Did I say that? I merely referred to the differences between two parties often compared with each other because the thread was discussing the BNP and the talk had moved onto free trade. I linked the two. Most political commentators would also link nationalism with patriotic fervour.

People and the press always compare UKIP with the BNP as similar parties. Yes they both want out of the EU, are patriotic and have a hard line on immigration (BNP obviously harder), but on economic matters they're at opposite ends. UKIP believe in free trade, in reality they are actually in many...

Unbelievably despite still being in recession they're at it again. Bankers.:rant:

She had our hearts fluttering I can tell you. :)

Brian's well and still around. I'm afraid Harold bought it several years ago. My dog ate him.

Taking the flag photo: Back: Can't remember name, Timbo, El Pres Front Row: All MK Seagulls, Jack the Lad, Stevo, Marky D, Marky B.

Thanks for the trip down memory lane El Pres. In the photo in front of the flags you are standing next to Timbo, as he's in Manchester do you ever see him these days?

I share your cynicism about both MEPs and MPs, but there are exceptions. From what I've seen of Brons, regardless of his political persuausion, he at least is trying to do something.