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Absolutely sickening. I hope these 'soldiers' live the rest of their tortured lives with the burden of this merciless killing on their sick f*cking minds.

Did I say that the EU want to stop trading with us? I was talking about the BNP's plans to withdraw from the European Market and concentrate on trade with countries like Canada, Australia and New Zealand. The swiss thrive because they're a well run country, unlike ours. They're the hub of the financial world as well, which probably helps having lots of billionnaires living in your country (ala Markus Liebherr). They know what they're doing.

I'm sure they're doing fine for themselves, but what are they doing for the less fortunate countries in the world?

I had a double on for Norwich to lose to Stockport and Millwall to beat Colchester...why did I think that Stockport would beat Norwich?

We could still finish 2nd

So you really think that we should just withdraw from everything and fend for ourselves dune? Move to Switzerland ffs.

Highlighted are the ones I would have from that list. Harte and Dailly are too old I think to be of much use to us for much longer, Austin and Morison have played well this season, but they're both untested outside this division. Bromby can't get into the Leeds side, and Gillespie has scored 4 times for Colchester. Perkins isn't any better than Lallana or Puncheon, who both play similar roles. Lines looks like a decent prospect and has played with Lambert before, so they could form a good partnership. Rhodes has been on fire this season, and could be a natural successor for David Connolly, but he'll definitely attract attention from higher levels this summer. Szceseny is an interesting one, because I still maintain that Kelvin is the best keeper at this level and Bart is more than adequate as a back-up. Unless we see either of those two off in the summer, his time would be very limited here, and Arsenal would be reluctant to let him leave permenantly, and a loan would be pointless if he'd just be playing reserve football.

Following on from my other post... Some BNP policies (taken from their website) Accordingly, we stand for British withdrawal from the European Union. In place of the EU, we intend to aim towards greater national self-sufficiency, and to work to restore Britain’s family and trading ties with Australia, Canada and New Zealand, and to trade with the rest of the world as it suits us. Yeah! We can fend for ourselves just fine! We'll do just fine based on our thriving manufactu....oh. In that case, we'll make loads of money from our agricult.....ah. It's okay, we can just quintuple our sales of Marmite. Lace it with LSD or something. Our entire trading market now is based on the EU, ripping it up and trying to depend on purely commonwealth countries is ridiculous. What exactly do we have to trade now? Most natural resources are coming out of places like Africa and the Middle East where they are still relatively proficient and the labour to get them is cheap. Google tells me that our 5 main exports are Steel, Machinery, Transport, Manufactured Goods and Chemicals. Those could be made almost anywhere, and i'd bet your bottom dollar that if our trading buddies shopped around a bit they could get it for a lot cheaper than we're selling it for. The liberal fixation with the ‘rights’ of criminals must be replaced by concern for the rights of victims, and the right of innocent people not to become victims. We support the re-introduction of corporal punishment for petty criminals and vandals, and the restoration of capital punishment for paedophiles, terrorists and murderers as an option for judges in cases where their guilt is proven beyond dispute, as by DNA evidence or being caught red-handed. Yeah! Burn them! Burn the paedo's! I love how the BNP take the moral high ground over criminals when they themselves threatened violence against groups like Islam4UK (for the record, i'm not a huge fan of them either). I'd probably also put racism in the same bracket as nicking somebody's phone, does that mean that Nick Griffin will be doing time at Broadmore? I wonder how the BNP would stand if the 'victim' of a crime in the instance they were describing was a 3rd generation Indian or Chinese immigrant who had lived their entire life here, and the perpetrator was an 'ice age briton' like Mr Griffin? Globalisation, with its export of jobs to the Third World, is bringing ruin and unemployment to British industries and the communities that depend on them. Yeah! Why should Ahmed or Babajide get a job to provide for their families when someone in BRITAIN could get it? These jobs should be going to BRITISH workers! On the whole we have moved on from these primary and secondary work sectors. A very small minority of British people still work in jobs such as manufacturing or collecting resources, and companies can't afford to stay here, so naturally they're taking their money abroad. Even if the BNP paid vast sums of money to these companies, labour is much cheaper in less developed countries and people are much more prepared to work. Do you think the kids in Chinese sweatshops work there through choice or neccessity? We are against the ‘trendy’ teaching methods that have made Britain one of the most poorly educated nations in Europe. We will end the practice of politically correct indoctrination in all its guises and we will restore discipline in the classroom, give authority back to teachers and put far greater emphasis on training young people in the industrial and technological skills necessary in the modern world. We will also seek to instill in our young people knowledge of and pride in the history, cultures and heritage of the native peoples of Britain. Yeah! Smack the kids! Smack them until they're clever! Haven't we moved on from that by now? I'm 18, i've spent the last 14 years of my life in the education system and i'm just about to head off to University within the next couple of months. I'm no rocket scientist, but I like to think of myself as a reasonably intelligent and well-informed member of society. I would say most people I know are also in that same bracket. It's very rarely that we ever get talked about in the media. The media is always going on about how easy our exams are nowadays, how the entire education system is completely flawed and all hope is lost for the future. I bet if you gave half of those journalists an A-level Chemistry or Economics paper, they wouldn't have a clue. And when most students at the end of the year pass their exams with flying colours, it's never because we've been taught well by professionals, or that as generations pass, our capacity for intelligent thought and knowledge increases. Nah, it's because the exams are too easy. We will revitalise the Health Service by boosting staff and bed numbers, slashing unnecessary bureaucracy and by addressing the root cause of low recruitment and retention – low pay. We will see to it that no money is given in foreign aid while our own hospitals are short of beds and the staff to run them. Yeah! F*ck the rest of the world! Some bloke in Shoreditch fell over outside the pub and cut his foot, and he can't get a bed in the hospital because we're giving all our aid to dirty foreigners! I'm not sure that wages is the main reason why less people are training to be medical staff nowadays, i'd attribute it more to the fact that whenever we hear about hospitals, it's always in a negative sense. Newspaper headlines scream about MRSA bugs, nurses working 20 hour shifts and medical anomalies and we wonder why nobody wants to be a doctor any more? If we had a bit of positivity, then perhaps more people would be attracted to working in the medical sector. And where's all this magic money going to come from Nick? I'm fairly sure that the government want to have a healthy NHS, but the problem is that with so much else going on in the world right now, it's not financially possible to pump money into our healthcare system. We will bring our troops back from Germany and withdraw from NATO, since recent political developments make both commitments obsolete. We will close all foreign military bases on British soil, and refuse to risk British lives in meddling ‘peace-keeping’ missions in parts of the world where no British interests are at stake – a position of armed neutrality. We will also restore national service for our young with the option of civil or military service. Yeah! F*cking foreigners! Let them blow each other up, it's not like it affects us anyway! What political developments warrant us withdrawing from NATO? Let's just throw away our say on world and military affairs, because we're just going to pull up the drawbridge and stay here on our own, thanks very much. While I can see that there are needless lives being lost abroad, it's not like people were forced into a career in the armed forces. They chose to go and try and help sustain the societies of other nations so they could live in safety like we do over here. I'm not entirely sure how forming a Griffin Youth would help youngsters either. Crime is high amongst youths because they are disillusioned with society, i'm not sure that forcing kids from estates into military uniforms will stop it. Anyway, rant over Hope i've changed your mind a bit dellish.

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They might fetch a bit on eBay, worth searching for them on gaming auction sites too. Most Dreamcast games go for about the same price they were when they were released nowadays. Nice bit of £££ in it if you've got the right games!

Kingda Ka and El Toro are pretty f*cking scary.

Absolutely. Quality player at this level, scores goals and is a real leader in the centre of the pitch.

Shut up you boring little c*nt. Every football club has it's annoying fans, but you take the proverbial biscuit.

Anyone else watch Matt Smith try and do a David Tennant impression for a bit yesterday? A bit disappointed with him so far, and the episode was a bit mumbly jumbly as well. Started off too slow and finished too fast, with no pause for breathing in between. Should've given the new guy a bit more character development. Still, interesting premise, and hopefully the series will improve as time goes on.

Beaten to death by two farm hands over unpaid wages...hmm. Good riddance though, although SA needs to keep it's sh!t together now to avoid an all-out civil war breaking out...

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I had written out a big, long, angry post last night in reply to this thread, and then I realised that that's what TDD set out to trigger. I will say though that I would be very happy if Swindon go up in place of somebody like Leeds or Charlton, as some of the fans at this level deserve a bit of a reality check, ours included.

The three main parties are the main parties for a reason - everyone else in politics is f*cking mental. Simples. Actually, i'm changing my alternative vote from Greens to Monster Raving Looney (if they still exist).

Not my choice

You were out in Fleet on Thursday too then eh? Deppo, I do solemnly swear that if we ever meet, I shall give you a tenner, or buy you the equivalent amount in beer.

Cheers Robsk, have to bear that in mind. I only really travel to go to clubs, it's a 3 minute walk/stumble to my local boozer so if I want to go to a pub i'll go there tbh. Supposed to be pretty pricey down in Winch as well, and a cheap night out is top of my priority list. On a side note - where is good in Southampton? I use good in the relative sense, as in 'not sh!t'. Looks like i'm going to be at Soton Uni for the next few years, so i'd quite like to skip all the rubbish nights out at sh!t clubs/bars/pubs in favour of heading straight for the good stuff. Only places I really know are Oceana and the Square Balloon, but Oceana was gash when I went last, and only ever walked past the SB a few times and noticed the cheap drink billboards outside.

I believe the deal was that you said you'd give me the money if I was right. Don't remember saying anything about it working the other way

Yeah, what was I saying about Ruiz earlier...? :smt090

+1 My vote would go for Greens, although if they actually had some policies it would be nice and they might get a few more votes in the GE...

Yeah, Thursday was packed everywhere. I might try Winch this week, depending on whether I can raise the funds or not... I've been down to the Railway Inn a couple of times before for some gigs, but not been any further than that into Winchester. Is it quite an upper class area? Don't particularly fancy partying the night away with a whole bunch of Hugo's and Percy's rubbing up my ar$e.