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I see Gerry Adams is leading the No campaign in Ireland. His brand of Socialism is akin the to the SNP's. You could call them Nationalist Socialists I suppose...

Religion (modern religions - Christianity, Islam etc) are political institutions over and over any spirituality. You cannot talk about religion without talking about politics because they are one and the same. It's all about power and control.

i couldn't disagree more. Spain have threatened the worlds football governing bodies of withdrawing from competitions if the GFA are admitted. The next appeal is coming in 2013 and the application coincides with the forum taking place in London, so fingers crossed that finally the GFA are accepted despite whinging from the Spaniards. http://www.playthegame.org/news/detailed/uefa-gives-ground-to-gibraltars-fight-to-join-international-football-5360.html http://footballgibraltar.wordpress.com/2012/04/29/brief-news-portsmouth-over-in-july-uefa-application-going-along-quietly/ It seems they are also paying the Skates to play there.

It doesn't mention clowns. Saints fans can breathe a sigh of relief.

They'd never dream of highlighting the antics left wing marxist types, despite the fact that millions who have opposed communist regimes were murdered for doing so. That wouldn't suit the agenda of the BBC at all.

It's all very convenient for the film crew isn't it.

Then please enlighten us. I'm sure i'm not the only one who's thinking "what is Frank on about now".

It was a genuine question. You're frothing at the mouth over something, but from reading the thread i'm baffled as to which posts you are referring to.

I'm not disputing what was filmed, but I am sceptical about the authenticity of the whole situation. That doesn't excuse what happened though.

Struggling to keep warm in the freezing temperature, I noticed that although incoming Millwall fans had no problem sitting around me, no one actually sat directly next to me, leaving me on a row by myself. I spent the remaining minutes until kick-off reading a newspaper and the only friendly smiles came from a couple of kids. Unbelievable. The lengths he goes to paint a picture to back up his nonsense. I mean it's hardly racist for people not to sit right next to him in a sparsely filled stand, nor is it racist that no-one struck up a conversation with a stranger. He went there with a closed mind and he saw what he wanted to see.

I think it's a good idea for the public sector. If they don't like it they could always try working in the real world. We should do the same.

Well if the Indians were payed to sit in the stand to draw a reaction, is it really beyond the realms of possibility that a few were payed to give nazi salutes? Whoever filmed that footage has made a tidy sum from selling it to broadcasters around the world...

I wasn't baiting. Think about it. If that had been filmed on cctv the picture quality wouldn't have been up to that standard, especially over there. IMO that was filmed by a film crew. If that's the case don't you think it odd that they happened to be in that part of the ground, all set up and trained on the incident?

Well I just smelt a rat with the stadium footage. A group of indian students, in Ukraine, who spoke perfect English, at a football match where neo nazi's are notorious. It looked staged to me. Maybe not by Panorama, but by the TV crew who happened to be there and also happened to get such great shots.

http://www.independent.co.uk/news/media/tv-radio/bbc-crisis-over-fake-sweatshop-scene-in-primark-documentary-2298764.html?origin=internalSearch

Who remembers Raymond Enisuoh, sports editor of New Nation, accusing Millwall fans of chanting Sieg Heil? It transpired that they were playing Brighton and the Sieg Heil's were actually Brighton fans chanting Seagulls.

It wouldn't surprise if the whole thing wasn't staged for the BBC.

Pompey, poopey, potato, spuds. It's not rocket science Turds.

How can you have a "double clash" between a red shirt and a white shirt?

Just looked at her political history prior to being given a seat in the Lords... Warsi was the Conservative parliamentary candidate for Dewsbury at the 2005 general election, becoming the first Muslim woman to be selected by the Conservatives. During the election campaign she was criticised for election literature which was described as "homophobic" by Stonewall..[3] Warsi was defeated by 4,615 votes, achieving a lower share of the vote than in 2001, despite a national swing towards the Conservative party. She served as a special adviser to Michael Howard on community relations, and was appointed by David Cameron as chairman of the Conservative Party with specific responsibility for cities.

R.e FC's post, most Scots (and I have some Jock blood) aren't stupid, and when it comes to money they are on the ball. They love Salmond (suffer the odious slug) because he bangs the separitist drum and the Westminster fools throw money at them in bribes to try to pacify them. The status quo is perfect for them and they know it. Independence would put all that on the line.

I think the tactic that Cameron should take (or one of the tactics) is to talk about our bonds in the millitary, particularly in the first and second world wars. Under Salmond all that would be consigned to history, and we would both be poorer and weaker for it. He needs to tug at family heart strings on this because a huge number of the great unwashed have this in their family history and they are very proud of it.

She reckons she payed the landlord, the landlord says she made no payments. Why would he lie? It looks to me like she's been fiddling the taxpayer and that is very serious.