Originally Posted by Richard the Lionheart:
Yet another Free England thread spoiled by anti English Cassie and Danny, or perhaps collectively should be referred to as Dassie !. It seems clear that there is some sort of alliance between these two. Both are out to wreck any organisation that tries to promote England's cause. Just recently we have seen Cassie go to war with prominent CEP member Toque. Cassie was thrown out of the EDP for causing trouble, and Danny is out to cause as much trouble for Free England as he can. It would not surprise me if both are Labour party activists. We know that Cassie certainly was in the Labour party and may still be working for them covertly. Adolf Hitler was given a job by the German Army to spy on nationalist parties after the great war, perhaps these two are doing the same! What else explains their antics?

Neither of these two unsavoury characters have a decent word to say about those who are trying to do something good for England. All they do is stick the boot in when and where they can. Neither of them do anything positive for England. Forum members should draw their own conclusions based on the various writings of the two.

You know, the more I see of this kind of self-righteous, sanctimonious post which seeks to silence or to censor the slightest criticism, the more I wonder just what kind of political party it truly is which seeks widespread support for its professed promotion of England's cause?

Unlike some here I could mention, I was [am] not a political gadfly! Just as Robin Tilbrook [for example] was a long standing member of the Conservative Party, I was a member of the Labour Party for decades. However, I left of my own volition. I haven't changed much and I expressed my opinions just as firmly [trenchantly, if you prefer] as a Labour Party Member, but I was never expelled. Indeed, there was never any question of that! The EDP was only the second political party I ever joined and, even then, it was after some months of consideration because I wondered just how democratic it really was.

So, just what kind of parties are they which aspire to put England and the English first? 'Democratic' is not now the first word which springs to my mind. Neither is tolerance of free speech and dissenting opinions! In fact, I am gradually coming to the conclusion that, although both the FEP and the EDP espouse causes I support, albeit not exactly in the way they do, the 'cure' either of them might bring could be much worse than the complaint they seek to cure!

Fortunately, I have been able to post my comments here (which I think it is fair to claim have largely been made using conventional and not vulgar English) by reason of the broad-mindedness and tolerance of this Forum's Moderators, despite the numerous complaints of ostensibly English would-be censors. This is in marked contrast to the way in which the COSG Forum is operated and, of course, Andrew Constantine and Richard Aitkins were both Moderators there! [Incidentally, I was asked to 'moderate' there but declined in order to be more free in expressing my opinions!]

As I have said on a number of earlier occasions, if UKIP adopted a policy of a separate parliament for England, I'd immediately apply for membership and be damned to you prissy, narrow-minded, intolerant, so called English nationalist parties!


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Cassie, you are free to debate here any time. We don't always agree, but such is life!
On the other hand, I don't debate with trolls and liars.
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Originally Posted by Northumbrian:
Cassie, you are free to debate here any time. We don't always agree, but such is life!
On the other hand, I don't debate with trolls and liars.

Thank you for that, Northumbrian. :-)

Yes, we've had some pretty interminable exchanges disagreeing with each other, but very little of it has become personal and when it has, it was saved by your wry humour! The vital thing is to stick with the issues, however embarrassing they might be, but I don't need to tell you that!


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