The UKIP part of the forum has an extraordinary thread about UKIP encouraging Britishness. It is so similar to Gordon Brown's attempts to hoodwink the English that he is not a Scottish nationalist, that it clearly cannot be serious. So full marks to the UKIP posters on the above thread for their brilliant parody.
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Originally Posted by Andrew Constantine:
The UKIP part of the forum has an extraordinary thread about UKIP encouraging Britishness. It is so similar to Gordon Brown's attempts to hoodwink the English that he is not a Scottish nationalist, that it clearly cannot be serious. So full marks to the UKIP posters on the above thread for their brilliant parody.

In relation to the Andrew Constantines thread [post above for debate I assume.Indeed full marks to forum members in the UKIP section for promoting Britishness after all Mr Constantine UKIP are a British and Unionist Party the term Britishness and(UK) you Mr Constantine and FEP despise and wish to wreck(After all FEP want to smash union UK breaking it up).And end all Britishness and thats a fact Mr Constantine.
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Originally Posted by Andrew Constantine:
The UKIP part of the forum has an extraordinary thread about UKIP encouraging Britishness. It is so similar to Gordon Brown's attempts to hoodwink the English that he is not a Scottish nationalist, that it clearly cannot be serious. So full marks to the UKIP posters on the above thread for their brilliant parody.

Andrew, I totally agree. The "British jobs for British workers" speech was one of the biggest shams I have ever seen or heard. In fact it woke me up to just how morally corrupt Labour had become.

I don't hate the Union but the English Dems and FEP have offered a strong argument for reform and it's a message well worth exploring IMHO.
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Originally Posted by Danny:
the term Britishness and(UK) you Mr Constantine and FEP despise and wish to wreck(After all FEP want to smash union UK breaking it up).And end all Britishness and thats a fact Mr Constantine.

So? What's so marvellous about the Union anyway? You yourself have never provided a good argument in favour of it.

You might think it's a good thing for the English to be second-class citizens in it, but I don't.
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Originally Posted by Northumbrian:
So? What's so marvellous about the Union anyway? You yourself have never provided a good argument in favour of it.

You might think it's a good thing for the English to be second-class citizens in it, but I don't.

Perhaps then northumbrian you should start a thread title Englishness for debate.And follow a lead and example by forum members in the UKIP section.
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