Originally Posted by Patriot Pat:
It looks unlikley such a referendum would get a 'Yes' vote. The majority don't care about anything outsoide of their bubble of beer, footie and soaps (breads and circuses). The others ether won't listen (the successful product of social engineering) or will be villified (patriots from accross the spectrum who support the idea).

~Who can predict this?

When polling indicated a 2/3rds majority in favour of pulling out of the Common Market in 1975 and is turned around to a 2/3rds majority in favour of staying in in the actual Referendum, I should think anything could be possible.
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Funnily enough "political freedom and freedom of speech" is compatible with "wiping Liberalism off the map", Mr Anonymous.

In fact, for the former to happen, the latter has to be accomplished.
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Originally Posted by Patriot Pat:
Re-settlement of immigrants on a voluntary basis is the desirable option. But only if the electorate wants it.

It looks unlikley such a referendum would get a 'Yes' vote. The majority don't care about anything outsoide of their bubble of beer, footie and soaps (breads and circuses). The others ether won't listen (the successful product of social engineering) or will be villified (patriots from accross the spectrum who support the idea).

I wouldn't bet on it. Just look at the Irish referendum on the Lisbon Treaty for starters. Ireland has benefited immensely from shed loads of cash from the EU being pumped into the nation's economy, so it would be logical to expect the Irish to triumphantly vote YES to the Treaty or risk having their money supply from the EU shut off. The BNP has managed to win support from thousands of people who are only interested in footie, booze, and soaps from its anti-Islamic stance. Islam is an issue that worries thousands of people who are otherwise liberals or even chavs, and have little interest in nationalism.

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Assuming that a referendum on the issue got a 'Yes' vote then it would need a government with the guts to see through the legislation. Do you see ANY establishment-friendly party with the balls of steel required to carry out such a task without flinching and watering down the legislation?

The establishment parties won't hold a referendum because they know what the outcome will be.
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