[deepinthewoods]

oh and mr composto, i did see the cheap typo shot.....and i respect your choice in deleting it.

[in the hills]

Ahhh .... I think I get you now. It was your use of the word "revolution" that confused me. I suppose it depends on how you define a revolution - I was thinking that you were proposing something very radical.

[the great composto]

oh and mr composto, i did see the cheap typo shot.....and i respect your choice in deleting it.

Yes i did consider it cheap & unworthy of me - thought i had got away with it

[Berkshire Boy]

I thought Mart was his younger brother.

[the great composto]

Come on BB remove that for the same reason as i removed mine - not getting petty & childish here

[Castle Farm]

Well DITW you seem to have quite a following on this thred and as far as freedom of speech goes if you'd have prattled on about revolution in other countries you and your caravan would have dissappeard by now.

The general public voted the goverment in to run the country as they feel fit.

I'm not over the moon about paying 20% vat on everything or the price of fuel or a 3 council tax bills on the properties we own, but thank god were living in Britain.

Have you noticed there are a hellova lot of immigrants trying to get to live here?

Why I wonder is that?

[tizaala]

Solution for both your problems : If you give DITW one of your properties, he won't have to live in a caravan , and you won't pay so much council tax, 

[robert waddell]

castle farm the immigrants are government funded they have more rights than genuine British born people

[Castle Farm]

 

What even the illegal ones?
 

[robert waddell]

the illegals pay to come here then are tied to virtually slave labour to pay there debts of 

[rispainfarm]

Even the illegal ones still live the life of O'Reilly

[jaykay]

Even the illegal ones still live the life of O'Reilly

Is that right? Compared with being beaten and starved where they've come from, or compared with the benefit drawing end of the British population, or compared with those of us that live here and have jobs?

Evidence? First hand?

[deepinthewoods]

im so glad your starting to understand me, particularly you castle farm, you are right, what makes britain great is its acceptance of other cultures, freedom to debate issues, the chance to improve yourself. hence my issue with this bill. i am a true british patriot. i come from a long line of men in the british army, my g grandad was wheel horse in the royal horse artillery, i can trace my ancestry back to 1215ad. i want the best for my country. the civil liberty that has been defended and supported for so long is about to be lost. so if you too feel the same, go sign the petition.
 
jaykay, cor, didnt it go quiet....
 

[deepinthewoods]

The general public voted the goverment in to run the country as they feel fit.

 

ummmm not quite, i seem to remember the conservative government got about 35% of the vote.
there was nothing in any party mandate stating they were to increase the state surveillance in fact it was the opposite. here is the link to the conservative partys site, stating precisely the opposite to what they are doing. so, how do we go forward from here??
 http://www.conservatives.com/News/News_stories/2009/09/Reversing_the_rise_of_the_surveillance_state.aspx

[deepinthewoods]

and
you know what, i have yet to have 1 convincing argument against my point, i have had ridicule, aspersions against my mental health, criticisms of my spilling   and waffle. if anybody would like to offer a convincing argument why this bill is such a GOOD thing, please step forward.
ding ding.