Thanks but Um no, actually I hate big brother, that program kinda forced me into getting sky t.v years ago so I havn't been watching it..
A single programme like Big Brother forced you into getting Sky - that's a bit random and rather illogical.
Given all your posts above I am surprised you were happy to buy in to an organisation associated with The Murdoch's.
This program just proves my point that most immigration to this tiny island of ours is cheap labour, beggars & thieves, that's the truth of the matter but cameron & all his Eton lot that haven't got a clue what's happening in the real world don't give a stuff about the effect it's having on us (the British peasants)
Tony Blair should be hung drawn & quartered for what he has done to the mainly working class British people by opening the flood gates & letting all the cheap labour beggars & thieves swarm into this tiny Island of ours.
SHAME ON YOU Tony Blair & labour for screwing your own people.
Our only hope is UKIP they would put a stop to all this insanity, I pray they get
into parliament, they are the only party fighting the British people's corner.
Come on, you know it makes sense to vote UKIP if your working class British that
just wants a properly payed job, I assume your not?
I agree with Marc Kelly, how many more with be allowed to come here, just to claim benefits and laugh at England, enough is enough,
I am sick and tired of nothing being done for our own people.
We could not claim benefits if we went to their country we would have to abide by their laws.
i normally do not get angry about things but I feel it is time ordinary people speak up, it's probably is too late the word seems to spread England is a soft touch.
Don't give UKIP a voice in Scotland
DEMOCRACY is meant to offer meaningful choice, but it still leaves many people feeling the need for the occasional protest vote.
Protest can be a deadly serious business of course, as with New Labour and the Iraq War.
But often the desire to give political parties a kicking comes from a disillusionment with politics in general.
I would like to hope that at the next opportunity, in just four months, Scotland will instead register a positive vote for change.
The European Parliament election in May is starting to appear on people's radar, and we're being told by London-based pundits and pollsters to expect a protest vote for the anti-Europe UK Independence Party.
However, you don't have to scratch far beneath the surface to see it's an outfit that has less resonance north of the Border.
A YouGov poll has UKIP on a sliding scale; the further north you go in the UK the lower their vote.
In Scotland they're neck and neck with the Greens in the race to take one of Scotland's six European Parliament seats.
It's clear that if we want to keep Scotland UKIP-free we need a strong Green vote in May's election.
On one hand it's easy to dismiss UKIP given their clown-like behaviour.
This week they had to suspend one of their councillors after he blamed the recent flooding on... wait for it... same sex marriage.
One of their MEPs, Godfrey Bloom, called developing countries "bongo-bongo land" and made insulting comments about women party members.
We also know that the party here in Scotland, what little of it there was, is mired in infighting.
But on the other hand, many people are understandably weary of an out-of-touch Westminster political class, and relentless tabloid headlines about "benefit tourists" and the meddling of "Brussels bureaucrats" only serve the UKIP agenda. When David Cameron labels UKIP "fruitcakes" he's giving them the anti-establishment gloss they seek.
I believe we should instead be challenging what they really stand for.
UKIP's immigrant-bashing rhetoric bears no relation to the facts on the ground, but fuels racism and resentment.
Their blinkered attitude to climate change is completely at odds with science and would prevent Scotland making the most of its natural resources and skilled workforce.
And their intolerance towards equality firmly underlines just how out of date and out of touch they are.
It's clear that Europe needs to be more accountable, more transparent and more sustainable.
But I think most people in Scotland want to change Europe and not to leave it.
We understand the benefits of doing business across borders and welcoming those who come here for work. Migration to Scotland enriches our culture, strengthens our economy and is vital to sustaining many of our communities and public services.
Scotland's not so daft as to ditch all that to keep Nigel Farage happy.
I agree with Marc Kelly, how many more with be allowed to come here, just to claim benefits and laugh at England, enough is enough,
I am sick and tired of nothing being done for our own people.
We could not claim benefits if we went to their country we would have to abide by their laws.
i normally do not get angry about things but I feel it is time ordinary people speak up, it's probably is too late the word seems to spread England is a soft touch.
Absolutely right, you would have no chance in their country &
unfortunately this country has gone so far down the toilet that
I doubt whether we can take it back again but I'm not allowed
to tell it as it is & want to have control of our own borders &
don't want to be governed by people I know nothing about &
did not elect in Brussels because I'll be branded as a racist.
WHAT A JOKE.
How quaint. Four newbies anti EU in the same thread. 
How quaint. Four newbies anti EU in the same thread.
I noticed last night too...I can't be ar*ed to argue Col
Don't give UKIP a voice in Scotland
DEMOCRACY is meant to offer meaningful choice, but it still leaves many people feeling the need for the occasional protest vote.
Protest can be a deadly serious business of course, as with New Labour and the Iraq War.
But often the desire to give political parties a kicking comes from a disillusionment with politics in general.
I would like to hope that at the next opportunity, in just four months, Scotland will instead register a positive vote for change.
The European Parliament election in May is starting to appear on people's radar, and we're being told by London-based pundits and pollsters to expect a protest vote for the anti-Europe UK Independence Party.
However, you don't have to scratch far beneath the surface to see it's an outfit that has less resonance north of the Border.
A YouGov poll has UKIP on a sliding scale; the further north you go in the UK the lower their vote.
In Scotland they're neck and neck with the Greens in the race to take one of Scotland's six European Parliament seats.
It's clear that if we want to keep Scotland UKIP-free we need a strong Green vote in May's election.
On one hand it's easy to dismiss UKIP given their clown-like behaviour.
This week they had to suspend one of their councillors after he blamed the recent flooding on... wait for it... same sex marriage.
One of their MEPs, Godfrey Bloom, called developing countries "bongo-bongo land" and made insulting comments about women party members.
We also know that the party here in Scotland, what little of it there was, is mired in infighting.
But on the other hand, many people are understandably weary of an out-of-touch Westminster political class, and relentless tabloid headlines about "benefit tourists" and the meddling of "Brussels bureaucrats" only serve the UKIP agenda. When David Cameron labels UKIP "fruitcakes" he's giving them the anti-establishment gloss they seek.
I believe we should instead be challenging what they really stand for.
UKIP's immigrant-bashing rhetoric bears no relation to the facts on the ground, but fuels racism and resentment.
Their blinkered attitude to climate change is completely at odds with science and would prevent Scotland making the most of its natural resources and skilled workforce.
And their intolerance towards equality firmly underlines just how out of date and out of touch they are.
It's clear that Europe needs to be more accountable, more transparent and more sustainable.
But I think most people in Scotland want to change Europe and not to leave it.
We understand the benefits of doing business across borders and welcoming those who come here for work. Migration to Scotland enriches our culture, strengthens our economy and is vital to sustaining many of our communities and public services.
Scotland's not so daft as to ditch all that to keep Nigel Farage happy.
Come & live in my world for a little while & you would
soon change your view on uncontrolled Immigration,
It's a complete disaster for a normal working class
British person living in London such as myself, I lost my
livelihood to cheap labour from eastern europe.
I hope you get your independence & it's a great thing
that the scottish people are being heard & given a choice
in the governing of their own country, the British people
are not heard, have no say, are constantly lied to & come
last in our own country so UKIP is our only hope, UKIP are
the only party fighting my corner, Thank God for UKIP otherwise
me and many others would be in even more despair than we are already.
I am not a racist, in fact I love our country and just do not want it to be destroyed by people who do not care what happens to it.
when they are ready they can all go home, this is my home and I cherish it and it values.
i do not want to see England being taken for a ride.
Don't give UKIP a voice in Scotland
DEMOCRACY is meant to offer meaningful choice, but it still leaves many people feeling the need for the occasional protest vote.
Protest can be a deadly serious business of course, as with New Labour and the Iraq War.
But often the desire to give political parties a kicking comes from a disillusionment with politics in general.
I would like to hope that at the next opportunity, in just four months, Scotland will instead register a positive vote for change.
The European Parliament election in May is starting to appear on people's radar, and we're being told by London-based pundits and pollsters to expect a protest vote for the anti-Europe UK Independence Party.
However, you don't have to scratch far beneath the surface to see it's an outfit that has less resonance north of the Border.
A YouGov poll has UKIP on a sliding scale; the further north you go in the UK the lower their vote.
In Scotland they're neck and neck with the Greens in the race to take one of Scotland's six European Parliament seats.
It's clear that if we want to keep Scotland UKIP-free we need a strong Green vote in May's election.
On one hand it's easy to dismiss UKIP given their clown-like behaviour.
This week they had to suspend one of their councillors after he blamed the recent flooding on... wait for it... same sex marriage.
One of their MEPs, Godfrey Bloom, called developing countries "bongo-bongo land" and made insulting comments about women party members.
We also know that the party here in Scotland, what little of it there was, is mired in infighting.
But on the other hand, many people are understandably weary of an out-of-touch Westminster political class, and relentless tabloid headlines about "benefit tourists" and the meddling of "Brussels bureaucrats" only serve the UKIP agenda. When David Cameron labels UKIP "fruitcakes" he's giving them the anti-establishment gloss they seek.
I believe we should instead be challenging what they really stand for.
UKIP's immigrant-bashing rhetoric bears no relation to the facts on the ground, but fuels racism and resentment.
Their blinkered attitude to climate change is completely at odds with science and would prevent Scotland making the most of its natural resources and skilled workforce.
And their intolerance towards equality firmly underlines just how out of date and out of touch they are.
It's clear that Europe needs to be more accountable, more transparent and more sustainable.
But I think most people in Scotland want to change Europe and not to leave it.
We understand the benefits of doing business across borders and welcoming those who come here for work. Migration to Scotland enriches our culture, strengthens our economy and is vital to sustaining many of our communities and public services.
Scotland's not so daft as to ditch all that to keep Nigel Farage happy.
Come & live in my world for a little while & you would
soon change your view on uncontrolled Immigration,
It's a complete disaster for a normal working class
British person living in London such as myself, I lost my
livelihood to cheap labour from eastern europe.
I hope you get your independence & it's a great thing
that the scottish people are being heard & given a choice
in the governing of their own country, the British people
are not heard, have no say, are constantly lied to & come
last in our own country so UKIP is our only hope, UKIP are
the only party fighting my corner, Thank God for UKIP otherwise
me and many others would be in even more despair than we are already.
You know what, I actually fear for this country if your lot ever get somewhere in power!
I am not a racist, in fact I love our country and just do not want it to be destroyed by people who do not care what happens to it.
when they are ready they can all go home, this is my home and I cherish it and it values.
i do not want to see England being taken for a ride.
And that statement my friend, is just what typifies you as a racist 
I was saying if they choose to go home, as the Romanian stated on t.v programme when he has been given ÂĢ40.000 by England he will go home and build a house, he wants to go home.
I can go no where I was born in England.
I was saying if they choose to go home, as the Romanian stated on t.v programme when he has been given ÂĢ40.000 by England he will go home and build a house, he wants to go home.
I can go no where I was born in England.
They can all? Who's all?
The Romanian gypies on the programme last night.
But you said all, implying that everyone should go home.
Don't give UKIP a voice in Scotland
DEMOCRACY is meant to offer meaningful choice, but it still leaves many people feeling the need for the occasional protest vote.
Protest can be a deadly serious business of course, as with New Labour and the Iraq War.
But often the desire to give political parties a kicking comes from a disillusionment with politics in general.
I would like to hope that at the next opportunity, in just four months, Scotland will instead register a positive vote for change.
The European Parliament election in May is starting to appear on people's radar, and we're being told by London-based pundits and pollsters to expect a protest vote for the anti-Europe UK Independence Party.
However, you don't have to scratch far beneath the surface to see it's an outfit that has less resonance north of the Border.
A YouGov poll has UKIP on a sliding scale; the further north you go in the UK the lower their vote.
In Scotland they're neck and neck with the Greens in the race to take one of Scotland's six European Parliament seats.
It's clear that if we want to keep Scotland UKIP-free we need a strong Green vote in May's election.
On one hand it's easy to dismiss UKIP given their clown-like behaviour.
This week they had to suspend one of their councillors after he blamed the recent flooding on... wait for it... same sex marriage.
One of their MEPs, Godfrey Bloom, called developing countries "bongo-bongo land" and made insulting comments about women party members.
We also know that the party here in Scotland, what little of it there was, is mired in infighting.
But on the other hand, many people are understandably weary of an out-of-touch Westminster political class, and relentless tabloid headlines about "benefit tourists" and the meddling of "Brussels bureaucrats" only serve the UKIP agenda. When David Cameron labels UKIP "fruitcakes" he's giving them the anti-establishment gloss they seek.
I believe we should instead be challenging what they really stand for.
UKIP's immigrant-bashing rhetoric bears no relation to the facts on the ground, but fuels racism and resentment.
Their blinkered attitude to climate change is completely at odds with science and would prevent Scotland making the most of its natural resources and skilled workforce.
And their intolerance towards equality firmly underlines just how out of date and out of touch they are.
It's clear that Europe needs to be more accountable, more transparent and more sustainable.
But I think most people in Scotland want to change Europe and not to leave it.
We understand the benefits of doing business across borders and welcoming those who come here for work. Migration to Scotland enriches our culture, strengthens our economy and is vital to sustaining many of our communities and public services.
Scotland's not so daft as to ditch all that to keep Nigel Farage happy.
Come & live in my world for a little while & you would
soon change your view on uncontrolled Immigration,
It's a complete disaster for a normal working class
British person living in London such as myself, I lost my
livelihood to cheap labour from eastern europe.
I hope you get your independence & it's a great thing
that the scottish people are being heard & given a choice
in the governing of their own country, the British people
are not heard, have no say, are constantly lied to & come
last in our own country so UKIP is our only hope, UKIP are
the only party fighting my corner, Thank God for UKIP otherwise
me and many others would be in even more despair than we are already.
You know what, I actually fear for this country if your lot ever get somewhere in power!
I fear for this country if they don't, but even if they do? the country
is so far down the toilet it's going to be hard to get it back.
There's a lot of chips on a few shoulders in here, I wondered why the thread was leaning over to one side.
Can't say I've ever witnessed a racist rant on this forum before, was quite novel.
Maybe tomorrow we could watch on while you have a go at Muslims, or Lesbians.Or joy of joy Lesbian Muslims!
Then after that we could move onto cyclists
On the positive side all our black citizens are getting a break, so let's not think membership of the EU is all bad.
Every cloud.
I am born to a Lithuanian father and Irish mother ,I was born here in the UK where should I go ?
I am born to a Lithuanian father and Irish mother ,I was born here in the UK where should I go ?
Get'em Erinp!
You stay put, life is hard on here without you.
Can we expect Nigel to pop up soon?
I know he must be a bit tired after making a tit out of himself on HIGNFY last night, but he's made of stern stuff.
I am born to a Lithuanian father and Irish mother ,I was born here in the UK where should I go ?
Get'em Erinp!
You stay put, life is hard on here without you.
If it was their plan to promote in a positive way the UKIP ...EPIC FAIL.
I am born to a Lithuanian father and Irish mother ,I was born here in the UK where should I go ?
Cool mix Erin 
Well here in the part of Manchester where I live....we have a free hand out of food for those who are in need.......I've seen folk turn up in relatively new cars to collect....have even had folk complain that they are unable to collect at the times set, because they are at work!
Whether it is wrong or right.......there is definitely an element of 'I'm all right Jack...feck the rest of you'........very Margaret Thatcher!
And then of course we have the Maria Millers .....(who really should be jailed for her cheating)....her & the likes behaviour just feeds the ill feeling in our society!
If we have those in charge feathering their nests without conscience...then how can we despise those who have very little for their apathy to work?
Plus....I would rather someone/anyone/from wherever, use my taxes, to take & build a home for their family than spend it on booze & drugs!
If we expect to be able to live anywhere in the world...then so should everyone else! especially when they have the right...which they have!
There's a lot of chips on a few shoulders in here, I wondered why the thread was leaning over to one side.
Can't say I've ever witnessed a racist rant on this forum before, was quite novel.
Maybe tomorrow we could watch on while you have a go at Muslims, or Lesbians.Or joy of joy Lesbian Muslims!
Then after that we could move onto cyclists
On the positive side all our black citizens are getting a break, so let's not think membership of the EU is all bad.
Every cloud.
Oh here we go again, please read carefully = I AM NOT RACIST, I have no problem with controlled Immigration, I just want Britain to govern itself & return to sensible controlled Immigration, do you think it's right that a romanian rapist can just come into this country no problem & yet that young girl from India without a bad bone in her body is sent back to India in the middle of her exams, I know who I'd rather have living in my country.
There's a lot of chips on a few shoulders in here, I wondered why the thread was leaning over to one side.
Can't say I've ever witnessed a racist rant on this forum before, was quite novel.
Maybe tomorrow we could watch on while you have a go at Muslims, or Lesbians.Or joy of joy Lesbian Muslims!
Then after that we could move onto cyclists
On the positive side all our black citizens are getting a break, so let's not think membership of the EU is all bad.
Every cloud.
Oh here we go again, please read carefully = I AM NOT RACIST, I have no problem with controlled Immigration, I just want Britain to govern itself & return to sensible controlled Immigration, do you think it's right that a romanian rapist can just come into this country no problem & yet that young girl from India without a bad bone in her body is sent back to India in the middle of her exams, I know who I'd rather have living in my country.
I wasn't talking to you.
Hi, I welcome anyone to live in this country who is interested in integrating and contributing to our multi-racial and diverse society...BUT...people who target the UK for their own unlawful or greedy desires makes me angry!!!
The govt needs to target these people and put a stop to this abuse!
I don't blame anyone for wanting to improve their situation but this is just not acceptable.
This kind of behavior plays right into the hands of the likes of the BNP and others of their kind.
And before I get branded as an intolerant racist I would like to say that I work as a volunteer with a refugee org.
popular little forum we appear to have...welcome all the new members
Do you think it's like uncontrolled immigration Dame?
They come in here ,posting in our threads, using our banwidth......
Do you think it's like uncontrolled immigration Dame?
They come in here ,posting in our threads, using our banwidth......
not a passport in sight Jackson..., I'll keep in mind to hold on to my glass tonight, Nig likes a drink 
popular little forum we appear to have...welcome all the new members
Hi Dame Ann and thank's for the welcome
But Newbies are always welcome here......different views are what makes our society so interesting.....................is the indifferent folk that leave us in a quandry!
I wish I'd though of that 
But Newbies are always welcome here......different views are what makes our society so interesting.....................is the indifferent folk that leave us in a quandry!
Hi simfern a fellow Mancunian eh? Good to meet you and looking forward to some healthy conversations Got a mate calling round in a bit who's in UKIP so looking forward to an interesting debate with him
I am not a racist, in fact I love our country and just do not want it to be destroyed by people who do not care what happens to it.
when they are ready they can all go home, this is my home and I cherish it and it values.
i do not want to see England being taken for a ride.
And that statement my friend, is just what typifies you as a racist
Starsky, Ignore the people that pull out the old (Your a racist) chesnut, just
because they are happy being governed by Brussels, they just want to shut
you up & that's the only way they know how to, I get called a racist online
all the time & my mother is jamaican & my Father is Irish, don't let them
bully you, they have all lost the argument the same way Nick clegg did when
he was slaughtered by Nigel Farag. talk about kamikasi mission ha ha.
Lovely.
There's a lot of chips on a few shoulders in here, I wondered why the thread was leaning over to one side.
Can't say I've ever witnessed a racist rant on this forum before, was quite novel.
Maybe tomorrow we could watch on while you have a go at Muslims, or Lesbians.Or joy of joy Lesbian Muslims!
Then after that we could move onto cyclists
On the positive side all our black citizens are getting a break, so let's not think membership of the EU is all bad.
Every cloud.
Oh here we go again, please read carefully = I AM NOT RACIST, I have no problem with controlled Immigration, I just want Britain to govern itself & return to sensible controlled Immigration, do you think it's right that a romanian rapist can just come into this country no problem & yet that young girl from India without a bad bone in her body is sent back to India in the middle of her exams, I know who I'd rather have living in my country.
I wasn't talking to you.
was answering for the people you were because we are all tired of that weak
old your a racist card.
