Vincent, a veteran ballet-goer and Soho resident

**DodgyAgent** · 12 January 2007, 21:55

Originally posted by thunderlizard

I love that snippet. How so few words can conjure so much.

(It's from here, as it happens:
http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/magazine/6255195.stm )

if bnp run a candidate in my area they will get my vote

**Board Game Geek** · 13 January 2007, 00:13

Indeed, and mine.

I think it's time to send a message to the has-been political parties, and that is that we need a radical shift in the political arena.

Labour shafted the rich, the Conservatives shafted the poor, the Lib Dems don't even exist as a party anymore, and the rest, ie, the Greens, UKIP, etc are a one-trick pony and always will be.

Give the BNP a chance...they can't do worse than Labour (though admittedly that ain't difficult). We need dramatic change now.

Traditionally, UK mainstream voters have been middle of the road, and happy not to upset the apple cart. Most "middle of the road voters" I personally know are now completely fed up and would elect the BNP, if only out of spite.

Can't say I blame em.

**Troll** · 13 January 2007, 09:55

I think we should all go along to the ballet and support Simone Clarke

**Churchill** · 13 January 2007, 11:57

Originally posted by Troll

I think we should all go along to the ballet and support Simone Clarke

When you say support, do you mean "support" as in lift her up by her chuff?

Just wondering, you know, as it's ballet dancers 'n all...

**Troll** · 13 January 2007, 12:19

Originally posted by Churchill

When you say support, do you mean "support" as in lift her up by her chuff?

Just wondering, you know, as it's ballet dancers 'n all...

I used to know a couple of dancers (as in cabaret types... no not that kind, these were respectable!) in my youth & they were without exception the best bonks going

**Zippy** · 13 January 2007, 12:28

Originally posted by Troll

I think we should all go along to the ballet and support Simone Clarke

But do you think we should support her right to have her own views or the fact that she is a fascist?

**Troll** · 13 January 2007, 12:42

Originally posted by Zippy

But do you think we should support her right to have her own views or the fact that she is a fascist?

Why fascist - are all Labour supporters communists?

**Zippy** · 13 January 2007, 12:44

Originally posted by Troll

Why fascist - are all Labour supporters communists?

No, but a lot of them used to be socialists

**wendigo100** · 13 January 2007, 13:31

Originally posted by Zippy

But do you think we should support her right to have her own views or the fact that she is a fascist?

I thought she was only against uncontrolled immigration (her words). Does that make her a fascist?

If so there are several million fascists in this country, and growing!

Vincent, a veteran ballet-goer and Soho resident