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Reply · Rian · 16 Mar 2019 21:48
16 Mar 2019 22:05:59
Jsean, what would happen if a member of your family was wrongly convicted of a sex crime and was executed under your so called live and let live doctrine?

Also, why are you so terrified of gay people? And please tell us more about ‘converting gays’. You seem to have the inside track on this, so please expand on this method you seem to know so much about.
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Reply · spanner · 16 Mar 2019 21:48
16 Mar 2019 22:38:47
I really don't know, but I would invest in more prisons, but not the soft type we have now where prisoners have a cushy life with TV's, phones and workshops.
I don't care about the prisoner's human rights, prison should be a deterrent, not a holiday camp. If we have to overcrowd them to get dangerous people off the streets to keep the public safe, so be it.
I believe convicted pedophiles and rapist should be chemically castrated if ever released from prison.

Non-British nationals should be deported if they commit a serious crime.
Anyone with a knife gets an automatic 5-year sentence.
Go back to basics with police work, there is zero need for the amount of paperwork they have to do, they should be spending at least 80% of there job doing police work. There is enough police they just not doing police work due to the sheer amount of pointless paperwork.
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Reply · Rian · 16 Mar 2019 21:48
16 Mar 2019 21:54:21
I think there is a dangerously thin line between someone who states a desire to demolish mosques and someone who further develops that fantasy to the point where their sense of reality is so blurred that they decide to shoot one up as we saw in New Zealand a couple of days ago.

Oh, and I also meant to add zenophobe to my earlier post.
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Reply · Jsean1989 · 16 Mar 2019 19:38
16 Mar 2019 20:32:04
Hi Spanner - it’s capital for all rape, paedo and murder.

So if they kill it’s still same punishment as doing the act in the first place. If that’s your argument that may as well go “all in” how would you deal with these crimes and criminals?

My wife is a psychologist and as much as she believes in rehabilitation she has yet to see concrete proof of paedos who have reformed, it similar to converting gays - it’s what they like so it’s always going to be what they need sexually plus it’s to do with power, control and fantasy. These are a lot more deep rooted than people think and 6 months in jail with a rehab specialist isn’t going to cut it hence the number of reoffending.

On another point raised by Lerchy re knife crime - why can’t a simple law of your caught with a knife you go straight to jail. Now the government is looking at spending £100m to spend on overtime for police officers!
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Reply · Jsean1989 · 16 Mar 2019 07:40
16 Mar 2019 01:00:14
Rian thanks for the feedback.

Not intolerant of you read the message it said live and let live. I am a traditionalist and would prefer to see my country look after their subjects rather than provide for forgein aliens - not a racial slur before you giddy up on your high horse.

Also breakdown the post rather than generalise. How would punishing rapists etc by killing them be a bad thing?
How would a society built on merit and reward be worse than a society build on tokenism?
How would ensuring the British people come first cause unrest?
How do you see letting children be children be damaging?
How do you see promoting procreation in an aging society being a terrible thing?
Why not give votes to Ireland Gibraltar etc. While we are it we should also denounce Israel as a country and return Israel to the rightful people.

Instead of being a complete arsehole back up your comments.

My cronies, family, wider network in Scotland actually agree with my views and I have family that are ex servicemen - LGBTI and Asian. Imagine me being tolerant to they types of folks 🤭.
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Reply · Jsean1989 · 16 Mar 2019 07:40
16 Mar 2019 01:06:12
KimP appreciate the book name I will have a look at that.

No where did I say removal of people just a simple people immigrants pay for themselves for the initial years so they put in before taking out freeing up nhs resources.

My ambition would be for British people if they can do the job we hire them rather than others. Get the people who are here to work.

Not looking for 1930s Britain - looking for the silent majority to be considered first and foremost rather than vocal miniority. I have kids and I am scared of the world they will be living in, in 10-20 years. Sex robots, trans this, gay, etc.

As I said no issue if that’s what you want to be or do but it doesn’t need to be front and centre of children’s life’s.
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Reply · KimPhilby · 14 Mar 2019 22:31
14 Mar 2019 23:30:41
I've just realised what it reminds me of. The Black Manifesto from the Frederick Forsyth novel Icon. Interesting book.
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Reply · KimPhilby · 14 Mar 2019 22:28
14 Mar 2019 23:21:09
The whole thing will collapse eventually. All empires do, they get too big, too complicated, too corrupt. The EU fits at least two of those. The only questions are how long does it take and how much damage is done. They know it will only take a few pushes to bring it down hence their attitude to Brexit. And to Putin. They fear a strong Russia.
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Reply · KimPhilby · 14 Mar 2019 22:28
14 Mar 2019 23:17:42
I find myself agreeing with Rian. The clock cannot be turned back to the 1930s no matter how much you wish it. To implement such policies would necessitate the removal of many people and ironically would create a larger civil service rather than s smaller one. People may read the original post and automatically think its far right. But the implementation of such policies would borrow heavily from Stalin's Russia.
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Reply · Rian · 14 Mar 2019 21:05
14 Mar 2019 21:22:54
Yes Ed033, by the time people realise what’s happening, it’ll be too late. Welcome to the United States of Europe.
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Reply · Rian · 14 Mar 2019 21:05
14 Mar 2019 21:25:00
If it ever does we will probably all be shocked, but not surprised.
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Reply · Rian · 14 Mar 2019 20:10
14 Mar 2019 20:09:22
Ireland voted no to Lisbon primarily because a large percentage of people were concerned the abortion laws could be softened. There were other reasons, but that was the main one.

So in a way it was a little like Brexit in the sense that it was the right vote but not necessarily for the right reasons.

But Ireland was and still is part of the EU regardless Ed033. Unfortunately most Irish people are completely enamoured with the EU, and have no interest in understanding the wider agenda at play.
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Reply · Rian · 14 Mar 2019 20:10
14 Mar 2019 20:20:43
Jsean your vision for Britain would lead to mass civil unrest, possibly even civil war on a scale you couldn’t even imagine. You are a an intolerant racist bigot of the most naive kind. I would love to see you and your cronies (if you have any) try to demolish a mosque or a synagogue. I openly encourage you to publish your Walter Mitty fantasy manifesto, and run at the next local elections so you can be ridiculed and humiliated by your peers. You are a deranged little man with an enormous chip on your shoulder.
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Reply · Jsean1989 · 14 Mar 2019 09:05
13 Mar 2019 22:09:37
Watched it - pile of nonsense.

Whether he did or didn’t nobody can prove and the guys a dodo now so pointless discussing it.

Working for Government brexit is top of every agenda.
Starting to move towards Ed’s thought that it won’t happen.

I voted Leave and pretty pissed at the full debacle.

Easy way to solve the issue give Northern Ireland back to the Irish!
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Reply · Jsean1989 · 14 Mar 2019 09:05
13 Mar 2019 22:07:04
😂 thanks lerchy!

Agree with knife and acid. Similar to Guiliani in NY and law on guns helped make NY much safer.

Thought as much re being made out to be a lunatic. maybe I am!

From what you say Ed there’s no point in trying to turn the tide and the missus is right, all the effort to be discredited and defeated by the MSM and elitist groups.

Just looking to face the issues rather than run hide and hope for the best.
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Reply · lerchy · 13 Mar 2019 09:29
13 Mar 2019 08:56:00
You got my vote but you would be made out to be a bro person right wing lunatic so I doubt even one of them policies would be considered, I’m just going to leave this hell hole, kids walking around thinking they’re gangsters fam yet they haven’t got a days work in them, this country is screwed mate. Too much nicely nicey and so called human rights for people who don’t act human. I’d also say an immediate 5 year jail sentence for anyone caught with a knife and life for carrying acid.
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Reply · Jsean1989 · 13 Mar 2019 07:05
13 Mar 2019 00:10:21
I appreciate your feedback and the fact we are effectively pawns however am I just an anomaly or are others feeling the same as me and want change. None of this I am a progressive nonsense. Traditional values, man and wife, family unit, looking after British spoke first and foremost. Charity begins at home never a truer word.

Add to the list requirement for national service for all men.

My key question is, would a manifesto or political party with these sentiments be supported or would it be viewed as right wing, racist, etc because of the refusal to have BAME employees or opening up processes to be based on merit.

I am frustrated with the Tommy Robinson case, I don’t agree with a lot that he does but the coverage of the Rotherham case and such is a valid cause. Free speech is being stopped. Even the fake news we are now not going to see otherwise big fines. WhatsApp reducing number of forwards it’s all to slow down the facts.

If I thought there was an appetite for the OP commitments I would seriously consider registering a new political party and making a case. Although the real boss is saying all I will do is ruin our lives! 😂

Over to people to comment.
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Reply · lerchy · 12 Mar 2019 14:02
12 Mar 2019 10:31:23
Completely agree lads, I refuse to watch any mainstream news and haven't heard a thing about brexit which I feel great about, it creates stress and worry in peoples minds and gets them arguing over something they have no control of.
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Reply · kingkenny7 · 10 Mar 2019 21:56
10 Mar 2019 20:10:25
a very good film that once again blows giant holes in the official narrative, if you have not seen it yet, it's well worth watching, Richard D Hall seems to have struck a nerve with at least one 'key witness' and the law itself which should raise a red flag or two. also watch the follow up film which pulls apart the detectives statements regarding Tommy Mair.
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