British Democracy Forum EU Polls 4th June

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Hi,

There's a interesting poll put up by the British Democracy Forum at

Who will you vote for on 4th June?
http://www.democracyforum.co.uk/announc ... -june.html
by Administrator and Moderator Anthony Butcher of the Libertas Party.

Sofar its roughly 41.51% UKIP and 28.30% BNP .... But there is a problem, Mr. Butcher
somehow doesn't want to moderate my posting and put it up for public view.

Here's my posting (BTW i voted for UKIP, although the EUSSR menace should stop a.s.a.p.
and there was sadly enough not the option "None of the above".) :

The Soviet States of Europe

The following was penned down in 1952 by the assistant of Chamberlain,
Cpt. Archibald Ramsey. On 23 May 1940 he was imprisoned without a valid
reason in Brixton Prison. On 6 September 1944 he was released and
took his seat again in the House of Members of Parliament :

"Out of the last war  we brought the Soviet States of Russia ; out of
the next war we will bring the Soviet States of Europe." had been
the pronouncement at a world meeting of communist parties about
1932. To make the next war possible, therefore, the see-saw must be
balanced again ; German strength build up, and British strength
whittled down. Then the Europeans can fight each other to the death
of one and complete exhaustion of the other. A dramatic surprise is
in store for both sides.  Neither is to be the real winner. The
real winner is quite a different army. This army is the one that
will receive the real attention. For 25 years it will be built up
under conditions of the greatest secrecy. Its leaders will not
show their strength until the conflict is well under way. Not until
a critical moment in the war will the European armies be permitted
to guess at the existence of the huge factories beyond the Urals,
or of the colossal proportions of the heavily mechanized hordes
which will then commence to roll west-wards over Europe under the
red flag of Marxism."

It starts to look like we now finally are getting the Soviet States of
Europe, most certain because 'free enterprise' doesn't exist anymore,
where only a thing like 'free trade' is hailed but that's only a mockery
because on Heathrow one is only allowed to buy 2 cigarette packages or
a couple of bottles. If one exceeds this, one is fined and, when
failing to pay, parked in jail next to Ashley Mote.

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It certainly starts to look like http://www.democracyforum.co.uk has been takenover
by a couple of Straussian Slime Liars  :

Date: 29 May 2009 14:30:27 -0000
From: "contact@politigg.co.uk" <contact@politigg.co.uk>
To:

http://www.democracyforum.co.uk/announc ... -june.html

New Libertas section
If it has been a while since you last used the forum, we have made a few
changes, including a new section for Libertas, and another for the UK First
Party.  I think that pretty much completes the smaller party coverage.

New forum rules
The moderators are now operating a complaints escalation system. This means
that where complaints are upheld, the punishments escalate from a warning
through to a permanent ban for persistent offenders. We hope that this will
assist us to standardise the moderation of users struggling to stay on the
right side of being good company in our community.

There is a summary of the rules here:
http://www.democracyforum.co.uk/announc ... esher.html

Thanks,

Anthony Butcher
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