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Damien

23-03-2009 18:23

Re: London St. George's Day celebration

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Originally Posted by Chris (Post 34760368)

Well, thank the Lords of Cobol for that. BBKing's Tory-hating credentials are re-established and all is well with the universe. :D

I think he has a point though, The media are hyping this up as as a rebuke to the PC bridge and it has happen every year without offensive caused to anyone. :rolleyes:

BBKing

23-03-2009 18:34

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it has happen every year without offensive caused to anyone

Goes to show again that all these PC brigade stories are, fundamentally, made up. I ask again - why? Who seeks to benefit from stirring up trouble over nothing?

Mr Angry

23-03-2009 18:57

Re: London St. George's Day celebration

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Originally Posted by BBKing (Post 34760415)

Goes to show again that all these PC brigade stories are, fundamentally, made up. I ask again - why? Who seeks to benefit from stirring up trouble over nothing?

The "baddies"..........probably.

Damien

23-03-2009 19:01

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Originally Posted by Mr Angry (Post 34760430)

The "baddies"..........probably.

Grrrr! I knew it was them! They are always up to no good !!!

Russ	23-03-2009 19:11

Re: London St. George's Day celebration

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Originally Posted by Fingy (Post 34760399)

Want me to mention the rugby? ;)

Hey as long as we beat the racists...erm I mean the English, we don't care ;)

Mr Angry

23-03-2009 20:17

Re: London St. George's Day celebration

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Originally Posted by Russ B (Post 34760443)

Hey as long as we beat the racists...erm I mean the English, we don't care ;)

Russ,

I believe you may have dropped this.....

https://www.cableforum.co.uk/images/...2009/03/33.jpg

Russ	23-03-2009 20:27

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Not at all. St George is a racist figure and I'll explain why.

What's on the Welsh flag? A red dragon. What's the legend on St George? He slayed a dragon.

He's clearly a figurehead for an anti-Welsh and oppressing nation of England.

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lolololol sorry, I can't keep that up for long, I'm only having a joke :D

Sirius

23-03-2009 20:32

Re: London St. George's Day celebration

About time, Now let the party begin before someone complains and gets it cancelled

frogstamper

23-03-2009 23:33

Re: London St. George's Day celebration

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Originally Posted by Damien (Post 34760405)

I think he has a point though, The media are hyping this up as as a rebuke to the PC bridge and it has happen every year without offensive caused to anyone. :rolleyes:

Did you expect anything different from the Daily Hate Damien? its their way of having one last pop at Livingstone, the sad part being that unless you live in London and know different, people are going to believe that in Boris "the good old Tories" have saved us all from the "loony left".
Then again as its in the DM hopefully people will think twice before swallowing it hook line and sinker.:D

BBKing

23-03-2009 23:35

Re: London St. George's Day celebration

Those sandal munching lentil wearing lefties at the BBC have apparently, er, fallen for the 'Boris invented it' line.

This is, of course, because they're under-resourced and badly led, rather than because they're biased.

BBKing

24-03-2009 09:51

Re: London St. George's Day celebration

This is what the BNP are spinning as 'Richard Barnbrook forces Boris to Celebrate St. George's Day':

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Question by Richard Barnbrook

Can the Mayor confirm how much funding he will be allocating to next years St Georges Day celebrations in London?

Answer by Boris Johnson

A GLA budget allocation of Â£100,000, the same as 2008, and subject to approval, is currently projected for St Georgeâ€™s Day celebrations in 2009.

So Boris is spinning his backside off when he's doing no more than Livingstone did last year, and the BBC are abjectly awful at reporting the news.

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