Wooton Bassett march by extremists

[Ammo]

Both Signed!!

[buddy]

Signed.
Buddy

[dreamon]

quote:Originally posted by tinkerman

Wouldn't it be nice if this were the straw that broke the camels back, I think it's time to fight back.

I hope and pray you are right, tinkerman.

[cheers]

Am personally tempted to let this march go ahead with the proviso that there are no policemen, no media, no do good-ers and let the British people really know what we think of them!
When they are turned away from the hospitals unless they pay for their treatment before it is given as happens in other countries in this world.  When they are turned out of their cushy pied de terres which are paid for by our taxes to the detriment of our own people who really need them.  When they are told they cannot claim for their relatives who don't even live in our country.  Maybe oh then maybe they would cry enough and the Powers that be would tell them "Sorry GO AWAY"

...............WE CAN LIVE IN HOPE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Signed and proud

[laffa]

Totally agree Cheers,.......one lady on the radio suggested, let them go ahead and close every building and shop in the area, and turn your back on them, sometimes silence is golden,

[AndyLin]

Have just found this on the BBC web site, about time this goverment got it's finger out and did something about these groups
http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/uk_news/8453560.stm

[Scunner]

Islam4UK spokesman Anjem Choudary told BBC Radio 4: "What the people will see is if you don't agree with the government and you want to expose their foreign policy, then freedom quickly dissipates and turns into dictatorship."

No, that's what happens in places like Afghanistan and Iraq. Idiot.

[Highlander]

quote:Originally posted by AndyLin

Have just found this on the BBC web site, about time this goverment got it's finger out and did something about these groups
http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/uk_news/8453560.stm

Well at least they have finally done something about these people.

[Scunner]

We are supposed to be discussing how our democratic process is in tatters because of this, not praising our government for finally standing up to these people who hate our Country but take it's charity.

[DebbieLapis]

I've signed this petition and feel very strongly that the people of Wootton Bassett are not put through this.  

I used to live in Wootton Bassett when I was in the RAF, based at RAF Lyneham and it is a small, friendly town with, understandably, a huge number of ex-military living there.

If anyone wants to go one step further and support a couple of friends of mine who are taking part in a 500 mile walk to raise money for the charity "Honour Our Troops" then please go to the following link to donate via paypal.

http://www.honour-our-troops.com/page.php?id=75

My friend Pauline has completed the first 7 days of the walk doing between 20-25 miles each day in the recent weather.  Her son (Luke) is carrying on to do the whole 500 miles as he wants to do something before he joins the Army in the near future.

We often get sidelined (for very good reason) by the people in our society who make us want to spit (amongst other things) and this can sometimes be at the cost of those people who are doing fantastic stuff out there - our troops amongst very many others.

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