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Nick Griffin on Question Time Page 42

At the higher level yes?

But at the core level no. Not many Brit plumbers, nurses etc going abroad.

Poor language, literacy skills at school, combined with a prizes for all attitude to degrees.

Quote: sootyj @ October 31 2009, 12:47 PM BST

At the higher level yes?

Define "higher level". Do you mean just "middle class" or "professional class"? If so, you'll find plenty of builders, engineers and mechanics (all from "working class" backgrounds) working hard in EU countries and, yes, bothering to learn the language and educate themselves about other cultures. And British nurses are going abroad all the time, not just to the EU, to work and train others (notably in developing countries) in modern medical and surgical techniques. And no, not always under the employment of the NHS, but recruited by medical agencies and health services throughout the world.

And is that where you buy those massive chips for your shoulder?

Quote: sootyj @ October 31 2009, 12:47 PM BST

But at the core level no. Not many Brit plumbers, nurses etc going abroad.

Nonsense. The beach on Ibiza was full of the f**kers last time I was there.

Quote: Tim Walker @ October 31 2009, 12:37 PM BST

Well it occurs to me that certain people like to argue political and social theory as a substitute for addressing the reality of the world. As though a theory is enough to win the argument, without the need to offer any practical solutions. There's two very good places for people who can comfortably spout political theory, safe in the knowledge that they will never actually have to be judged on practical policy, the Liberal Democrats and the Socialist Workers Party. :)

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Quote: sootyj @ October 31 2009, 12:43 PM BST

Lay off those LibDems they have some great policies on owls.

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Quote: Tim Walker @ October 31 2009, 12:45 PM BST

That is not only incredibly patronising and insulting, Joel, it is also untrue. Silly talk.

Who the f**k's Joel?? Is the name used in a context like, 'Hello Joel, Got A New Motor'?

Quote: Alfred J Kipper @ October 31 2009, 12:51 PM BST

And is that where you buy those masses chips for your shoulder?

No the BNP usually gives those out for free, along with blinkers and one way glasses so you only get one view.

Dear God are you jut digging up awful puns? Are you some sort of Pundamentalist?

Quote: sootyj @ October 31 2009, 12:43 PM BST

Lay off those LibDems they have some great policies on owls.

:D

Quote: Kevin Murphy @ October 31 2009, 12:52 PM BST

Nonsense. The beach on Ibiza was full of the f**kers last time I was there.

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Quote: Morrace @ October 31 2009, 12:53 PM BST

Who the f**k's Joel?? Is the name used in a context like, 'Hello Joel, Got A New Motor'?

I think he had some hits with Breaking Glass and the Ballad of the Angry Young Man.

Quote: Morrace @ October 31 2009, 12:53 PM BST

Who the f**k's Joel??

Ian - sorry Moonstone, started it. Errr

Quote: Kevin Murphy @ October 31 2009, 12:52 PM BST

Nonsense. The beach on Ibiza was full of the f**kers last time I was there.

Yes the DSS have special agents in Spain tracking them down.

Quote: Tim Walker @ October 31 2009, 12:56 PM BST

Ian - sorry Moonstone, started it. Errr

But you continued it Lesley -- sorry Tim.

Quote: Morrace @ October 31 2009, 12:53 PM BST

Who the f**k's Joel?? Is the name used in a context like, 'Hello Joel, Got A New Motor'?

Think more Hendrix... "Hey Joel, where you goin' with that gun in your hand?"

Quote: Kevin Murphy @ October 31 2009, 12:57 PM BST

But you continued it Lesley -- sorry Tim.

:D

Good point, Deidre.

And why do you abbreviate your name?

Tim Walker-Texas-Ranger.

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