I am not so sure you quite understand what employment regulations are for.
It doesn't take a lot to confuse you does it ?:D
The original poster I replied too, was implying that the workers ukip are trying to attract would be losing rights and protections.
I was making the point that rights and protections count for nothing if you don't have a job or get paid very little.
The free movement of people within the EU is the major cause for the state of the employment market in Britain today.
When we leave the EU we will be free to legislate whatever employment laws we see fit.
Do you think we as a country are incapable of such things ?
Do you accept that the free movement of people within the EU has ultimately been detrimental for large sections of our native workforce ?
I appear to be having real difficulty telling the difference between UKIP's campaign and BNP campaigns of recent times. Seem to portray the same message.
I appear to be having real difficulty telling the difference between UKIP's campaign and BNP campaigns of recent times. Seem to portray the same message.
UKIP are fundamentally different. BNP is based on race. UKIP is based on saving this country from European Union tyranny.
Really? Both campaigns seem xenophobic and racist by nature, I see no difference.
If protecting British workers against uncontrolled immigration which effects millions of unemployed is racist to you, well that is your own issue.
Thank christ Nigel Farage survived the plane crash and is fighting for British workers against the disgraceful unlimited and uncontrolled immigration bordering on local workers cleansing.
Then he wont mind standing for direct election will he.
"On 1 March 2012 Herman Van Rompuy was re-elected by the heads of state or government of the 27 EU member states." He was elected many times in Belgium.
"On 1 March 2012 Herman Van Rompuy was re-elected by the heads of state or government of the 27 EU member states." He was elected many times in Belgium.
"Lord Kitchener Wants You was a 1914 advertisement which was developed into a recruitment poster. It depicted Lord Kitchener, the British Secretary of State for War, above the words "WANTS YOU". "
Then
"The placement of the Kitchener poster designed by Alfred Leete has been examined and questioned following an Imperial War Museum publication in 1997 suggesting that the poster itself was a 'non event' and was made popular by postwar advertising by the war museum."
Did you miss this bit:
"Posters appealing to recruits are to be seen on every hoarding, in most windows, in omnibuses, tramcars and commercial vans. The great base of Nelson's Column is covered with them. Their number and variety are remarkable. Everywhere Lord Kitchener sternly points a monstrously big finger, exclaiming 'I Want You'".[9] Although it became one of the most famous posters in history,[9] its widespread circulation did not halt the decline in recruiting
Perhaps the newspapers were lying or perhaps those nations who used similar posters with a pointed finger, all got the idea at the same time.
....and race, but not quite so overtly. They want to give council housing priority to people "who have 2 British parents" - read "2 white parents"
Lol, you're amusing if nothing else.
When UKIP talk about "British" they mean "white" in this instance according to you.
Should they talk about "British" in a different context you (and others) will be chomping at the bit to call them racist as not everybody British is white.
When you talk about the British abroad, we all know that you only see white people as British because they have "beetroot red" faces.
Perhaps that's where your confusion stems from?
"Posters appealing to recruits are to be seen on every hoarding, in most windows, in omnibuses, tramcars and commercial vans. The great base of Nelson's Column is covered with them. Their number and variety are remarkable. Everywhere Lord Kitchener sternly points a monstrously big finger, exclaiming 'I Want You'".[9] Although it became one of the most famous posters in history,[9] its widespread circulation did not halt the decline in recruiting
Perhaps the newspapers were lying or perhaps those nations who used similar posters with a pointed finger, all got the idea at the same time.
I read it all, and just quoted a couple of seemingly contadictory comments. I did provide the link so people could read it and make their own mind up
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Brown was blatantly courting the BNP/EDL far right votes in 2007.;-)
It doesn't take a lot to confuse you does it ?:D
The original poster I replied too, was implying that the workers ukip are trying to attract would be losing rights and protections.
I was making the point that rights and protections count for nothing if you don't have a job or get paid very little.
The free movement of people within the EU is the major cause for the state of the employment market in Britain today.
When we leave the EU we will be free to legislate whatever employment laws we see fit.
Do you think we as a country are incapable of such things ?
Do you accept that the free movement of people within the EU has ultimately been detrimental for large sections of our native workforce ?
I probably wont vote for him next time.
Opps, nope, no one did, he just got appointed
Thank christ Nigel Farage survived the plane crash and is fighting for British workers against the disgraceful unlimited and uncontrolled immigration bordering on local workers cleansing.
You'd have been closer if you'd have said "when the war started".
As a tyranny can only be run by one person, would nomocracy fit the description better?
Then he wont mind standing for direct election will he.
He was elected unopposed. Such democracy!:D
Did you miss this bit:
"Posters appealing to recruits are to be seen on every hoarding, in most windows, in omnibuses, tramcars and commercial vans. The great base of Nelson's Column is covered with them. Their number and variety are remarkable. Everywhere Lord Kitchener sternly points a monstrously big finger, exclaiming 'I Want You'".[9] Although it became one of the most famous posters in history,[9] its widespread circulation did not halt the decline in recruiting
Perhaps the newspapers were lying or perhaps those nations who used similar posters with a pointed finger, all got the idea at the same time.
As Farage intimated, Van Rompuy is a nobody.
That can't be a real poster surely? Is it a spoof?
Are you Dumbo?
Lol, you're amusing if nothing else.
When UKIP talk about "British" they mean "white" in this instance according to you.
Should they talk about "British" in a different context you (and others) will be chomping at the bit to call them racist as not everybody British is white.
When you talk about the British abroad, we all know that you only see white people as British because they have "beetroot red" faces.
Perhaps that's where your confusion stems from?
I read it all, and just quoted a couple of seemingly contadictory comments. I did provide the link so people could read it and make their own mind up