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This is why people are voting for the BNP
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If anybody wonder why more and more people are voting BNP then read this
(link in next append as it is too long to go here).
A huge family of Romanians who live in Slough and came here when Romania joined the EU.
Many of them cannot even read and write in their own language.
What on earth benefit are they to this country.
If anyone wants an example of why this country is going down the pan then this is it.
(link in next append as it is too long to go here).
A huge family of Romanians who live in Slough and came here when Romania joined the EU.
Many of them cannot even read and write in their own language.
What on earth benefit are they to this country.
If anyone wants an example of why this country is going down the pan then this is it.
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Marvelman, I'd be careful about classing people as an immigrant on a purely visual basis. Given you know nothing of those individuals' personal history, they could well (and are actually more likely to) have been born in this country. Legally, that makes them as British as you or I.
Unless, of course, you class 'Britishness' by blood - in which case, very few (in fact I'd be surprised if any) Britons would classify...
Unless, of course, you class 'Britishness' by blood - in which case, very few (in fact I'd be surprised if any) Britons would classify...
"oneeyedvic, i think you should get a little more information about benifits, you have to pay for your prescriptions if you are on sick benefit ,incapacity benefit , mobility allowance, and many other benefits,"
http://www.direct.gov.uk/en/Bfsl1/BenefitsAndF inancialSupport/DG_10018978
You are correct that people with a large amount of savings cannot get free prescriptions. The free prescriptions are available for those on low incomes / can't afford it.
Yes they are closing down care homes in Staffordshire - so that they can take care of people in their own homes. I'm sorry that you think that this is a backward step. Personally, most people I speak to would prefer to live in their own homes than be taken into a care home.
Yes I do believe that money should be sent abroad - by a quirk of fate we were lucky enough to be born in a great country where we take so much for granted - be it medical / food / clean water etc. I have no problem with trying to help other countries / people live a little longer in better conditions.
With regards Herceptin - it is now available on the NHS (though trials of the drug has shown it can increase the chance a woman treated for early stage breast cancer will still be disease-free after three years by 6%) - not a great deal , but great if you are in that 6%.
No, I didn't think you would look at the BNP councillors - you would rather vote for people and not actually know what they are like. I really do dislike Labour (as you could see by any of my previous posts about them) , but compared to the BNP they are angels.
http://www.direct.gov.uk/en/Bfsl1/BenefitsAndF inancialSupport/DG_10018978
You are correct that people with a large amount of savings cannot get free prescriptions. The free prescriptions are available for those on low incomes / can't afford it.
Yes they are closing down care homes in Staffordshire - so that they can take care of people in their own homes. I'm sorry that you think that this is a backward step. Personally, most people I speak to would prefer to live in their own homes than be taken into a care home.
Yes I do believe that money should be sent abroad - by a quirk of fate we were lucky enough to be born in a great country where we take so much for granted - be it medical / food / clean water etc. I have no problem with trying to help other countries / people live a little longer in better conditions.
With regards Herceptin - it is now available on the NHS (though trials of the drug has shown it can increase the chance a woman treated for early stage breast cancer will still be disease-free after three years by 6%) - not a great deal , but great if you are in that 6%.
No, I didn't think you would look at the BNP councillors - you would rather vote for people and not actually know what they are like. I really do dislike Labour (as you could see by any of my previous posts about them) , but compared to the BNP they are angels.
Are you sure that is why? Or is more that BNP voters might have this affliction.
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