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01 Nov 14
13:12
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But they'll happily deliver Labour and Tory khazi paper leaflets.
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http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-kent-29858335 |
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good for them
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is this some national front rebrand?
fair play to the workers if they refuse |
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should had put it in an envelope
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brendanuk1
01 Nov 14 12:22 fair play to the workers if they refuse I think it's the management, not workers. If I was in charge of BF, I'd complain to the Queen  |
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ok fair play to management for refusing illegal leaflets
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If lying is illegal, they'd deliver no leaflets for any party.
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what is on them brendan, that makes them illegal ?
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Here's the leaflet that Royal Mail are using the excuse that it may be illegal so that they don't have to deliver it:
http://www.britainfirst.net/rochester-leaflet.pdf If that's illegal then what isn't if it has the Word Muslim or mosque in it? It's no surprise, the Royal Mail has strong connections with the post office which appears to staffed exclusively by Asians these days, from my observations anyway. It's a pity that suppressing free speech isn't illegal. |
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I agree wtih Dr C
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"It's a pity that suppressing free speech isn't illegal."
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I have no idea whats in them or what guidelines are for putting things in the post, britain first can always challenge it in court if they think they have a case, be good publicity for them, to go with mock outrage at this
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UKIP bait
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I would imagine Royal Mail have consulted their legal team about this, fair play to them for refusing to deliver this racist toilet paper.
A victory for English law imo  |
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Very good, more votes for UKIP, the English don't like being told
what they should read or think. |
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Badger..you really are a pillock
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thank you twizzle, a reasoned and rational post from you as ever
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burn yer chips again ?
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I was quite surprised to see these guys got a party political broadcast a couple of years ago.
Not sure what the criteria is. The monster raving loony party haver never been given one that I know of, and also they are left out from the pre election debates. Such a shame as the MRLP talk more sense than the Greens! :) |
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royal mails legal team's knowledge can fit on the back of a f a g packet.
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postage stamp shirley
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What's even more disturbing is all the talk about granting more powers to local authorities to run their own affairs.
We all know what that would lead to. You only have to look at what's happening in Tower Hamlets. These governments we keep electing will give the whole shooting match away if we aren't careful. |