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Powell stuck to his beliefs nad principles and was an admirable politician with backbone.
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They are claims made by someone with intimate knowledge of the working methods and culture of the CIA and MI6.
You should remember that Powell was an Ulster Unionist MP at the time of the Mountbatten murder - why would a man in such a position not be happy to go along with the official line that he was killed by the Provos? Powell was a man of principle, who sacrificed his personal ambitions to warn against events which have largely come about in spite of his warning, and was brought down by people who can best be described as dolts when compared to him. We could do with one or two like him now - instead we have a parliament full of men like the Quisling Ted Heath which is why even today, upon the death of a beheader of women, the arch enemy of free speech and a flogger of Liberal bloggers, our flag flies at half mast. |
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I know Enoch Powell was an ulster unionist mp at the time he made his claims Jed. I live in northern Ireland. On the same day Lord Mounbatten's boat was blown up in Mullaghmore in Sligo the ira killed 18 british soldiers in warrenpoint. It would defy any reasonable logic to suggest the ira did not carry out both of those events which happened on the very same day.
Sad and tragic loss of lives for all those people killed that day by the way. But Enoch Powell's claims are incredible to say the least. |
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Not a bit too convenient?
I echo your thoughts about the tragedy of it all though mate, whoever the perpetrators. |
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jed.davison 24 Jan 15 15:10
Not a bit too convenient? I rarely post on conspiracy theories but in this case is it not possible if this claim was true that the CIA would possibly have prior knowledge to what the IRA were up to at any given time ? |
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I was going to post the same pumpy, well known that by this time the IRA had been well and truly compromised.
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just 1 at uttoxeter,cannot keep a good man down.
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I obviously knew about Enoch's speech but reading what Churchill said was a revelation.
We can't say we weren't warned. |
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Yes Jed, some of these theories are incredulous but not on this occasion, not saying I think its true mind you just not as impossible as many I have heard.
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Yeah mate, I'm not a great believer in any of them given they're normally espoused by loonies in their underpants at a keyboard, but I doubt Enoch would have made such claims without foundation - would have been most unlike him.
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NOT ALL GERMANS WERE FANATICS BUT THEY FOLLOWED THEIR LEADER
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excellent point do wah diddy
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Shocking turn of events.
![]() Do wah Diddy joins a thread instead of starting a thread and replying to himself a few dozen times. |
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I must have missed where you answered my question about what aspect of Churchill's quote was wrong Fred. Take your time. You clearly are.
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Here you go if you need any help:
'Improvident habits, slovenly systems of agriculture, sluggish methods of commerce, and insecurity of property exist wherever the followers of the Prophet rule or live. 'Thousands become the brave and loyal soldiers of the faith: all know how to die but the influence of the religion paralyses the social development of those who follow it. 'No stronger retrograde force exists in the world. Far from being moribund, Mohammedanism is a militant and proselytizing faith.' |
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forgot to switch accounts maybe?
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reply to kincsem
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YOU GO TO TUNISIA OR TURKEY,OR INDIA OR SAUDEE ARABIA OR SUDAN OR IRAQ OR IRAN OR AFGHANISTAN AND ASK THE MUSLIM IN THE STREET IF YOU CAN HAVE A GAY DAY PARADE IN THEIR COUNTRY AND SEE WHAT THEY SAY ABOUT FREE SPEECH
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I'd like to see Do wah on a gay march.
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He seemed to have some contradictory views, i.e. in his book “The River War” and then the mosque in London and dressing in Arab clothes with his pal.
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So he does know how to use that caps lock after all
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Good to see some feedback!
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Of course he hasn't doridoru
It is the paradox of the Left's position on Islam - they are happy to scream their usual screams of 'racism,' 'cultural imperialism' and the like to shout down those of us who are rightly suspicious of it, but if forced to go any further they are lost. Their refusal and inability to extend the debate beyond these parameters belies the weakness of their position, in that the only things they have in common with Islam is their hatred of Western democracy and their absolute denial of anyone else's right to have an opinion which contradicts theirs. Fred won't be along any time soon, because shouting 'racist' at the man who more than anyone inspired the British people to resist Nazism is the limit of his argument. |
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time to ban religion
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Fred has been on the politics forum though. So many on the left follow the same pattern that it simply cannot be coincidence. Lie, lie and lie again and then when questioned abuse and disappear.
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