O/T Thatcher

[Taintedice]

He was accused of being a racist and a fascist by people who were at school with him and now he's the leader of UKIP, aye - he's clearly an all welcoming multi culturalist.

Political parties like his are bourne out of racism, whether he uses the N word or not.

So if you're a member of UKIP you're a racist? That's a bit like saying all muslims are terrorists? No?[/quote]Breaking my rule, but have to at Mook, the pomagne-socialist, getting ripped a very big new one on his thread

[Mook1]

He was accused of being a racist and a fascist by people who were at school with him and now he's the leader of UKIP, aye - he's clearly an all welcoming multi culturalist.

Political parties like his are bourne out of racism, whether he uses the N word or not.

So if you're a member of UKIP you're a racist? That's a bit like saying all muslims are terrorists? No?[/quote]

Where did I say every member of UKIP was a racist?

I'm getting a bit fed up of you twisting some of the things I say, AJ.

[BertrandRussell]

Paris, 68. That's what we need. UKIP voters need to be taught a lesson.

[DannyBhoy]

What do we all think of this? - view external link

[1995_Oh_My_Sides_]

It's saying the page can't be found when I click the link, Danny?

[DannyBhoy]

Test.

That's not working wither. I'll copy and paste.

Extraordinary plans to redraw the Irish Border - which included handing over west Belfast to the Republic - were seriously considered by British officials in the 1980s, according to previously classified state papers released today.

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The radical proposals - which reached the desk of Britain's prime minister Margaret Thatcher - also suggested ceding most of Derry city to the Republic.



A briefing paper prepared by officials at the Northern Ireland Office (NIO), based on a new partition plan put forward by an academic, suggested slicing Northern Ireland in half and cutting its p

[Alternative_Poster]

404 again

[DannyBhoy]

I dunno what's happening with the link?

Here's the article.

Extraordinary plans to redraw the Irish Border - which included handing over west Belfast to the Republic - were seriously considered by British officials in the 1980s, according to previously classified state papers released today.

The radical proposals - which reached the desk of Britain's prime minister Margaret Thatcher - also suggested ceding most of Derry city to the Republic.

A briefing paper prepared by officials at the Northern Ireland Office (NIO), based on a new partition plan put forward by an academic, suggested slicing Northern Ireland in half and cutting its population by 500,000.

It also mentioned establishing a "walled ghetto" in west Belfast.

However, officials later noted that while moving half-a-million people -- mostly Catholics -- might be acceptable for a totalitarian regime, human rights arguments would be an obstacle.

Other incentives, such as loyalty tests for benefits and large-scale inte

[Mook1]

It's saying the page can't be found when I click the link, Danny?

I was reading your post again about saying that all members of UKIP are racist being the same as saying all Muslims are terrorists?

What the actual f*ck?

So saying members of a political party which bases its entire agenda on immigration and seperation from Europe are a bit racist (not that I did btw) is the same as saying an entire religion (99% of whom are peace loving people) blow innocent people up in the of terror?

You need to get a grip.

[Red_Zeppelin]

[quote="DannyBhoy"]I dunno what's happening with the link?

Here's the article.

Extraordinary plans to redraw the Irish Border - which included handing over west Belfast to the Republic - were seriously considered by British officials in the 1980s, according to previously classified state papers released today.

The radical proposals - which reached the desk of Britain's prime minister Margaret Thatcher - also suggested ceding most of Derry city to the Republic.

A briefing paper prepared by officials at the Northern Ireland Office (NIO), based on a new partition plan put forward by an academic, suggested slicing Northern Ireland in half and cutting its population by 500,000.

It also mentioned establishing a "walled ghetto" in west Belfast.

However, officials later noted that while moving half-a-million people -- mostly Catholics -- might be acceptable for a totalitarian regime, human rights arguments would be an obstacle.

Other incentives, such as