England freedom petition

Posted by sioeengland on April 29, 2008

The only way we are going to get a grip on matters is for England to go independent and have its own parliament to focus on England.

Please sign the petition

England-freedom petition

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6 Responses to “England freedom petition”

Alfie St Taurie Says:
May 15, 2008 at 8:34 am
VICTORY FOR CHANNEL 4 OVER DESPATCHES-UNDERCOVER MOSQUE IN THE HIGH COURT 15.5.2008. The ‘dhimmi’s’ at West Midlands Police and the CPS will be squirming with embarrassment over their decision to target Channel 4 instead of the islamic bigot preachers the documentary set out to expose. This is great moment in the struggle against evil.
Rob Fox Says:
June 3, 2008 at 11:34 pm
With all due respect, Stephen, I think you may be losing focus here.

There are many people in ALL parts of the UK who are very unhappy indeed with our politicians’ politically-correct madness and dissimulation relating to Islamism. Many who would be willing to get on board with the campaign will be deterred by the appearance of juvenile nationalistic jingoism (of ANY kind). Surely mounting an effective campaign against Islamisation is more important than campaigning to break up the UK.

That’s an altogether separate issue.
Alicia Says:
June 11, 2008 at 12:00 pm
How very odd! I heard of separations in Spain, something so difficult in the past and now… how very odd, indeed! And come to think of it, it maybe doesn’t make much sense at all since the Lisbon treaty…
sioeengland Says:
June 11, 2008 at 12:09 pm
The situation in England is more than odd. England does not have its own government as the other parts of the UK do.

What the BRITISH Government is doing is very un-English.

England needs to look after itself.
Rob Fox Says:
June 12, 2008 at 8:29 pm
Yes, it IS an odd, and poorly cobbled-together attempt at devolving power. If devolved ‘parliaments’ were needed, I think a truly federated UK would have been a fairer, and more stable solution.

Those who feel aggrieved by the current situation, though, might do well to consider whether the Welsh & NI Assemblies, and the Scottish Parliament, are really much more than regional administrations by another name, AND whether another layer of government - funded by the taxpayer of course - is what England really wants or needs.

I reiterate my original point, though, which is that the appearance of nationalistic jingoism is likely to alienate many sympathetic to your organisation’s STATED purpose - Stopping Islamisation.
Drakul Says:
June 13, 2008 at 12:20 am
I’m glad you noticed Taqiyya…