Antyimigracyjna partia "Ukip" rośnie w siłę

wiec kiedy mozna sie spodziewac wymarszu na ulice bojowek zlozonych z takich "przyjemnych" twarzy ...
o rany cos mi te twarze przypominaja ... a juuuuz wiem
Jaroslaw K. i koledzy z partii ... identyczni

Ja się gubię w tym kto jest emigrantem a kto nie ... Dzielimy się na tych z EU i z poza czy wszstko do jednego kosza ?

maja macki, ten z lewej w sloneczko

Ten a lewej troche Kononowicza przypomina. Jak wygraja nie bedzie imigracji ani niczego.

podziekowac ciapatym za ich sukcesywne i nieudane a zarazem permamentne podkladanie bomb, gwalty na nastolatkach w imie allaha, oraz probach wdrozenia szariatu i innych workoglowych pomyslow rodem z VII wiecznej pustyni...

zapomnialem, to wszystko dzieje sie od 10 lat w uk.

zapomnialem jeszcze dodac- z jednej strony gazety informuja o wiekszej integracji, tolerancji dla obcych, super ue itp, a na drugiej stronie pisza o permamentym kryzysie w strefie euro, recesji gospodarki, rosnacych cenach, spadajacej stopie zycia i probach generowania nowych problemow poprzez wdranie coraz to bardziej glupowatych i absurdalnycho norm i regulacji.....

zapomnialy redaktorzyny, ze czytelnik to nie glupek, tylko swoje widzi i swoje mysli.

UKIP’s sole aim is to have a referendum on the European Union, but what would you do after that
? It’s the only way for Britain. That means that every Eastern European would have to leave, except for the ones who have had kids. For example, say a Polish couple come over here and have kids – it’s a British kid. They would probably have to stay.

Why did you get into politics?
Because I was fed up. I go to apply for a job, I don’t get it and foreigners do. Those who do the hiring are told by their bosses, "You’ve got to employ 30 percent foreigners." So an English guy doesn’t have a chance.

What about immigration coming from outside of the European Union?
The idea for UKIP is that, once we’ve stopped the EU, we'll be very tight on other people as well. My personal opinion is that we should have ID cards. There are two million illegal people in this country. Britain gets them, takes them to the police station and, if they haven’t got a passport, they let them go. What they should do is build not prisons, but holding centres, and lock them up.

"EU citizens who have been established in the UK for seven years or more will, depending on their circumstances, be able to apply for permanent leave to remain (provided they fulfill certain criteria and are eligible to apply for work permits)".

jedynie co moga to ograniczyc naplyw.... wyrzucic wszystkich obcokrajowcow, zwalszcza tych z rdzennych z europy - dla gospodarki, technologi i kultury "bezcenne " :F

No niestety to juz wszystko za daleko zaszlo zeby teraz sie bawic w czystki, pozatym do kogo miec pretensje? Do pracownika z EU ktory pracuje za grosze czy do pracodawcy ktory woli placic grosze pracownikowi z EU - to tak apropos tego goscia z UKip ktory twierdzi, ze roboty nie ma bo mu Easternesi zabrali...

Pozatym, dwoch lauretow nobla z UK zeszly rok za graphene -> Manchester Uni / Andrei Geim and Kostya Novoselov brzmi bardzo brytyjsko hehe.

Wszystko to mlyn na wode plebsu czytajacego Daily Mirror i inne szmatlawce, bekajacego i pierdzacego na stolowkach zakladowych.

wegees, Ciebie powinni deportowac pierwszego, najlepiej do mecherolandii.
Nie podejmuje z Toba dyskusji .

mareczku- ta mocherolagnia od 7 lat jest lemingradem jakbys nie potrafil liczyc lub jesli masz skleroze...

przedstaw mi fakty lub obal je jesli sie myle...

2003 5 January: Wood Green ricin plot, where police arrested six Algerian men accused of manufacturing ricin to use for a poison attack on the London underground. No poison was found,[27][28] and all men were acquitted of all terror charges, except for Kamel Bourgass who stabbed four police officers during his arrest in Manchester several days later. He was convicted of the murder of the officer he killed (the others he stabbed survived). He was also convicted of plotting to poison members of the public with ricin and other poisons. Two of the suspects in the plot were subsequently convicted of possessing false passports.[29]
2003 October: Andrew Rowe arrested in Dover after being detained as he entered the Channel Tunnel in France.[30] Convicted as a "global terrorist" and sentenced to 15 years in prison on 23 September 2005 on the basis of traces of explosives on a pair of socks and a code translation book.[31]
2004 30 March: Seven men arrested in West Sussex in possession of 600 kg of ammonium nitrate fertilizer, as part of Operation Crevice.
2004 3 August: Fourteen men arrested, but only eight charged in relation to the 2004 Financial buildings plot following the leak of the identity of an Al-Qaeda double-agent. The men possessed detailed plans for attacking financial buildings in the US, but no actual bomb-making equipment. Their leader, Dhiren Barot, pleaded guilty at his trial on 12 October 2006, and was imprisoned for life.
2004 24 September: Four men arrested in the Holiday Inn in Brent Cross trying to buy red mercury, a mythical substance which could purportedly be used to construct a nuclear bomb, from a newspaper reporter.[32] One man was released three days later,[33] while the other three were cleared at their trial on 25 July 2006,[34] during which the jury was told that "whether red mercury does or does not exist is irrelevant".[35]
2005 22 July: The Metropolitan Police killed Jean Charles de Menezes, shooting him seven times in the head at close range on a train over fears of increasingly suspicious behaviour as part of counter-terrorism measure Operation Kratos.
2005 28 July: David Mery arrested at Southwark tube station on suspicion of terrorism for wearing a jacket "too warm for the season" and carrying a bulky rucksack. All charges were dropped on 31 August.[36] It took four more years for the police to apologise for the "unlawful arrest, detention and search of [his] home".[37]
2005 28 September: Walter Wolfgang, who had been ejected from the Labour Party Conference, was briefly held under Terrorism Act 2000 powers when he attempted to go back in.
2005 22 December: Abu Bakr Mansha, described by his barrister as an "utter incompetent", was accused of planning to murder a British soldier who had served in the Iraq War, and convicted under the Terrorism Act for possessing a document that was "likely to be useful to a person committing or preparing an act of terrorism". He was sentenced to 6 years.
2006 2 June: The 2 June 2006 Forest Gate raid (on a house in Forest Gate) saw the arrest of two suspects, one who was shot in the shoulder, on charges of conspiring to release a chemical weapon in the form of suicide vest. The suspects were cleared of suspicion and released days later.
2006 10 August: The 2006 transatlantic aircraft plot to blow up 10 planes flying from Heathrow saw the arrest of 24 people from their homes in Britain, chaos at the airports as security measures were put in place and numerous high-level statements from US and UK officials. 8 people were put on trial, and 3 found guilty of conspiracy to murder. It was shown at their trial how bottles of liquid could be made into effective bombs. Since this incident, carriage of liquids in hand luggage on aircraft has been restricted to very small amounts. Rashid Rauf, suspected to have been the link between the UK plotters and Pakistan, escaped to Pakistan where he was arrested, but escaped again on his way to an extradition hearing. It was reported that he was killed in a US airstrike in North Waziristan in November 2008. [38]
2006 23 August: The 2006 Cheetham Hill terrorism arrests, where four men were arrested in the Manchester vicinity over the course of a month, and charged with financing terrorism.
2006 1 September: The Jameah Islameah School in Sussex was cordoned off for over three weeks and searched by a hundred police officers. Twelve men were arrested as part of the operation as they ate in a Chinese restaurant in London.
2007 1 November: Police searching for indecent images of children arrested British People's Party local organiser Martyn Gilleard in Goole, East Riding of Yorkshire under the Terrorism Act, over explosives found in his home. He was subsequently charged with possession of material for terrorist purposes and collection of information useful to a terrorist, and also pleaded guilty to possessing 39,000 indecent images. He was jailed for 16 years.[39][40][40][41][42]
2008 14 May: The Nottingham Two were arrested and detained for six days under the Terrorism Act 2000. A postgraduate student had downloaded a 1,500-page English translation of an Al-Qaeda document from the United States Department of Justice website for his PhD research on militant Islam. He sent it to a friend in the Modern Language department for printing. Both were cleared of terrorism-related offences, but the friend was immediately re-arrested on immigration grounds.[43][44][45][46]
2008 14 September: Oxford graduate Stephen Clarke arrested after someone thought they saw him taking a photograph of a sealed man-hole cover outside the central public library in Manchester. He was arrested under section 41 of the Terrorism Act 2000, held for 36 hours while his house and computer were searched, and then released without charge. No photographs of man-hole covers were found.[47]
2009 13 February: 9 men arrested on the M65 motorway under section 40 of the Terrorism Act 2000. 6 were kept hand-cuffed in the back of a van for seven hours. The remaining 3 were detained for six days. No one was charged. [7]
On 19 September 2011 West Midlands Police arrested a woman who lived in the Alum Rock area of Birmingham. Salma Kabal, 22, appeared in court on 16 November 2011 accused of failing to inform police that her husband, Ashik Ali, planned to kill himself. The official charge was that she “knew or believed might be of material assistance in securing the apprehension, prosecution or conviction of another person for an offence involving the commission, preparation or instigation of an act of terrorism".[48]
On 15 November 2011 West Midlands Counter Terrorism Unit arrested four people at their homes who were from Sparkhill Birmingham, on suspicion of conducting terrorist offences. The four men appeared in court in Westminster London on 19 November 2011 charged with terrorism offences. They were named as Khobaib Hussain, Ishaaq Hussain and Shahid Kasam Khan, all 19, and Naweed Mahmood Ali, 24. They were charged with fundraising for terrorist purposes and for travelling to Pakistan for terrorist training.[49]
2012 28 June: The two men, aged 18 and 32, were arrested at separate residential addresses in east London, by officers from the Metropolitan Police Counter-Terrorism Command, at 7am on Thursday. It was believed the men were involved in a bomb plot concerning the London 2012 Summer Olympic Games. A Scotland Yard spokesman said: "At approximately 07:00 hrs today, Thursday June 28, officers from the counter-terrorism command arrested two men under the Terrorism Act 2000 on suspicion of the commission, preparation or instigation of acts of terrorism. The men were arrested at separate residential addresses in east London. Both addresses are currently being searched under the Terrorism Act 2000".[50]

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wiecej ci znalesc ???

kurcze, przy tych facjatach na zdjęciu, Marian z wąsami jawi się ciągle jako atrakcyjny materiał genetyczny;) nie dziwię im się w takim razie, że chcą wykopac imigrację;)

dobrze mowisz,juz chyba wole wasatego Mariana z tendencja do popijania browara za wujka,niz takiego grubego,wstretnego,oslizlego grzyba...

A ja z innej beczki. Pisze redachtór, że spadek poparcia dla trzech partii "Statystyczną ciekawostką jest" wobec wzrostu popracia dla ukip... Czyżby w redakcji emito.net mogło wszystkim naraz rosnąć??? Same chłopy tam pracują, czy co???