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OUR CONSTITUTION / Re: Writing the constitution
« Last post by HemsTory on October 02, 2022, 02:29:45 am »
Freedom of speech,
Freedom to debate,
Be respectful of others,
3strikes and you're timed out for 2 weeks, a further 3 and it's a month, a further 3 and banned.

Nothing is to be taken out of context, without reason, a throw away comment or edgey comment is just a comment to throw away and be ignored.

Prescribe to the conservative principals of, sound governance, meritocracy, a right to offend and be offended, a right to your heritage culture and right to conserve them for the future generations and most important of all, to plant trees you may never know the shade of but future generations will.

I would also like to add, please be respectful of staff when giving warnings or advice.

Please be respectful of others.

Being politically correct is upto members and using things posted in a Un-PC manner on here against them is in bad form and is heavily discouraged aka "don't shove your PCness down someone's throat"
Sorry for the lude picture but I love that turn of phrase.

To boil it down simply,
Be a traditional conservative either morally or economically preferably both, be respectful and don't act like Iran's morality police and freedom of speech and ideas are absolute, context is king.
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OUR CONSTITUTION / Writing the constitution
« Last post by Patrick Stoner on September 30, 2022, 10:26:48 am »
In the spirit in which we hope to continue, rather than just present a constitution we are asking for contributions. This forum belongs to all of us and we all get to have a say in how it is run. So anything that you think should be in the constitution, let me know and I'll include it. If there are two opposing ideas it will be put to the vote.

So, what is it you would like to see?

Meanwhile, I will string together a few ideas of my own and put them up for discussion and ripping holes in.
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ECHR / Re: Simple really
« Last post by Patrick Stoner on September 29, 2022, 08:43:07 am »
What about the aussie system ? that worked, they were vilified in the press etc but it did work !

One huge thing we should do is to remove all the benefits they get as soon as they enter the country, Its total madness !

Bring back workhouses? Have them under armed guard, doing 6 hour shifts on some basic labour for their room, bed, 3 meals a day and clothes and a small card for additional purchased from a tuck shop style thing run by locals from the area the house is in providing some local employment too

Why not? We have working prisons. My local prison has a very good market garden stall (It's called "Doing Thyme") and as the rest of us have to work, why not them.

I should add that I emigrated legally to Australia in 1975 and I got nothing in terms of housing, benefits or any assistance at all. I had to find myself work and somewhere to live and I did it. Had there been a scheme like this, with basic accommodation and a way to make some money between job interviews i would have grabbed it with both hands.
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JUSTICE/SENTENCING/JUDICIARY / Re: Sentencing Guidelines
« Last post by DavidBlakeman13 on September 28, 2022, 12:45:31 pm »
Interesting historical fact thé woke won’t like.
The period in the UK when it’s Justice system had the most extreme penalties known as  ‘The Bloody Laws’, Crime not surprisingly fell but also much fewer than you would expect actually faced the appropriate in law penalty, due to a corresponding leniency by the judges and magistrates. It’s worth considering again the life saving impact of the deterrence of the Death Penalty, I would hazard a guess we wouldn’t be witnessing the continued waste of young black life’s in black on black almost weekly murders if not daily we witness in our cities. If these young men, and they are very young, saw a few hanged for their act of murder.
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JUSTICE/SENTENCING/JUDICIARY / Re: Sentencing Guidelines
« Last post by HemsTory on September 28, 2022, 12:28:18 pm »
Personally, I hate context crimes, whether it be crimes against public sector workers like manslaughter being changed to murder charges in terms of punishment the same for hate crimes.

Manslaughter is manslaughter, murder is Murder, theft is theft, pedophilia is pedophilia, rapists are rapists. Now motivations for it should be considered in sentencing with racially motivated or group hate related motivations (like with the grooming gangs) should be charged more maybe removing the chance for parole.

Now I would say for murderers without remorse and rapists and groomers and other similar heinous crimes, we should bring back hanging till dead, I would even be for broadcasting these happenings live on the BBC, with the crime commited under.

I would also give a secondary option for criminals with the ability to claim another nationality or dual national to be deported instead of those penalties, I would also remove the right to relinquish citizenship for criminals and those under investigation, even if it does exacerbate family breakup, a rapist or **** with kids who would be deported shouldn't be around kids, and if the family want to follow them to wherever they are being deported to we should facilitate this on the conditions if possible they relinquish citizenship or residency of the United kingdom.

I understand contraversial opinions and policy points, but they are needed to protect the great British public, the public's care workers, the public servants, vulnerable people as well as children and young adults.

I would also recommend we use old Napoleonic era forts be recommissioned into new offshore prisons for criminals who are not British citizens or who are repeat offenders. We could also use these facilities for asylum seekers/economic illegal migrants.

No one who breaks British laws should be given any wriggle room, the law needs reform, the law needs simplifying, the law needs to be blind, not heartless but blind, and for heinous crimes there should be no parole for them, there should be no chance of release within the United kingdom.
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JUSTICE/SENTENCING/JUDICIARY / Re: Sentencing Guidelines
« Last post by DavidBlakeman13 on September 28, 2022, 10:52:43 am »
Unfortunately with people like Kier Starmer heading up the justice system this is what you get after a time. Grooming gangs just the tip of the iceberg. Raab was the first to really attempt to tackle the problem. There was a strong argument for leaving him in place to finish the job. Sadly, it suits the Woke agenda to end up where we are at present. We need to complete the job starting with getting rid of PACE and changing back policing title to force not service. One of the conclusions I came to in rewriting a London child safeguarding policy and after much research including in the field was that Social Work should become a national uniformed organisation. Under a national organisation the opportunity for local corruption allowing such things as grooming gangs becomes dramatically reduced as does the ability for offenders to change their borough and address and slip under the eye of police and social workers. Uniformed because social workers deserve the respect and importantly having a uniformed social worker come to call changes everything for the offender. 
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JUSTICE/SENTENCING/JUDICIARY / Re: Sentencing Guidelines
« Last post by Miss Penny Longstocking ? Boris on September 28, 2022, 10:34:48 am »
Absolutely agree. We have been unlucky in recent years with highly qualified jurists not doing that as Secretaries of State for Justice. Overhaul is required urgently.
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INTRODUCE YOURSELF / Re: Hello, it's me that northern bloke
« Last post by DavidBlakeman13 on September 27, 2022, 11:39:00 am »
Hi Patrick, we have lived in Manosque for last eight yrs Sisteron before that. Hoping to move further south in next couple of yrs.
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HOW TO USE THE FORUM? / Re: Help
« Last post by Patrick Stoner on September 27, 2022, 11:35:29 am »
Thanks Ian
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INTRODUCE YOURSELF / Re: Hello, it's me that northern bloke
« Last post by Patrick Stoner on September 27, 2022, 11:20:28 am »
Hi Arnold and welcome.

We certainly do want to build this up and it is very slow going at the moment. That's to be expected, so anything any of you early joiners put on here will help, and please mention us to your friends on Twitter or Facebook. Or even if they don't use either.  We will get there.
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