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andy222
24th November 2012, 10:19
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/politics/9700001/Foster-parents-stigmatised-and-slandered-for-being-members-of-Ukip.html

grahamw48
24th November 2012, 11:28
I was cursing in bed this morning too.....listening to this unbelievable nonsense on the radio. :cwm23:

Yes, I vote UKIP.....so clearly I'm a racist and a menace to 'ethnic minority' kids. :NoNo:

Phew....despite ME, mine have now managed to grow up into well-balanced law-abiding British Citizens...with degrees and jobs, fully assimilated into our society, with friends from all nationalities and beliefs, and with non-racist views). :icon_rolleyes:

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raynaputi
24th November 2012, 12:29
This is just awful! :cwm23: These councils should not consider the foster parents' political views..they should look how these foster parents nurture and treat children as a whole..no wonder there are kids who are abused or put up for adoption in to wrong people as they don't know which are good and which are not..they clearly shouldn't be running these kind of organizations when they don't know how to. Kids suffer because of such things. :NoNo:

I also heard on the news that people who want to adopt kids can only adopt at their own council and can't go to others. :crazy: She, the adoption campaigner, was saying that there are councils who have lots of kids up for adoption that won't ever have a chance to be adopted if there are only few people who want to adopt in the area, and there are councils who have only few kids up for adoption but lots of people who want to adopt. :doh

imagine
24th November 2012, 12:33
how ridiculas:NoNo:

bigmarco
24th November 2012, 13:24
Don't forget we are talking about Rotherham social services here. After their performance in the Grooming cases they should have been closed down.

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2155823/Social-workers-hid-fact-knew-teenage-mother-risk-sex-grooming-gangs-SIX-YEARS-brutally-murdered.html

stevewool
24th November 2012, 13:29
could be more to it, before i comment

joebloggs
24th November 2012, 13:48
nothing surprises me about Social Services and adult safeguarding, :NoNo:

but i wonder if this is the real reason the kids were removed, after all they are only fostering the kids not adopting them,

grahamw48
24th November 2012, 13:48
Don't forget we are talking about Rotherham social services here. After their performance in the Grooming cases they should have been closed down.

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2155823/Social-workers-hid-fact-knew-teenage-mother-risk-sex-grooming-gangs-SIX-YEARS-brutally-murdered.html

Exactly.
It seems they would rather have the kids in institutions, in-between being moved from family to family and open to abuse from all and sundry. :NoNo:

Idiots.

grahamw48
24th November 2012, 13:51
nothing surprises me about Social Services and adult safeguarding, :NoNo:

but i wonder if this is the real reason the kids were removed, after all they are only fostering the kids not adopting them,

They are assuming that the kids are going to be 'influenced' by the foster carers' PRESUMED views.

Typical knee-jerk reaction by social workers, half of whom have probably never even reared a child. :icon_rolleyes:

Incidentally, children can be fostered by the same family for many years (though it is more common for the poor kids to be shoved from pillar to post).

My former partner (mixed race Jamaican/English) was fostered from the age of 6 years along with her twin sister, right up until adulthood.
The same (white) foster parents also fostered mixed race twin boys from age 18 months, along with a white girl who they'd adopted from birth, plus their own son....and what a lovely happy family they were, well-accepted into their local village community.

Bringing up kids is all about giving love, a sense of security, setting a good example in all things, and demonstrating balanced views on life.

Nothing to do with politics.

Dedworth
24th November 2012, 18:08
A disgrace - looks like the socialist excuse of a council is about to u turn

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/politics/ukip/9700387/Council-poised-for-U-turn-after-taking-foster-children-away-from-UKIP-members.html

lastlid
24th November 2012, 18:09
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/politics/9700001/Foster-parents-stigmatised-and-slandered-for-being-members-of-Ukip.html

:icon_lol:

Dedworth
24th November 2012, 18:15
:icon_lol:

Have I missed something what's the joke ?

lastlid
24th November 2012, 18:29
Basically, I see UKIP as one trick ponies. And anyone wanting to bring a filipina wife and maybe her children into this country would be daft to vote for them - like shootin' yerself in the foot.

lastlid
24th November 2012, 18:29
have i missed something what's the joke ?
UKIP. Sorry, I cant take them seriously.

joebloggs
25th November 2012, 02:42
like shootin' yerself in the foot.

turkeys voting for xmas :icon_lol:
http://www.frontrowgrunt.co.za/wp-content/uploads/turkeys-UKIP-VOTING-FOR-CHRISTMAS.jpg

andy222
25th November 2012, 09:00
turkeys voting for xmas :icon_lol:
http://www.frontrowgrunt.co.za/wp-content/uploads/turkeys-UKIP-VOTING-FOR-CHRISTMAS.jpg
Whos the one on the right Joe?:laugher:

Seriously though I think this is crazy. I cant take UKIP seriously either.
Remember this?
http://filipinaroses.com/showthread.php/42682-Help-me-to-help-YOU!!!

stevewool
25th November 2012, 09:53
the trouble is which party can you take serious, it use to be lets help schools, police and pensioners, and give 1p to family allowance and everyone seemed to be happy,then again i cant comment, i dont vote

andy222
25th November 2012, 10:59
Good question steve. Who do we vote for? At he present time tories are completly wrecking it for the working class. Labour did not help with thier open door policy. Ukip well what can i say.? Lib dems I wouldnt give them the time of day they are weak. So I dont know.

grahamw48
25th November 2012, 11:34
Well I can tell you that it was a lot easier and cheaper to bring in my Filipina wife and her children when there were much stricter immigration controls and the Tories were in power. :)

£40 per visa, no other 'tests', letter from employer and letter from landlord if renting. 1 year 'probation' before full leave to remain granted.

And yes, I was a Tory voter and anti-immigration/EU.

andy222
25th November 2012, 11:49
Yes but under UKIP it would be near impossible to bring your wife here.

grahamw48
25th November 2012, 15:48
Nobody knows that.

As has been said on here...get rid of the uninvited riff raff and don't let any more in...the only chance of a more reasonable approach to people in our situation.

I don't slavishly agree with all UKIP's policies, but what does anyone else offer ?

stevewool
25th November 2012, 15:54
its a hard one lads , you cannot agree on all the polices that the party you vote in, its down to how you think, thats why i dont vote, and i dont expect anything from them either,there is only 2 parties, labour and the cons, both as bad as each other

grahamw48
25th November 2012, 15:56
Problem also is that the buggers don't do what they promised before the election anyway. :icon_rolleyes:

andy222
25th November 2012, 16:00
If you read the manifesto it tells you.
http://www.ukip.org/media/pdf/UKIPlocalManifesto2012.pdf
Freeze permanent immigration for 5 years.

lastlid
25th November 2012, 16:37
At least the other parties are offering a route in, albeit difficult. UKIP would shut up shop completely, with the exception of business / work visas and permits - from the horses mouth.


http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=OJWHnHM4pvU

The guy's a great orator so its easy to see how someone can be sucked into what he stands for and Immigration is perceived as a vote catcher. But it is amazing how gullible some folk can be.

Oh, Nigel, you didn't answer the ladies (Sara Teather) question on settlement and family immigration.....

stevewool
25th November 2012, 16:46
Problem also is that the buggers don't do what they promised before the election anyway. :icon_rolleyes:

thats it in one:xxgrinning--00xx3:

stevewool
25th November 2012, 16:49
The guy's a great orator so its easy to see how someone can be sucked into what he stands for and Immigration is perceived as a vote catcher. But it is amazing how gullible some folk can be.[/QUOTE]

this is the problem, and i think also if i was not married to Ems and i thought the phils was part of bangkok, i would be sucked in also

lastlid
25th November 2012, 16:55
....this is the problem, and i think also if i was not married to Ems and i thought the phils was part of bangkok, i would be sucked in also

Yes. Exactly. If I was long since divorced from a Filipina and single then perhaps I would potentially vote UKIP. Note the word potentially as I, personally, still wouldn't vote for them but if I was a brick short of a load then I might. Aye oop but there's none queer as folk though.

lastlid
25th November 2012, 16:59
Lets say I was really stupid and selfish then I still wouldn't vote UKIP until my wife had citizenship here, as things stand.

lastlid
25th November 2012, 17:21
Shaping the Future
UKIP's straight talking manifesto for the local government elections 2012

No tax rises.
Stop HS2.
Less Immigration.
Fighting Windfarms.

:icon_rolleyes:


On Immigration:

End open-door immigration, which let in 3 million
people in 13 years.
Withhold all State benefits from immigrants for five
years.
Introduce proper border controls.
Increase UK Border Agency staff as needed.
Freeze permanent immigration for five years until
we sort out the system.
Deport all illegal immigrants and failed asylum seekers.
Target working visas only on those with the skills we
need.

To pay for these commitments We will:
End benefits in cash or in kind to anyone who is not a
British citizen.

grahamw48
25th November 2012, 19:58
Bitterness is a terrible thing . :NoNo:

I would actually be described as 'well-spoken' (boarding school education). :smile:

The sly digs (clearly aimed at myself :icon_rolleyes:) about my divorce ?

Comment with some credibility after you've been married to a Filipina for 15 years....and after YOU have reared some children from another culture and ethnicity, to get back on topic.

andy222
25th November 2012, 20:05
Bitterness is a terrible thing . :NoNo:

I would actually be described as 'well-spoken' (boarding school education). :smile:

The sly digs (clearly aimed at myself :icon_rolleyes:) about my divorce ?

Comment with some credibility after you've been married to a Filipina for 15 years....and after YOU have reared some children from another culture and ethnicity, to get back on topic.
You been drinking?:icon_rolleyes:

grahamw48
25th November 2012, 20:27
Yes. Exactly. If I was long since divorced from a Filipina and single then perhaps I would potentially vote UKIP. Note the word potentially as I, personally, still wouldn't vote for them but if I was a brick short of a load then I might. Aye oop but there's none queer as folk though.


Lets say I was really stupid and selfish then I still wouldn't vote UKIP until my wife had citizenship here, as things stand.


You been drinking?:icon_rolleyes:

No.

lastlid
25th November 2012, 21:52
UKIP leader's fury after member is banned by Barnardo's from caring for children

UKIP leader puts the cry out "discrimination".......:icon_lol: as David Cameron declares that not all of the UKIP members are racists. Presumably he was referring to the nutters and fruitcakes? :icon_lol:


"A row over two UKIP members having their foster children removed took a new twist last night when another woman claimed she had been barred from looking after children because she was a party candidate.


Read more: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2238037/UKIP-leader-fury-member-banned-Barnardos-caring-children.html#ixzz2DGlvEhiq