Wow... England Needs A Revolution...

If any of you guys can PM me the facebook details I'll join , and forward the group to more of my politically minded friends.

In party registration , it does have restrictions on the party name we should maybe get to grips with that also, I do believe if we want to properly register we are required to pay a fee to do so.

However I dont think that it is actually necessary to register a party to run for parliament , since we should be able to do it for free.

I can help with any of the graphic design for layouts , publications , everything .
What we need to do is build our manifesto if we can seek to change the areas which need changing the most.

Sapien, a PM is winging it's way now...

I am quite excited by this and hope it gains traction. It could be the start of my global takeover...ahem...I mean something great for our country...

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LOL......aaaah.....now the truth is coming out

Originally posted by sapien82
If any of you guys can PM me the facebook details I'll join , and forward the group to more of my politically minded friends.

In party registration , it does have restrictions on the party name we should maybe get to grips with that also, I do believe if we want to properly register we are required to pay a fee to do so.

However I dont think that it is actually necessary to register a party to run for parliament , since we should be able to do it for free.

I can help with any of the graphic design for layouts , publications , everything .
What we need to do is build our manifesto if we can seek to change the areas which need changing the most.

Would you be able to design a video presentation a similar style to the anomynous youtube vids?

That style is powerful, captures the imagination and strikes a cord with young and older voters.

They also go viral very quickly.

A nice link to the facebook page from the vid too.


Just thinking aloud lol

Think "the matrix" lol

Ok peeps...

Facebook is up and running..

I have also taken steps to begin a website. Cost me a few quid, but I have secured a domain name and just have to put the ruddy thing together now.

Originally posted by stumason
Ok peeps...

Facebook is up and running..

I have also taken steps to begin a website. Cost me a few quid, but I have secured a domain name and just have to put the ruddy thing together now.

cool, when i suggested starting a party i didnt think people would be this serious lol can someone send me the facebook details i cant seem to find it

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check out these vids only by talking about the problems will people find the answer




cosider this my part for now

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Hey , yeh I can make a start

just piece together some nice visuals in that style !

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For the first time on ATS, Stumason reveals his true self and what he really stands for.
Next!

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If we start taking the media they use and turn it against them educate the people with music videos or target current trends like Smartphones create group apps with features like who in the group is near, current events ,protests news, world news links to alternative media eg, ATS Press TV Russia Today and other well known links, also add facebook twitter and other social media sync and maybe even current action plans together and launch them.

Also target local area with said groups with simple tag of QR codes linked to groups on poles and public transport any were the public would see.

Make a demographic of age and gender of the groups main target aduience and encorage dialoge with the young and diconected areas, start up clubs meeting places and give back to the local areas around the group members. This would get posotive feeling and press for the group.

There is a way to make this happen we live in a time when we may have the upper hand the tools we have are far greater than those of our ancestors and they had no bother doing it hundred maybe thousands of times over.

Good luck guys.
I was one of the lucky Brits that realised that there was no future for me in the UK and sodded off to Australia (sitting on the balcony enjoying the sun right now.) Seriously though, I saw no future in the UK at all. I couldn't afford to get on the housing ladder, a pension was a pipe dream and I was in a job I hated but couldn't really change jobs as there was nothing around. Besides, my Yank boss said openly that he'd get rid of anyone if he found out they were looking elsewhere. Nearly a year here now and I've finally cleared my student debt that has been hanging over me since 2002 and for the first time in years I see a positive future. I honestly feel very sorry for all the people that I left behind over there, especially those who don't have the option to move to somewhere like Australia - but this is something I had to do as I'm sure I was on the verge of a breakdown in that stressful job with a tosser of a boss seeing 80+% of the staff in the place be made redundant.
The UK is more like V for Vendetta everyday.

Originally posted by woodwardjnr

I preferred Sundays pre all day opening and the relaxation of Sunday trade laws however, I fully understood the reason for reform.

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I was talking to a friend about this the other day. Sundays, even if you were not religious used to be a day when the family could all be together without the usual distractions. Now instead of families going to church and having a day with the community, people use their sundays as another day to worship at the alter of consumerism.

Back in the day before we began killing each other en mass in WW1 and WW2 the working folk would meet up for weapons practice. First it was longbows, then it was muskets, finally it was rifles (just before WW1).
George Orwell was one of the few socialists who saw the the people *must* be armed to prevent tyranny.
It's from him we get the saying 'A rifle in every cottage.'
Only after WW2 did things start getting really sinister and subversive imo...
Only a few have 'woken up' though. The rest are too busy with Face-rot, the sewer-box and other dross to even care about making waves.

Shame she never fully destroyed the unions though, now us Londoners have to put up with that bald, pie scoffing tub of lard Bob Crowe shutting down our transport system whenever a feckless tube worker gets sacked.

You serious? It's bad enough now with corrupt politicians doing what the hell they like with us. At least a union can stand up for the rights of workers - as long as they are not abusing their power.

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Weapons were banned for the Scots - so they invented the Highland games. 'Watch out for that tree coming your way!'

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A Scot is a weapon in itself!

Anything else is icing on the cake

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I dont think that the frequenters at the Brazen Arms in Glasgow have heard of that ban lol.

Never again!

UK Protester sarcastically tells it exactly how it is.

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Shall I take that as a compliment or sacarsm,

Scots do not need weapons they just use their heads or their fists.

So is the UK starting its own Spring? If so I want to be part of it.

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Thankyou so much for posting this, it is hilarious!!!

All protests could benefit from a bit of this "you do not have permission to be here, were gonna need a lot of police"

LOL "Canary Warf security state!!"

Namaste

ADD Protest happening in Manchester right now, hope this guy is there.

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Im following it on twitter, Protestors tried to enter BridgewaterHall, but were prevented from doing so by Police. Another battle beginning in the UK?

Mind you if we the people do not get our way, in this debate over a Referendum over Europe, expect things to begin to hot up once more:

www.abovetopsecret.com...

Update:

Not the welcome to Manchester the Tories hoped for. Estimated 30,000 ppl march in a very noisy protest against cuts

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