Hello, I am new here, just introducing myself.

[Yorkshireboy]

Hello All.

My name is Mark and I am a Marxist from Yorkshire, England. Are there any other comrades from this area on the site. :ph34r: Does anyone have any views on the BNP and the scary rise of facism in the northern uk?

[Danton]

Welcome, Yorkshireboy... I'm just a southern softie, It's a frightening thing for sure. Symptomatic of the increase in economic migration amongst other thing's, disenfranchised youth etc... Maybe you should start a thread in politics...

[Felicia]

yep, there are other US members here. Quite a few actually :)

Welcome to che-lives :)

[Legends]

Yeah that nice Felicia except he said the UK, you know as in Yorkshire, yorkshire pudding lol

Welcome aboard Mate

Im from Scotland. so pretty close, well not really lol

[the SovieT]

welcome..



this is the Cordial SovieT...


now i actually greet people...


(nice aint I?)

[suffianr]

Namaste, comrade.

May you reach enlightenment. :hammer:

[the SovieT]

Hamur..

you have a outside strong second skin in Isandic.....:hammer:

[Faceless]

Hello Mark! I'm Ben and I'm from Birmingham (getting closer). Welcome. Around us the BNP has a few voters too. My school is full of their followers. It's a pretty scary prospect but the fascists are just on a high due to the post-Iraqi disillusionment of voters from Labour and Conservative. The ruling class is proving very incompetent in the UK. With a bit of hype from the media due to asylum figures, they're getting some support. My only fear is racial violence. The BNP may get a few seats on local councils but will fail in the general election.

[suffianr]

Hamur..

you have a outside strong second skin in Isandic.....

Trinity, is that a glitch in the Matrix? :lol:

Soviet, you are one funny fucker.

In solidarity (with funny fuckers all over the world). :hammer:

[Funky Monk]

Yay, Yorkshire!

Dont live there anymore but i still consider my roots in that fair county, still, only swapping the colour of the roses.

I think the BNP must have something to do with the rise of yob culture in the North, especially in Burnley...

[Dhul Fiqar]

What does "Hamur" have to do with it? ;)

--- G.

p.s. it is an Icelandic word btw and it does mean something similar to "outer skin"