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Promised land

Mon Feb 04, 2013 1:51 am

Someone on here wanted to know the definition of "the promised land"................answer...it means different things to different people.............my idea of the promised land would be to live in a country that outlawed political correctness.where being "gay" meant that you were being happy,a country where you could openly say that homosexuality was unnatural,without being accused of being homophobic,a country where you can say that Great Britain should be our domain,and not be a land where the multi cultural experiment went horribly wrong,where English is not the first language of 8 out of 10 people,where the Anglo Saxon race are now in the minority in large parts of Britain....to me the "promised land" would be a place where you could express your fears of Britain no longer feeling like your country anymore,without being labeled a racist....it would also be nice to be able to express a different opinion from the norm on a Forum,without fear of being targeted by the "Abusers"for not following the party line..........i fear the promised land for me will always be a promise to far

Re: Promised land

Mon Feb 04, 2013 2:02 am

Cool story bro :malky: Fight the power :thumbright:

Re: Promised land

Mon Feb 04, 2013 2:05 am

I have to say everything you have said there I agree with!! Our country has gone down hill! PC gone mad and the so called people who run our country ain't got the balls or passion to stand up and Make changes!!

But I think when the OP of the other thread asked the question it was football related. So in your opinion what is the promised land in football terms ??

Re: Promised land

Mon Feb 04, 2013 2:06 am

angelis49 wrote:.my idea of the promised land would be to live in a country that outlawed political correctness.where being "gay" meant that you were being happy,a country where you could openly say that homosexuality was unnatural,without being accused of being homophobic, where English is not the first language of 8 out of 10 people,....to me the "promised land" would be a place where you could express your fears of Britain no longer feeling like your country anymore,without being labeled a racist....it would also be nice to be able to express a different opinion from the norm on a Forum,without fear of being targeted by the "Abusers"for not following the party line..........i fear the promised land for me will always be a promise to far


f**k off to Nigeria then. :wave:

Re: Promised land

Mon Feb 04, 2013 2:21 am

You sound like a commie.

Re: Promised land

Mon Feb 04, 2013 2:25 am

Ok brewer918 ..........you asked me a direct question about football,i will always try to answer a direct question with a direct answer.........my football promised land would be for City to avoid what i would term one season Armageddon,which would be City coming straight down from the Premiership...........to avoid that particular doomsday scenario,the current owners of our club would have to back whichever manager was in charge at that time, to the hilt,they would also have to make it crystal clear to the fans,that they are not just in this for the short term,the manager would also have to be prepared to make some very difficult decisions one being to move on some players who got us to the promised land, because they would simply not be good enough to play in the Premiership ....in short brewer 918,if we go up,we stay up

Re: Promised land

Mon Feb 04, 2013 4:45 pm

Well Britain is now a haven for anyone wanting to f**k off their home country and
make a new life. Irrespective of what they offer.

"Are you looking to claim asylum"

Is the rather helpful question asked by Custome when some c**t gives it "im not
safe to go home" (after every other avenue has been denied)

"Why? what does Asylum mean" asks the not so dumb illegal immigrant

"It means we have to give you a house and let you stay while they decide if you
can be given asylum" says the helpful customs dickhead...

not many say "No thank you"

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