Electoral Fraud & Political Correctness ....

RaohNS · 13 Aug 2016 at 08:20

[FnG]magnolia;29893182 said:
Do you have a factual source for your opinion? It could be pertinent to Sir Eric Pickles, the former Conservative Cabinet minister, who produced the paper which you may or may not have read.

Not at all its just the rate of fraud is so low. 650 out of 20,000,000... We must be the envy of the democratic world

Tinders · 13 Aug 2016 at 10:16

Its been happening in the major cities for a long while now, and local councillors are chosen to fight seats that they know that 'said' councillor can influence. Its a fallacy that party leaders claim they dont know anything about this.

ReltonBFD · 13 Aug 2016 at 10:20

Tinders said:
Its been happening in the major cities for a long while now, and local councillors are chosen to fight seats that they know that 'said' councillor can influence. Its a fallacy that party leaders claim they dont know anything about this.

They know exactly what their doing , just look at Labour and targeting the BME vote especially the Muslim vote , just like Conservative target the Sikh/Hindu vote

Malevolence · 13 Aug 2016 at 17:24

Is anyone actually shocked by this news? It's not just election fraud either, you just have to look at the ex-leader of Stoke Council, Mohammed Pervez, and his particular brand of blatant corruption to see how endemic this **** is within people of one particular 'community'.

Arazi · 13 Aug 2016 at 17:44

scorza said:
Is anyone surprised by this?

We are so, so dumb.

Indeed, it has been going on for years.

e: I liked this:

“We should never be frightened to look under the rock when what is crawling underneath threatens us all. It is time to take action to take on the electoral crooks and defend Britain’s free and fair elections.”

Pawnless Endgame · 13 Aug 2016 at 18:26

PapaLazaru said:
Is this about Muslims again?

h4rm0ny · 13 Aug 2016 at 18:59

PapaLazaru said:
Is this about Muslims again?

Yes. Helping at a polling station some years back and it was a full time job stopping Pakistani-origin men trying to go into the voting booths to vote for their wives. Some got pretty angry when you kept insisting that the women could go into the booth without them and make their own decisions.

It is not incorrect to say that fraud and coercing of voting is rife in communities in Bradford and similar. It's definitely a problem that needs tackling.