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indianbrit

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  1. I am currently eating some chicken danhiya (home-cooked). Do you do this dish, rik ?
  2. Mujhe aapsay milka bahut prasanata huee hai, yaa ! I look forward to meeting you too. I will bring my beautiful Thai girlfriends to eat at your place, so that they learn more about India's brilliant culture and generosity. I will also bring any English girls who fall in love with me over to your restaurant !!
  3. Some British posters here needn't bother coming back to my country. They are an ambarrassment to my country and are surplus to the requirements of Great Britain, a country which we must not allow to become infested by racist spongers off the state. Instead, we must open the doors of our great country to more highly-skilled, highly productive immigrants, people who will prove to be superior British citizens in every respect to the racist socioeconomic dropouts who can only whinge and not add to our economy. Personally, I am a proud Brit, but remain somewhat embarrassed by a minority of
  4. The fewer bigots we have in multicultural Britain, the better. We don't need bigots in Britain. It spoils our country. Bigots are persona non grata in the UK, and should leave our country and stay out of it. I am delighted that many have done just this. Britain is a vibrant, multicultural, democratic, meritocratic society, and there is no place in our fantastic country for narrow-minded bigots. Bigots should leave and be replaced by hardworking immigrants from East Europe, Africa and Asia. I am simply not prepared to have my hard-earned taxes spent on social benefits for lazy bigots w
  5. Many thanks for your input sabaidii2. It is appreciated and completely agreed with. I like to regard my fellow Brits as equals, but it is difficult to show serious regard towards those who have sympathies with the BNP (or in the case of your country, the KKK). It pains me to state that I inevitably come to the view that such people are inferior across a range of parameters, a view backed up by an objective assessment by Oxford University of the kinds of people who are driven by such narrow-mindedness (see a previous post). We Indians wear a similar badge to our Jewish friends and allie
  6. Yes, it is up to people like yourself and myself to make inroads into changing the "cheap charlie" perception of Indians in Thailand. I would personally anticipate funding a few parties as my contribution to the much needed perception change.
  7. I agree. The UK is f....d. It gives equal rights to all people, irrespective of race or creed and rewards ability and intelligence instead. It is disgusting that those overqualified Indians are earning more than the indigenous Brits. How dare Indians, Jews and other races go to the best universities and earn multiples of what we earn ? Indians and Jews, who together are the highest earners in the UK, must not be allowed to scrounge off the state... hang on? they DON'T scrounge off the state ! In fact, their businesses give indigenous Brits jobs.... indigenous Brits who, otherwise, woul
  8. Namaste Rikky Aap kyaa haal hai ? The menu looks great and reminds me of my mother's cooking. I will be over for a lamb jalfrezi, rice and peshwari naan.
  9. I would add that some British Hindus are equally concerned about the rise of Islamist Fascism in the UK and have worked with the BNP on its Ethnic Liaison Committee.
  10. Agreed. Muslims do themselves few favours by their terror plots and obscene protests. They are not only a problem in the West, but their activities are causing major concern in India too, which could well result in the election of the right-wing Hindu Nationalist Party, the BJP.
  11. My knowledge on Scotland is highly limited but, if the ghetto problems in Glasgow are anything like those in East London, then I will share your sentiments and I will agree with you. I have been down to East London on several occasions and I will admit that I would hate to live there; it is grotty and it is ghetto-based. It is like a foreign land in the heart of our capital city. But where I live, we have indigenous Brits, Indians, Japanese, Europeans, Blacks etc etc living together in a very harmonious and neighbourly spirit. We drink together, party together and celebrate not only Christ
  12. Well, to be fair, I also have invested in an overseas property portfolio, including properties in Delhi and a couple of East European properties. The idea is to ultimately run my affairs from multiple locations around the world. I love London and Londoners, but my problem is actually the weather -- hence my travels. I will agree with you that East London is not the best place to live; it has been taken over by the Somalians and Bangladeshis. I am all for multiculturalism, but I would prefer communities to integrate. Like you, gentlemen, I have a huge problem with ghettoisation. I have noti
  13. "Indigent" brits, as you put it, may be making a sound economic move by going overseas if they are indeed indigent. But I object to you labelling my country, Britain, as fucked up. Britain is a vibrant, pluralistic democracy and is hardly fucked up. Britain is a wonderful country which decent values and a commitment to freedom of speech, multiculturalism and equal rights for all. I take it that you actually meant "indigenous" though ? I do not think that the best source of a credible and objective overview of the BNP is the BNP website !! But. if you are unhappy with my use of Wikiped
  14. Don't worry, gentlemen. I've just seen this thread: http://www.pattayatalk.com/forums/index.php?showtopic=40442
  15. Talking of fry-ups, gentlemen, are there any decent English breakfast places in Pattaya ? I may well grow tired of Thai food and occasionally yearn for a hearty British breakfast (once a Brit, always a Brit).
  16. Arno On your next visit to London, I would suggest a Sunday visit to Speaker's Corner, Hyde Park http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Speakers'_Corner It is truly a bastion of free speech, where you can come across BNP supporter, extremist Islamists, communists and pure capitalists within a space of 100 metres. I often go there, and have developed an enjoyment for discussing things with people who I would normally not bother with. IndianBrit
  17. Hi Arno Holland and Britain are, in my opinion, the two best places in Europe for multiculturalism, anti-racism and liberal living. I really do admire your country and what it stands for, in the same way that I admire my country, Britain. But I differ from you in respect of one thing. I feel that it is absolutely necessary to allow complete freedom of speech for all. I really do enjoy debating with people who support questionable causes, just in case I am able to change their minds ! In any case, such a debate will hopefully inform the objective reader from outside of the UK. Regar
  18. Excuse those incongruous smilies A b followed by ) seems to produce it __________________________________________________ According to wikipedia, the BNP received an impressive 0.7% of the national vote. According to wikipedia the ideologies of the BNP comprise 1) white nationalism 2) british nationalism 3) right wing populism 4) facism According to academic research from the University of Oxford, the majority of BNP supporters have the following socioeconomic make-up: 1) C2, D and E bands (where A1 = upper class, AB = upper middle class, C1 = lower middle class,
  19. According to wikipedia, the BNP received an impressive 0.7% of the national vote. According to wikipedia the ideologies of the BNP comprise a) white nationalism british nationalism c) right wing populism d) facism According to academic research from the University of Oxford, the majority of BNP supporters have the following socioeconomic make-up: a) C2, D and E bands (where A1 = upper class, AB = upper middle class, C1 = lower middle class, C2 = skilled working class, DE = unskilled working class) are poorly educated (the statistical correlation between BNP voters and 'no
  20. Many thanks jacko. The possibility of being mistaken for an Arab (given the Islamist-inspired geopolitical tensions in the south of Thailand) hs crossed my mind. I have enjoyed participating in this thread. There seem to be several posters on this thread who be BNP supporters or at least see significant merit in the BNP (which of course is perfectly acceptable in our democratic, multicultural and pluralistic British society). To help inform those non-British participants on this forum about the BNP, I am providing you with an objective and factual Wikipedia link, so you have some context f
  21. In any case, probably down to myself a great deal, this thread has become a ping pong match on the merits and demerits of a certain British political party, interesting though such a discussion is. Getting things back on track, I would like to thank all of you for your valuable contributions, in respect of your thoughts on racism emanating from the Thai and being directed to the Indian. What I have learned (and correct me if I am wrong) is that the majority of Thai bars are accomodative of the Indian bar visitor, but a minority are not. I have also learned that Indians suffer from a j
  22. Chris Sure I'll buy a badge :) In return, I will email you a virtual chicken tikka masala (the British national dish). On a more serious note, I really do pity the BNP; their supporters have a tendency to blame their inadequacies and lack of progress in British society on those who are prepared to get off their backsides and make a go of things (so the Asians get stick, the Jews get stick and the Eastern European builders are currently getting most of the stick). I now refer to bibzo's post above which delineates the policies of the BNP. To be even-handed, some of what the
  23. A drinking buddy at my London local also mentioned Kings. I suppose Kings will be at the top of my hitlist.
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