UKIP & BNP MEMBERS TEND TO HAVE LOWER IQS

[Titch]

Which Grammar titch

www.chathamhouse.kent.sch.uk

[Hitman]

Indeed, people can see the mess without all these threads. Before I visited the news section I already disliked the state of the country... I took a look at the BNP website and they have some very good policies. Some are a bit harsh or over the top, but some are good.

Lots of people vote Labour (or conservatives) because they're the two main parties and some people like the colour red or blue. They must be very stupid to just vote for a party willy nilly.

[jrh2002]

Who funds this medical council? Thats right its government funded and then they claim to be independent lol
http://www.mrc.ac.uk/About/Factsfigures/index.htm
Of course these studies will always sway towards the people who fund you or else you will find your organisation closed down or under funded to death due to the poor results you show.

Many of the minor parties have some of the cleverest people in the UK supporting them so to put all their supporters in the stupid bracket its just a personal attack and to scare floating voters in to not voting for the minor parties in the fear of being branded thick or even racist.

On HxF we have Undertaker backing UKIP who puts his arguments over very well and gets a lot of support.

Jordy comes over really and shows a number of great articles about what the conservatives are doing.

I wont name the main BNP supporter incase they only support a number of their policies and are still an undecided.

We have a number of negative stories about the Labour party which should be highlighted and discussed I just wish your left wing labour and liberals yes you know who you are instead of branding everything as lies, claim the sources of the articles are not up to your left wing standards as your paper does have the story in (as if they would have negative stuff about the ppl they support) or personally attacking the people or their views but totally ignoring the articles. Maybe you should starting supporting your own parties by telling us what good policies they have and what good they do for the whole country? Then we can discuss those threads in great detail and not resort to your discriminating attacks.

Surely highlighting the good and the bad stories about all the parties is the way forward? You do NOT pick a party like a football team and then stick with them through thick and thin for the rest of your life unless you have a hidden agenda.

[jackass]

i have an IQ of 140 and got 9A*s at GCSE and went to one of the top grammar schools in country for boys yet i support UKIP ?

Somehow that seems very unlikely.

[luce]

Nice Lucy, the average of an adult is 100, where as a little boy who was 3's IQ was 130 LOL

like titch i go to a top grammar school, none of my family pay to go to school we all passed. My dad went to St Edward's in Birmingham he then went to oxford. My uncle to cambridge my cousin got a first class from oxford in maths i am predicted 10 A*s and 4 As at GCSE. I follow UKIP. And also there are always going to be these children who are like that but i'm talking about the average there are always exceptions?

[MissAlice]

The MRC focuses its funding on research areas which make a difference to human health, on behalf of the taxpayer.

I wonder how this research will benefit my health! What a waste of taxpayers’ money.

[dirrty]

someones IQ is irrelevant anyway as you can't measure intelligence.

[cocaine]

i have an IQ of 140 and got 9A*s at GCSE and went to one of the top grammar schools in country for boys yet i support UKIP ?

like titch i go to a top grammar school, none of my family pay to go to school we all passed. My dad went to St Edward's in Birmingham he then went to oxford. My uncle to cambridge my cousin got a first class from oxford in maths i am predicted 10 A*s and 4 As at GCSE. I follow UKIP. And also there are always going to be these children who are like that but i'm talking about the average there are always exceptions?

when we're all done comparing our achieved/predicted grades (btw titch not wanting to defer off topic but to do 4 A levels at your supposed 'top grammar school' you need 5 B's at GCSE.. my schools decent but nowhere near the top and it requires you to have at least 7 B's before you can even take 3 A levels).

common sense would dictate that you don't judge someone on their IQ before you declare your allegiance to a party - if you're as clever as you claim to be, surely you'd possess the quality of open mindedness instead of turning your nose up at anyone you consider to be intellectually inferior to you.

[luce]

someones IQ is irrelevant anyway as you can't measure intelligence.

oh well that's alright then lets just let a GCSE less hobo perform open heart surgery. of course you can measure intelligence.

and no your IQ can't dictate what party you support that is my point showing that that article is about as useful and Gordon Brown is influencing what is going to happen in this General Election.

[Titch]

Somehow that seems very unlikely.

And whys that exactly? Because i am dyslexic? Because i enjoy a good argument? I am who i am, and who i am is me, being who i am and the way i fact does not mean i am not smart. Both my brothers went to Simon Langston Grammar school for boys and my Sister Simon Langston Grammar School for girls, my father is the now the CEO of one of the largest administration company's in the UK and his company dealt with the closure's of MFI, Woolworth's, Borders, Threshers. don't judge me over what you see of me in my posts, because you don't know me at all, there are very few people on this forum who actually know my background.

and to cocain, each school will lower/higher the entry standards depending on how many other schools are in the area and the intake of the pupils of that area. I can assure you there are A LOT more schools in London than in my area and therfor can be more picky for choice.