Tory Purge – Theresa May Dances To Gaystapo Tune!
The Guardian understands that senior figures in the Conservative party made clear that Turner’s behaviour was unacceptable…
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Andrew Turner, MP for The Isle of Wight
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One Tory insider said there was “no room in the Conservative party” for homophobic comments.
https://www.theguardian.com/politics/2017/apr/28/tory-mp-steps-down-after-telling-pupils-homosexuality-is-wrong
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That ‘insider‘ – pity the Guardian’s intrepid reporter didn’t identify the creep – must be assumed to represent the party leadership.
Thus we see that Theresa May has totally abandoned traditional values, and that men and women of good conscience need to contemplate carefully what they’re going to do on polling day.
Andrew Turner was a respected MP for the best part of twenty years, and now, all because some malignant teenage squealer, Esther Poucher by name, was offended by his assertion of principle at a sixth form chat session, he’s been hounded out of his constituency by May’s hit-men.
May was once upon a time a defender of decency.
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But she cast principle aside, pushing not only ‘gay’ weddings but also the legalisation of ‘gay adoption,’ by which helpless children are consigned to the custody, care and control of co-habiting queers. Consequently, she is now lauded by the maladjust media –
Baroness Featherstone – the architect of the equal marriage law – has since affirmed that May’s support was instrumental in convincing the Conservative leadership and the Cabinet to agree to move forward with the proposal, which resulted in the 2013 Marriage (Same Sex Couples) Act.
In her book ‘Equal Ever After’, Baroness Featherstone praised the Home Secretary as an “unsung hero” of the push for marriage.
From gay rights opponent to ‘unsung hero’ of equal marriage
Tam Baird, 
Free Jacques, 
Len Findlay, and 7 others are discussing. 
rossrightangle 
Neville Wells 02:09 on April 30, 2017 Permalink |
I never trusted her anyway.
Now the Tories don’t want either serious Christians OR serious Muslims in their liberal party?
So be it.
I’m neither as it happens, but if May is this intolerant of basic conservative beliefs then she will get the homosexual vote but lose a lot more normal people, who won’t want anything to do with her or her party.
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Gerald H 02:34 on April 30, 2017 Permalink |
Like you I’m horrified by the way this man has been treated by the Tories. I used to vote for the Conservative Party but gave up when Cameron took them in the wrong direction.
I changed to UKIP but after reading this I googled to find out more and here’s something that has made me start thinking about spoiling my ballot paper.
It’s the comment from a UKIP spokesman in Mr; Hunter’s Isle of Wight ’seat, Daryll Pitcher.:
“UKIP Isle of Wight campaigners would like to state that Andrew Turners views do not represent the vast majority of Islanders that we come in to contact with on a daily basis.”
He continues to make it clear theres no place for people with traditional British values in his party.
I’m tearing up my membership card tomorrow and unless theres an independent candidate I won’t be voting at all.
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Yvonne Walker 16:05 on April 30, 2017 Permalink |
Please don’t tear up your card. There are a lot of people in Ukip who defend decency.
We recently had a councillor in another town in Somerset condemn the amount of money wasted on the queer ‘community, and if you leave, where will you go?
Ukip is committed to democracy so we have a better chance of rolling back the gaystapo advances. Under Theresa’s Tories, there’s no chance at all.
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Paul Yeats 16:19 on April 30, 2017 Permalink |
Not voting is giving in. Think of what UKIP has given us, freedom to govern ourselves.
We re not all like that Darren Pitcher in the Isle of Wight and we can use our freedom to fight back on things like this.
If you quit, then all those pro-gay bullies like Theresa may will stamp out every vestige of traditional values that we have got left in England.
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Cam Parsons 17:05 on April 30, 2017 Permalink |
Stop and think, Gerald.
All those years breaking the monopoly of the bad old parties and we can still do it.
Of course we have opportunists and infiltrators and oddities like Pilcher but we have many many great conservative people too and we need all of them to turn UKIP into an effective movement for an end to British decline.
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Diana 17:11 on April 30, 2017 Permalink |
I am inclined to agree with you, UKIP is losing its commitment to real cultural counter-revolution, and not on the ‘gay’ issue alone. The national deputy chariman Suzanne Evans is now saying UKIP wants nothing to do with the restoration of capital punishment.
I had understood the plan was for a referendum, but no word of that at all.
Might as well vote Tory and God knows I’ll never do that gain.
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ross1948 18:31 on April 30, 2017 Permalink
Hello, Diana, and I will respond via you to all the commenters. I don’t usually respond but it’s not common to get so much input from readers, and so quickly.
I am not a member of any party and like you, I have for a long time criticised the way various good people in UKIP have been victimised for expressing good values.
At the same time, no other patriot party is available and so I can only suggest that voters look at each candidate. I understand the UKIP leader holds fairly sound views, e.g. against so-called ‘gay’ marriage. There are no doubt many others too who are much wiser than that dope Pitcher in the I.O.W.
I was going to post something on the need for tactical voting anyway, but have just seen a sensible piece from the Freedom Association, which I’ll pick at during my lazy evening, with a view to producing something by tomorrow.
I’d not be resigning right away, as Gerald says he wants to. I might have once up on a time, but time has taught me a little patience.
Let the dust settle and see if you can’t find some place with a man or woman who deserves and needs support.
Party label matters little in the face of the ghastly Miller bint’s Branson-funded anti-democracy campaign..
Oh, yeah, and don’t forget to boycott Branson’s Virgin planes and trains!
Have a good long weekend.
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Brian Gallen 03:19 on April 30, 2017 Permalink |
Enough is enough.
Millions of people agree with Andrew Turner. That’s why Cameron refused to hold any referendum on ‘gay’ marriage.
We are being declared non-persons by a ruling class who want us excluded from political life with no voice to represent us.
As for Theresa May, she is NOT a conservative. I will never vote for her party again and I hope millions more do the same as me. . .
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Wightman 14:05 on April 30, 2017 Permalink |
One of our English tabloids. Murdoch’s Sun, is now describing Andrew Hunter as the ‘disgraced’ Tory MP. https://www.thesun.co.uk/news/3441278/conservative-mp-andrew-turner-quits-in-disgrace-after-claims-he-told-class-of-school-students-being-gay-was-wrong/
If he had robbed a bank or been in a sex scandal, that’s a disgrace.
However, all he did was speak up for decent people and that sly little millenial snitched on him.
She’s the disgrace.
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Len Findlay 18:57 on April 30, 2017 Permalink |
If we get tricked or sold by May back into the European Union we will never be free again. None of us like what you call the ‘gaystapo’ but they’re an enemy we can take care of when we get all the EU courts and commissioners off our backs.
Big issue, Brexit, no argument. Let’s get that secured then we can fight among ourselves.
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Free Jacques 22:10 on April 30, 2017 Permalink |
Murdoch never was on our side, only saw there was a market for media that differ from the liars of the left.
The real disgraces are the u-turners, May and Cameron.
They both spoke and voted against the ‘gay’ agenda then changed sides.
I wish Mr. Turner would have stood as UKIP or independent or anything at all.
I think he would have got a big vote.
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Tam Baird 14:26 on May 3, 2017 Permalink |
I think that you and many of your admirers in this comment column are far too hostile to Theresa May.
Would you say the same things about Mrs Thatcher who supported EU membership for years, sold out Rhodesia and served in Heath’s Cabinet?
I like to think of May as a Yeltsin figure, the man who spent years in the Soviet communist system but emerged blinking into the daylight and helped Russia get a chance at democracy.
He was a good man, and the fact he liked a drink should recommend him to you, Ross.
Give Theresa time and don’t rush to judgement.
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