“Joy Garner's comments are irrelevant, inappropriate and patronising towards the people of Burslem. I question her capacity to be involved in government, given her demonstrable lack of judgment contained in that vitriolic and subversive passage.”

“Intimidation? Hardly. More likely Joy Garner is trying to use the race card by playing on stereotype of taxi drivers. Besides, BNP members and supporters are hardly in a position to lecture anyone about intimidation.”

“Joy when you say leave the BNP campaigns in Alsager, do you mean that the gentleman is not entitled to comment or participate in Politics in the City? Well you are obviously unaware that he can participate, he can stand as a candidate even, i think it is yourself that requires the reality check. Unbelievable that you chose to react in this manner, when no reaction would have been the "manly" thing to have done, given your position.Thats why, if you had not noticed you have Officers, or have you already used the auspices of the Councils "Press Office", for that well manicured riposte to an uneventful issue wishing to generate some stronger reactions from the more reactionary members of the "pro" Democracy contingent in Stoke, who are hell bent on destroying any semblance of collective reactions to Political Issues.

Actions like these Joy will redirect further potential Voters to the Arm Chair Party on Election Day, you are doing a superb job of achieving that which you have set out not to do. Well done Joy Garner the waining of Democracy in this City salutes you.”

“Seems to a casual observer, that Mr Davies simply objects to the taxi rank because of the impact on his business. If he has previously stood as a candidate for election, he isn't keeping his political affiliation under wraps, nor should he, although fail to see what relevance it has to this matter.
These so called politicians, local and national, who masquerade as "labour" bear no resemblance to real labour politicians, in fact they are an insult to the memory and achievements of the great Labour Pioneers.”

“It would simply appear to a casual observer, that Mr Davies democratically objects to the proposed Taxi Rank because of the impact on his business. If he has previously stood as a candidate for election, clearly he has not kept his political affiliation under wraps. Although this should not be relevant.
These politician, local and national, who masquerade under the "Labour" banner bear no resemblance to real Labour politicians, indeed they are an insult to the memory and achievements to those great Labour pioneers.”

“Is this more politically motivated initimidation from labour. Dear Joe please just get on with the job we pay yo to do. The people will decide for themselves and stop telling the people of this country what they should be thinking.”

“And while I am at it Warren, ask your Mum to buy you a dictionary in the New Year because your spelling in atrocious.”

“It's called intimidation James, the reason that the Councillor brought it up is to try to ensure that some of the more unsavoury elements in opposition to the B.N.P take it upon themselves to start their usual 'dirty tricks'. I.e late night phone calls , broken windows, glue in locks and many other tricks whereby they show their commitment to democracy.
My point was that these tricks tend to rebound on the perpatrators.
Would anyone like a small wager that the one who will be winging more than anyone will be the good councillor herself. And what's up with Moss side Warren?.”

“Lost me here. What's his membership of the BNP got to with his opposition to a taxi rank. Is Joy Garner trying to say all cab drivers are Asian. If so that could be construed as racist. Mr Davies may live in Alsager but if he has a business in Burslem then I would assume he pays business rates to the City Council and therefore should have a say in something that affects him directly.”

“Freedom of speech Warren is just that, it does not matter if I come from Stoke, Manchester or Ulan bator so get used to it pal.”