Wolfman1982
people are hard to please
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DPP employee: Extreme homos have to have a thrashing
- "The extremist homosexual's section groups have to have some a thrashing."
Thus stands there for instance in an e-mail that a journalist in Danish People's Party's press service has sent out to large sections of the press in connection with a mistake.
mail was only to be the country in the mail box with the two DF spokesmen Liselott Blixt and Pia Adelsteen, who has been invited to participate in the homo-parade Copenhagen Pride in August.
DF participation a provocation
the background is that a journalist from the homo-oriented homepage XQ28 sent an e-mail to the PR man Helene MacCormac, because some homosexual saw the batch's participation in the parade as a provocation.
That e-mail she tried to send on to the two spokesmen, and wrote even among other things:
" - and I have this morning received this e-mail from the journalist with the loose wrists."
- "If we Back out, it's to be in the media's good graces, and the extremist homosexual's section groups have to have some a thrashing. (I hope they like not that kind!)"
DF excuses
Those comments have given red ears in Danish People's Party, who apologizes for the wordings in the e-mail.
- That I am unhappy about, this must I say. Because it's just precise such, I'd like to avoid, because I do not have anything against homosexual, the batch's health spokesman Liselott Blixt says.
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Expert: Insanely stupid of DPP employee
It was an unforgivable mistake, when an employee in Danish People's Party's press service came to send an e-mail with remarks about homosexual out to the press.
Thus sounds the assessment from Lotte Hansen, who is a political commentator and a director in the communication company Mannov.
Insanely stupid
In the e-mail concludes the PR man that: "the extremist homosexual's section groups have to have some a thrashing." - and such an e-mail must just not come out in the public, Lotte Hansen thinks.
- It's insanely stupid, and it's extremely unprofessional. Because no matter what you had to stand and say to each other in a canteen, one must never ever be caught writing such things in an e-mail, she says.
Nobody must say
like that And it's unimportant which points of view , there is a standing on identical party programme - such withdrawals are never accepted well, Lotte Hansen says.
- Even though one is a protest party, who maybe has gone a the polls on not liking insanely some types of groups, it isn't good for them to like that talk about other people. And it's good not at all, when it's some employees in their press service.
Is let off cheaply
Danish People's Party's public relations manager Søren Søndergaard sent a press release out on Wednesday morning, where the party regrets the occurrence.
And it's also the right to do, if the party has to be let off safe and soundly through the case, Lotte Hansen anticipates.
- Now it appears that Danish People's Party active is with one of the Danish history's quickest backstroke swimmings. Therefore I do not think it (the case, ed.) becomes serious. I think that they introduce to all strength right now on managing to close that crisis they have brought themselves into, she says.
and here is the email (in Danish)
http://www.dr.dk/NR/rdonlyres/9A89D03C-61D1-4A82-B626-62AA37D83332/2099619/mailtilpdf.pdf
And a clarification is in order DPP are the same as the Nazis, just their rhetoric has been cleaned up. And DPP are the support party of the Republican clone party known as Left (Venstre in Danish) but they are not at all very left oriented at all.
http://gramtrans.com/gt/url/?url=ht...&pair=dan2eng&domain=&x-form-id=translate_url
DPP employee: Extreme homos have to have a thrashing
- "The extremist homosexual's section groups have to have some a thrashing."
Thus stands there for instance in an e-mail that a journalist in Danish People's Party's press service has sent out to large sections of the press in connection with a mistake.
mail was only to be the country in the mail box with the two DF spokesmen Liselott Blixt and Pia Adelsteen, who has been invited to participate in the homo-parade Copenhagen Pride in August.
DF participation a provocation
the background is that a journalist from the homo-oriented homepage XQ28 sent an e-mail to the PR man Helene MacCormac, because some homosexual saw the batch's participation in the parade as a provocation.
That e-mail she tried to send on to the two spokesmen, and wrote even among other things:
" - and I have this morning received this e-mail from the journalist with the loose wrists."
- "If we Back out, it's to be in the media's good graces, and the extremist homosexual's section groups have to have some a thrashing. (I hope they like not that kind!)"
DF excuses
Those comments have given red ears in Danish People's Party, who apologizes for the wordings in the e-mail.
- That I am unhappy about, this must I say. Because it's just precise such, I'd like to avoid, because I do not have anything against homosexual, the batch's health spokesman Liselott Blixt says.
http://www.dr.dk/P3/P3Nyheder/2010/07/21/115850.htm
http://gramtrans.com/gt/url/?url=ht...&pair=dan2eng&domain=&x-form-id=translate_url
Expert: Insanely stupid of DPP employee
It was an unforgivable mistake, when an employee in Danish People's Party's press service came to send an e-mail with remarks about homosexual out to the press.
Thus sounds the assessment from Lotte Hansen, who is a political commentator and a director in the communication company Mannov.
Insanely stupid
In the e-mail concludes the PR man that: "the extremist homosexual's section groups have to have some a thrashing." - and such an e-mail must just not come out in the public, Lotte Hansen thinks.
- It's insanely stupid, and it's extremely unprofessional. Because no matter what you had to stand and say to each other in a canteen, one must never ever be caught writing such things in an e-mail, she says.
Nobody must say
like that And it's unimportant which points of view , there is a standing on identical party programme - such withdrawals are never accepted well, Lotte Hansen says.
- Even though one is a protest party, who maybe has gone a the polls on not liking insanely some types of groups, it isn't good for them to like that talk about other people. And it's good not at all, when it's some employees in their press service.
Is let off cheaply
Danish People's Party's public relations manager Søren Søndergaard sent a press release out on Wednesday morning, where the party regrets the occurrence.
And it's also the right to do, if the party has to be let off safe and soundly through the case, Lotte Hansen anticipates.
- Now it appears that Danish People's Party active is with one of the Danish history's quickest backstroke swimmings. Therefore I do not think it (the case, ed.) becomes serious. I think that they introduce to all strength right now on managing to close that crisis they have brought themselves into, she says.
and here is the email (in Danish)
http://www.dr.dk/NR/rdonlyres/9A89D03C-61D1-4A82-B626-62AA37D83332/2099619/mailtilpdf.pdf
And a clarification is in order DPP are the same as the Nazis, just their rhetoric has been cleaned up. And DPP are the support party of the Republican clone party known as Left (Venstre in Danish) but they are not at all very left oriented at all.
