CURRENT AFFAIRS & POLITICAL DISCUSSION
Participation on the Politics & Current Affairs political discussion forum is open to everyone, regardless of political orientation. However to be able to contribute on the forum you are required to register a User Account. This takes no longer than two minutes and is a straightforward and easy process. Registering on the P & CA Forum, enables you to post, send and receive private messages with other members of the community and also take advantage of other features, the forum enables you to utilise once registered. To register a user account on P & CA and start posting straight away please visit this link: Register a User Account.
Politics & Current Affairs was created on the 4th January 2003 on the EZBoard Network. Many political forums encountered on the net up to this point sided with a particular set of political ideals - whether it be skewed to the right, the middle or the left. This is still unfortunately more the norm rather than the exception. Politics & Current Affairs Forum mission is to allow dissenting viewpoints to be heard. We rarely ban, censor or edit posters and if we do, it is for serious breach of the posting guidelines we have. The Politics Forum and indeed this website, set up on the back of the forum's success has no political orientation. The members can make up their own mind, Politics & Current Affairs just provides an open platform for all.
Nearly six years old, Politics and Current Affairs
membership have generated over half a million posts on the
current forum,
archive p & ca
forum and old EzBoard Forum which hosted the site from Jan 03 - March
04. With a diverse and intelligent membership made up from members hailing
from across the world, P & CA has outlasted many forums in the same field of
current affairs and political discussion. This is primarily down to our
tolerance and welcoming of all viewpoints. Inherent to this, is our belief
that all the registered members of P & CA are equal. We believe in
arguing our points of view and not attacking the poster.
