Read straight off the propaganda leaflet
Nope, sorry. My own opinion.
Unfortunately though, I find it rather embarrassing that anyone could vote be BNP.
I find it embarrassing that after 13years of lies, deception and weakness by Labour, that have left us bankrupt, anyone could still vote for them! The vision of a flock of sheep comes to mind.
My issue is that anyone could buy into the ridiculous, unworkable policies of the BNP. It's a total mystery to me how anyone could put their faith in a party which is made up of bitter, largely uneducated members, and is headed by an illiterate failure of a man who bears more resemblance to the hunchback of notre dame then any kind or leader of the master race..
So why are the policies ridiculous and workable then?
Can you substantiate your point that the membership is largely uneducated, although they can be forgiven for being bitter at mainstream politics.
Resemblance to the hunchback? Can you not counter a point with hard fact instead of resorting to negative comments on Nick Griffin's looks?
Personally, I have more of a problem with my white working class 'brethren' then I do Muslims. I see more issues caused by chavs and smackheads then by anybody else, and this isn't because I live an area not 'inflicted' by Muslims; I live in Birmingham for gawds sake! Seeing as this kind of scum, who are coincidently white, are the core demographic of the BNP, I can't see how Britain could ever be a better place under their reign.
The "Scum" are certainly not the core demographic of the BNP, they wouldn't even be able to find their way to the polling station let alone know how to put an x in the box! Have you noticed how many of these people seem to take their lead from the worst aspects of immigrant culture "innit, ya kna what a mean?"
The BNP would get them into work, and if they wouldn't work they wouldn't get any money.
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Has their really been a "massive influx"?
There were only 0.54 asylum applicants per 1,000 members of the UK population in 2008/09.
We refuse about 500,000 visa applications every year. Migrant fees from visas that are issued contribute £300 million to the UK.
Figures from the Office for National Statistics show that net migration fell from 209,000 in 2007 to 118,000 in 2008.
http://www.vote-no-to-bnp.org.uk/20...-justvoteno.html#MPHobZjZlGiDr8f1273732303503
Yes there has. You can quote whatever statistics you like (quoted from an anti BNP source and therfore hardly impartial) The simple fact is, Britain has changed. No one who opens their eyes can deny that. Look at the increased pressures on the NHS and other services, you can encounter many different languages just walking around town nowadays. You only have to go to France to see the masses queing up, awaiting their chance to get to the land of milk and honey!
We are a small island and we are full up.