Are the BNP a real threat?
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Personally I dont care what people label me. But I would never vote BNP.
In fact I would go as far as to say that in my experience the average foreign worker will work harder, expect less and give less of an attitude than the average british worker.
There you go, a broad racist comment.
Yet im still not dumb enough to vote BNP.
While the BNP may do 'something'. Perhaps more quickly than other parties. Labour have already proved the do something.. anything... strategy only makes a financial crisis worse.
What helps in these times is prudence, working hard together and a pride in our country.
Not scapegoating.
Campaigning on local issues is very amicable. But they are the only issues where the BNP are capable of making headway.
Its a massive step from emptying bins and filling potholes to sorting world economies.
When dealing with those issues, you have to be experienced, credible and also in touch with reality.
People like Nick Griffin posess none of these attributes.
Never going to happen.
But I will put it down to the ramblings of a man sent mad by his impending forum ban (PS I voted against u getting banned)
They wont get in. Even if they did they are not capable of running the country.
Not like any other party WONT be doing this for the next... however long
Is any party capable? IMO, no. Not without huge reform of the countries policies.
all the politicians within the partys don't stop and think about what would be best to get the country running and tackle issues , most political campaigns are spent concentrating on what THE OTHER party is doing wrong , its one-upmanship and until politicians think for the country and not there pride and wallets nothing will ever get solved
partys like BNP who are mildly radical , are actually , and very marginally on the right track , they are thinking about what the country needs , the problem is , they're perspective of that statment is in my opinion , very wrong indeed.
partys like BNP who are mildly radical , are actually , and very marginally on the right track , they are thinking about what the country needs , the problem is , they're perspective of that statment is in my opinion , very wrong indeed.
I am a great believer in the democratic process but at the end of the day, to paraphrase, the people get what the people deserve.
i dont understand all this goverment stuff but what i have read on the leaflets then i personly think the bnp would do the best job if they stick to what they say they are going to do !
Majority of parties have a group of extreme left and right memebers, you just hope those with common sense win in the end!
Pirate Bay also have an MEP!!!
Pirate Bay also have an MEP!!!
I think the BNP are going to cause quite a shake up, but in the end a stabilised economy and slightly smoother with a shift away from the parties with extreme tendancies.
Point of interest #1:
I was stopped on the steet a few days ago by a very agreeable young lady asking me to donate a few quite a week to supporting a small British charity focusing on sweat shops and slave labour used by large companies in the UK. It turned out she handn't voted.
Point of interest #2:
The 65th aniversary of the Nomandy landings and the start of the Allies freeing Europe from the grip of nazi control is marked by us sending 2 nazis back into Europe.
Point of interest #1:
I was stopped on the steet a few days ago by a very agreeable young lady asking me to donate a few quite a week to supporting a small British charity focusing on sweat shops and slave labour used by large companies in the UK. It turned out she handn't voted.
Point of interest #2:
The 65th aniversary of the Nomandy landings and the start of the Allies freeing Europe from the grip of nazi control is marked by us sending 2 nazis back into Europe.
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