The British National Party

[bigmick22]

a beautiful man, inside and out

[kliome]

Even Bernard Manning wouldn't perform for the BNP..

In 2003, Manning was initially reported to have been booked to play a British National Party rally. However, he denied this, telling The Mirror; "It's a lot of bollocks. I don't know where I'm working. Speak to my agent. I don't know about any BNP nonsense. I would not do it anyway. Do you think I'm fucking barmy?"

[pacman]

(Stogie @ Apr. 22 2009,21:52) climb the 45 steps up to the bedroom and sleep...

Wow....        

You really do live in a castle...      

[Road Runner]

(pacman @ Apr. 23 2009,03:52) You really do live in a castle...  

Good one Pacman!        

The two most ultra-nationalist Scotsmen I ever met both lived in Cornwall.
I seem to remember a certain Mr. Connery lives on a Caribean Island.

I'm wondering if our Stogie is going the same way?    

RR.

[Road Runner]

(anthony70 @ Apr. 22 2009,15:45) st georges day tomorow.
what we all up to.?
celebrating.?

Actually the 'real' patron saint of England is St. Edmund as in Bury St. Edmunds where they still celebrate his day.

St George is an immigrant.

RR.

[Stogie]

(Road Runner @ Apr. 23 2009,10:28) St George is an immigrant.

Stone him and if he's a pooftah then stone him again...

[natabroad65]

I'm with Stogie 100% on this and the 'nat' in my handle stands for nationalist not Nathanial. I left the UK because it was breaking my heart to see what the ZaNuLabor were doing there. Some of you people should visit the UK to see what a third world toilet it has become over the last thirty forty years. If I feel a lot safer from crime and violence living in Cambodia rather than London then we have a BIG problem. It's got so bad in the UK that elderly people who remember England as it was are glad to be dying. I'm not a race hater but the BNP are our last and only chance.

Well done, Stogie.

[katoeylover]

Its amazing that all you BNP supporters choose to live abroad and spout your shit than come home and do something about it.

[anthony70]

shortly after 9/11.
a group of anti western men with coloured skin set a table up on birmingham new street handing out anti western leaflets supporting the attacks.
police were powerless, shoppers were angry.
then,
out of no-where you heard "zulu,zulu" and about 12 birmingham city fans beat the shit out of them and ran them off the street.
everybody cheered.
and on that day,
strangely,i was proud to be a brummie.

[anthony70]

now if you put those same twelve lads in a suit, you get the BNP.
but is that a good or bad thing.?
isnt it time people stood up and said "not in our country you dont, intergrate, embrace or fuck off."?

[bigjoolz1]

A good thread to read , especially on St Georges Day. At least this year our mayor has actively encouraged celebrations unlike his predecessor.
As a Londoner who was in Tower Hill underground station when the bomb went off at Aldgate all I can say is that the government and much of Leftie Guardianista bleeding heart liberals that inhabit this once great city have very short memories.

[katoeylover]

Its not to do with short memories, Joolz, its to do with rationalisation.

I agree with strict immigration controls, the extradition of all those, and their families involved in terrorist activities, but not the wholesale hatred of all things foreign.

There is a difference between the BNP and right wing anti immigration policy, but as usual the lines get blurred by slick presentation and marketing of what is no more than a fascist hate group.

[Stogie]

(katoeylover @ Apr. 23 2009,23:15) I agree with strict immigration controls, the extradition of all those, and their families involved in terrorist activities, but not the wholesale hatred of all things foreign...

...and that is how 99% of the BNP feel and about 80% of the rest of the country.

Welcome aboard.

[anthony70]

the SUN today featured a middle spread .
"SUN salute to st george."
then a colage of pictures of henry viii, shakespeare,the beatles, george stephenson, winston churchill, lord nelson....etc.
and right there at number 29..?



jade goody.

[Road Runner]

(katoeylover @ Apr. 23 2009,17:15) There is a difference between the BNP and right wing anti immigration policy, but as usual the lines get blurred by slick presentation and marketing of what is no more than a fascist hate group.

I think they are more than a facist hate group - but I agree that have have way more than their fair share of facist haters.

Some of their stated policies are in line with what a majority of the UK would want.
But it's the political cant that goes with those policies that I think will rightly put off most people from voting for them.

I seriously think the UK has gone too far on allowing immigration in the past especially - way beyond most countries in the world.
Things have been tightened-up recently with regard to legal immigration.

But it's only in the last couple of years that they have started to realise that it's too easy for an illegal immigrant to get a job.
If they cannot not get a job then there is practically no reason to get into the country illegally.

What do I have against immigrants? Nothing - the simple fact is that the ones that come in legally have a great deal to offer the country.
It's just that most that come in illegally - and I've pulled a fair few from under/inside trucks - end up as no hopers/criminals in the UK just the same as they were in their own country.

Most of the other policies of the BNP are similar or the same as other mainstream parties - again it's just the cant that is different.

Would I vote for them - NO.

Against that I don't think much of any of the alternatives.

RR.