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In his latest liberal vote pulling stance, david “dave” cameron spews fascist ideology towards another legal political party saying the BNP thrives on hatred, and astonishingly doesnt mind people voting for non tory candidates as long as they dont vote BNP.
A) if i was a tory candidate, i`d be peeved at this “vote anyone but BNP” stance, because i would expect the party leader to ask people to vote in my direction. Has lefty cameron gone bonkers?
B) its one thing to dislike the politics of another party, but to go on live tv around the world calling them hate figures, is quite frankly childish.
The presenter should’ve quized cameron’s hatred stance, but as we know, theres a media-old gang loyalty card membership :(C) first fascist labour get the shakes, now fascist tories start to worry. Has the public lost all faith in the future ideology of the old gang party, that they now have to resort to verbal hatred?
These are the people that stand in parliament suggesting better ways to run your society, yet the majority of them rarely knock on your door to find out what you think, rather sit and wait for you to make the effort of attending their “surgery” in a 50 strong que.Have you had enough of these people looking down at you, do you want MP`s and councilours LISTENING to you needs?
Have you had enough of the constant bickering and joke calling in parliament? If so, give them people something to think about on may 4, change the way you live, make a difference, make yourself heard, HAVE YOUR SAY!!
Probably for the first time I have to agree with you.
I watched last weeks question time, iv’e said in another post here somewhere, that all the politicians seemed to be doing no more than scoring points off one another. Iv’e no idea who i’m going to vote for but I can assure you, although living in Margaret Hodge’s constituency, it wont be for the BNP. Far to extreme for me i’m afraid.
It’s worrying tho, that the people who are supposed to be running the country and acting in all our best interests, are behaving no better, in fact worse in some cases, than a group of primary school children in the playground :roll:
@cas wrote:
BNP. Far to extreme for me i’m afraid.
Why’s that?
I watched last weeks question time, iv’e said in another post here somewhere, that all the politicians seemed to be doing no more than scoring points off one another.
It’s worrying tho, that the people who are supposed to be running the country and acting in all our best interests, are behaving no better, in fact worse in some cases, than a group of primary school children in the playgroundSo you wont be voting lab, lib, con, green, respect or independant then.
Tuff choice.@tommy-toxen wrote:
I think it’s a perfectly reasonable request to vote for anyone but the BNP.
So if you were a tory candidate, you`d then feel your party leader had your best interests at heart?
As long as everyone here vote for anyone but the BNP, we can avoid the gassing of immigrants and deportation of non-white Britons who were born here by the BNP.
Blimey, you have proof that the BNP will gass people? Tell the media tommy, people need to know about this.
Where does it say the BNP will deport non white britons who dont wana go home?
Nick griffin said recently, that they would encourage non white britons to go, but if they didnt want to, that was fine.
Seems to me like your trying to scare people into thinking the BNP are full of hatred. Do you work for “dave” cameron’s hate fueld tory party?@tommy-toxen wrote:
As a matter of fact, I am a Tory member, and I met Michael Howard at the Leeds convention
So? :roll:
Vote for ANYONE but the BNP!!
So you think people should vote new labour. Now thats what i call tory policy.
You havnt answered these questions:
Do you have proof that the BNP will gass people?
Where does it say the BNP will deport non white britons who dont wana go home?You must surely be a scaremongering ignorant Tory. You describe the bnp as scum, yet you contradict yourself by behaving in the same way.
Like I said Emma, I dunno who i’m going to vote for and yea, tuff choice, well between tuff and no choice really.
I’m interested in Nick Griffin’s statement of ”encouraging” what exactly does he mean by he’d ”encourage” them to go home, I find it a little of a disturbing statement.
I feel that there extreme inasmuchas their policies on immigration. There are black people in this country who came and were welcomed by this country, they have since gone on to have families, who now have families of their own, is he talking across the board black, or only those who came here after the 2nd WW, cos lets not forget, this country then welcomed them with open arms. In other words I suppose, is it ok if your black but british.
@cas wrote:
I’m interested in Nick Griffin’s statement of ”encouraging” what exactly does he mean by he’d ”encourage” them to go home, I find it a little of a disturbing statement.
Im no spokesperson, but my understanding is, that they”ll pay non whites to leave britain. Now if they dont wana go, then thats their choice, and they wont be forced to go.
How much would they get, dont know.
Currently, the non white population grows bigger in percentage terms than the white population, the BNP feel that should be equaled out, because the white indigenous population deserves a place on earth to live prodomanetly amognst their own kindred peoples.
Cas, theres nothing racist about the above. Its the libertarians and their influence within the media that spin the above policy to make it sound “racist”. They are petrified that if people new the truth about BNP policy, that they will lose their MP, councilour and political power status. They are NOT thinking for the benefit of each and every individual.I feel that there extreme inasmuchas their policies on immigration.
Is it extreme to want to know who lives in your society?
Is it extreme that we should stop terrorists from entering into our society?
The social make up of mass immigration doesnt work. If it did, ukip wouldn’t exist full stop, because their prodomanetly a one policy party.
Lets close the borders, find out who is living here, accomodate best we can those who are legal, and take it from there.There are black people in this country who came and were welcomed by this country
They were welcomed by our political masters (governments past and present). Not one single person voted yay or nay to the idea. Had we voted, the overwhelming concensus would’ve been no.
Governments let them come here cos it benefited THEM, they wasnt bothered about our future, cos they were alright. Now we have social nightmares because of.
@cas wrote:
Like I said Emma, I dunno who i’m going to vote for and yea, tuff choice, well between tuff and no choice really.
I’m interested in Nick Griffin’s statement of ”encouraging” what exactly does he mean by he’d ”encourage” them to go home, I find it a little of a disturbing statement.
I feel that there extreme inasmuchas their policies on immigration. There are black people in this country who came and were welcomed by this country, they have since gone on to have families, who now have families of their own, is he talking across the board black, or only those who came here after the 2nd WW, cos lets not forget, this country then welcomed them with open arms. In other words I suppose, is it ok if your black but british.
Cas- we may never see eye to eye on many things and it would be boring if we all did.
To the BNP, you can’t be black and British- it starts with voluntary repatriation and ends with laws which ensure there is no option but to leave if you aren’t white, only then it will be without compensation.
We don’t live in a perfect country, never have done and never will but to blame all our ills on minorities and immigrants is simply ludicrous
Doesn’t mean there’s much else to choose from when it comes to voting cos they’re all much of the same to me at the mo.
The BNP, which is basically little more than a terrorist, neo-nazi organisation, isn’t considered extreme by Emma. A party that denies the Holocaust, uses violence and intimidation against opponents, wants to ethnically cleanse Britain and abolish racial equality laws isn’t an extreme party?
Maybe if BNP members went around burning crosses, making nazi salutes, shouting “sieg heil” and celebrating hitler’s birthday then Emma would think that they are extreme. Oh, wait a second they do all those things already. Well, it’s not like the BNP was founded by lederhosen and swastika wearing neo-nazis. Oh, I forgot. It was! Well maybe I went a bit far with calling them terrorists I mean it’s not as if any of its members or former supporters have carried out or conspired to carry out terrorist attacks. Silly me, at least 3 of them have. I would say that sounds like an extremist party.
@Mr Bigstuff wrote:
The BNP, which is basically little more than a terrorist, neo-nazi organisation, isn’t considered extreme by Emma. A party that denies the Holocaust, uses violence and intimidation against opponents, wants to ethnically cleanse Britain and abolish racial equality laws isn’t an extreme party?
All political parties are extreme, ALL of them, thats the nature of the political beast.
Labour are terrorists.
Which holocaust are you onabout?
The conservatives uses violence and intimidation on opponents, you dont think they got to parliament just on votes do you.
Governmnets past and present have forced society where ethnic cleansing takes place, i am proof of that.
Racial equality doesnt exist, thats why new labour admitted their anti-white policy is forcing white people to vote bnp.
Extreme?Maybe if BNP members went around burning crosses, making nazi salutes, shouting “sieg heil” and celebrating hitler’s birthday then Emma would think that they are extreme.
Your opinion and words are extreme.
Oh, wait a second they do all those things already. Well, it’s not like the BNP was founded by lederhosen and swastika wearing neo-nazis. Oh, I forgot. It was!
Show us the link, show us the link.
Well maybe I went a bit far with calling them terrorists I mean it’s not as if any of its members or former supporters have carried out or conspired to carry out terrorist attacks. Silly me, at least 3 of them have. I would say that sounds like an extremist party.
What about the labour funded searchlight organisation that petrol bombed a pub in sunderland, of petrol bombed a bnp members car, extreme?
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