What happened?

[10ClarionSt]

What happened to the threads about the BNP?

Did someone object to the truth then?

[gary baldy]

Perhaps they objected to the hate filled bile that spews from the gormless mouths of the BNP and its supporters.

Truth?

Most BNP supporters cant even spell the word never mind know what it means.

[*ALFIE*]

BMP are u-s-e-l-e-s-s

[*ALFIE*]

...or should I say BNP...this makes me look like a supporter now...!!! AAARRRGGHH....!!!!!!!!!

[jno]

y'know Clarion, sometimes your posts sound like Homer's.

[johnlambert]

*ALFIE*

BMP was an old Soviet APC (Armoured Personell Carrier), I drove one once and they are c**p so you are right mate lol

[WaldoMcFroog]

Most people are well aware of the truth about the BNP, don't worry.

[Whickerman]

I dunno about that - I think 1/3 of the people who answered expressed an interest in voting for them. Personally, I'd like to see fascism destroyed, but that's not very democratic, is it?

[jake-the-peg]

Ah, I wonder if I crossed the line by repeating the rumour over the sexual orientation of a certain high profile BNP figure.

But I would have thought that would have just warrented an editing.

Maybe the Ed is sitting in the office with a black eye and bruises after receiving some "complaints"

Sorry Ed get well soon

[youngmafbog]

You all have still got your head in the sand I see. The noly reason for their popularity is that liberal lefties like yourselves have made their policies seem good to alot of people.

If they get anywhere I will blame you lot. Name calling by the way will not make then go away. And as I have said before I doubt they aer all gormless morons, and the ones that arnt and stay out the limelight are teh ones to worry about.

Lets just hope they dont though.

[sp1814]

Personally, I'm hoping for a surge in the votes for the UKIP - hopefully the two will just cancel each other out and they will both fall flat at the forthcoming local elections.

Has anyone seen any opinion polls of likely voting intentions in the boroughs where either party are fielding candidates???

[AB Editor]

Haven't removed any threads on the BNP, btw - must be around he somewheres.

[Whickerman]

Hi Ed - definitely missing - have checked through my 'questions answered' in my profile, missing there too

[gary baldy]

sp1814
Have a look here:

http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/uk/4936318.stm

[jno]

http://www.theanswerbank.co.uk/News/Question225115.html

[jake-the-peg]

Youngmafbog's logic is a scream!

If left wing philosophy is responsible for the BNP that must mean that Tory Values are responsible for the Socialist Worker Party and Communism!

Duh!

[youngmafbog]

Jake the peg

1) Note I said liberal lefties, i.e those with odd notions about how to treat victims and criminals and those who beleive in an open door policy for anyone entering the country and those who put their daft PC beleifs before anything

2) Yes I do actually hold the Tories partly responsible too, although I mainly blame labour becasue they aer in power and can do somehting about it NOW. Extreme politics is, particularly where the masses start to think that way, often caused by the feeling that no one else will represent their views. Works either way BNOP or Workers party. No one in their right mind wants either of them two.

Currently we have a Labour party hijacked by Blair and his cronies and now we have a Tory party hijacked by 'Dave' who is doing his best to emulate Tony. What choice to the electorate actually have ?

Understand now ?

Duh ?

[Loosehead]

Jake I don't think YMB is saying that generally one political philosophy begats the opposite. I think in this case he/she is saying that the actions of the liberal left have made things like law and order and immigration such an irritation for the common voter that they are willing to start considering the extremes.

[jno]

Clarion, I posted a link to a BNP thread, which I understood from the question was what you were looking for. Sorry if you found that irrelevant.

[ll_billym]

Some of the attitudes on here are unbelievable, saying the BNP are useless isn't even talking about the problem let alone dealting with it.

I have copied this letter from the Independant that I think is one of the best I have seen on the subject:

Sir: In the past few days there has been anguished speculation about how well the BNP may perform in the forthcoming local elections. Most of this seems to have missed the point. The white working classes have been under siege for forty years, both from the right and from the liberal left. Twenty-five years of right-wing economic policy have steadily impoverished them, while the wealthy and university-educated have benefited from globalisation and deregulation.

The left is also culpable; the working classes tend to be socially conservative, placing a high premium on marriage, family, and respect for authority. Ever since the Sixties they have had to put up with these values being mocked by an increasingly smug and arrogant liberal elite.

......cont.....