I'm fairly virulently anti-BNP. But you're right to be somewhat skeptical here; online sources are pretty unanimous that it was another member of the BNP, Nick Eriksen.
Of course, you do have to wonder about a party where nearly every candidate seems to have that kind of skeleton in the closet.
All that shows is that he has been arrested for "incitement to racial hatred" several times. Hardly a "thug".
And thats just a story of the founder dying.
Using provocative language about others that they do not merit is a common tactic for people who have a distinct bias, you should join the BNP
Last edited by Maxine; 7th-May-2008 at 01:42 PM.
Ok Try thi link and scroll down to the section marked Tyndall right or wrong
A racist, violent neo-nazi to the end: BNP founder Tyndall dies | UK news | The Guardian
I liked this bit...
"The only thing the Africans have given us is voodoo, witchcraft and Aids."
Tyndall might have been a racist nightmare, but the fact is the BNP are gaining more votes and it's nothing to do with the likes of Tyndall and his filthy mouth, it's more to do with seeing images on the news daily, of islamic terrorists who have, or have planned to kill lots of innocent victims on our tubes and buses...not to mention that some of these terrorists and their families are/were living here and claiming benefits while planning mass murder.
The people who vote for the BNP don't give a crap about Tyndalls background.
Not to mention that extremists tend to all vote, whereas over 50% of the rest of the country can't be bothered. That was what nearly led to nationalists taking power in France.
If you want to stop them, everyone needs to get off their arris and vote for someone else.
This I see as common sense.
The person in question was not a citizen, but was a resident.
A resident who commits a crime can be deported, back to their homeland.
Everyone has an option to become a citizen after a period of time being a full time resident, and take on the full responsibilities that entails.
For this reason I became a citizen of Australia (just in case I get caught doing something naughty.....)
It is rather funny and ironic, Australians deporting people to Britain for crimes...
Pay back time!
Well you started it!
I agree.
There is a freedom of speech law against criticising Sharia Law however. How did they get round that?
AIDS was planted in Africa (think it was Uganda) as an experiment by the West to find a cure for HIV.
From there it exabutated due to no condoms available, and the worldwide belief (not just in Africa) that a cure for AIDS is having sex with a virgin.
In Australia it is compulsory to vote. From what I understand about the history, it was to stop the Catholics getting into power in the Government.
Catholics would be encoraged by the church leaders to vote... the others could not be bothered much... So they made it compulsary.
(this did not stop me getting a $20 fine for not voting at the last election - next time, if only I can understand who to vote for, I will give it a go)
The only time I voted in the UK was against Maggie Thatcher, once the power got to her head, poll tax was so STUPID and interest rates killed me. Before that I thought she was ok, but then she got complacent and screwed us struggling masses over.
Just a thought. Many people of the 'silent majority' are concerned about immigration, possibly along with issues like hoodie-society and a failing NHS. They could see their choice as either emigrate, as many middle class professionals have, or vote for someone who will address their concerns. Labour have got us in the current mess so not exactly the first choice to sort it. Conservatives have got a poor record on delivery (all talk but no action) ..... so if immigration is your real concern, who are you going to vote for to sort it out? The thought of fascists wielding power is not a pleasant one ... but if the only other option if the abyss, what are you going to do? Again ... not condoning the BNP .... just raising a point of view.
You've hit the nail on the head there. I find it impossible to vote for one particular party as they all have policies that I like and ones that I don't, so I suppose if immigration is the thing you are most passionate about, you'd go with the BNP and know that they will actually do something rather than just make empty promises.
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