First BNP councilor in Lancashire
09 June 2009, 03:46 PM
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09 June 2009, 03:51 PM
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Amusing that they chant 'facist scum' as they carry out their mob handed assault on those conducting a perfectly legal press conference. Where were the Nu Labour Gook Squad (Police) while this was happening. I thought 'protests' outside parliament had been banned by them?
Disgraceful behaviour.
09 June 2009, 04:40 PM
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Right on cue - here is a perfect example of the undemocratic socialist left at work, attempting to stifle the voices of those who's views don't agree with their own communist EUSSR agenda.
Amusing that they chant 'facist scum' as they carry out their mob handed assault on those conducting a perfectly legal press conference. Where were the Nu Labour Gook Squad (Police) while this was happening. I thought 'protests' outside parliament had been banned by them?
Disgraceful behaviour.
Amusing that they chant 'facist scum' as they carry out their mob handed assault on those conducting a perfectly legal press conference. Where were the Nu Labour Gook Squad (Police) while this was happening. I thought 'protests' outside parliament had been banned by them?
Disgraceful behaviour.
UB can't believe you are backing the National Front, I thought they'd be way too liberal for you
Seriously though I kind of agree, although lets not forget the kind of activities these racists used to get up to before they started growing their hair and wearing suits
09 June 2009, 04:42 PM
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Right on cue - here is a perfect example of the undemocratic socialist left at work, attempting to stifle the voices of those who's views don't agree with their own communist EUSSR agenda.
Amusing that they chant 'facist scum' as they carry out their mob handed assault on those conducting a perfectly legal press conference. Where were the Nu Labour Gook Squad (Police) while this was happening. I thought 'protests' outside parliament had been banned by them?
Disgraceful behaviour.
Amusing that they chant 'facist scum' as they carry out their mob handed assault on those conducting a perfectly legal press conference. Where were the Nu Labour Gook Squad (Police) while this was happening. I thought 'protests' outside parliament had been banned by them?
Disgraceful behaviour.
No more questions m'lord
09 June 2009, 04:43 PM
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ub,
undemocratic socialist left
communist EUSSR agenda
Nu Labour Gook Squad
Love it
Btw can I get what ever you are on over the counter or is it prescription only 
undemocratic socialist left
communist EUSSR agenda
Nu Labour Gook Squad
Love it
Btw can I get what ever you are on over the counter or is it prescription only
09 June 2009, 04:57 PM
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If you are referring to the British National Party - I don't 'support' them but I do recognise that they have been democratically elected by the public in an open an fair election and have every right to say whatever they want to in public without the hard left socialist types disrupting and assaulting their membership. My view is that the fascists in this case is actually Weyman Bennett, national secretary of the farcically named ‘Unite Against Fascism’.
* Nick Griffin is more democratically elected than Gordon Brown! *
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09 June 2009, 05:05 PM
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WOAH !
Just watching the Sky News report on it.
Woman in red flung out the way by Nick Griffin's bodyguard! Frickin hell, if she didnt get hurt I will be suprised
Just watching the Sky News report on it.
Woman in red flung out the way by Nick Griffin's bodyguard! Frickin hell, if she didnt get hurt I will be suprised
09 June 2009, 05:22 PM
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National Front?!? What are you babbling on about?
If you are referring to the British National Party - I don't 'support' them but I do recognise that they have been democratically elected by the public in an open an fair election and have every right to say whatever they want to in public without the hard left socialist types disrupting and assaulting their membership. My view is that the fascists in this case is actually Weyman Bennett, national secretary of the farcically named ‘Unite Against Fascism’.
* Nick Griffin is more democratically elected than Gordon Brown! *
If you are referring to the British National Party - I don't 'support' them but I do recognise that they have been democratically elected by the public in an open an fair election and have every right to say whatever they want to in public without the hard left socialist types disrupting and assaulting their membership. My view is that the fascists in this case is actually Weyman Bennett, national secretary of the farcically named ‘Unite Against Fascism’.
* Nick Griffin is more democratically elected than Gordon Brown! *
Are you trying to distinguish between the NF and BNP?
You are right they do have the right to say whatever they like (assuming they are not inciting). Just as the people appalled bywhat the BNP/NF stand for are allowed to protest (assuming it's done peacfully).
Not sure what you are disagreeing with me over
BTW your point about Nick Griifin being more democratically elected than GB is abject nonsense, people in GBs seat have return HIM to parliament multiple times.
How many people voted for Nick Griffin?
09 June 2009, 05:45 PM
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132,094 or about 8% of those who voted in the North West. Or about 40% of the number of people who voted Labour in the North West.
Nick Griffin was the first BNP candidate on the list in the North West so presumably everyone who voted BNP in the North West did so in the expectation that if a BNP candidate was successful it would be Nick Griffin.
Nick Griffin was the first BNP candidate on the list in the North West so presumably everyone who voted BNP in the North West did so in the expectation that if a BNP candidate was successful it would be Nick Griffin.
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132,094 or about 8% of those who voted in the North West. Or about 40% of the number of people who voted Labour in the North West.
Nick Griffin was the first BNP candidate on the list in the North West so presumably everyone who voted BNP in the North West did so in the expectation that if a BNP candidate was successful it would be Nick Griffin.
Nick Griffin was the first BNP candidate on the list in the North West so presumably everyone who voted BNP in the North West did so in the expectation that if a BNP candidate was successful it would be Nick Griffin.
09 June 2009, 05:51 PM
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Yes. (I'm in the North West),
On the ballot paper, each party lists their candidates in the order in which they will be elected depending on the proportion of the vote they receive. Nick Griffin's name was top of the BNP list which made it absolutely clear that if they managed to get enough votes to return one candidate it would be him. Can't remember who the others listed were or how many of them there were.
The listing of candiates was one reason why the ballot paper was nearly A3 size!
On the ballot paper, each party lists their candidates in the order in which they will be elected depending on the proportion of the vote they receive. Nick Griffin's name was top of the BNP list which made it absolutely clear that if they managed to get enough votes to return one candidate it would be him. Can't remember who the others listed were or how many of them there were.
The listing of candiates was one reason why the ballot paper was nearly A3 size!
09 June 2009, 06:29 PM
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