The Zohan

Alarm over rise of BNP - UK Politics, UK - The Independent

I am not a fan of them, Brown and his woolley, ill thought through policies and the joke of multiculturalism and setting up of 'foreign' communities within communities has just played into their hands.

Now we have fewer jobs to go around and some 750,000 illegals which is a conservative (no pun intended) estimate) + an open borders policy to anybody from the EU to come and work here.

we do not seem to send back those who break our laws or those who even fail to meet the criteria and the gov't are happy to have foreign murderers and rapists living in the UK even once aware of their crime committed abroad.

Christ on a bike the BNP are just having things handed to them on a plate at the minute!

mrtheedge2u2

As soon as The BNP creatve a good education and health policy the other three parties will be left for dust and they will walk an election

richs2891

Its almost as if the other three parties are trying to lose the next elections, get someone in to sort the mess & make the difficult nasty decisions(ie BNP) and then get them selves elected next time around.

Its not hard to see how the BNP popularity has grown, the problems of illegals and the money that some are taking from the British economy does seem to be a favorite source of complain. We do have enough of a problem with 2 or 3 generations of home grown scroungers to deal with without adding to the problem.

Richard

The Zohan

My thoughts exactly!
I know i have posted this before - can anyone tell me why this should be allowed and who in their right mind would allow these sorts of criminals to stay - 80 foreign murderers welcomed to Britain: Albanian killers allowed to stay despite being on Interpol 'wanted' list | Mail Online

fatherpierre

Well that will be a long wait!

Have a look at their website and have a read of their manifesto. It reads like it's been written by a 12yr old.

kingofturds

iTrader: (1)

well this country looks like it has been run by a bunch of 12 year olds the past decade

Nurse Gladys

Well said - though I do think 12 year olds would have done a better job!

Leslie

It is hardly surprising when we see this country as a shadow of what it used to be and all the respect we used to have from the rest of the world having evaporated away to nothing.

I believe the the vast majority of Brits are upset to see the destruction of our traditions and ideals and the engineered descent into moral depravity for the selfish reasons of those in control.

How can so many be blamed for mistakenly following the party which promises the restoration of our country to its former glories. Have we not seen a similar situation in the world before? We must learn that lesson for sure! At the moment we can only see a future in which we are under the yoke of a singularly corrupt organisation.

We so desperately need a strong leader who will stand up for this country and its peoples and who will follow honourable policies without fear of favour. Without that we shall be lost!

Les

ALi-B

iTrader: (1)

When you have been ruled by a government with ethics surrounded by muddy liberalism that does nothing but disadvantage the good, honest people it is "supposed" to help for twelve long years, it is of no surprise: The welfare state serves no purpose in modern day Britain other than to give an easy life to the bone idle and lazy, reward people for breaking the law, and welcome in newcomers and encourage ethnic extremism.

All this whilst ignoring the average working man, his family and working values and morals, by saying tough ******* when he loses his job through no fault of his own because of the boom bust economy that has been created by strangulating every UK manufacturing industry, and letting the the financial sector run amuck and uncontrolled until it was far too late.

In the end of of the day this 12 years has brought on us: lack of control in almost every sector: Lack of control of criminals, lack of control over welfare sponges, lack of control on youth offenders, lack of control of the police, CPS, and justice system, lack of control of immigration, lack of control of the NHS, lack of control of the inland revenue, lack of control over the banking sector, lack of control on local council activities and lack of control of equal rights: Giving minorities a higher ranking over the majority; serving to fuel the racism that this policy causes.

Then, when you have an opposing party that still is yet to reform and see their own errors. A liberal party that has no firm policy over anything. All you have then is the tin pot parties made up of old cronies even more out of touch with society and less clue of running it, leaving the last option: The BNP: Which shockingly, where once they were a party who were completely ignored by everyone because of their origins, but are now gaining a voice.

Why is that? Quite easy, once you walk down your high street, read the local newspaper (not the red-tops or the mail), and look at how inept the main parties are when it come to making any hard-line decisions.

Leslie

Can't say fairer than that Ali-B

Les