Comments on: BNP’s Claims To Legitimacy Will Never Ring True

By: Samson

Samson — Wed, 24 Sep 2008 11:16:12 +0000

D. Brum could not be more right about Labour’s failings, lack of policies and ‘blame-it-on-the-Tories-and-global-events’ attitude.

He could not be more wrong that Labour are Socialist. Furthermore, given the excellent execution of this blog, there’s no excuse for considering the BNP as an alternative.

Repatriation and the loss of a great big chunk of our workforce won’t rescue our economy.

Voting for a party who think that homosexuality is morally bankrupt isn’t going to make Britain a better place for anyone.

One must question the political allegiance of a Holocaust denier.

Three major factors to consider when we next vote. I promise you, you’re not the only person discontented with Labour. Even those of us on the left are disappointed – but the BNP are not the answer.

By: bootlegmarkchapman

bootlegmarkchapman — Mon, 28 Jul 2008 22:27:28 +0000

Lawrence, are you suggesting that Britain is not a real democracy? People DO have a choice, and even after the shambles of the Iraq war Labour were re-elected in 2005. The attacks on Iraq and Afghanistan, whatever their motives, were not racist.

Read up a little bit on people like Nick Griffin and Mark Collett. Check the history of the BNP. Don’t just blindly accept what you’re told. The BNP prevents non-white Britons from joining – there’s no other way of describing that than racism. The party is rotten from head to toe. Feel free to vote for them. That’s your choice, but the BNP will never gain power because a majority of decent people will never vote for Holocaust deniers who view non-white people as inferior. I will never vote for them, and I will never cease to highlight their seedy endorsement of Nazism and racism.

By: lawrence west

lawrence west — Mon, 28 Jul 2008 20:23:51 +0000

In a real democracy voters have choice, not three parties that all agree on the main issues that affect peoples lives and the future of there children,immigration dont it effect the carbon footprint of this country,? racist ? bnp would not attack iraq and afganistan for no reason, new labour did and killed how many 200.000 is that racist. immigrants given council houses before english people of course not they came here from eastern europe africa asia and bought houses for £300,000 HOW DO YOU THINK SO MANY LIVE HERE NOW they have been subsidized all the way.London bombings 72 victims still no compensation at all. the ministers all raced of to leeds to appese the (locals)sickening tuned my guts.VOTE BNP all the time its our coutry sorry if i have offended but its all true and you know it is.

By: bootlegmarkchapman

bootlegmarkchapman — Sat, 26 Jul 2008 07:49:17 +0000

Well, it’s for you to decide what’s important to you, and if a short-lived sense of safety is so important that it’s worth electing people who don’t believe the Holocaust happened (or that if it did, it wasn’t a bad thing), then you go ahead. If you think that the current privatisation-happy, war-ready Labour government is even remotely Socialist then I can only wonder what you see as centrist.

As for the final paragraph, it’s hard to know quite where to start. Are you Richard Littlejohn? That entire paragraph is beyond parody.

By: D Brum

D Brum — Fri, 25 Jul 2008 22:25:24 +0000

You’ve got to admit it, the BNP are gaining support, everyone that I have spoken to seems to agree with all that is wrong with this country and seem to be inadvertantly supporting BNP manifesto – come to think of it so do I. Am I a racist – N0, Am I concerned about my childrens future – Yes!

Labours current political downturn, contrary to their spin – “It’s the global economy”, “Blame the tories from the eighties” and “We need to sort out the future……Climate Change….Snore ZZzzzzz” – Socialist nonsense!

Which plastering firm “skimmed” over the hole in the ozone that we were so going to be made extinct from? I reckon it was that polish geezer down the road, who (by the way), is also on benefits while doing a 60 hour week and he drives a 3.0 gas guzzling mo fo?!

By: bootlegmarkchapman

bootlegmarkchapman — Wed, 23 Jul 2008 11:08:54 +0000

How, exactly, are YOU losing your British identity? National identity is a personal thing, and it is you who decides whether or not you have it. If that is weakened in times of difficulty, then it doesn’t seem to be worth much anyway. A minority in your own country? At the last count, a minority that numbered nearly 85%. Now I’m no fancy Harvard mathematician, but that sounds a lot like a big majority.

If you want to send a message to the “do-gooders” and instead vote for the Holocaust deniers, then by all means be my guest. I don’t see why you feel the need to tell me that, but hey – whatever gesture makes you feel good.

By: iceni

iceni — Wed, 23 Jul 2008 10:26:54 +0000

After some years of watching my country’s morale being eroded, leading to our present-day lawlessness, especially under successive governments who can only think of vote catching by employing do-gooders, I feel sad that I am fast losing my English identity. We are becoming a minority in our own country. What a pity we don’t have proportional representation for I will be at a loss come next election. BNP will have my vote if I possibly can.