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Lies & fraud eh?
Well for the moment I will take your criticisms at face value & say anything the BNP can do wrong, the mainstream lot can do bigger & far better at, you know, MP’s expenses & all that.

I think mainstream voters are constantly lied to & mislead al the time, policies are enacted without the consent of the voters, such as the Iraq war & mass immigration for two examples.

I feel that the Conservatives learnt very little from the 1997 election defeat, otherwise why did they get so embroiled in the expenses scandal?

Also the other thing is you always tell us why we are wrong but who do you think is right?
If you reveal your political preferences are you afraid they would be shot full of holes very quickly.
I mean you wouldn’t justify New Labour would you?

I’ll admit to my eternal shame I voted (indirectly) for nice Mr Blair in 1997 by voting for Harry Cohen, what a crook he turned out to be!

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With their constant stream of miss information and lies to their own supporters etc?

The only subjects the BNP really get involved in public is Immigration and Immigration and errr Immigration if you look at the general debate of the BNP it always comes down to immigration.

The BNP don’t get involved in the debate on the economy because they know they have nothing to offer on that score other than a policy of protectionism and destruction of the British economy worse than any Labour of Tory Government could of.

Let me remind you of a few ways the BNP have lied to people like you:

1. BNP: “We need you money, the EU Elections cost us £600,000 please give as much as you can” – reality NOT really we lied we only spent less than £250,000 (but cheers for your wonga it paid the hefty staff wage bill)

2. BNP: “We need your money to buy our very own Truth Truck, we need £28,000 give as much as you can” – reality – oh never mind we lied again we just lease the can, ah well you numpties don’t mind do you.

And there are so many more I could use for you, but people like you call people that don’t vote BNP sheep, I think you need to look in the mirror and see who are the people being led to the bank to hand over money to a party that lies it’s way through blagging you in to donating to them.

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But anyhow the point I want the Conservatives to answer was why don’t they give the voters what they want, this would make the BNP probably unlikely to win any MP’s & give the Conservatives a landslide victory.

Firstly a referendum on our membership of the EU, do we stay or do we leave & trade with Europe instead?

To me this issue has to be addressed first as nothing else can be done until that occurs.

If we then become a sovereign nation again, then we can have a debate about immigration & actually control it.

An end to illegal wars as well, getting us into more is not going to be popular.

I think the death penalty for the worst of murderers would be popular as well.
Or at least if someone is given a life sentence then it should mean life, not that we might let you out in 5 years.

I want a lot of the secrecy repealed, why are the documents on Jack the Ripper still secret for one?
I think there is a covenant to cover up the misdeeds of the living who were or are in power.

A lot of the present government’s new laws are unpopular, I would like to see some repealed.
If you want equality fine but it has to mean one law for all, no shariah, no exceptions, or constant pandering to minority groups.

If you don’t like that go elsewhere, after all no one seems fussed that loads of white people & their money went elsewhere because they hate the way this country is going, do they?

A lot of the QUANGOs can go & a lot of these minority interest groups should not get taxpayers money, Trevor Phillips & his empire can go for a start.

Root out “Common Purpose” from all public institutions & explain why it was allowed to get hold in such a big way.

Another thing in desperate short supply is commonsense being applied to everyday situations, such as constant health & safety concerns used as an excuse to say no or actually resulting in deaths.

Then the constant disaster after disaster in social services or policing, the constant cries of “lessons will be learnt” but never are.
It seems rare for the incompetent to be sacked or punished even after deaths occur.
Good examples are a load of people die in a Kent hospital of infections but the Chief executive walks away with a payoff not prosecution for manslaughter.

The banking crisis is the most recent example, we are up to our neck in debt, Fred the Shred walks away a rich man, the bankers get bonuses & nobody is punished?

There’s more but I’ll finish for now.

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If you want to extra assistance to the poor, how are you going to pay for it?

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