Comments on: Nick Griffin still to complain over QT

By: WTF

WTF — Sun, 06 Dec 2009 10:20:36 +0000

Yes they keep mucking about with the language in the hope of confusing us of their real agenda or maybe they are just polishing a turd?
The constant changes in what you call an ethnic minority soon proves who is PC or not.

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By: skydog

skydog — Sun, 06 Dec 2009 08:36:42 +0000

MLJ:”I call it discrimination on the grounds of race!”

Get a grip MLJ! That’s POSITIVE discrimination (you’re not suppose to notice the ‘discrimination’ bit though)

Now superceded by the term ‘Affirmative Action’ … which is discrimination by another name.

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By: WTF

WTF — Mon, 30 Nov 2009 11:51:23 +0000

& the Civil Service is riddled with Common Purpose!
It needs a form of de-Nazification.

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By: AussieAl

AussieAl — Mon, 30 Nov 2009 11:40:42 +0000

A protest vote against the other parties is what Britain needs. Lets face it, even if a miracle occured and the BNP won the election, the civil service etc… are still going to administer the nation.

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By: WTF

WTF — Mon, 30 Nov 2009 10:08:41 +0000

As I said before the BNP is a broad church but some of the choir are singing out of tune!

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By: Acorn

Acorn — Mon, 30 Nov 2009 03:33:39 +0000

Eleanor, Sorry I should have said a welcome to you and Edmund.

I have my doubts as to what constitutes “racism”. I do not judge a person by colour of skin (either in a positive nor negative fashion). I do realise that some in the BNP do. I also know that those in other parties do so but are more circumspect.
(I have known trade union officials who are strict on following pc guidelines but privately ignore them. My proble ther is that they should not be pc in the first place but be honest and open. They would probably be the first to shout for BNP members to be thrown out of their union. St, Simon Peter with his cowardice would understand their position!

So, yes, there are racists in the BNP (and Labour, Liberal and Conservative). Some in the BNP I would not want to know for their narrow-minded views (again that goes for other parties). That said, our kingdom is in a precarious position, arguably a more dangerous position when our fathers fought th Nazis.
We, those who do not want to lose our nation’s ancient and hard-won freedoms to disappear, must find common ground. The loonie-tunes in the BNP are, I believe the minority. Even if you only want to waken up the betrayers of our trust then I suggest a vote for BNP.

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By: Eleanor Maw

Eleanor Maw — Sun, 29 Nov 2009 22:53:36 +0000

MLJ what are you going on about ? You must be one of the Politically Correct Brigade who should not bother coming on boards and making immature posts, if you think what I wrote was racist then you should go back to reading Noddy book instead.

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By: MLJ

MLJ — Sun, 29 Nov 2009 21:30:55 +0000

” a lot of British born people have been neglected and immigrants have been given more than their fair shear of help and British born people who are in need of help have been let down with education, housing and jobs”
What do you call that then Eleanor? I call it discrimination on the grounds of race!

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By: Eleanor Maw

Eleanor Maw — Sun, 29 Nov 2009 19:22:03 +0000

Acorn your right on your line “BNP appears to be the only one willing to speak out against the “mistakes”. I will give them a listen and I do agree with some of their views but I will not except racism but I can understand with the increased immigration over the last twelve years that a lot of British born people have been neglected and immigrants have been given more than their fair shear of help and British born people who are in need of help have been let down with education, housing and jobs, so I do at least listen to the BNP but can not support racism, racism is not the way to handle the problems of immigration, sensible rules & care for all who live in Britain is what is needed and Labour like everything they touch always seems to backfire in all our faces and we all suffer.

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By: Acorn

Acorn — Sun, 29 Nov 2009 17:09:35 +0000

Eleanor Maw, whilst I agree with your comments regarding the Labour Party, the same is true of the other parties. Putting BNP voters down so high-handedly as “misguided” seems then to be self-contradicting as the BNP appears to be the only one willing to speak out against the “mistakes”.
The Labour governments of late have been treasonous in their actions and the media lets them off the hook.

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