Comments on: BNP are a fact of life

By: Frank TALKER

Frank TALKER — Tue, 10 Aug 2010 11:16:23 +0000

‘BNP are a fact of life’. So are paedophiles and rapists but one does not hear Whites saying this since they do not wish to admit their political amorality.

By: Ralph Musgrave

Ralph Musgrave — Fri, 23 Oct 2009 20:26:04 +0000

What makes Ian above think the BNP have a deeply racist policy agenda?

Racism is defined in the Concise Oxford Dictionary as the belief that one race is superior to another, or hatred or discrimination based on the latter belief. Now why on earth does the desire by Red Indians to keep European immigrants out of North America 300 years ago or the desire by BNP members to keep out immigrants prove anything about a belief that one race is superior to another? You might as well argue that there is a man on the moon because carrots are coloured orange.

Moreover, what is wrong with the belief that one race is superior to another? If I point out that Negros win all the sprint events at the Olympics, presumably I get locked up for pointing to an obvious truth. I also believe that Australian Aborigines have achieved next to nothing: another obvious truth.

The above is just one of the hundreds of pieces of evidence that the politically correct are a bunch of people whose only way of attracting attention to themselves is to advocate untruths – absurdities.

By: Epona Vals

Epona Vals — Wed, 09 Sep 2009 18:30:05 +0000

As a member of the British National Party I am actually offended by all the gross negative publicity that comes our way. But I am far from surprised by it; because we are certainly not like ‘any other political party’. We try to do what is best for Britain and it’s endangered indigenous population, and we tell the truth, which is more than can be said for the other parties ( including UKIP)
I am not a ‘racist’ nor am I a ‘fascist’, nor do I drag my knuckles and abuse other people.
I am one of many members who welcome the inclusion of ethnic minorities into the party, and have felt this way long before Trevor Philips and Harriet Harperson & co raised their ugly heads!
I think that Gordon Brown is a traitor of the first degree, as have been previous British Prime Ministers and their Governments. It was wrong to trick the public into joining the EU, and it is also high treason to discriminate against White Britons by pandering to Islam and importing them into our Nation en masse No-one wants to live under the dominion of a brutal Islamic Caliphate, which is what will come about if we allow this appalling situation to continue. Please read the history books, the unabridged ones that is, and you will see what I mean.
I like to think that there are still members of the Conservative party who have remained untainted by Marxism and political correctness.
God knows why you all seem to choose to listen to that revolting and evil Gerry Gable, and why David Cameron subscribes to the thugs of the rabidly Marxist UAF ( Unite against Freedom) Communism fails, just like Nazism and other totalitarian ideologies do.

By: Monty Slocombe

Monty Slocombe — Wed, 09 Sep 2009 17:23:57 +0000

I disagree with what you say, but I defend to the death your right to say it.

Voltaire said something like this. If the B.N.P. are so bad, surely they will be exposed suitably in debate. Isn’t this how democracy is supposed to work?

Peter Hain is part of the politically correct “holier than thou” element of New Labour. Everyone must do and say what they think is correct, and they will shut everyone up who says otherwise. The sooner we are rid of this pompous lot, the better.

By: alwynaphuw@btinternet.com

alwynaphuw@btinternet.com — Wed, 09 Sep 2009 00:34:38 +0000

Shock! Horror! I agree 100% with you David.

I wish that the BNP didn’t exist. It would be nice if, like the Daleks, they would go away if I hid behind the sofa for half an hour!

Unfortunately they are not like the Daleks. The BNP does exist.

The only way to defeat them is by getting from behind the couch and confronting the enemy head on.

By: paul m roberts

paul m roberts — Tue, 08 Sep 2009 22:56:54 +0000

odious that they are, almost 1 million people voted for them in the Euro elections. In addition to the further million and how ever many others voted for UKIP, you have a shed load of people sick and tired of huge immigration and Euro diktat state building with no mandate. Then there are the other numerous millions who simply vote Conservative, hoping that our incoming government will sort the above two key issues out for us, where Labour have intentionally failed.

By: Ian

Ian — Tue, 08 Sep 2009 22:23:57 +0000

The BNP are indeed a fact of life and I believe that the BBC had no choice in terms of Questiontime. However, the BNP are not just another political party and should never be treated like one. They openly intimidate minorities and have a deep racist policy agenda.
If they have to be debated with, then so be it but no organisation other than perhaps the BBC has a duty to give them a platform.

By: kdee

kdee — Tue, 08 Sep 2009 20:32:59 +0000

Why are the BNP a unfortunate fact of life. It has been unfortunate for this country to have had labour in power for so long. Who cares what that odious person peter £130,000 hain thinks, he is another labour mp with a very dodgy past.

By: Boudicca

Boudicca — Tue, 08 Sep 2009 19:37:07 +0000

I don’t. I shall be quite glad not to have to watch the awful Peter Hain pontificating on Question Time.