The only PPB I saw that actually had a serious piece about keeping out the BNP.
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I'm gonna vote for this bunch on June 4th
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coventrygull
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Hatterlovesbrighton
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There a bit backward thinking though. Advocate increasing manufacturing in the UK, have they not heard of China.
we had them come canvassing at our door. absolutely top bloke, they couldn't have picked a better person to get out there and spread the word about what they are about, who they are, why, etc. he came here and answered our questions with proper answers and not slimey, slippery, half answers. certainly worth thinking about.
Milton Keynes Seagull
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Yet another left front organisation
Indeed a load of old commies like Bob Crow and Dave Nellist dreaming of the "revolution" that passed them by decades ago. And a few keyboard warriors on here as well!
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coventrygull
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No2Eu are this bunch Socialist Party or in other words. The Militant Tendency under another name.
Its quite funny how the socialist Party are trying to build a new "Workers Party" what is wrong with their own party then? Yet another load of reds with a hidden agenda.
and they only managed less than 60 people at a meeting in Coventry. One of their so called strongholds
Its quite funny how the socialist Party are trying to build a new "Workers Party" what is wrong with their own party then? Yet another load of reds with a hidden agenda.
and they only managed less than 60 people at a meeting in Coventry. One of their so called strongholds
Pavilionaire
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I recall in 88 a big vote for the Green Party in the Euro Elections started a sea change and forced the main parties to embrace ecological issues seriously for the first time.
Will a large vote for the BNP then force the main parties, particularly Labour, to embrace the issue of immigration seriously?
Will a large vote for the BNP then force the main parties, particularly Labour, to embrace the issue of immigration seriously?
coventrygull
the right one
Sadly I doubt it.
Pavilionaire
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I feel a bit sorry for David Cameron, in that he's doing his best to talk up the Tories and then news stories keep coming out every day about different MPs from his party robbing the taxpayer blind.
Without this furore the Tories could expect to have their best election result for 17 years. However, I can't see most neutrals bothering to vote for them.
I feel this vote is a massive opportunity for the population to stick 2 fingers up to Parliament, and yet it's the one election with PR where it actually DOES make a difference who you vote for.
Without this furore the Tories could expect to have their best election result for 17 years. However, I can't see most neutrals bothering to vote for them.
I feel this vote is a massive opportunity for the population to stick 2 fingers up to Parliament, and yet it's the one election with PR where it actually DOES make a difference who you vote for.
coventrygull
the right one
Old slimey Dave had the nerve to call the BNP thugs in suits. What a prize prick.
No2EU are saying that the BNP leader denies the holocaust took place. Is that right?
You know, just so that we can keep the term "prize prick" in perspective.
If only Cameron didn't appear such a front man to the usual blue rinse brigade, he'd probably get my vote.
coventrygull
the right one
Not exactly. About 10 years ago he did but since then he has changed his mind and says the holocaust took place. To be honest you would have to understand that Griffin was playing up to the hardliners at the time to gain control of the BNP. He is not well liked amongst the far right.
So he did deny the holocaust took place in order appease some of his party members.
And you're calling Cameron a "prize prick" because of his line that the BNP are thugs in suits? Sounds to me like Griffin agrees with him.
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Oh right, that's okay then.
He CHANGED his MIND. What a load of f***ing shit.
Dispicable *****, the lot of them. f***ing BNP, what a load of shit that is.
coventrygull
the right one
Yes mate of course its ok. Have you never said anything that turned out to be wrong.
Anyway No2eu supports an ideology that has murdered 60 million people world wide. Thats ok then.
coventrygull
the right one
We are talking about the BNP of over 10 years ago. The BNP then and now are completely different
Oh yes, they've changed from being a nothing party made up of thick white thugs with no popular support to being a nothing party made up of thick white thugs with 0.01% of popular support.