Identify your local neighbourhood facist

[Meenzer 15731]

Oh well, if it's good enough for the paediatricians...

[Fop 1]

Oh well, if it's good enough for the paediatricians...

 

Imagine living next door to a paediatrician BNP member.

[Renton 22004]

How could you wrongly end up on that database I wonder?

[ChezGiven 0]

Of course, if your being satirical you can say what you want. The Jihadist mullahs should do a podcast and hoy it on Itunes labelled as comedy.

 

What was that case recently about the artist 'staging' some sort of violent event that got everyone shitting themselves? Heard it on the Radio and they talked about the Italian artist who set up an exhibition in Milan in the 70's with a loaded gun and asked a member of the audience to shoot them.

 

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[Fop 1]

How could you wrongly end up on that database I wonder?

 

Well they reckon that people that have just contacted them are on it.

 

 

But whether that is true or not doesn't really matter, as it was the houses neighbour's car that was fire-bombed.

[Guest alex]

That'll teach them to park in front of someone else's house.

[Happy Face 29]

How could you wrongly end up on that database I wonder?

 

 

Whoever leaked it could have added whoever they want.

[Park Life 71]

That'll teach them to park in front of someone else's house.

[Park Life 71]

How could you wrongly end up on that database I wonder?

 

 

Whoever leaked it could have added whoever they want.

[Park Life 71]

John Stanton, who heads the Rock Dene Christian Fellowship in his home town in Rochford, Essex, with a congregation of 22, had also been a Green, a member of Ukip, a Lib Dem councillor in the 1990s and a member of the Conservatives in the 1970s.

 

He told the Press Association that "the flood of immigration" was a problem, as was Islam and the European Union.

 

He said he had been with the BNP for eight months.

 

A worried Labour MP, whose constituency is about 98% white and appears to have the most BNP members, told the Guardian it was sometimes difficult to address concerns of communities "stirred up by malicious and false information".

 

Colin Challen, MP for Morley and Rothwell in Yorkshire, where there are 90 members according to the list, said it was "very disappointing that local people, even to that extent, have been persuaded to believe the racist claptrap and hate politics of the BNP".

[Guest alex]

John Stanton, who heads the Rock Dene Christian Fellowship in his home town in Rochford, Essex, with a congregation of 22, had also been a Green, a member of Ukip, a Lib Dem councillor in the 1990s and a member of the Conservatives in the 1970s.

He told the Press Association that "the flood of immigration" was a problem, as was Islam and the European Union.

 

He said he had been with the BNP for eight months.

 

A worried Labour MP, whose constituency is about 98% white and appears to have the most BNP members, told the Guardian it was sometimes difficult to address concerns of communities "stirred up by malicious and false information".

 

Colin Challen, MP for Morley and Rothwell in Yorkshire, where there are 90 members according to the list, said it was "very disappointing that local people, even to that extent, have been persuaded to believe the racist claptrap and hate politics of the BNP".

Sounds like a man who sticks to his principles.

[NJS 4411]

John Stanton, his home town in Rochford, Essex,

 

He told the Press Association that "the flood of immigration" was a problem

 

Now I know the North East is generally pretty "white" apart from a few areas and is generally not like a lot of other urban areas in the UK but Essex outside the M25 makes the North East look like Leicester in immigration terms.

 

The man is obviously blind.

[Renton 22004]

John Stanton, who heads the Rock Dene Christian Fellowship in his home town in Rochford, Essex, with a congregation of 22, had also been a Green, a member of Ukip, a Lib Dem councillor in the 1990s and a member of the Conservatives in the 1970s.

He told the Press Association that "the flood of immigration" was a problem, as was Islam and the European Union.

 

He said he had been with the BNP for eight months.

 

A worried Labour MP, whose constituency is about 98% white and appears to have the most BNP members, told the Guardian it was sometimes difficult to address concerns of communities "stirred up by malicious and false information".

 

Colin Challen, MP for Morley and Rothwell in Yorkshire, where there are 90 members according to the list, said it was "very disappointing that local people, even to that extent, have been persuaded to believe the racist claptrap and hate politics of the BNP".

Sounds like a man who sticks to his principles.

 

I pretty much despise all those parties with the exception of the Lib dems - I merely dislike them.

[Fop 1]

How could you wrongly end up on that database I wonder?

 

 

Whoever leaked it could have added whoever they want.

Some how I doubt your long standing grudge with Imran Khan can be settled that way.

[Fop 1]

Colin Challen, MP for Morley and Rothwell in Yorkshire, where there are 90 members according to the list, said it was "very disappointing that local people, even to that extent, have been persuaded to believe the racist claptrap and hate politics of the BNP. When we quite clearly wanted them to believe the non-racist claptrap and envy & "look over there, a mongoose!!!" politics of the NLP".

 

[Guest alex]

Colin Challen, MP for Morley and Rothwell in Yorkshire, where there are 90 members according to the list, said it was "very disappointing that local people, even to that extent, have been persuaded to believe the racist claptrap and hate politics of the BNP. When we quite clearly wanted them to believe the non-racist claptrap and envy & "look over there, a mongoose!!!" politics of the NLP".

 

I think Labour are the lesser of the two evils though, don't you?

[Fop 1]

Colin Challen, MP for Morley and Rothwell in Yorkshire, where there are 90 members according to the list, said it was "very disappointing that local people, even to that extent, have been persuaded to believe the racist claptrap and hate politics of the BNP. When we quite clearly wanted them to believe the non-racist claptrap and envy & "look over there, a mongoose!!!" politics of the NLP".

 

I think Labour are the lesser of the two evils though, don't you?

Given that the BNP are never likely to get into power, never mind spend 12+ years in power....

 

 

Labour does have a lot of reason to fear the BNP vote-wise though.

[Renton 22004]

Colin Challen, MP for Morley and Rothwell in Yorkshire, where there are 90 members according to the list, said it was "very disappointing that local people, even to that extent, have been persuaded to believe the racist claptrap and hate politics of the BNP. When we quite clearly wanted them to believe the non-racist claptrap and envy & "look over there, a mongoose!!!" politics of the NLP".

 

I think Labour are the lesser of the two evils though, don't you?

Given that the BNP are never likely to get into power, never mind spend 12+ years in power....

 

 

Labour does have a lot of reason to fear the BNP vote-wise though.

 

Surely that would be more the tories?

[Park Life 71]

I remember a long running and vitriol packed thread on asylum seekers on another board which was eventually settled by Tony Blair when he told the commons that 00.17 % or summat was our spend on Asylum.

 

Racists don't like them numbers.

[Guest alex]

Colin Challen, MP for Morley and Rothwell in Yorkshire, where there are 90 members according to the list, said it was "very disappointing that local people, even to that extent, have been persuaded to believe the racist claptrap and hate politics of the BNP. When we quite clearly wanted them to believe the non-racist claptrap and envy & "look over there, a mongoose!!!" politics of the NLP".

 

I think Labour are the lesser of the two evils though, don't you?

Given that the BNP are never likely to get into power, never mind spend 12+ years in power....

 

 

Labour does have a lot of reason to fear the BNP vote-wise though.

I mean in terms of what they stand for though. I appreciate they are unlikely to ever get into power and agree with 2nd point which also applies to the Tories, although possibly to a lesser extent.

[Guest alex]

Colin Challen, MP for Morley and Rothwell in Yorkshire, where there are 90 members according to the list, said it was "very disappointing that local people, even to that extent, have been persuaded to believe the racist claptrap and hate politics of the BNP. When we quite clearly wanted them to believe the non-racist claptrap and envy & "look over there, a mongoose!!!" politics of the NLP".

 

I think Labour are the lesser of the two evils though, don't you?

Given that the BNP are never likely to get into power, never mind spend 12+ years in power....

 

 

Labour does have a lot of reason to fear the BNP vote-wise though.

 

Surely that would be more the tories?

Don't know. The politics are arguably closer but I think the BNP's inroads have always been into more deprived areas.

[Fop 1]

Colin Challen, MP for Morley and Rothwell in Yorkshire, where there are 90 members according to the list, said it was "very disappointing that local people, even to that extent, have been persuaded to believe the racist claptrap and hate politics of the BNP. When we quite clearly wanted them to believe the non-racist claptrap and envy & "look over there, a mongoose!!!" politics of the NLP".

 

I think Labour are the lesser of the two evils though, don't you?

Given that the BNP are never likely to get into power, never mind spend 12+ years in power....

 

 

Labour does have a lot of reason to fear the BNP vote-wise though.

 

Surely that would be more the tories?

The public should fear any party that gets more than two consecutive terms of office, they are utterly corrupt, sleaze ridden, nepotistic and desperately trying to hang on to power for powers sake by that point (look at Balls).

[ChezGiven 0]

I remember a long running and vitriol packed thread on asylum seekers on another board which was eventually settled by Tony Blair when he told the commons that 00.17 % or summat was our spend on Asylum.

 

Racists don't like them numbers.

 

I love those numbers!

 

0.17% of what? Your posts?

[Renton 22004]

Colin Challen, MP for Morley and Rothwell in Yorkshire, where there are 90 members according to the list, said it was "very disappointing that local people, even to that extent, have been persuaded to believe the racist claptrap and hate politics of the BNP. When we quite clearly wanted them to believe the non-racist claptrap and envy & "look over there, a mongoose!!!" politics of the NLP".

 

I think Labour are the lesser of the two evils though, don't you?

Given that the BNP are never likely to get into power, never mind spend 12+ years in power....

 

 

Labour does have a lot of reason to fear the BNP vote-wise though.

 

Surely that would be more the tories?

The public should fear any party that gets more than two consecutive terms of office, they are utterly corrupt, sleaze ridden, nepotistic and desperately trying to hang on to power for powers sake by that point (look at Balls).

 

I disagree but that by the by. I meant the BNP are much more likely to split the tory vote.

[Park Life 71]

Colin Challen, MP for Morley and Rothwell in Yorkshire, where there are 90 members according to the list, said it was "very disappointing that local people, even to that extent, have been persuaded to believe the racist claptrap and hate politics of the BNP. When we quite clearly wanted them to believe the non-racist claptrap and envy & "look over there, a mongoose!!!" politics of the NLP".

 

I think Labour are the lesser of the two evils though, don't you?

Given that the BNP are never likely to get into power, never mind spend 12+ years in power....

 

 

Labour does have a lot of reason to fear the BNP vote-wise though.

I mean in terms of what they stand for though. I appreciate they are unlikely to ever get into power and agree with 2nd point which also applies to the Tories, although possibly to a lesser extent.

 

They'll never get even one MP.