BNP Manifesto Launch 2010
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April 24th, 2010 at 6:08 pm
All the points made in the manifesto are spot on and a breath of fresh air…. Just how many people will agree, as deep down this strikes a cord with many I imagine. Looking at other news coverage I thought media’s role was to report impartially!! both the establishment and media are letting themselves down and every decent person can see this and are now asking more questions. Not surprising the BNP has increasing support from all the British and also foreign nationals who are contributing in our society. Great Job………Vote BNP.
April 26th, 2010 at 8:20 pm
Absolute brilliant!!!
April 26th, 2010 at 8:45 pm
A very good presentation, clear factual and to the point. I liked the open common sense way that Nick Griffin and the party addresses such important and complicated issues like the wars that are going on, our membership to the EEC, our funding of often illegal dictators in other countries through aid.
From a national business perspective he is absolutely right that we need a high value, high wage society based on a firm-manufacturing base.
The Labour Parties idea of hiding would be unemployed people in non wealth generating public sector jobs (approximately 25 to 30 percent of all national and local government jobs) is a crime against the people of Britain.
A classic example is this is a person paying say £90 rent, £27 average rates with £57 to live on would receive a total of around £174 a week.
The same person forced to waste his time in a bogus civil service low level job would receive on average £15,500 a year or a weekly cost to the tax payer and businesses of around £298 a week, this does obviously does not include employers contribution for Tax and NI payments.
So, if we accept that creating unnecessary non value adding jobs is purely a government attempt to hide these people from the unemployment statistical figures in order to make them look good. The average cost the taxpayer and businesses of this deceit is around £124 extra per person, per week or an average of £6,448 a year.
Is it not better to admit that ‘at the moment’ we don’t have the necessary jobs to ensure that all our people have full time wealth generating work?
Admit that the consecutive Labour and Conservative governments have made a total muck up of retaining our wealth creating manufacturing base.
That due to consecutive Labour and Conservative government’s incompetence in relation to executing sound immigration and migration policies has led to cheap under skilled labour from abroad having preferential treatment over our own highly skilled apprentice trained tradesmen and other skilled people.
That these same incompetent governments have dithered so long with regards to long-term nuclear energy policy that our dependency on solid fuel and oil has made our country slaves to greedy foreign multinational companies whose constant price hikes are crippling our local businesses and preventing further expansion and investment in jobs.
Of course short-term fixes like those outlined above won’t work. Both Labour and Conservatives kept trying that all the time and failed miserably. Being dishonest and treating the British public as idiots or assuming they have the mentality of children does not work either.
Its only when you have the blatant honesty of the BNP in government and an unflinching willingness to admit that there are serious and significant problems with all aspects of our country can then set about putting things right.
Yes it will take time, yes it may sometimes be painful, yes we might have to make some personal sacrifices but in hard times can you honestly tell me of any responsible family that does not do this to get out of debt.
Don’t only check out the manifesto on this site, compare its common sense and logical approaches that are in your best interest against that offered by other parties.
Then do the right thing, vote with your heart.
May 14th, 2010 at 3:24 am
I wonder if the election result in Dagenam and Barking was actually accurate? We are sufficiently educated as to the dishonesty of established political parties to be rightly suspicious about their methods.
It isn’t a ridiculous notion that a party whose members are currently in court on charges of fraud could also conspire to rig a vote against the BNP.
I worry how far they might go to undermine and ignore the wishes of the people of our country. We are the people of this country and we have a right to decide who comes here and who does not. That is a fundamental right of self determination….to say who does and who does not enter our land.