More voters consider going BNP
#61
Re: More voters consider going BNP
Originally Posted by sassenach
The fact is...yellow and red are racist to each other
#62
Re: More voters consider going BNP
Originally Posted by spalen
If the founder + current leader of the conservatives or labour or the others had recently been on trial & convicted of breaking the law through inciting racial hatred or violence then just how credible would we see those parties ?
It says something about people who see the BNP as credible that they can ignore these minor facts that the people who guide, lead, and set the policy, were up until recently actively involved in criminal activity.
It says something about people who see the BNP as credible that they can ignore these minor facts that the people who guide, lead, and set the policy, were up until recently actively involved in criminal activity.
As far as being involved in criminal activity, what about Gerry Adams and his mob, then there was Nelson Mandella, another criminal, don't forget Menachem Begin or Yasser Arafat. They all became famous leaders after first being terrorists or criminals. And as for the New Labour cabinet, well when they get found out send them to the Brussels gravy train.
#63
Re: More voters consider going BNP
Originally Posted by NedKelly
I thought they were acquited, you must be thinking of Abu Hamza.
As far as being involved in criminal activity, what about Gerry Adams and his mob, then there was Nelson Mandella, another criminal, don't forget Menachem Begin or Yasser Arafat. They all became famous leaders after first being terrorists or criminals. And as for the New Labour cabinet, well when they get found out send them to the Brussels gravy train.
As far as being involved in criminal activity, what about Gerry Adams and his mob, then there was Nelson Mandella, another criminal, don't forget Menachem Begin or Yasser Arafat. They all became famous leaders after first being terrorists or criminals. And as for the New Labour cabinet, well when they get found out send them to the Brussels gravy train.
I did say lets not go near Jerry Adams mob - I dont agree with that lot either and Paisley should've been locked up years ago.
#64
Re: More voters consider going BNP
Originally Posted by spalen
acquitted on two and to be retried on two. ( just checked ;-) ).
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Originally Posted by spalen
I did say lets not go near Jerry Adams mob - I dont agree with that lot either and Paisley should've been locked up years ago.
I pity anyone facing a lych mob or jury with you in it.
#65
Re: More voters consider going BNP
Originally Posted by NedKelly
Exactly, so what happened to the innocent until proved guilty approach. Or is it because you don't like their politics?
There is nothing wrong with Paisley........, he is a church minister.
I pity anyone facing a lych mob or jury with you in it.
There is nothing wrong with Paisley........, he is a church minister.
I pity anyone facing a lych mob or jury with you in it.
Anyhoo dont take this off track.
I gave up being in lynch mobs years ago after one too many tar burns on my fingers, and I cant do jury service since I am not a resident of any particular country that would recognise me.
Last edited by spalen; Apr 17th 2006 at 1:46 pm.
#66
Re: More voters consider going BNP
Originally Posted by NedKelly
I thought they were acquited.
In 1998, Nick Griffin, along with Paul Ballard, was convicted of violating section 19 of the Public Order Act 1986, relating to incitement to racial hatred, for his editorship of issue 12 of The Rune (an anti-Semitic magazine), published in 1996
And check out the long list of serious convictions of other senior BNP members (branch and area organisers) here.
What lovely people. Still, if you want to stick up for them, that's your right. Just don't expect anyone to have any liking or respect for you as a result.
#67
Re: More voters consider going BNP
Originally Posted by elfman
May have been acquitted of two most recent charges, but previously convicted on others:
In 1998, Nick Griffin, along with Paul Ballard, was convicted of violating section 19 of the Public Order Act 1986, relating to incitement to racial hatred, for his editorship of issue 12 of The Rune (an anti-Semitic magazine), published in 1996
And check out the long list of serious convictions of other senior BNP members (branch and area organisers) here.
What lovely people. Still, if you want to stick up for them, that's your right. Just don't expect anyone to have any liking or respect for you as a result.
In 1998, Nick Griffin, along with Paul Ballard, was convicted of violating section 19 of the Public Order Act 1986, relating to incitement to racial hatred, for his editorship of issue 12 of The Rune (an anti-Semitic magazine), published in 1996
And check out the long list of serious convictions of other senior BNP members (branch and area organisers) here.
What lovely people. Still, if you want to stick up for them, that's your right. Just don't expect anyone to have any liking or respect for you as a result.
29 have been accused of spouse abuse
7 have been arrested for fraud
19 have been accused of writing bad cheques
117 have directly or indirectly bankrupted at least 2 businesses
3 have done time for assault
71 cannot get a credit card due to bad credit
14 have been arrested on drug-related charges
8 have been arrested for shoplifting
21 are currently defendants in lawsuits
84 have been arrested for drunk driving in the last year
I thought that if someone has a spent conviction they were considered rehabilitated, well this is what the bleedin heart liberals tell us. I suppose that only goes unless they don't like their politcs. I am not sticking up for anybody and I don't need liking or respect from anyone who doesn't believe in giving someone a fair go, especially lefty trendy bleedin heart liberals.
#68
Re: More voters consider going BNP
Originally Posted by Vash the Stampede
Sure, they're here, but nowhere near on the scale of the UK.
When One Nation was in the news, there was talk that they were a force to be reckoned with; the "third" party. That racism doesn't go away, it just bubbles along until it has the next opportunity to surface.
Let's take the view of an Aussie that appears to have a far better handle on racism in Oz than you:
http://sport.guardian.co.uk/cricket/...878108,00.html
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Re: More voters consider going BNP
Originally Posted by Vash the Stampede
"Our thin skinned black brethren"?
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Re: More voters consider going BNP
Originally Posted by spalen
acquitted on two and to be retried on two. ( just checked ;-) ).
I did say lets not go near Jerry Adams mob - I dont agree with that lot either and Paisley should've been locked up years ago.
I did say lets not go near Jerry Adams mob - I dont agree with that lot either and Paisley should've been locked up years ago.
#71
Re: More voters consider going BNP
[QUOTE=Lewis Lapthorn]Tensions are there - look at Cronulla beach.
Minor as compared with what happened in Brixton in the 90,s , but with a population of 20+ mill .How significant.????................mm
Minor as compared with what happened in Brixton in the 90,s , but with a population of 20+ mill .How significant.????................mm
#72
Re: More voters consider going BNP
Originally Posted by sassenach
Yes but ian paisley is only sticking up for what is officially british sovereign land in regards to the 6 counties ,people may not like it but you wont get a more patriotic british man than an ulsterman .The preysbetarians where just as victimised by the brit government s the catholics where when the land clearances happened in scotland ,there has always been a link between scotland and ulster ,the hard line ulster man exists because the irish free state is so pro catholic this is why the likes of paisley exist they are infact protecting a heritage that has developed over a few hundred years ,rightly or wrongly they percive the other 26 counties as nothing but a marauding cudgel wielding papist mob ready to beat them into submission and when you look at the figures on protestinism in ireland it hasnt faired well at all ,so if your a unionist living inthe interface areas of belfast to them its very real and the likes of paisley speak what they want to hear ,just as gerry adams does it in the likes of the short strand and the falls.All of this is an accident of history which is causing a whole heap of pain to all sides what the answer is i dont know but brits out isnt going to help when the blood bath starts and lets face it dublin doesnt want the hot potato of the north either
Paisley is no better than Hamza. There are direct correlations between the two.
#73
Re: More voters consider going BNP
so far we've raised , Religion, and Politics, all we need now is to start digging at peoples kids and we'll be well away for a 14 page marathon.
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Re: More voters consider going BNP
Originally Posted by spalen
Im not interested in the why's wherefore's or otherwise, any tosser who cites religion as a reason to justify or support violence is as bad as a racist burning white people on upturned crucifix.
Paisley is no better than Hamza. There are direct correlations between the two.
Paisley is no better than Hamza. There are direct correlations between the two.
Last edited by sassenach; Apr 17th 2006 at 10:45 pm.
#75
Re: More voters consider going BNP
Originally Posted by sassenach
I agree but both sides are as bad as the other in ireland ,and the RA doesnt mind collecting money from the hibernians in the states and organisation is directly linked to the catholic church .And lets face it the whole british establishment is in theory a sectarian bigotted farce due to a catholic not being able to sit on the throne ,so although you dont like people who cite religion its there its intertwined with politics wether you like it or not .And untill all religions are exposed for what they are just acrutch and a scam it will always be in politics ,its just the degrees of fundamentamentalism that really is up for debate just as Hamza is a fundamentalist in the extreme the queen in her own small and less fundamental way is none the less part and parcel of the same system .