THE ENGLISH DEMOCRATS AND THE BNP SUPPORTER CONUNDRUM.

Get quite amused by the snooty attitude displayed by people who look down their noses at BNP supporters and shout unclean at them as if they’re medieval lepers. The BNP was formed over 30 years ago when there was no party that took seriously the massive changes that were being forced on us by mass immigration and the strain it was putting on civic cohesion and the public services of this nation. So we arrive at the 21st century and find to our dismay that this attitude of the Big Three continues, with record immigration taking place over the last decade, and not one of those three prepared to make the decisive changes to our immigration policy that might stem this seemingly endless tide that floods in from the Commonwealth, Europe and beyond. Despite promises made by ALL parties prior to the election, we all know it’s just to get your vote. Oh they know only too well the feelings of the vast majority of English people , but choose to ignore it or just plain lie, and the electorate, too stupid or gullible or polarised or apathetic, choose to stay away from the polls to show their disgust at a deeply flawed political elite who have succeeded in dumbing down those voters and installing such an aura of disgust with politics that they refuse to engage at all in the political system. This elite of British politics have infected the whole political system and the damage they have done seems irreparable. So these BNP voters turned to the only organised party that seemed offer them some hope. There was nobody else. Are they all racist ?..of course not. Trying to protect your culture doesn’t make you that. But after 30 years it’s obvious that the breakthrough so long predicted by the BNP and their supporters is not going to happen. For sure they occupy a couple of seats at the EU table but they have been isolated, marginalised and unable to influence any policy within it. For parties to influence British Politics you must gain Commons seats, a target for UKIP, BNP and us and one that we all have been spectacularly unsuccessful at ! The problem that both UKIP and the BNP have is the baggage they bring with them and their inability to accept the changing face of Britain that has occurred since devolution and the Scotland Act. UKIP is seen as the EU sceptic wing of the Tory party and will never cross that divide between Tory and Labour. The BNP will always be tarnished with the racist blood that infects it with their present leader Mr Griffin. He is inseparable from them and part of their DNA. Then there’s us. We attempt to cross that divide between different ideologies. To find common ground between the left and the right. Are we after the BNP vote ? A resounding YES from me. Like we are after the disaffected Tory, Labour and Liberal vote. Amazing that Margaret Hodge specifically, and on record, says that she is attempting to win back those that voted for the BNP in her constituency, but when another party intimates the same thing double standards apply ! The truth of the matter is we do offer a practical solution to our immigration problem that is accepted by all our members, white and black, left or right. That we should welcome ex-BNP supporters over to us I also have no doubt about. If they truly have had an epiphany and accept the reality of Britain today, why not ? To cast people out and turn your back on those people whose alternative would be to carry on voting in the same misguided way would be a mistake of monumental proportion. Confucious said ‘Only the wisest and stupidest of men never change’…Something we would do well to remember.