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Originally Posted by Edward Longshanks
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Originally Posted by Tom Wilde
Reckon the BNP wil be level-pegging with the Workers Revolutionary Party next time. The two have a lot in common anyway.
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Sorry to disappoint you, but it's the Labour Party that's falling apart in Barking not the BNP. With the LibDems and Tories nowhere and UKIP just a joke... |
I just thought that I should mention that the Conservatives were only a few hundred votes behind the BNP in the London Borough of Barking/Dagenham local elections in May 2006. I don't think one can say that they (the Conservatives) are "knowhere" (as Edward does above). The Tory vote was spread to thinly across the whole borough (of Barking-Dagenham) to win alot of council wards - but that matters less at a General Election when the division will not be into lots of wards - but which will just be a straight split between the two constituencies which make up the Borough.
Needless to say, it would be nice to see both Hodge (Lie-bour MP for Barking) and Cruddas (Lie-bour MP for Dagenham) kicked out at the next election - a good hard boot from the electorate up their backsides, the pair of them :twisted: .
Neither Hodge (wealthy ex-Labour Party leftist Islington councillor) and Cruddas (highly unimpressive MP who replaced the very anti-EU Labour MP Brian Gould who returned to his native New Zealand) have anything in common with the people of Barking-Dagenham Borough.
The Labour Party is a vile anti-English working class party which is now run by the wealthy internationalist (i.e. anti-British) europhile metro-'elite' who have no time at all for the good working class folk of Essex (such as those in Barking-Dagenham).