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Originally Posted by Dissident Congress
The BNP hasn't always been anti-Muslim. They would accept white Muslims as members back in the days when Tyndall was at the helm providing they opposed religious extremism and Sharia law.
Either the issues surrounding Islam were under the BNP's radar during the 80s and 90s, or the BNP has latched onto popular opinion following 9/11 and launched a big propaganda exercise that works.
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Point me to any Party that doesn't latch on to popular opinion. In the 80s and early 90s Islamic issues were no threat. This has changed since the invasion of Iraq in 91. Since that time, the number of Muslims in Britain has greatly increased - to the point that they ignore British Law (Sharia Courts) and are actively seeking to impose their way of life on us. The difference between the BNP and other Parties is that the BNP promise to do something about it, not mollycoddle them, giving into their every demand.