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brian lee · 09-04-2008, 11:46 PM

The Rev. John Stanton was a member of the Conservative Party, Lib.Dems, Green Party, UKIP and for a brief period last week, he tells us, the BNP.

He and his wife have just proposed and seconded a Green candidate in the local elections. Obviously a quick return to to grace after his dalliance with the BNP. As he claimed he didn't know much about the BNP, he presumably doesn't know the Greens are pro EU. Perhaps he is just being a good Christian and trying to be, 'All things to All Men'. I.e. pro EU and anti EU at the same time. (He never joined the English Democrats. Maybe he thinks we are past redemption or that wanting an English Parliament is sinful). For my own interest, I will try to find out his current status at the count after Polling Closes on 1st May.

Isn't life exciting in South East Essex?

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brian lee Senior Member Join Date: Sep 2005 Location: South Essex Posts: 612	As a follow up to 'Why did Reverend choose BNP over UKIP? ' The Rev. John Stanton was a member of the Conservative Party, Lib.Dems, Green Party, UKIP and for a brief period last week, he tells us, the BNP. He and his wife have just proposed and seconded a Green candidate in the local elections. Obviously a quick return to to grace after his dalliance with the BNP. As he claimed he didn't know much about the BNP, he presumably doesn't know the Greens are pro EU. Perhaps he is just being a good Christian and trying to be, 'All things to All Men'. I.e. pro EU and anti EU at the same time. (He never joined the English Democrats. Maybe he thinks we are past redemption or that wanting an English Parliament is sinful). For my own interest, I will try to find out his current status at the count after Polling Closes on 1st May. Isn't life exciting in South East Essex?