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Originally Posted by Vortex
The EFP is a proscribed organization of the BNP. We consider them to be too extreme and beyond the pale. We also condemn withour reservation anti-semitism.
It seems that anyone who waves a little St George's Cross flag is a pal of the EDP! It doesn't matter if they're neo-nazis, anti-semitic or former members of the Ku Klux Klan! 
Id like to see a joint EDP/EFP meeting where Ed Abrams and Sati Chaggar were speaking!  |
Letīs be fair here, I do not see anything wrong in the EDP organising a meeting with other parties who share some of their aims. Both seek autonomy/independence for England, and despite the fact that the EFP are perecived as far-right, should they contest the same ward or constituency they may well confuse voters and/or split the vote - in which case they ought to meet to discuss this issue at the very least.
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