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Originally Posted by blueblood1920
Intellectual policies that are being rejected at local level, intellectual policies rejected in London. Either your policies are not really that intellectual or they are just ****. I am not expecting an amazing result, but this will give the BNP a challenge and at the end of this the party will have learnt new things and will be able to take them newly learned things into future elections and improve our results in not so fertile ground.
UKIP seem to be on a downward spiral, they also have local problems in this area with the local chairman being expelled by the main party.
HM you are one of the most deluded posters on here at this moment in time, you remind me of 'Francis' who was predicting a humiliation at the London elections for BNP and wouldnt believe me that we would do well and win a seat. At the end of the day I was proven right and I am confident in my electoral knowledge, we will see who is right and who is wrong when the results are declared.
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I'm not a foolish optimist. I don't expect UKIP to get over 7% and I certainly don't expect the BNP to get over 2%. UKIP recently gained councillors, came 4th ragging the Greens in Crewe. I don't see either of these things, especially with much of the electorate in a fervent 'bash Brown' mentality as a "downward spiral". The only message the BNP will learn from Henley is this: only contest seats where you can whip up racial tension because of the low-paid racist vote you will undoubtedly receive there.