Why are the BNP so successful?

Dissident Congress · 14-02-2008, 05:11 PM

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Originally Posted by Hunter

Point me to any Party that doesn't latch on to popular opinion. In the 80s and early 90s Islamic issues were no threat.

Are you sure about this? There were over 100,000 Muslims in Britain during the 80s with much higher birth rates than non-Muslims. Do you remember the big demonstrations in Bradford over the Satanic Verses? Could this have been taken as a hint that Islamics want to have things their way?

The BNP could quite easily have taken an anti-Islamic stance back in the 80s, and included a section in its manifesto committed to banning Islam in Britain.

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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.

I don't think the invasion of Iraq in 1991 caused any shift in attitudes towards Muslims in Britain. It was 9/11.

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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.

Nobody seems to know what the real BNP policy is on Islam.

Hartlepool · 14-02-2008, 05:55 PM

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Originally Posted by Hunter

What authority does your 'buddy' quote when he gave you those numbers?

He has been a long term member but has dumped them now because of the recent sshit within the party,incidently,he says they have been struggling financialy for all of last year on up to the present.

Seems even the northern areas are having second thoughts and not renewing their memberships,expect they will still vote bnp though.

Pity about that.

Hartlepool · 14-02-2008, 05:59 PM

BB1920,who do you think you're kidding?

The bnp have never had 8,000 members,never mind quoting your silly,wishfull 10,000 number.

You could be on 3,999 at the present time,but,by next week,even less than that because the bnp is done for,and you and your mates know damned well it is,don't you?

Hunter · 14-02-2008, 06:17 PM

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Originally Posted by Hartlepool

He has been a long term member but has dumped them now because of the recent sshit within the party,incidently,he says they have been struggling financialy for all of last year on up to the present.

Seems even the northern areas are having second thoughts and not renewing their memberships,expect they will still vote bnp though.

Pity about that.

So I gather your 'buddy' is one of the 'rebels' or at least part of their group. In which case I can safely ignore any comment coming from his direction as it's sure to be totally correct......

blueblood1920 · 14-02-2008, 06:25 PM

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Originally Posted by Hartlepool

BB1920,who do you think you're kidding?

The bnp have never had 8,000 members,never mind quoting your silly,wishfull 10,000 number.

You could be on 3,999 at the present time,but,by next week,even less than that because the bnp is done for,and you and your mates know damned well it is,don't you?

The BNP passed the 10k mark recently, also by your estimates nearly 1/4 of all BNP members have stood for election last may since the party almost reached the 1000 mark in local candidates. You are talking complete and utter rubbish and are making a complete mockery of yourself.
As for being stuck for money the BNP has just raised 80K+ from its fundraising appeal which has allowed them to purchase new equipment and offices. Sounds like your 'rebel' friend doesnt have a clue what he/she is talking about and is just a bitter twisted old fool who has an axe to grind.

Rye Spangle · 14-02-2008, 06:49 PM

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Originally Posted by Adrian Davies

The BNP is not doing well. The audited figure for membership at p. 13 of the BNP’s most recent filed accounts for the year ending 31st December 2006 is 6,281, which is not a material change on 2005. It is, in effect, flat lining.

Such success as it has obtained is the result of hard work at local level by some good activists with no support from the centre (Ukippers, does this sound familiar?), the increasing consciousness that our country is being transformed into an alien land, probably governed by Sharia law, and the refusal of the Lib/Lab/Con single party with three names or the civic nationalist parties such as UKIP and the Eng Dems to talk about the inconvenient truth that national identity is in the last analysis largely a matter of common descent. In other words, it’s not ultimately about language, culture, religion, or even sovereignty, it’s in the blood.

In these extraordinarily propitious circumstances, the BNP should be doing vastly better than it is. Its failure to break out of a ghetto of the marginalised, the discontented and the disadvantaged raises disturbing questions, the answers to which need to be found, but won’t be for so long as Napoleon the Pig can persuade the sheep on his very own Animal Farm at Welshpool to blame Snowball for the failures of his corrupt and tyrannical regime.

I looked at The Freedom Party's manifesto and it looks good. Are you guys going to contest any elections? Surley The Freedom Party has the potential (no disrespect to any BNP members here, I don't subscribe to bashing you guys as 'nazis').

PCMadness · 14-02-2008, 07:35 PM

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Originally Posted by Hunter

On this basis, the Jewish terrorist group known as the Stern Gang has were trying to form alliances with Nazi Germany as late as 1944.

Sorry, I know things have moved on but this is in reply to Hunter.

Yes. Stern believed that dying for the 'foreign occupier' who was obstructing the creation of the Jewish State was useless. He differentiated between 'enemies of the Jewish people' (e.g., the British) and 'Jew haters' (e.g. the Nazis), believing that the former needed to be defeated and the latter manipulated. To this end, he initiated contact with Nazi authorities, in order to enlist their aid in establishing the Jewish state in Eretz Yisrael, open to Jewish refugees from Nazism, in exchange for collaborating with Germany against the British Empire in the Second World War. (wiki)

Husseini on the other hand had genocide on his mind and formed the Bosnian Muslim Waffen SS company, the "Hanjar Troopers," who slaughtered 90 percent of the Jews in Bosnia and burned "countless Serbian churches and villages." Other Bosnian Muslim units raised by the mufti were sent to Croatia and Hungary, where they participated in the killing of Jews. He spouted his hatred for Jews until his death in 1974

Dissident Congress · 14-02-2008, 10:14 PM

Until the BNP has more members than the number of Muslims in Britain then they had better realise that if the Muslim community really wanted to, they could easily blast the BNP off the face of the earth.

blueblood1920 · 14-02-2008, 10:47 PM

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Originally Posted by Dissident Congress

Until the BNP has more members than the number of Muslims in Britain then they had better realise that if the Muslim community really wanted to, they could easily blast the BNP off the face of the earth.

Was that pun intended?

Hunter · 15-02-2008, 12:37 AM

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Originally Posted by Dissident Congress

Until the BNP has more members than the number of Muslims in Britain then they had better realise that if the Muslim community really wanted to, they could easily blast the BNP off the face of the earth.

And no doubt everyone else would stand by and watch, cheering from the sidelines....

Who would their next target be......?

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14-02-2008, 05:59 PM	#33 (permalink)
Hartlepool Uber Member Join Date: Jan 2005 Location: North East England Posts: 6,814 Party: Popular Democrats	BB1920,who do you think you're kidding? The bnp have never had 8,000 members,never mind quoting your silly,wishfull 10,000 number. You could be on 3,999 at the present time,but,by next week,even less than that because the bnp is done for,and you and your mates know damned well it is,don't you?

14-02-2008, 10:14 PM	#38 (permalink)
Dissident Congress Senior Member Join Date: Dec 2006 Posts: 750	Until the BNP has more members than the number of Muslims in Britain then they had better realise that if the Muslim community really wanted to, they could easily blast the BNP off the face of the earth.