Hunter

OK....I'll play with you....

Holocaust denial: I get really pee'd off at people who use the suffering of millions of people to try and score points in a debate. Do you really KNOW anything about the Holocaust, or are you, as said previously, just spouting off? For example, how many people were killed in those camps?

neo-Nazi, terrorist and paramilitary groups: The only problem we have here is in the difinition of 'terrorist'. Depending on who the backers are will depend on whether or not the groups are 'terrorists' or 'freedom-fighters'. For example, the Taliban were trained and armed by the British and US governments. Saddam Hussain was trained by the British. The pre-Israel Jewish terrorist groups (still classed as terrorists in some British files - for the murder of British soldiers for example) are now hailed as freedom fighters.
So in this connection I would need to know which neo-Nazi, terrorist and paramilitary groups you're referring to, so we can determine which category they fall into.

Violence and Criminal Behaviour: You really want to go down this one? If so, give me some examples, and I guarantee to give you two from each of the three mainstream Parties to match.

A Party of convictions: I don't quite understand what you mean by this. Please elaborate.

The BNP is opposed to mix-race relationships: Where did you get this one from? There are quite a few BNP members who are involved in 'mix-race' relationships, or who have Grandchildren from 'mix-race' relationships. I think they would be quite upset to know about this one....

John Tyndall: Once again, reverting to the past. John Tyndall died almost three years ago. He founded the BNP in 1982, two years after he left the National Front. Nick Griffin replaced John Tyndall as Chairman in 1999.

When I was at school (going back a few years now...) my History teacher, excellent bloke by the way, told us to refer to Mein Kampf if we wanted to know the real reasoning behind the start of WW2. Where does this place him?