B.N.P. Broadcast

British-Conservatism · 22-04-2008, 05:48 PM

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Originally Posted by John Cooper

I thought the broadcast looked like a bank.
I changed to the BNP and saved £50 on my mortgage a month.

very good.

arden forester · 22-04-2008, 05:49 PM

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Originally Posted by Rebirth

I thought it was a democratic political party.

Democratic? I thought it was because it is perceived as being in Griffin's pocket (trouser pocket!) that many have left!

British-Conservatism · 22-04-2008, 06:00 PM

The broadcast was quite good but could have done with a few more populaist policies in it.

Dissident Congress · 22-04-2008, 06:15 PM

I'm wondering how much impact BNP election broadcasts make nowadays amongst the electorate. In 1997, the BNP phone was non-stop ringing after the controversial election broadcast was aired, but then internet users were a minority unlike today where most people have access to the internet in one way or another.

The broadcast focused around families with young children. It was a tad dull and fell short on the populist policies.

Rebirth · 22-04-2008, 07:16 PM

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Originally Posted by arden forester

Democratic? I thought it was because it is perceived as being in Griffin's pocket (trouser pocket!) that many have left!

I was only pointing out that the B8P isn't an iceberg.

The Bear · 23-04-2008, 06:24 AM

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Originally Posted by Mikeuk

Well quote a few so that we can examine them.

No. People should investigate for themselves and then draw their own conclusions.

As for when statements and assertions were made, that doesn't matter.

A person with deep seated warped views about people who are of a different race to themselves is not going to change such opinions over any period of time.

This is further underwritten to be true when people by their actions and the sort of company they choose to keep confirms that their twisted opinions have not changed by one iota since the company they choose to associate with have the same warped outlook on life and other people as they themselves have supported in the past.

Put more simply, a leopard can't change its spots.

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Originally Posted by Mikeuk

You've lost me.

That I can't help.

Mikeuk · 23-04-2008, 06:38 AM

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Originally Posted by The Bear

No. People should investigate for themselves and then draw their own conclusions.

Another great quote from the master of management. If you don't know the answer lay a bullsh*t smokescreen and scarper.

I can picture an expert lecture given by Bear, very much like a lesson taken by one of my old French masters. 'OK you lot. Read chapters 1-5 of The Five Minute Manager meets the Monkey. If you haven't got a copy, borrow one from somebody'. (leaves to spend an hour in the pub).

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A person with deep seated warped views about people who are of a different race to themselves is not going to change such opinions over any period of time.

How about a person with an obviously deep seated warped view of his own race and nation, assuming yours actually does happen to be he same as the rest of us? Didn't you once say you have some kind of foreign antecedents? That might explain your alienation from one of our greatest achievements -The British Empire.

And Britannist says you are in favour of a united Europe.

The Bear · 23-04-2008, 07:02 AM

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Originally Posted by Mikeuk

Another great quote from the master of management. If you don't know the answer lay a bullsh*t smokescreen and scarper.

I can picture an expert lecture given by Bear, very much like a lesson taken by one of my old French masters. 'OK you lot. Read chapters 1-5 of The Five Minute Manager meets the Monkey. If you haven't got a copy, borrow one from somebody'. (leaves to spend an hour in the pub).

LOL!

I think you mean “The One Minuet Manager” by Ken Blanchard and Spencer Johnson!
(It’s actually a very good book!)

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Originally Posted by Mikeuk

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A person with deep seated warped views about people who are of a different race to themselves is not going to change such opinions over any period of time.

How about a person with an obviously deep seated warped view of his own race and nation, assuming yours actually does happen to be he same as the rest of us? Didn't you once say you have some kind of foreign antecedents? That might explain your alienation from one of our greatest achievements -The British Empire.

Amazing.
WHAT deep seated warped view of my own race and nation? Please explain as I really don’t understand.

My alienation from one of our greatest achievements -The British Empire?

What on earth gives you that impresion?

As for my “foreign antecedents, no more or than any other British person.

You know,if you think about it the only possible TRUE British native life form would at best be a blue green algae which (up until very recently) I had thought to have been extinct for hundreds of millions of years!

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Originally Posted by Mikeuk

And Britannist says you are in favour of a united Europe.

OF COURSE I AM! That should come as NO surprise!

The trick is going to be to get the very best for Britain or at least England out of the united Europe that we can!

Vortex · 23-04-2008, 08:21 AM

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Originally Posted by mkpdavies

I thought it was average to poor. Griffin was the most polished, the rest were clearly ham actors.

Barnbrook came across as a total freak.

Still, I am going to let you all into a little secret. I would probably vote BNP over Lib Lab Con now. I simply see the old lot as a bigger threat.

However, before I got to BNP I would have to wade through Libertarian, UKIP, EDP, FEP, Monster Raving Loony, Liberal, Independent, Left List, Christian, Communist, Natural Law, Scrap the Congestion and many other parties first.

Ah Mr Davies has returned to the fray! Welcome back, I've missed your give it to them straight anti-BNP posts, we've had to put up with that pseudo intellectual Bear instead!

By the way you missed out the "Save Woking FC from Relegation Party"

Mikeuk · 23-04-2008, 04:18 PM

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Originally Posted by The Bear

LOL!

I think you mean “The One Minuet Manager” by Ken Blanchard and Spencer Johnson!
(It’s actually a very good book!)

This would be some kind of manual for 18th century dancing-masters, yes?

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My alienation from one of our greatest achievements -The British Empire?

What on earth gives you that impresion?

Well let's put it this way. My late father lived in India between 1917 and 1939, first in the Indian Army and then in business, so he was very much part of the late 'Imperial scene'. I still have his Government of India passport with the Viceroy's (facsimile) signaure.

The life out there was very good for him and his compatriots but somehow I don't think that your ideas would have fitted in too well. The ballot on your application to join the club could have resembled a field full of sheep's droppings.

Our Empire - like all the others - was based on inequality. Egalitarianism killed it off.

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22-04-2008, 06:15 PM	#34 (permalink)
Dissident Congress Senior Member Join Date: Dec 2006 Posts: 714	I'm wondering how much impact BNP election broadcasts make nowadays amongst the electorate. In 1997, the BNP phone was non-stop ringing after the controversial election broadcast was aired, but then internet users were a minority unlike today where most people have access to the internet in one way or another. The broadcast focused around families with young children. It was a tad dull and fell short on the populist policies.