Thread: Debate: George Hargreaves vs Nick Griffin

Yes, I also quite like the Christian Party. I also commend George Heargraves to have the courage and integrity to admit that they were wrong to call the BNP nazis in their billboard campaign.

I'm not sure why this nurse's case has got anything to do with party politics but I would agree that Christians are very misguided and divided about which is their proper political party.

I suppose the divide is between the naive and idealistic, and the more practical and world weary Christians. In that TV debate the station owner expresses his "no borders" conviction, apparently oblivious that if the world had no borders people from poor countries would start moving en masse into the rich countries and it would be absolute chaos.

The Christian Party itself is in favour of immigration control. It is also in favour of low taxes and minimal government, an American style of policy which probably stems from its support in the black gospel community. This probably annoys white social reformist Christians who would be more likely to support Labour because thay still believe that it is the party which would redistribute wealth from the rich to the poor, oblivious to the fact that Labour has been hijacked by Marxists who view the extinction of Christianity as a necessary step towards social transformation and a New World Order.

There is also a good argument that the Conservatives are the natural party of British Christianity - I used to know somebody at a church who was staunchly Conservative, and he was gay as well - but then plenty of Christians object to Thatcher, although they have been brainwashed by the media into believing that she was evil and don't realise the bigger picture was to try and free Britain from creeping socialism.

I find the targeting of Christians by the BNP a bit creepy personally.