Splitting the vote and extremist anti racists

Englishman · 08-10-2007, 05:47 PM

Are the EDP happy splitting the vote of the BNP who are the only nationalist party with the most English nationalists within them, who have the only chance of making change through political power in the near future?

Are the EDP a bunch of those extremist anti racists who jump on anything and view it as racism?
This is a nationalist party who wanted to have a policy on anti racism,
How PC would that policy be for a nationalist party!!!???

Smidgey · 08-10-2007, 06:20 PM

Except the BNP stands candidates outside of England, so they are not equivalent to the EDP...

Englander 1 · 08-10-2007, 06:55 PM

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Originally Posted by Englishman

Are the EDP happy splitting the vote of the BNP who are the only nationalist party with the most English nationalists within them, who have the only chance of making change through political power in the near future?

Are the EDP a bunch of those extremist anti racists who jump on anything and view it as racism?
This is a nationalist party who wanted to have a policy on anti racism,
How PC would that policy be for a nationalist party!!!???

Dont quite see it that way...an intersting comment I read the other day and I quote "Why does their site promote Britain yet have 3 kids wearing COSG shirts to the right of their logo on their website?

They seem to also follow the regions of England and their leader lives in Wales.

Are the BNP a setup? They seem to be following Browns ideology of slurring Britain and England as the same thing".

It is obvious the B8P have plenty of English Nationalist supporters, and good look to them. They have been around a long time and will attract the support from frustrated voters who see our country being undermined by the British political 'elite'. However the EDP are Englands true National Party and given time and exposure we will continue to grow in strength and influence.

Hartlepool · 08-10-2007, 07:36 PM

Sorry,E1,but you just don't have the time to expand in strength and influence that you mention because in less than two years we will all be firmly under the heel of the Communist EU.

The EDP want "an England for the English" and a select few of whatevers acceptible to them,and,then there's the bnp who want "Britain for the all white's".

Both ideals are not possible,either in amalgamation with each other, or, on their own, as they have set out their stalls on something that is absolutely impossible to achieve.

UKIP,however,has a realistic main goal to leave the Communist EU and that goal can be obtained by them.

Little Englander (sour) · 08-10-2007, 08:45 PM

Beats me why UKIP bothers to stand in National elections, they should concentrate all their energy and finance into making a clean sweep of the European Parliamentary seats.
Now that would, or should be, an achieveable goal.
In England, Scotland, Wales and N. Ireland, UKIP will not win a National seat as long as their arses look downwards. The EDP just might.

Raymond Finch · 08-10-2007, 08:48 PM

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Originally Posted by Little Englander (sour)

Beats me why UKIP bothers to stand in National elections, they should concentrate all their energy and finance into making a clean sweep of the European Parliamentary seats.
Now that would, or should be, an achieveable goal.
In England, Scotland, Wales and N. Ireland, UKIP will not win a National seat as long as their arses look downwards. The EDP just might.

Like a bet on that?

Englishman · 09-10-2007, 09:33 AM

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Originally Posted by Englander 1

-Dont quite see it that way...an intersting comment I read the other day and I quote "Why does their site promote Britain yet have 3 kids wearing COSG shirts to the right of their logo on their website?

ENGLISHMAN SAYS
(((*** Could this be is because that they are a unionist party who reckognise the English and England in a big way, unlike the usual unionist parties who dare not even mention England and the English.
Also why do the English Democrats claim to promote Englishness and yet have a video of an Asian on their main page and have fielded Asian and African candidates***)))

-They seem to also follow the regions of England and their leader lives in Wales.

ENGLISHMAN SAYS
(((*** The BNP don't want England split into regions, and yes although the BNP leader lives in Wales as you can see on their website he has given a heavy focus on England and the English, becasue as a unionist party they are not ascared to mention and focus on the English and England.***)))

-Are the BNP a setup? They seem to be following Browns ideology of slurring Britain and England as the same thing".

ENGLISHMAN SAYS
(((*** And it could also be the case of a unionist party who are unionist but with a heavy focus on England and the English, unlike the main unionist parties.
And the EDP are seen as sluring immigrants and the English as the same thing when they are not.***)))

-It is obvious the B8P have plenty of English Nationalist supporters, and good look to them. They have been around a long time and will attract the support from frustrated voters who see our country being undermined by the British political 'elite'. However the EDP are Englands true National Party and given time and exposure we will continue to grow in strength and influence.

ENGLISHMAN SAYS
(((*** Firstly the EDP are not a true nationalsit party, they have a very watered down version of Englishness and dare not fight for the ethnic English and dare not shout about immigration due to not wanting to be seen as extremists, which is what I was told personally by the EDP,
And we just haven't got time to wait for you to build from day one, the BNP have took that long road already and are now breaking through just in time, so wouldn't it be common sense to support them with their break through or would you rather we all wait for the EDP to start breaking through, by which time it will be too late to save England.***)))

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Englishman · 09-10-2007, 10:33 AM

I note you didn't actualy answer the questions I put to you?
Could you please answer the questions specificaly and don't throw in the detour.

Quote:

Originally Posted by Englander 1

Dont quite see it that way...an intersting comment I read the other day and I quote "Why does their site promote Britain yet have 3 kids wearing COSG shirts to the right of their logo on their website?

They seem to also follow the regions of England and their leader lives in Wales.

Are the BNP a setup? They seem to be following Browns ideology of slurring Britain and England as the same thing".

It is obvious the B8P have plenty of English Nationalist supporters, and good look to them. They have been around a long time and will attract the support from frustrated voters who see our country being undermined by the British political 'elite'. However the EDP are Englands true National Party and given time and exposure we will continue to grow in strength and influence.

Englishman · 09-10-2007, 10:36 AM

The EDP need a good 20 odd years to build up to win a national election seat.

Sadly we aint got the time for that, England needs saving now.

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Originally Posted by Raymond Finch

Like a bet on that?

Englishman · 09-10-2007, 10:42 AM

Also within aprox 3 to 4 years places like Leicester are predicted to have the indigenous white population a minorety, this means the English will be a minorety quite soon in Cities like Leicester.
How on earth can the EDP put up a decent enough fight to help stop this in places like Leicester within the next 3 to 4 years?
The BNP are fighting that right, they are the only nationalist party who will get any wehre near saving places like Leicester etc from the cultural and ethnic cleansing of the English that they are expereancing.

The EDP have only 3 people turning up to meetings in Leicester right now, and thats the East Mids chairman and the new Leicester Chairman and one member of the public who has learning difficulties.
Are these 3 people going to save Leicester soon then?

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Originally Posted by Hartlepool

Sorry,E1,but you just don't have the time to expand in strength and influence that you mention because in less than two years we will all be firmly under the heel of the Communist EU.

08-10-2007, 05:47 PM	#1 (permalink)
Englishman Member Join Date: Dec 2006 Posts: 221	Splitting the vote and extremist anti racists Are the EDP happy splitting the vote of the BNP who are the only nationalist party with the most English nationalists within them, who have the only chance of making change through political power in the near future? Are the EDP a bunch of those extremist anti racists who jump on anything and view it as racism? This is a nationalist party who wanted to have a policy on anti racism, How PC would that policy be for a nationalist party!!!???

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08-10-2007, 06:20 PM	#2 (permalink)
Smidgey Uber Member Join Date: Feb 2006 Location: Edinburgh Posts: 2,195 Party: Libertarian Party	Except the BNP stands candidates outside of England, so they are not equivalent to the EDP...

08-10-2007, 07:36 PM	#4 (permalink)
Hartlepool Uber Member Join Date: Jan 2005 Location: North East England Posts: 6,785 Party: Free England Party	Sorry,E1,but you just don't have the time to expand in strength and influence that you mention because in less than two years we will all be firmly under the heel of the Communist EU. The EDP want "an England for the English" and a select few of whatevers acceptible to them,and,then there's the bnp who want "Britain for the all white's". Both ideals are not possible,either in amalgamation with each other, or, on their own, as they have set out their stalls on something that is absolutely impossible to achieve. UKIP,however,has a realistic main goal to leave the Communist EU and that goal can be obtained by them.

08-10-2007, 08:45 PM	#5 (permalink)
Little Englander (sour) Senior Member Join Date: Dec 2006 Location: Portsmouth Posts: 949 Party: English Democrats	Beats me why UKIP bothers to stand in National elections, they should concentrate all their energy and finance into making a clean sweep of the European Parliamentary seats. Now that would, or should be, an achieveable goal. In England, Scotland, Wales and N. Ireland, UKIP will not win a National seat as long as their arses look downwards. The EDP just might.