For_England

This is one major reason I vote BNP. Eventually, legal or not, they will be given amnesty and will be full British 'citizens'. Soon we will lose control of our control. An England where the English are a minority is not England, even if we live in the same land.

Mikeuk

More yap on the anti-British Broadcasting Corp this morning about the so-called 'Baby Boom'.

On comes some black woman with eight children - all no doubt supported by us. Total silence about the fact that the 'Baby Boom'is confined to immigrants and to our 'ethnic' brethren who are, of course, as English as you and I.

Pass the sick bag.

For_England

What solution do you have though?

TonyG

No doubt some members of the BNP/NF will have a final solution tucked away somewhere.

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For_England

I guess the BNP still have a long way to go to overcome their poor image. Nevertheless, what solution do you have? I vote BNP based upon two things: 1) their stated policies are very good, in my opinion. 2) there isn't any alternative and time is running out (and I'm not just talking about the indigenous population becoming a minority, though I am including that).

kernow

I wonder if Joe and Jane public realise this is a fact! I doubt it because I'm sure if they did there would be a right old "Hue and cry"! Our politicians from all parties are very quiet on this subject, probably because they're scared of being 'scolded' by Ms Chakrabarti and the human rights PC brigade!

For_England

I hope people realise it before it's too late to do anything about it. That's why I'm glad in a way that the Labour party want to bring multi-culturalism to all classes. I think that will be the only way we will have a chance of stopping it. We are who we are, and I believe we have the right to be preserved as a people, just as any other group seeking self-determination.

g hall

Where does the "Indigenous Population" start and stop ? with the Celts or further back or forward ?

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tito

Further back, there were natives here that the Celts killed.

BNPforme, would you say it is possible to have an English black man? An asian-born muslim Englishman? Your stance is weak and dangerous.

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For_England

No, of course not. It is your stance that is weak, artificial, and dangerous. Those who see nationhood as just a load of citizens living together on the same piece of land fail to understand the social value of a shared culture and common descent. That is why everything which stems out of having a nation is eroding away - democracy, law, patriotism, strong family, morals, independence, and identity. We are reaping the whirl-wind of destruction that multi-culturalism is bringing on us. Everyone has an ethnic group to which they belong, and they should be encouraged to feel proud of it. Why is it the English have to share their identity with everyone else? We have all these projects where people can feel proud of who they are and of their roots. What do the English have? We can't even have our own national holiday without the Left either trying to shut it down, pretend it doesn't exist, or multi-culturalise it. Not only is our land being colonised, now we can't even have our own unique ethnic identity? I would noy deny that to the most primitive tribe in a rain forest. As this article from the Salisbury Review points out, 'nationhood' is organic: it is not something that only gets its definition from the Home Office.

http://djronnqvist.com/?p=9


Lastly, I am not an Indian or African. There is nothing wrong with being either of those, but I am not one. I am English. But according to your logic, presumably if I moved to India and became a citizen, I would be just as much Indian as someone with indigenous genes who was born and bred in the country? Is that right? I'm sure they wouldn't agree.