Thread: Did you spot no2eu in brussels?

That's the BNP's specialty though. The reality is though that it is like trying to mix oil and water, it will never work. The best we can hope for is a reasonable relationship where we do not attack each other and attack the common enemy. I would never support Bob Crow and for those who think they aught to they should consider supporting the BNP instead. I think the numbers that could potentially support a try rightwing party such as the UKIP are just as many that may like to support the BNP. We cannot and should not pretend to be something that we are not though. We would lose credibility and look false if we were to renounce our principles in an attempt to appeal to the popular vote. My method is just to keep putting out the truth and to stick by the truth through thick and thin, even if the immediate issue might go against us. We will do much better if we built up a reputation for trust. It's like when Lord Pearson had not read some policy statement on car park attendants. He told the BBC straight that he had not heard of it. Nigel Farage would have spun it, but you lose something by that. So just keep the straight talking going and eventually we will gain the trust of the majority. Working class people like anyone else respect honesty.