StGeorge

What makes you think they support the EU then?

Populist Lee

If you mean "UKIP will be pleased" then say "UKIP will be pleased".

Tony Bennett

This 'Veelad', a.k.a. Ken Wharton, who purports to condemn possible links between the BNP and UKIP, wouldn't be the same Ken Wharton as the Webmaster of the Popular Alliance, who in that capacity posted this blog in early August (typos in orginal):

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QUOTE: "On the issue of immigration we do not need politicians and the Guardianistas threadbare reasoning, for accepting the situation, any right thinking person based on no more than personal observation, realises that the indigenous population is being subsumed in an ever increasing tide of immigration. I take the view that it must be stopped immediately......our island is full,the money will run our shortly, we can take no more ." UNQUOTE

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Would it?

Or the same Ken Wharton, Webmaster of the Popular Alliance, who wrote these memorable recent contributions on the Popular Alliance Blog?

KEN WHARTON (1) QUOTE: "We at the Popular Alliance believe Blair and his cronies to be so incompetent that they are the only ministers to put the grenade in their mouths, and then pull the pin out when they attempt to come out fighting".

KEN WHARTON (2) QUOTE: "Yesterday, the papers were awash with some politically correct apologists for the Muslim community, as usual they crawl out of the woodwork spouting total denial multiculturalist rubbish. The appeasers are now crawling out from underneath their stones".

KEN WHARTON (3) QUOTE: "The “religion of peace” is showing us all exactly what it means, as it now targets the injured and sick who cannot defend themselves. Today in the news, we see a perfect example of the “religion of peace” showing its true sickening colours when a serviceman recovering in hospital was accosted by a Muslim visitor. Of course these so called “British” Muslims feel very brave when they know they cannot be bought to book because the target of their evil venom is incapacitated in some way, however it would be a different story if the paratrooper was fully fit, and no doubt the offenders legs would not be able to move quick enough should the paratrooper take a menacing step in his direction".

Or this, about David Cameron: KEN WHARTON (4) QUOTE: "Obviously we have another single celled brain trying to overcome the mental barrier of tougher sentencing, someone who would rather hug a mugger, rather than bang them up for 20 years".

Would it?

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Veelad

Yup, That would be me Tony :mrgreen:

BASILDON BOY

Is this the Popular Alliance of Juddah or the Judaan Popular Alliance?

Populist Lee

I wonder who was the first fool to coin the phrase:-
"There is no such thing as bad publicity"?

If I didn't know better; I might have said some gents have been stitched up by the Searchlight Mob.

Hartlepool

No,not them again,surely. :roll:

Populist Lee

Maybe it was you.

>> what makes you think I'm a ukipper? <<
Isn't that what you asked on Friday?
Such an odd question to ask.

I try not to jump to conclusions.
Although it has been known before for anonymous telephone calls to cause a lot of trouble.
It's not in the Rocket Science category of how to cause party breakdowns, is it?

Hartlepool

He he.. :wink:

Tom Wilde

Are you joking? The page on the BNP website to which you linked contained an appeal by the saddo leader of the fascists for UKIP people to join his party. That doesn't constitute a handshake between the two parties! If some seedy drug dealer hisses at you from a dark alley as you walk past:"Hey mister, want some crack?" does that mean you have co-operated with him?

The BNP are getting a bit desperate. The publication of their latest set of accounts apparently showed that their membership was shrinking, not growing. They and the main newspapers all, for different reasons, like to promiote the myth of an ever-growing BNP, but it isn't true, and they won't be able to keep up the pretence for much longer. Yes, the public are worried about immigration, yes, that translates still into occasionally respectable local council byelection results, but the BNP are just too unpleasant to attract most people as members.