Posted on 13 April, 2008 by tommarley
The BNP have allowed cameras into their planning meetings for the London mayoral election.
Check it out here. The perceptive viewer may suspect this meeting was staged.
What should be of concern to any BNP member is the fact that they seem preoccupied with staking out the locations where the ballot boxes are held. So much for leafletting.
Filed under: Far right, London Elections 2008 | Tagged: BNP, Electoral Reform, London Mayoral Election | 1 Comment »
Posted on 13 April, 2008 by tomguise
Archant is a newspaper group with over 20 newspapers across London. Labourhome and Mike Ion both report on how they have recently taken money from the BNP in exchange for advertising spaces in their papers. The BNP is working hard to gain its first ever seat on the Greater London Assembly.
I ask you this, is [...]
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Posted on 3 April, 2008 by daveborland
The BNP have told their supporters to give their second preference vote to Boris.
The article also notes how the former Conservative councillor for Southwark and second preference choice for London Assembly for the BNP has had to be dropped after posting on his blog statements that appear to advocate violence against women, including:
“I’ve never understood [...]
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Posted on 25 February, 2008 by tommarley
Posted on 23 February, 2008 by brigidjones
Flicking through the Birmingham Post today, I came across some colourful quotes from one of BULS’s more blogged-about councillors, John Lines.
Of asylum seekers, he remarked:
“Some scallywag, some scumbag can jump on the back of a lorry, come over under the tunnel and never expect to do a day’s work in his (expletive deleted) life. And [...]
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Posted on 9 February, 2008 by tommarley
(A guest blog by Neil Watkins, Chair of Keele Labour Students)
I recently overheard a member of the BNP telling somebody that he wasn’t a racist – instead, he claimed to be a ‘racialist’. Such claims are typical of the BNP’s attempts to sidestep accusations of racism, and they are partially successful because of the fact [...]
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