'We do not have thousands of Nazis running around'

The Labour MP Jon Cruddas talks to the Guardian about the BNP and politics in Barking and Dagenham prior to the London elections

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Nice little video although much was taken from a New Labour perspective.

Just goes to show that the people who vote for the British National Party are not Racist bigots unlike the media normally suggest and that people believe that politics needs a new perspective.

People who generally oppose the party have little understanding in the ideology of the party policies. As some surveys have shown the majority of the public supports the main policies when they are told what they are.
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Those that vote for the British National Party are decent ordinary people who have opened their eyes and realised that the Lib-Lab-Con axis and the phoney nationalist parties like UKIP are one and the same, and will not tackle immigration and rising crime, or get us out the EU.

The only party that listens to the British people, is the British National Party.

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Don't forget that Cruddas knows he will have the BNP opposing him at the next election - enough to lose him his seat. He is now getting fairly desperate in his methods of attacking the BNP. It should get more interesting as we get closer to the General Election - if the EU allow us to have one....
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Had the British National Party had candidates standing in every ward in Barking and Daghenam and we would have won the council.

All those that complained to Richard Barnbrook after the election for not being able to vote BNP, had nobody to blame but themselves. They could have stood as candidates themselves.
It was still a good result however that we one virtually every single ward we stood in.

We'll have candidates in every ward at the next election, so regardless of the anti-democratic tactics that John Cruddas and the extremist left-wing knuckle draggers of UAF/Antifa use, Barking and Daghenam will almost certainly be a BNP council in 2010.

That is if the neo-marxists within Loony Labour don't succeed in making the indigenous Brits a minority in every borough in London.
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