Nick Griffin To Stand For East London Seat At Election

[melthebell 863]

Then you probably know more than MR BENN, BritPat and Linesman.

 

Do you know anything about French Banks?

 

but what i do get from their "economic policies" is thus

 

send all the foriegners back

 

and what money we save throw at everything else

 

and keep our fingers crossed its enough

[alex3659 11]

Seeing as your the BNP's most vociferous supporter on here, I find it strange your not a member of the party you love.Why don't you join them and try and spread the word instead of spouting off on here all the time.

 

Very good point that, I noticed he isn't a member of the bnp, he was not on the comprehensive list made public recently. Also he stated he was a founder member of "wednesdayite", they also have no record of him. also he stated he stopped voting conservative when the tories got rid of thatcher, the last time thatcher won an election was 1987, work out how old he was then.

[Guest sibon]

but what i do get from their "economic policies" is thus

 

send all the foriegners back

 

and what money we save throw at everything else

 

and keep our fingers crossed its enough

 

Add to that list:

 

Massive protectionism.

Withdrawal from the EU.

Renationalisation.

Cuts in income tax.

Centralisation of public services.

A massively managed economy.

 

Welcome back to 1972. That worked well last time.

[Stan Tamudo 10]

Very good point that, I noticed he isn't a member of the bnp, he was not on the comprehensive list made public recently. Also he stated he was a founder member of "wednesdayite", they also have no record of him. also he stated he stopped voting conservative when the tories got rid of thatcher, the last time thatcher won an election was 1987, work out how old he was then.

 

That last point is a good one alex, seem to remember the link to the Bradfield school reunion 81-86, so he'd have been seventeen the last time Thatcher got elected and therefore could'nt have voted.I don't know how he's got the front to come on here sometimes the amount of porky's he tells.

[Titanic99 10]

Hi BritPat. Perhaps you can help me. I've been trying to find out which aspects of the BNP's economic policies make them worth voting for. Perhaps you could tell me.

 

MR BENN and Linesman are being coy. You don't seem like the coy type. My full question is up there ^^^ a bit. Post number 3.

 

This is/was one:

 

"The female candidates will be asked to propound the BNP's "family values" policy - that women should stay at home to look after the children. "We hope it will prove that we are not all pot-bellied skinhead with tattoos," said Mr Edwards."

 

Quite how they think the country could cope without all the women working is beyond me and that's before they tell my missus she has to stop at home.

 

Absolutely Barking (apt place to stand) mad the whole lot of them!

[pem123 10]

This is/was one:

 

"The female candidates will be asked to propound the BNP's "family values" policy - that women should stay at home to look after the children. "We hope it will prove that we are not all pot-bellied skinhead with tattoos," said Mr Edwards."

 

Quite how they think the country could cope without all the women working is beyond me and that's before they tell my missus she has to stop at home.

 

Absolutely Barking (apt place to stand) mad the whole lot of them!

 

Hmm. I'm sceptical as to how many BNP wives aren't tattooed and pot bellied

[BritPat 10]

Hi BritPat. Perhaps you can help me. I've been trying to find out which aspects of the BNP's economic policies make them worth voting for. Perhaps you could tell me.

 

MR BENN and Linesman are being coy. You don't seem like the coy type. My full question is up there ^^^ a bit. Post number 3.

 

BNP economic policy rejects neo liberal laissez faire capitalist model favoured by the LibLabCon Party, A model that commodifies everything, a house becomes an ever appreciating asset (pure fantasy) instead of a home, body parts and surrogacy are even seen as commodities and services to be traded on the open market, jobs are to be effectively sold to the bidder willing to sweat the most for the lowest wage, hence immigration and a permanent pool of unemployment to drive down the cost of labour. Public services sold off to the private sector by a so called 'Socialist Government' while their operating costs are guaranteed by taxation and the unprofitable sections remain in the public domain. Transport sold off to the private sector to farm the fares when the sector should be regarded as a strategic sector that influences the greater economy. The overwhelming reliance on the financial services sector for our national income, a sector the collapse of which was not merely forseeable but inevitable.

 

Banks with leverage factors of 10 - 50 ! The Banks knew it was unsustainable the regulators knew it was unsustainable Government knew that it was unsustainable, however, the profits while the mirage persisted were fantastic and there is no down side !!! when the mirage fades and the reality returns and turns to panic the Banksters are bailed out with our money by the Banksters wholly owned politicians.

 

We have to regulate the Banksters (Mandelson and Osborne yachting with Rothschild and Foreign oligarchs gives the lie to our mainstream politicians being in opposition to each other and in control of the Banksters and Oligarchs).

 

We need to organise the economy tight regulation of strategic sectors and or their public ownership.

 

Protectionist trade controls if in the National interest should be imposed, bilateral and multilateral trade agreements should be invoked instead of EU and GATT restrictions which bind us in a so called global optimisation at the expense of National optimisation.

 

A distributist economy with the greatest number of people having an interest in the economy rather than a handful of multinational global corporations having an overwhelming interest and influence on our economy.

 

A change in emphasis from Financial Services to High Technology industries

and manufacturing in collaboration with Academia and the research councils.

 

 

 

The economy is to be the servant of the Nation and not its master.

[cgksheff 44]

Would he have to resign his seat as an MEP?

[melthebell 863]

BNP economic policy rejects neo liberal laissez faire capitalist model favoured by the LibLabCon Party, A model that commodifies everything, a house becomes an ever appreciating asset (pure fantasy) instead of a home, body parts and surrogacy are even seen as commodities and services to be traded on the open market, jobs are to be effectively sold to the bidder willing to sweat the most for the lowest wage, hence immigration and a permanent pool of unemployment to drive down the cost of labour. Public services sold off to the private sector by a so called 'Socialist Government' while their operating costs are guaranteed by taxation and the unprofitable sections remain in the public domain. Transport sold off to the private sector to farm the fares when the sector should be regarded as a strategic sector that influences the greater economy. The overwhelming reliance on the financial services sector for our national income, a sector the collapse of which was not merely forseeable but inevitable.

 

Banks with leverage factors of 10 - 50 ! The Banks knew it was unsustainable the regulators knew it was unsustainable Government knew that it was unsustainable, however, the profits while the mirage persisted were fantastic and there is no down side !!! when the mirage fades and the reality returns and turns to panic the Banksters are bailed out with our money by the Banksters wholly owned politicians.

 

We have to regulate the Banksters (Mandelson and Osborne yachting with Rothschild and Foreign oligarchs gives the lie to our mainstream politicians being in opposition to each other and in control of the Banksters and Oligarchs).

 

We need to organise the economy tight regulation of strategic sectors and or their public ownership.

 

Protectionist trade controls if in the National interest should be imposed, bilateral and multilateral trade agreements should be invoked instead of EU and GATT restrictions which bind us in a so called global optimisation at the expense of National optimisation.

 

A distributist economy with the greatest number of people having an interest in the economy rather than a handful of multinational global corporations having an overwhelming interest and influence on our economy.

 

A change in emphasis from Financial Services to High Technology industries

and manufacturing in collaboration with Academia and the research councils.

 

 

 

The economy is to be the servant of the Nation and not its master.

 

thats all and well but it STILL doesnt say what theyll do about the economy, jobs, housing, health, school

 

what theyll cut back on, what theyll spend on, where the money will come from, what theyll add, what theyll take away

[melthebell 863]

Would he have to resign his seat as an MEP?

 

thats a point

[pem123 10]

thats all and well but it STILL doesnt say what theyll do about the economy, jobs, housing, health, school

 

what theyll cut back on, what theyll spend on, where the money will come from, what theyll add, what theyll take away

 

It's also worth noting that what BritPat said would be completely lost on about 99.9% of BNP voters and probably members for that matter

[BritPat 10]

It's also worth noting that what BritPat said would be completely lost on about 99.9% of BNP voters and probably members for that matter

 

And You:hihi: