The BNP Is A Dead End

On 9 Feb, 16:37, alpy <ttrroonni...@googlemail.com> wrote:
> On Feb 9, 11:59�pm, "Ariadne" <ariadne....@gmail.com> wrote:
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> >http://web.archive.org/web/20071014195705/www.bnp.org.uk/columnists/b...
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> > The writer of this is still spouting the Protocols.
>
> why is the daily mail featuring BNP propaganda?

To create an illusion of democracy by talking up a tiny party
infiltrated by the secret police so people can believe it has a
prospect of taking power and thus offers a genuine alternative for
voters. When in reality the BNP is a money making entertainments club
with a few dozen powerless councillors and a leadership doing very
nicely out of it. Supporting Israel allows the Mail to say it's
legit.

A political safety valve! .

> On Feb 10, 7:48?am, MikeinCam...@aol.com wrote:

> > On 9 Feb, 23:08, "Mike Cawood, HND BIT" <m...@privacy.net> wrote:

> > >http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/newstopics/politics/4571944/Ed-Balls-...
> > > Doesn't Ed Balls realise that this is a reaction against an extremely
> > > unpopular government.
> > > The solution is quite simple - call a general election or are the
> > > government
> > > too stupid?
> > > Regards Mike.

> > I'm very worried. I think Labour should protect us by setting up camps
> > where dangerous people can be kept in the interests of democracy.
> > Surelt the tiny powerless BNP will make a good enough excuse if the
> > press talks it up enough.

> If the BNP begin do make a breakthrough, it will be banned..........If
> this does ever happen the underground popularity of the BNP will
> increase............The essentials of democratic governement wither
> away if parties are banned.

The state fears not the BNP but banning it since the illusion of
democracy would then evaporate.

That won't be necessary. The flattery of people in the BNP by giving
them the impression they are real players will be enough to avoid
people questioning the fact that it's a small outfit inreasingly run
to avoid trouble with the state not to challenge it. It's neutered. If
it were not the press would be taking a different line.
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I think that you give the establishment far too much credit. They are
certainly worried about the rise of the BNP - and well they might be. BNP
support could snowball in the very near future. I think that the BNP
nowadays is a very different outfit to the one that you were involved with.
What Ed Balls is up to, is nothing more than crude propagandising - part of
the process of demonising the BNP, and planting the message firmly in the
mind of the 'bewildered masses' that decent people don't vote for
'extremist' parties. It has worked well for them up to now, but has they
have no credibility whatsoever these days it may not work for them this
time.