So Radio Four does a programme ostensibly about a woman whose child was brutally raped. Feargul Keane is the host and the series is about brave people who make a decision to stand up and be counted in the community. So far, so fair. But here comes the twist. In the town where the heinious crime was commited by foreign youths the BNP used the story in their promotional literature to highlight the problem of crime cuased by immigrants.. The mother of the victim is outraged and decides to stand in the local elections to challenge them.
She is not outraged at the perpetrators of this obscene crime. She is outraged by the BNP. Here is a story the BBC cannot resist and has no doubt done its part to spin. Foraging around for sticks to beat the BNP with is hardly within the Reithian remit but that was violated a long time ago. Fresh from its ignominous defeat where it tried to expose the BNP by secretly recording their speeches in a pub recently the BBC remains undaunted and is back on its mission to smear the only political party that has some ideas about giving this country back to its owners.
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I've actually met Mark Collett.
He is insidious, a ferret.
About as amusing as a broken leg, and broken legs grow not far from where his words fall.
I'll bow to your superior insider knowledge on him. I did see a documentary about Collet a few years ago and he is clearly not that bright although he was quite young at the time.
The issue is not one of cult of personality. I think the BNP are sound on immigration. And the latter is what is helping to destroy this country at the moment.
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