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    What are your views on the BNP's policies?

    Here is Law & Order policy Here!

    (To make this clear about Capital punishment! (Restore capital punishment for paedophiles, terrorists and murderers as an option for judges in cases where their guilt is proven beyond dispute (such as with DNA or other compelling evidence).

    Here is the Immigration policy! Here!

    Here is Defence! Here!

    Here is Health Policy! Here!


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    I think that the BNP's policies, if they can be called that, are an insincere collection ranging from the inherently racist to transparent demagoguery, mostly designed to confuse the stupid.

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    i was going to read it, but didn't feel comftable on their website... plus my google ratings adviser told me to be cautious. What more need i say.

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    Google Ratings advisor?

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    Pick one Georgeman, tell us your views, please no more links. I am more than happy to discuss their policies as you understand them. I would be interested in the workfare policy you mentioned yesterday. What do you know about that?

    On the last thread, ironically called entitled "this is how a debate should be" Mongrel stated "Scan our archive. You will find that BNP-baiting is our favorite pastime. "

    I know it is tempting, but wonder if it's possible to attempt to engage in a discussion with the OP. I would rather he discussed policies in a global forum such as this and was exposed to a wide variety of opinion than be forced to retreat to the BNP website. I don't particularly want the youth of Britain to be led or influenced by people like this

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    Quote Originally Posted by darkfng View Post
    Pick one Georgeman, tell us your views, please no more links. I am more than happy to discuss their policies as you understand them. I would be interested in the workfare policy you mentioned yesterday. What do you know about that?

    On the last thread, ironically called entitled "this is how a debate should be" Mongrel stated "Scan our archive. You will find that BNP-baiting is our favorite pastime. "

    I know it is tempting, but wonder if it's possible to attempt to engage in a discussion with the OP. I would rather he discussed policies in a global forum such as this and was exposed to a wide variety of opinion than be forced to retreat to the BNP website. I don't particularly want the youth of Britain to be led or influenced by people like this
    The link is a boy from NF (National Front) Not the BNP!

    Workfare is this...

    through a sensible policy of workfare, not welfare.

    The principle is simple: those who receive community support incur obligations as well. People who genuinely want to work must be provided with the opportunity to do so in return for training which will put them back into proper full-time employment.

    In return for financial support and training for a new career, the benefit recipient must complete a certain number of hours of work per week. Properly implemented, this policy will undermine the benefit dependency culture and bring masses of unemployed back into the formal employment sector.

    Ultimately there must be only one category of welfare recipient: those who genuinely deserve or have earned it. The scrounger entitlement mentality must be discarded. Those who can work but refuse to do so, must face the consequences of their actions on their own.

    The success of the “workfare not welfare” policy has been proven: these programmes already exist in Australia, America and even in India. Britain has to get back to work: and workfare provides the only path through which this aim will be achieved.

    It is equally important that the burden of foreign scroungers be dealt with vigorously. Britain has become a land where foreigners come first and decent, hard-working Britons are exploited. Immigrants come here and are immediately given council homes while Britons are pushed further and further back in the queue.

    Did you know Gordon brown has sold half our gold reserves at over £200 an ounce? (It is over £1000+ an ounce now!)
    http://bnp.org.uk/policies/pensioners/

    http://www.comparepolitics.co.uk/Pol...sions_bnp.aspx

    EDITED. From now on, you must put in quotes any test which is not your own, and give the direct link to where it was found. It was very easy to find this.. by copy and pasting that into google.
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    Third time lucky, eh? A discussion better develop this time.

    Also I've moved it to the correct forum. The Political Academy.

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    I think with a little watering down their polices could be good, there too absolute in there veiws.
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    Quote Originally Posted by georgeman51 View Post
    What are your views on the BNP's policies?
    I think it'd be nice for them to have some.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Manco View Post
    I think it'd be nice for them to have some.
    We do have 200x better ones than Lib/Lab/Con/Ukip!

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    He may have moved on to the NF, but it appears that he used to be the leader of the BNP youth. Do many people go from BNP to NF?

    With regard to the rest of your post. None of it is your own thoughts.

    If I put it in Google I can see where you got it from. Your post does not show that you have any understanding of the policy. It only shows that you can copy / paste. Put it in your own words and you will find a discussion.

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    Quote Originally Posted by darkfng View Post
    He may have moved on to the NF, but it appears that he used to be the leader of the BNP youth. Do many people go from BNP to NF?

    With regard to the rest of your post. None of it is your own thoughts.

    If I put it in Google I can see where you got it from. Your post does not show that you have any understanding of the policy. It only shows that you can copy / paste. Put it in your own words and you will find a discussion.
    I do understand the policy! (You get lets say £300 benefits a week (I know really big!) you will do around 10-15 hours of work to qualify to get the benefits! (Community work, street cleaning, repairing vandalism, etc..) plus training in college for your selected trade!

    As to the NF, the fake members/racists of the BNP (Such as this lout!) have moved recently to the NF! (Thank god!) because they did not agree with the new membership options!
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    Quote Originally Posted by georgeman51 View Post
    I do understand the policy! (You get lets say £300 benefits a week (I know really big!) you will do around 10-15 hours of work to qualify to get the benefits! (Community work, street cleaning, repairing vandalism, etc..) plus training in college for your selected trade!
    That's a policy I would agree with in principle.

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    Any more posts which are just copy and pasted without giving a direct link to the source will be outed and dealt with.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Яome kb8 View Post
    Any more posts which are just copy and pasted without giving a direct link to the source will be outed and dealt with.
    when I put the links in normally I get shot down/Called a racist Nazi!

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    So forget the links. Just explain it in your own words. It doesn't have to be a perfect explanation of the policy, just your understanding of it.

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    Here is the workfare policy (In my Words!)

    I do understand the policy! (You get lets say £300 benefits a week (I know really big!) you will do around 10-15 hours of work to qualify to get the benefits! (Community work, street cleaning, repairing vandalism, etc..) plus training in college for your selected trade!

    We will re-introduce the O levels back! (To replace the worthless GCSE's, which doesn't get you no-were!)

    The BNP’s policy consists of the following building blocks:

    - The restoration of discipline – including corporal punishment – uniforms, traditional teaching methods and stricter exams (e.g. ‘0′ levels);

    - The reintroduction of grammar schools with entrance exams at 11 and 13;

    - The reversal of the programme to close special needs schools which penalises the most vulnerable;

    - The reintroduction of competitive sports and daily Christian assemblies;

    - The teaching of old-fashioned literacy skills (as opposed to clearly failed “modern” teaching methods);

    - The teaching of old-fashioned mathematics skills which have practical application to everyday life;

    - The teaching of a full curriculum of British history. This will instil in our young people knowledge of and pride in the history, cultures and heritage of the native peoples of Britain, and not the cherry-picked politically correct drivel being fed to children today;

    - The abolition of fees and the restoration of full grants to university students studying proper subjects (as opposed to fake “social sciences”);

    - The improvement of school food as proper meals have been shown to be linked to behaviour and achievement;

    - The ending of the scandalous and racist neglect that has left working class white boys at the bottom of the table for academic achievement;

    - The introduction of tax breaks for home-schooling parents or direct subsidies as their fair share of the education budget;

    - The introduction of a compulsory Community Award Scheme for all school-leavers to teach them work ethics and social and community values. This would consist of work caring for the elderly or handicapped people, or environmental or heritage restoration projects, or military training. These courses would be character-building and instil discipline, social and community values and work ethics in all young people. Service in this scheme would entitle each individual to get ’something back’ from the society to which they have learnt to contribute, such as free university education, a properly supported apprenticeship, or business training and start-up capital for would-be entrepreneurs.

    Britain can be great once again – with the BNP’s plan to rescue this nation’s educational system

    The time has come for change.

    I believe this will restore pride back into our country! this will replace The PC Crap they are trying to force me to swallow! I want to learn about ENGLISH HISTORY NOT ABOUT THE AMERICAN WEST (I wish I never chose history for year 11!

    This Education system will replace the totally ineffective PC Teaching methods that brainwash the students to think that England and her Empire where always the culprit (When clearly 2/3 of the time we wasn't!)
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    Quote Originally Posted by georgeman51 View Post
    compulsory
    Everything you said sounded good, bar that one word.
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    Quote Originally Posted by tonymurphy88 View Post
    Everything you said sounded good, bar that one word.
    That system can only do good to the pupil! it will instil essential Discipline (which many many of our youth clearly do not have!) It will provide vital experience to the pupil to make them more desirable!

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    Quote Originally Posted by georgeman51 View Post
    That system can only do good to the pupil! it will instil essential Discipline (which many many of our youth clearly do not have!) It will provide vital experience to the pupil to make them more desirable!
    Yeah I understand what it will do and I agree people need more disiplin but Brits including myself like the illusion of freedom, they thing the only things that should be compusury are death and taxes.

    And weres all the racist polices I want the whole view of the party please, warts and all.
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