The BNP are a party currently under reform. It grew out of

Comment on Are the BNP Racists? by thoughtly.

The BNP are a party currently under reform. It grew out of an old racist party but is now radically changing under Nick Griffin. Mr. Griffin was brought up and brainwashed by a nazi sympathiser but has gradually grown and changed his views.

His point is that under funded multiculturalism Britain has been balkanised with one group set against another. Multicultural funding has allowed Islamist groups, organisations, mosques and schools to flourish while councils carrying out multicultural policies have grouped people of the same race or religion together which has led to parts of Britain being loyal to other countries and hostile towards neighbouring areas.

The only group of people who are not entitled to multicultural funding are white people. Many white people are poor and disadvantaged, young white boys and girls now have the lowest school grades because unlike their ethnic classmates their history and culture is not celebrated but taught as something to be ashamed of.

The invention of multiculturalism was a ploy by the main parties to concentrate large numbers of immigrants into boroughs to guarantee safe election seats for those parties. The BNP believes that new housing for immigrants and the poor should be concentrated in those areas where multiculturalism is most appreciated; where the wealthy and those who work for the media live such as Henley-on-thames, Hampstead or Ascot.

This would give poorer people and people of ethnic minorities access to nicer, healthier parts of the country and with the local support their arrival would achieve, have a better chance for jobs and services than in overcrowded inner city boroughs. The higher land cost for such council building could be easily passed on to the local wealthy residents.

The BNP also believes that low-paid jobs will never return to Britain and that therefore the population needs to become smaller and more highly skilled. For that reason they would cut immigration so that more resources could go to the education of children of all races and religions already here and prepare them for highly skilled jobs. The BNP also believes that the less people there are the more they will be valued.

The BNP is an anti-war party and does not believe in interventions abroad unless the UK interest is directly threatened.