Almost every party have racists within them. I was involved in

Comment on Are the BNP Racists? by Rob.

almost every party have racists within them. I was involved in politics for 30 years and came across it with one or two members of the Conservative party and I knew two Laour councillors who were racist. I have also seen it within the LibDems so yes, of course some of the BNP will also be ultimately racist. However, not all of them should be tainted with the same brush. I won’t be voting BNP despite the current concerns over immigration purely because our current cabinet is full of ex marxists and Communists. They can hardly call the BNP racists/fascists without risk of being labelled Commies because, as the saying goes, a leopard never changes it’s spots and Communists are just as extreme as Fascists. The party with the most support against communist Labour is undoubtedly the Tories which is why it is important to me to vote COnservative. There are many BNP members who are not racists just as there are many non racists in all parties. The main thing that I have noticed is that UKIP tend to be ex tories, whereas BNP supporters tend to be ex Labourites. the old middleclass and workingclass divide at work yet again. The key to the success of such parties would ultimately be an agreement or alliance of sorts which would bring both classes together with a commin goal. I am a socialist at heart but cannot bring myself to vote Labour at the present time. Time and time again Labour governments have screwed up the economy because of their rate of borrowing and then expecting the poorer working classes to dig deep in order to bail them out that in my opinion is not what a working class party is all about and generally speaking the Tories have had good records with economic growth. The other danger I foresee when it comes to a communist style government is that most extremists dream of a one party state and this can be achieved with mass immigration. Despite the fact that the Tories need a collossal increase in the polls in order to win New Labour know that under the present system it is still possible so for them a system of Proportional Representation coupled with mass immigration is ideal. In 20 years, should immigration continue to rise in the same manner we are told that an increase of 10 million is likely. These people will ultimately vote for Labour for letting them come here. add that to the current figures of those that already vote as an overall figure and you get (based on 2005 figures) 19,562,122 Labour,8,772,598 Conservative and 5,981,874. This would literally create an irreversable one party state and currently with, on average, 5-8,000 eastern europeans in all the marginal seats this then keeps their heads above water to continue the current trend and target.