Thanks for clarifying your name. I’m a bit surprised though, with the

Comment on BNP Manifesto 2010 : British National Party Key Pledges by stuart.

thanks for clarifying your name. I’m a bit surprised though, with the BNP being a minor non threat that you’d even have it in your name.

You’ve given some figures which show previous results, but at the same time according to reports

https://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/uknews/1562960/BNP-website-is-the-most-popular-in-politics.html

their website is very popular. I guess what you are saying is that they won’t get many votes. 45 million yep sorry my mistake! Though 1-2% is quite a lot of people combined with the UKIP, that’s still a lot of people.

The impression that I get in this part of the world (Bristol/Gloucester) speaking down the pub that quite a lot of people are going to vote BNP just as a protest vote and that they don’t trust the other parties. Have to be honest I am one, but I’m not a thug etc. I just get the impression that people can identify with what the BNP says (sometimes its right/wrong – but that is the same with all parties)

The BNP & press – banged on about immigration (from what I have seen – it hasn’t worked)the parties ignored them….but now its a issue and I do think that it is a key issue for many people.

My passion is insurance… and after seeing the industry ruined and mass redundancies (jobs being off-shored not because the people in the UK couldn’t do a decent job , it was just so they could make a bit more profit)I wanted to make a stand.

The immigration thing though… if I was to vote for a main party then I prob would vote for the cons, but again my issue with the cons – was they didn’t do much for my home city of Liverpool at all. Scousers are loyal people….

There’s been much news suggesting a hung parliament. So my question would be if that was the case, and then in 10 years time things hadn’t improved, where does that leave the voter?

It was disappointing to hear on the debate the other night, that none of the main parties would rule out any more military action.

I think Gordon Brown made a mistake by announcing that there were terrorists in somalia wanting to hurt us, but at the same time (in my home town – we have a sizeable Somalian population)

There was one thing that I also don’t like, and that is our stance with Iran. You would have thought that we had learned our lessons from what has happened in Iraq/Afghanistan. I would prefer we did not fight with Iran but what happens if we do…. isn’t this just going to alienate our muslim community even more and create more issues…

I think people like the idea that we won’t interfere with you, if you leave us alone.

I do think though the BNP party has changed its image quite dramatically but that happens with all parties….. the cons have softened up, the labs seem to be confused… and the libs have toughened up….

regards