It doesn’t matter at all at the end of the day which

Comment on BNP Manifesto 2010 : Immigration: An Unparalleled Crisis Which Only the BNP Can Solve by Brian the commentor.

It doesn’t matter at all at the end of the day which party you vote for, as we are not really governed by the party in ‘power’, as its the powerful civil servants in Whitehall, the defense industries, big bankers, the city, you name it. They are the real power. The government of the day, even the BNP would be controlled / advised by the above. After all it pays Britain to have wars, because it keeps people in jobs, (An keeps the defense industries happy, who’s fat pockets have to be lined) because of this you can be sure the Trident replacement and the construction of the new aircraft carriers will go ahead!,

Immigration, terrorism? it’s only a minor issue (to them) and helps to fund the above industries, after all it pays them to scare the populace (which 75% of them are considered as rubbish) and convince them in a just war, for those of you find this hard to believe, then you only need to look at the policies of the 3 front runners in this election, their isn’t much to choose from, they will or would like to promise the earth, but at the end of the day they will have to listen to the above real powers. i.e. the ones who are the 10%, who hold of 90% of the countries wealth ( who incidentally becoming wealthier while we get poorer) they need not have to worry about crime and immigration as they can easily afford to live in their huge mansions surrounded by the best security, or if they choose live in a condominium.

Those of you who were astonished at the MP’s corruption, i.e. expenses issue and other scandals, must have been one of the 75% to be so naive, after all you have to remember is, that all MP’s are corrupt it’s that some are more so than others. The house of commons, what a great place to take it easy, once in the house of commons just sit back and enjoy the subsidised booze available in many of the bars in the palace of Westminster, and with a salary of £60,000 plus it’s a much easier position than a high pressure job in private industry at the same salary level. You would be able to get away at doing very little for your gullible constituents (especially of those who are in very safe seats) for a while and then do just the odd speech now and again. not bad aye, how to give so little for so much!