Not once did I even mention abandoning manufacturing in this country? That’s almost as insane as those voting the BNP. Yes British manufacturing needs protecting. But protectionism has been on the agenda for years, not recently brought in by the BNP? That is no new policy, what makes you think they will do a better job at succeeding in protectionism? Where do you also suppose they’re planning on getting the huge finances needed to subsidise all these up-coming infant firms? Taxes. Brutally obvious.
And about the interVIEW on BBC Breakfast. Other politicians wouldn’t subject bias opinion live on radio, or probably infact at all, about religions such as Islamm, they know better.
Why do you so adamently think that Nick Griffin is the man to confront our ‘insane’ immigration laws?
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