That’s not my intention Michael, you are only the second ‘high’ profile BNP member/supporter to comment on the site and if you do intend to stand as a BNP candidate in the general election it’s a chance to get some questions I’ve been asking of BNP supporters who quite frankly haven’t got a clue finally answered. Making an assumption here that if you are to be a candidate you’ll have some insider knowledge, maybe not right now, but as the election approaches.
If you do intend to stand as a BNP candidate you could consider this a place to get used to the sorts of questions you might get asked by the media. I know for a fact some newspaper researchers are reading my site based on some of the IPs being used to connect to the site (I won’t say which ones as might scare them off).
I recall cringing at a recent by-election when the Scottish bloke who knocked down that flaming terrorist at Glasgow airport was asked a political question and he didn’t have a clue what the party that was paying for his election stood for.
Unlike when in front of a camera on BBC news, you have as much time as you need to research relevant information etc… online (give Nick Griffin a quick text message maybe :-)) before compiling a reply and you can of course ignore a question (it’s a website, not a court of law), though as you’ve seen it won’t be taken well by some. Would be cool if we saw some of the questions asked here asked by various media groups etc… I’ve not seen them all asked before, the media tends to concentrate only on BNP immigration policy which as a non-BNP supporter is a mistake IMO.
I will add if you went on to many anti-BNP groups on Facebook etc…, particularly those with a strong UAF contingent you’d be treated far worse than you have been here.
David
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