Actually my first quote is from which is the most recent BNP policy document and my second quotes from the 2005 general election manifesto.
I’d looked through the BNP 2007 mini manifesto, but couldn’t find a reference to national service and owning of guns which according to the BNP 2005 general election manifesto starts at 18 years of age.
The only thing from the BNP 2007 mini manifesto is a reference to 17-18 year olds, (final year of education) since the 2005 manifesto said all 18+ year olds would do compulsory national service it sounds like this is a different policy.
From the 2007 BNP mini manifesto document.
While most young men and girls are thoroughly decent, many others are unemployable, ill-disciplined, self-centred and anti-social. We believe that all school-leavers should undertake a one-year ‘Community Award Scheme’ working in the community as the final element of their education. This would consist of work caring for the elderly or handicapped people, or environmental or heritage restoration projects, or military training. Which course an individual would go on would depend on his or her scholastic record and suitability. These courses would be character-building and instil discipline, social and community values and work ethics in all young people. Service in this scheme would entitle each individual to ‘something back’ from the society to which they have learnt to contribute, such as free university education, a properly supported apprenticeship, or business training and start-up capital for would-be entrepreneurs.
What does the BNP policy document at refer to when it says:
Restore national service for our young with the option of civil or military service.
David
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