“David, you say …
“You have no serious evidence they are part of a coalition conspiracy group to keep the BNP out of power.”
You trying to tell people you’ve never heard of the UAF???”
Of course I’ve heard of the UAF I wrote an article about them on this site https://general-election-2010.co.uk/unite-against-fascism-uaf/
I agree with their aims, but disagree with their methods. Throwing eggs at elected MEPs for example is wrong and those responsible should have been prosecuted (it’s an assault).
Just to get your thought process on this one.
Because members of the main political parties support the UAF they are all part of some big political conspiracy against the BNP?
If that’s true they aren’t hiding their involvement very well, they have a supporters list on the UAF website. Last time I checked (and I own a conspiracy theories website http://www.conspiracy-theories-hoax.com/ ) conspirators don’t normally publish their involvements in conspiracies!
Seriously, is that the best evidence you have for the main parties being in league together?
Like I said I support the aims of the UAF (Unite Against Fascism) and if you are a true Brit you’d support their aims as well (I assume you don’t want a fascist British government?). Does supporting the aims of the UAF whilst disagreeing with their tactics make me part of the big conspiracy?
You’ll note I rarely comment on my conspiracy theory website, (it’s well commented) that’s because 99% of conspiracy theories are complete rubbish.
BTW I was referring more to the main political parties colluding together to keep the three of them in power, the BNP’s argument is they are all one party and so it doesn’t matter which of the three, strike that, which of the 6 as the BNP include Greens, UKIP and the Welsh party in the conspiracy win a parliamentary seat as they are one group with one agenda.
Seriously, do you believe in this sort of rubbish Rosie.G???
David
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