I think I may have pointed out before on this website that

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I think I may have pointed out before on this website that the BNP Workfare Programme is based on the 1990’s Tory policy of Project Work which failed so badly it helped the unemployment figures go up rather than down and cost something in the order of £15 billion to fail.

Now the BNP version is worse in that it promises to pay a living wage to these people which really means they will have to pay the minimum wage for people to carry out this “Community Service” which effectively will cost the state an extra god knows how many billions paying minimum wage to people that already can’t be arsed to work.

So our benefits bill will rise out of all proportion under the BNP Workfare Policy, I worked in this area for almost 10 years so I know how these types of policies work and roughly how much they cost.

And besides another reason why this Workfare won;t work in that there won’t be enough community projects to go around for the BNP Crime and Justice Policy also states that prisoners will be expected to work on Electronic Tagged chain gangs on Community work, so are the BNP intending on making the unemployed work alongside the criminals on these Community Projects?

You have to read the policies and see how they would run alongside the other policies, it’s great shouting out one policy but when you look at the others you can see why they won’t work.

We would also need to employ more people on a higher than minimum wage to monitor these Workfare groups and also the Criminal Chain Gangs so there is even more cost to the state to monitor that people are actually doing the work they are meant to be doing.

See add all these together and you have an extra bill to the state of a few Billion where does this money come from to pay for it? the BNP have no answers to that.

And you can’t say it will come from not giving aid or paying Asylum seekers etc as that money put together won’t be enough to fund all these programmes, including build all these new houses etc, the the numbers don’t stack up if you work them through.