I see plenty of talk ridiculing conspiracy theories, yet what is a

Comment on General Election 2010 Poll Results by UK Forever.

I see plenty of talk ridiculing conspiracy theories, yet what is a theory. By definition it is something that fits the known facts at that moment in time – just like the theory that the earth used to be flat, until it was proved otherwise.

Likewise, cospiracy theories exist because they fit the facts as they exist at this moment in time and will continue until such time as they can be proven wrong.

As for the BNP manifesto for the 2010 election, an article on there website tells us that it will be released tomorrow (18th April)when they will also be announcing that they will be standing 338 (not 200 as previously indicated on this site a few months ago)parliamentary and 780 local candidates.

Considering the media are going there damdest to avoid giving them any publicity whatsoever, that shows one hell of an increase in support in a very short space of time, especially since the BNP is funded entirely by public donations, unlike the other parties with give themselves free access to the high taxes we are forced to pay.

That means there must be one hell of a lot of people who buy into these conspiracy theories (because they fit the facts). People who are finally looking beyond the rhetoric of the mass media and are thinking for themselves, which lends credence to that old addage that “You may fool some people some of the time, but you will not fool them all of the time”.

While it will most likely not be enough to win the GE, I don’t need to be a mind reader to see that this election is going to yield some nice or nasty suprises, depending on which way you look at it.

This in itself gives me some hope for the future.