Comments on: BNP MEPs to remain isolated in the European Parliament

By: Peter Davey

Peter Davey — Tue, 14 Jul 2009 14:25:54 +0000

Given the fact that Sir Oswald Mosley, following his release from imprisonment at the end of World War 2, spent most of his time campaigning for a united Europe, perhaps a more sympathetic approach towards the BNP by Brussels might produce a change of attitude on the part of Mr Griffin and his associates.

After all, the BNP and the EU already seem to share a common dislike for democracy.

By: DanOxford

DanOxford — Mon, 13 Jul 2009 11:54:04 +0000

950,000 British people voted for the BNP. The civil service was funded by the British people. By denying the elected BNP MEPs the same access as other MEPs, the government is denying the wishes of nearly a million British voters.

The rise of the BNP is largely attributable to the nannying arrogance of the government in ignoring the concerns of the electorate (on immigration, the spread of Islam and the increasing powers of the EU), denying the electorate a referendum on the Lisbon Treaty, and changing the rules when it suits them to do so.

Nick Griffin did not suggest ‘murdering people at sea’ and pointed out that many potential illegal immigrants were exploited and died at the hands of people smugglers in unseaworthy boats while the ‘liberals’ turned a blind eye.

It is time to recognise that the Third World contains a rapidly expanding population of people who want to live in Western Europe for economic reasons, and the consequences of allowing them all to do so will have dramatic and permanent impacts on social, cultural, religious and linguistic traditions, as well as on housing, congestion, social cohesion and jobs.

I don’t agree with the Green Party’s communistic ideology or plans to give more of my tax money away to the Third World while conditions for many in the UK worsen, but I appreciate that they have represent those who voted for them and have the right to present those views in Europe.

By: Rayatcov

Rayatcov — Sat, 11 Jul 2009 18:47:00 +0000

So 943,000 plus voters are to be denied information that may have an impact on their lives.
Sounds about right for the government of the day.
The ‘democracy-as-long-as-you-agree-with-us’ order to withhold information on Government activities from BNP MEPs has been signed by David Miliband, the extreme leftist foreign secretary.
David’s father by the way was a leading communist in his day and was buried near Karl Marx in Highgate cemetery in London, so David has had the proper training.