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jimslip wrote:


> . Oh yes and
> keep the word, "British" out of your party name. After all, did
> Adolf call his party, the "German National Party?" No he
> didn't.

Yes he did, he called it the National Socialist German Workers' Party.

And I think 'national' could replace 'German' anyway.

David Johnson wrote:
>
> So if the Muslim percentage is similar, the UK economy, if
> anything has had a worse time than France's of late, how do you
> account for the huge difference in the level of support for
> France's National Front and the UK's BNP who are probably the
> most similar right wing parties?
>
>

Simple - because most normal people hate politicians far more than they hate foreigners. Look at the low numbers of party membership; the desperate demands of politicians that parties should be publicly funded; the scorn and contempt heaped upon politicians during the expenses scandal. Some people demand an English parliament as a sop to the Irish, Welsh and Scottish ones. Are they mad? We want fewer of the sods not more. I have an MP, an MEP, a London Assembly member and three local councillors all representing me. What on earth do they all do? What would you call the redundancy of 50% of all politicians in this country? A bloody good start.

Take your point, though I don't see that the view of politicians in France is much different from the contempt they seem to be held in the UK.

This character came to my mind:


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The voters would love him!