Big no-no. People aren't stupid and see through things like that in an instant. Very counterproductive.
All good, IMOAnother vote for this - find out the problems that the BNP are riding on the back of and offer altenative solutions, maybe do some counter campaigning pointing out to people that the BNP are full of promises but the cases when they've been elected they've been as useful as chocolate teapot etc etc.

Could you two (KBJ, Poster) offer any positive suggestions rather than tilt at the usual windmills? (of whom there are no representatives here, afaik) I know it may make you feel better, but come on!
I thought I had given what I thought were useful suggestions?Not you - KBJ and miseryguts. I took a long time editing. Your suggestions were dead good, I thought.@ me?I thought I had given what I thought were useful suggestions?

Not you - KBJ and miseryguts.

Not you - KBJ and miseryguts. I took a long time editing. Your suggestions were dead good, I thought.![]()
How, where from? Paid for by who? Many people would natually assume you have to work within the limits of existing council funding and come up with anti-immigrant or other cuts against services as an answer. The answer is to demand the rich pay more in taxes to fund local authorities, IMOMore resources into housing and jobs in working class areas
Playing with fire. You'll have a job distinguishing yourself from the BNPHalt the mass immigration
Yeah, agree, if appropriate. You still have to say who will pay for it thoMass retraining of locals
Ditto. Who pays?Enterprise Grants and support
Local employment scheme where stuff can be earned by doing work for the local authority
Good idea. How?sack corrupt local poltiticians
I think there should be ways of working outside the council. Can they be made more democratic within existing structures? How about a medium term aim of workplace and community councils that elect representatives who address local and central govt?educate people about how their council works
make councils more democratic


How, where from? Paid for by who? Many people would natually assume you have to work within the limits of existing council funding and come up with anti-immigrant or other cuts against services as an answer. The answer is to demand the rich pay more in taxes to fund local authorities, IMO
Playing with fire. You'll have a job distinguishing yourself from the BNP
Yeah, agree, if appropriate. You still have to say who will pay for it tho
Ditto. Who pays?
Good idea. How?
I think there should be ways of working outside the council. Can they be made more democratic within existing structures? How about a medium term aim of workplace and community councils that elect representatives who address local and central govt?
BNP tend to only get elected where the local council is so crap they have pissed the locals off so badly anything is better than voting for the incumbants![]()
KBJ, you are aware that this would mean pulling out of Europe?
So, the KBJ campaign would be for:Agree the rich need to pay more tax that I don't have a problem with. A lot of money could be released by not having the disaster of pfi and Iraq for example. The bottom
Its a difficult one but you need to have an 'immigration breathing space' to rebuild the services and facilities that have been decimated by 28 years of Blatcherism. This would be easier without the extra drains. Also if the govt is seen to be prioritising Britons (of all creeds and colours) then it will pull the rug from underneath the bnp's feet. You can't stop immigration totally but you could reduce the worst impact of cheap labour importation. You would HAVE to have facilities for helping those fleeing persecution but the current free for all (as it is percieved) and the feeling that all new resources are being swallowed up by newcomers because of their extra 'needs' means that we need to halt unecessary immigration in order to rebuild the UK and help those fleeing oppression.
The taxpayer and savings from not wasting so much resources as we are currently.
See above also the govt / local auth who provided the enterprise grant could hold a third of the shares in any company helped to start up by the enterprise grant.
Some good ideas there. I think making ward councillors more visible and also having a police house in every ward would make the work of the council more visible.
I was leafletted in Croydon by them and pointed out that all the leafletting squad were short fat blokes with no neck. Is this the new master race I asked?
They did not rise to the bait at all.
What does by any means necessary mean?
I was leafletted in Croydon by them and pointed out that all the leafletting squad were short fat blokes with no neck. Is this the new master race I asked?
They did not rise to the bait at all.
One of his last posts on these boards, & a good 'un too.