Are you a member of the bnp?

[sammyboy]

Put your post code in and see...

http://www.localgibson.com/bnp/index.php?postcode=

[Arese]

I already know that I'm not.

[Hedders]

When will they be introducing that service for the other Political Parties? I would love to know who the New labour supporters are!

[Papa_Hotel]

I also already know I'm not.

There is someone with my name on the list though...

[Eddie the Ead]

Why do I even give a fig. Is this so we can start a hate campaign against those who instill hate.

[GTIR]

Five within my town, but one was a Mr Joshi which is an Indian name!


Someone is having a larff.

[gamefreaks]

In the interests of fairness...

This is the guy who runs the sites LinkedIn page:

http://www.linkedin.com/in/richardaldred

...I am sure he won't mind!!!

[philthy]

There are a few that live local to me.
Perhaps it is no surprise that I recognise a few of the names, and remember them from school as the bullies, or the more stupid pupils. Clicking the links to see where they live, also reveals that nearly all live in council housing, or sthole blocks of flats.

[hondafanatic]

I found the second closet member to my post code area. He's also a member of this:

http://forums.furaffinity.net/index.php

It's a weird site.

That is all.

[ShadownINja]

Wow. I nearly bought a house close to a member. That'd have been fun.

[bonsai]

ShadownINja said:

Wow. I nearly bought a house close to a member. That'd have been fun.

Why? Are you an illegal immigrant?

[ShadownINja]

bonsai said:

ShadownINja said:

Wow. I nearly bought a house close to a member. That'd have been fun.

Why? Are you an illegal immigrant?

No, but I don't think details like that bother them.

[EDLT]

The closest lives around the corner in an area I know to be full of (legal) Polish immigrants, I bet he's happy.

[OnTheOverrun]

EDLT said:

The closest lives around the corner in an area I know to be full of (legal) Polish immigrants, I bet he's happy.

He was probably a Labour voter before the Poles arrived so there is always a silver lining. . . . . . .

[svm]

There's 2 within 1/2 a mile of me. Both live in nice areas.

Just a shame one of them lives down the same road as my kids - They already have to live with their tt of a mother and now it turns out they've got a fkwit living next door. Great.

[gamefreaks]

philthy said:

There are a few that live local to me.
Perhaps it is no surprise that I recognise a few of the names, and remember them from school as the bullies, or the more stupid pupils. Clicking the links to see where they live, also reveals that nearly all live in council housing, or sthole blocks of flats.

Interstingly, it would seem the BNP appeals to all classes. Near me there are members from the council hovels, and from places where every house has got to be worth £1m+.

I am afraid that parties like the BNP have their function. When the sitting governments take the piss out of the working man, raid his pension pot, tax him to the hilt, ratify an EU treaty without giving him any say, and fill his neighborhood with immigrants and the minstream opposition parties offer no real change, then people will vote for extreme fringe parties in protest.

The fact that parties like UKIP and BNP are gaining votes and publicity can only be a good thing for politics. They force the main parties to acknowledge the elephant in the room.

You wouldn't trust a fringe/single issue party to run a bath, but if they gain enough votes, they force the mainstream parties to debate things like immigration policies and the Lisbon Treaty (though it is too late for that one!)

[Marf]

gamefreaks said:

philthy said:

There are a few that live local to me.
Perhaps it is no surprise that I recognise a few of the names, and remember them from school as the bullies, or the more stupid pupils. Clicking the links to see where they live, also reveals that nearly all live in council housing, or sthole blocks of flats.

Interstingly, it would seem the BNP appeals to all classes. Near me there are members from the council hovels, and from places where every house has got to be worth £1m+.

Since when did money buy class?

[OnTheOverrun]

Not many by me, but then at the recent council elections here on the IOW the BNP received a grand total of 85 votes out of 130,000 residents. . . . . . .

Now that may be because us caulkheads are extremely fair-minded and accommodating people, or it might be because the Island is 99.5% white British with hardly any immigrants or labour voters. . . . . .

[elster]

Marf said:

gamefreaks said:

philthy said:

There are a few that live local to me.
Perhaps it is no surprise that I recognise a few of the names, and remember them from school as the bullies, or the more stupid pupils. Clicking the links to see where they live, also reveals that nearly all live in council housing, or sthole blocks of flats.

Interstingly, it would seem the BNP appeals to all classes. Near me there are members from the council hovels, and from places where every house has got to be worth £1m+.

Since when did money buy class?

Since when has class got anything to do with race issues?

A lot of upper class people I know, especially the older ones do regard immigrants and all non white people as lower class.

[gamefreaks]

Marf said:

gamefreaks said:

philthy said:

There are a few that live local to me.
Perhaps it is no surprise that I recognise a few of the names, and remember them from school as the bullies, or the more stupid pupils. Clicking the links to see where they live, also reveals that nearly all live in council housing, or sthole blocks of flats.

Interstingly, it would seem the BNP appeals to all classes. Near me there are members from the council hovels, and from places where every house has got to be worth £1m+.

Since when did money buy class?

Nah...these places are very 'old-money', not footballers mansions...