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Listed below are comments made by meltonmark between Saturday, 22nd August 2009 and Tuesday, 27th October 2009.

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Nick Griffin on Question Time 06:14am on 27 Oct 2009 The BNP are growing in strength because the Westminster leeches have long ago lost touch with reality. Westminster invented its own, largely based on the witless hippy philosophies of the 60's. They have passed law upon law which seeks to emulate those 'glorious student days' but which are quite useless in the real world. Now the people - the real ones who have to live and work in the real world - are suffering daily abuse, persecution, and oppression and have no one to turn to. So they are creating their own support structures. It was what gave birth to the Unions, and the original Labour Party, before both got lost in comfortable suburbia.
I do not know if the BNP will be good for Britain. Do I care? Britain is no longer the society I grew up with. It has become a moral shambles, a philosophical nightmare. One cannot blink without some or other useless, non-producing parasite wagging the finger of oppression at you. I have already voted for the BNP and will continue to do so. If they are banned, it will pursuade me to even greater support.
One thing is for certain, the traditional Westminster parties have nothing to offer me. They represent the miserable, corrupt system that has ruined this once beautiful country.
...gone 11:49pm on 15 Oct 2009 Still the same witless arguments back and forth: Tory this, Labour that, Tory this, Labour that. When will the electorate of this country realise Westminster is corrupt and rotten to the core? Neither of these parties care a fig for our people. We are oppressed, taxed to oblivion, voiceless and swamped with unwanted ethnic imports. Our national identity is being deliberately erased to make way for the Superstate in which we will all be serfs.

Unless a new way is found, I feel we may be sliding towards eventual civil war.
Map of the Week: Forgotten white working classes 10:09pm on 14 Oct 2009 In fact, even this Blog - and on a BBC website too - indicates a cynical attempt by the Labour traitors, to instruct its propaganda wing [BBC] to put on a show of concern for those for whom they have nothing but contempt. Suddenly, with an election brewing, the Labourites are full on gushing desire to reach out to the very people they have deliberately betrayed.
Map of the Week: Forgotten white working classes 10:04pm on 14 Oct 2009 Comments 2,6,15,& 23: spot-on! For my part, I see the Regional Representation electoral system as the core problem. The majority in an electoral ward count for nothing. The Big Three already know what seats they will win because they have had 50-years of experience. But the minorities...well there's a problem. A minority has no allegiance. So they receive a disproportionate amount of attention and resource, to swing their vote. Hence we have an EHRC. It is not there because there is anything inherently good about it. It exists because it pleases the minorities and gains votes. Its the same reason why no political party since the introduction of the Welfare State has ever reduced the benefits spend. It would allienate the benefits minority. As many of these are in safe wards, why run the risk? It is also the reason why the Labour traitors have allowed mass immigration. It swells the minorities pool.
It will only change if we can introduce some form of direct proportional representation, whereby every vote counts towards a Westminster total, and every elected official has to publicly register his or her vote after each Westminster debate. It seems ludicrous that over 1m people voted for a certain right wing party recently but that party has no elected representatives in Westminster. Statistically it ought to have about 30MPs. Because it has no MPs and hence the people have no say in anything, the anger and disatisfaction grows worse. It is equally ludicrous that issues of real importance to the British people are deliberately ignored: EU, Death Penalty, grammar school system, and so forth. They are ignored because they are perceived as being of no importance to the minorities.
And so we have a growing pool of disenfranchised White people, for whom Westminster is largely irrelevant. The Labour Party, the champagne socialists, have betrayed the working classes and sided with the incomers. So now the indigenous seek someone new to take up the cudgels on their behalf. Hence the traitors in Westminster now seek to make soothing noises to this new minority. Will the disenfranchised believe them? I sincerely hope not for Westminster has no intention of supporting them after the election.
Newsbeat and the BNP 1:43pm on 02 Oct 2009 It matters little what pseudo-intellectual arguments are put forward by respondents to this site and other sites. What matters is the growing support for the BNP, whether respondents like it or not. It is irrelevant what the BNP will or wont do with Muslims, with illegals, with mixed-marriages, with the EU, with Family Law, with taxation. What matters - all that matters - is that more and more people are sick to the back teeth of the parasitic mainstream Westminster parties and are seeking a new way forward. They want someone, anyone, to take up the cudgels on their behalf. The BNP appear to offer this. That's the B-all and End-all of it. Whatever else you say is meaningless.
The baroness and the illegal immigrant 2:03pm on 22 Sep 2009 NuLiebor know their days are over. They want to leech as much as they can from us before they go. It would be wonderful to see whoever gets in next hold a criminal investigation into the lying, parasitic, treacherous NuLiebor ministers. Maybe we could even end with a few of them swinging off the lamposts along the Embankment. Now that would give real satisfaction to the electorate.
What US healthcare means for the world 10:46pm on 09 Sep 2009 Who cares about the USA health care situation! Rather worry about the disintegration of British society.
New language, but for Labour an old dilemma 08:53am on 09 Sep 2009 #23: Well said! Britain has become a nation of regulators and snoopers, each adding little to the effectiveness of society, but much to the cost of maintaining it.

I have lived through three Labour administrations. Each was destructive, leaving the country in a far worse state than it had been prior to arrival. Each brought social unrest and economic failure.

Socialism is a wicked and perverse philosophy which seeks to coerce people into doing what the Government wants instead of supporting people in the pursuit of their individual talents.

Equality is a prime example. Equality to Socialists means removing any chance of success so that all can attain to the same dismal level of underachievement. Never do socialists support or encourage. They only ever oppress and persecute anyone who displays the potential to achieve something worthwhile.

Socialism is a system whereby those who produce the least get the greatest rewards. It encourages laziness, profligacy, and immorality. To my mind, Socialism is the greatest evil of our generation.
How early should something be done? 4:55pm on 04 Sep 2009 Well said #7. Totally agree. It seems we are quite thrilled to place children with same sex 'parents' but not with biological fathers or grandparents. The list of such wickedness could go on for pages. The principle is that the Social Services industry is filled with left-wing, indoctrinated persons many of whom have no idea how to assist, only how to record and report.
The black hole deepens 07:47am on 22 Aug 2009 It amazes me, how the British electorate never seem to learn. I have lived through three Socialist administrations in this country and each of them left us in an utter mess. Yet there are still plenty of citizens prepared to return another one. Talk about lemmings..!

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