Category Archives: BNP

So now we know……..

Posted on June 8, 2009 by pauljohnston

Philip Johnston (no relation, to my knowledge) in this morning’s Telegraph claims that the Euro election results were people saying ‘a plague on both your houses’ to the Tories and Labour. It might be worth pointing out to users of … Continue reading →

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Election advice from the Telegraph

Posted on May 30, 2009 by pauljohnston

There’s a long editorial this morning, advising readers that ‘a vote for Ukip is a wasted vote’. I think I’ve made it fairly clear that I agree with that sentiment and the Editor’s stated reasons for holding it. Some people … Continue reading →

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Euro-elections 2009 Part IV: Conservatives

Posted on May 27, 2009 by pauljohnston

The Conservative literature arrived only yesterday, some five days after my postal ballot paper. This was disappointing and might have cost the party some votes as many postal voters will have returned their papers already, without having read much from … Continue reading →

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The last refuge………….

Posted on May 25, 2009 by pauljohnston

It used to be said that the last refige of a scoundrel was patriotism. Now it is fast becoming Proportional Representation. We are now told that Alan Johnson, who presides on behalf of G. Brown over an unreformed Health Service, … Continue reading →

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Euro-elections 2009 Part III: BNP

Posted on May 25, 2009 by pauljohnston

The BNP is trying to soften its image. The literature I have in front of me has nice ‘soft’ pictures all over it: a family with two parents and three children, two girls, one boy, all happy and smiling; three … Continue reading →

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