you make it sound like there's no domestic money in the far right. which as anyone who's heard of the likes of jim dowson knows is wide of the mark. there is currently no far right / radical right party worth the name - you point out ukip's departure, but you might as well look at the bnp's absence too: although to be fair the bnp hasn't entirely gone away as britain first, the new british union, the yaxleyites and indeed the waterers can all attest.
they are very vulnerable to a ukip mark 2 or a new british national party, the demand remains out there but not the supply. the conservatives may be racist. they may be the nasty party. but they carry a lot of baggage with them. if a well-funded party with a vaguely charismatic leader emerged - and frankly this isn't impossible - it could have a great impact. where previous parties have fallen down have been on issues like a nazi past, on funding being pulled, on a lack of credible candidates, on their policies being stolen by a mainstream party... as we've seen with people like stephen yaxley-lennon and paul golding it's quite possible for in the first case an utterly unknown member of the bnp or, in the second, a former director of publicity and councillor to have an influence far greater than might have been expected. the demand's out there. is the supply?
This is what Thatcher did in the 1979 GE.
Oh, thanks. Now I need the mind bleach.
here you go
The song of my people!
and that's just the cops
fun fun fun
Hard to work out which is the most disgusting, the baldness, the whiteness the being overweight or a march that calls for the total annihilation of another state and its people.
it's the combination tbh
Nah, it June 23rd each year - same date as the proposed march talked about earlier.
video not from this weekend then, ta
i think there was some do outside the saudi embassy on the weekend.
