An alternative source for the BNP for their manifesto
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Is The BNP really an anti-immigration party?
"The horrifying future that awaits Britain as a result of the follies of Third World immigration can only be averted if we adopt two very firm policies: 1) Future immigration of non-whites must be stopped; 2) Non-whites already here must be repatriated or otherwise resettled overseas and Britain made once again a white country". - BNP General Election Manifesto 1997
After its poor results in the 1997 General Election, The BNP has changed its policies of forced repatriation to "voluntary repatriation". Is it possible that this has been changed in order to make the BNP more appealing to the electorate, but the policy, combined with a few others, still amount to the same thing?
"A BNP government would accept no further immigration from any of the parts of the world which present the prospect of an almost limitless flow of immigration: Africa, Asia, China, Eastern and South Eastern Europe, the Middle East and South America would all be placed on an immediate ‘stop' list." - BNP General Election Manifesto 2005
This undermines the idea that the BNP is an anti-immigration party and indicates that The BNP would actually still allow most immigrants into the country so long as they are white, because in reality the majority of immigrants in the UK originate from the Republic of Ireland, yet Ireland is NOT on The BNP 'stop list'. Other countries which are in the top ten countries of origin for UK immigrants include Germany, USA, Australia and New Zealand, are not included.
