i think the Mayor of christchurch should say sorry for the way he was to wards the bnp as the only want what is right for the united kingdum

By wkimmet at 15:41 on 25/09/10

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The Mayor is entitled to his view as is the BNP. He expressed his view and they expressed theirs, there is no need for an apology from anyone.

By DomCar at 15:49 on 11/10/10
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i am a member of the bnp and was on that stall that day and we did not expresse our needs he was saying that the bnp do not have a right to campan on the street of christchurch but it ok for labour party and cnservatives and LIBDEMS AND UKIP IT OK FOR THEM BUT NOT US

By wkimmet at 20:18 on 11/10/10
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That may because the BNP incites racial hatred, whereas the other parties tend to uphold milder, less offensive ideologies.

By pintsizep at 14:14 on 13/10/10
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Well said pintsizep. The BNP's constant whingeing about how it's so persecuted is nauseating. The truth is their malicious and moronic ideas appeal to a mercifully small amount of people, and they are quite rightly vilified by the majority of people in this country. Crudely hijacking the deaths of British soldiers is just another low tactic to make themselves seem respectable. Also, I'd have thought that someone who so obviously fancies himself a patriot would be able to spell the name of his country properly. If the BNP were ever to gain respectability, it truly would be the United Kingdumb.

By vaderd at 14:41 on 13/10/10
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That's a classic. Well said vaderd and pintsizep. I am fed up with the BNP casting themselves as victims. They are a racist party and their members hijack any cause they feel might further their cause. I am surprised they seem to have a toe-hold in Christchurch. It's very sad.

By FlatStanley at 16:48 on 13/10/10
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