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The UK would go to back to being British and not a disaster waiting to happen, all the illegal scroungers would be deported, as well as immigrant criminals. We could then focus on sorting out our own criminals, and economic problems etc and helping to make this country more accepting of minority groups as oppose to a small number of criminals ruining it for the rest of us. We came to many years ago to be part of British culture, not to be part of a country that is slowly turning into an Islamic or third world state, due to the lack of competence by the current and recent governments.
A. The above poster clearly has no idea of what being 'British' means or any coherent grasp of the problems facing our country. Preaching hate does not answer the question. Simply the UK would grind to a halt if the BNP came to power as the rest of the world stopped trading with us, businesses would close, unemployment would take off, public services would disintegrate as the word recession would take on a whole new meaning.... well worth sending a few illegal immigrants back eh?
I would also like to add to this answer and i know that many people know that the BNP should not be in british or international politics. it them having the oppurtunity to take over this country. this country is nothing with out other countries. for instance our main traders are the Chinese, Americans, Japanese and many other countries. those people live in the UK. So i would have a think about it and say to myself what i am doing is wrong.
B.You would have to be stupid to vote for them, they are almost the Nazis of Britain.
They would kill off anybody of a vaguely different ethnicity than white, starting with fully differing people who are not white then gradually as years pass, people who are related, (like me, my grandfather came from Jamaica when he was 7 without a choice, they would kill him, then my parents, then me.)
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How many people were in the nazi army when it was first created?
I'm a Nazi supporter and I hope all the illegal immigrants get thrown out of England because our work in England is running low because of the immigrants are taking our jobs and I want all of England to help the BNP out. HAIL ALDOF HITLER AND THE EDL
Do the EDL hate black people?
The English Defence League in particular hate Muslims. I remember doing research on them and they think Islam is ruining the English way of life. They absolutely hate the Mosque. I haven't heard any racists comments agianst blacks, though. Probably because hating someone because they've evolved skin to withstand environmental pressures is ridiculous. But the EDL is similar to the BNP in my mind - both are as stupemongeous as each other to have racist tendencies.
Who was Ziaur Rahman?
Ziaur Rahman, 1975-81 Successive military coups resulted in the emergence of Army Chief of Staff Gen. Ziaur Rahman ("Zia") as strongman. He pledged the army's support to the civilian government headed by President Chief Justice Sayem. Acting at Zia's behest, Sayem dissolved Parliament, promising fresh elections in 1977, and instituted martial law. Acting behind the scenes of the Martial Law Administration (MLA), Zia sought to invigorate government policy and administration. While continuing the ban on political parties, he sought to revitalize the demoralized bureaucracy, to begin new economic development programs, and to emphasize family planning. In November 1976, Zia became Chief Martial Law Administrator (CMLA) and assumed the presidency upon Sayem's retirement 5 months later, promising national elections in 1978. As President, Zia announced a 19-point program of economic reform and began dismantling the MLA. Keeping his promise to hold elections, Zia won a 5-year term in June 1978 elections, with 76% of the vote. In November 1978, his government removed the remaining restrictions on political party activities in time for parliamentary elections in February 1979. These elections, which were contested by more than 30 parties, marked the culmination of Zia's transformation of Bangladesh's Government from the MLA to a democratically elected, constitutional one. The AL and the Bangladesh Nationalist Party (BNP), founded by Zia, emerged as the two major parties. In May 1981, Zia was assassinated in Chittagong by dissident elements of the military. The attempted coup never spread beyond that city, and the major conspirators were either taken into custody or killed. In accordance with the constitution, Vice President Justice Abdus Sattar was sworn in as acting president. He declared a new national emergency and called for election of a new president within 6 months--an election Sattar won as the BNP's candidate. President Sattar sought to follow the policies of his predecessor and retained essentially the same cabinet, but the army stepped in once again.
Why do northern and southern people in Ireland hate each other?
The terrible combination of politics and religion has had deadly consequences for some people living in Northern Ireland. Catholics and Protestants have been vilifying, attacking, torturing and killing each other in a seemingly endless cycle which has recently begun to finally end. Ulster, the focal point of most of the violence, is an amazingly beautiful province and currently has one of the lowest crime rates in the world.AnswerNorthern and Southern people don't hate each other. The hate is in specific extremist minorities in Northern Ireland. Half the population is Catholic and the other half is Protestant. Catholics usually prefer to be categorised as Irish and Nationalist (or more extremists as Republican), while Protestants usually prefer to be categorised as British and Unionist (or more extremists as Loyalist). Nationalists want a 'United Ireland' independent from the United Kingdom.Unionists want Northern Ireland to remain separate from the Republic of Ireland and part of the United Kingdom.AnswerThe British Government intervened to try to make peace in the past. AnswerI am a protestant and I am not 'English'. I like to categorise myself as Irish. I live in Belfast in Northern Ireland. People from the Republic do not hate us, and the same goes for people from Northern Ireland, we don't hate people from the Republic. There is still some minor violence that goes on, but this is just society, violence happens, bigoted people still exist, look at the BNP in England, it's not just in Northern Ireland. You can be Catholic and British, Protestant and Irish and vice-versa, your religion does not determine where you are from. You make it sound like this is some sort of Iraq situation. It's not. Do your research folks. I live in a very good part of the world, a place where some people would love to live if they gave it a chance.AnswerThere is barely any fighting at all in Ireland, no hate crimes and quite honestly it's way more peaceful in Ireland than in the USA. I live here and I'm admitting to it! Northern people don't hate Southern people, Southern people don't hate Northern people, they live with the fact that there are going to be differences in the world and don't make a big deal out of it anymore. I honestly agree with the fourth comment you people honestly need to do your research better! High School Freshman. *********************************************I would like to just add to the above answers. I do not get the impression after living here for 18 months that there is any real hatred from north to south or vice versa. There are some economic tensions that may bring out the ugly side of a Southerner because they have to rely on the stronger economy in the North. But to use the word hatred is a bit extreme. The South is dealing with their own economic crisis at the minute, so if there is any hatred anywhere on this island, its to be found directed at Dublin government! I would also add, there is far less crime here in Northern Ireland than where I came from in USA. I have lived in several countries since I left America in 1996. I must say unequivocally, that the peope of Northern Ireland from both Catholic and Protestant communities are by far the loveliest, most genuine people that I have met anywhere. They are absolutely wonderful, cant do enough for you. And they treat each other really well, considering the pain of the past. Its so lovely to see on a regular basis. Of course there are the elements from both sides that cant rise above their past beliefs, and continue to believe that making noise is more effective than being community leaders; but that does not mean their arguments are invalid, as they are indeed fed up with policing, etc. it will take a few slaps on the wrist for them to really see that they are going nowhere fast. Better for both communities, because the noise makers do a lot of damage to perception of peace. Other than that, I really sincerely believe Northern Ireland is the best kept secret of the Western World. Its so beautiful here, and with the genuine people to match the scenery, what more could anyone want. Hatred? Gone with the Wind!
How are UK elections undemocratic?
It's not clear what you mean by "undemocratic", so there is room for dispute in this answer.Short answerThe UK uses the "first past the post" (FPTP) system. Other countries use various combinations of FPTP, Single Transferable Vote and Proportional Representation. FPTP is biased against small parties. Also, both FPTP and STV give more power to some voters than others, depending on which constituency they live in. Long answerIn the FPTP system, used in the UK, the country is divided into constituencies. Each voter is assigned to the constituency where he or she lives. Each candidate stands in one constituency, usually as a member of a particular party. Each voter chooses one candidate from his/her constituency. Whichever candidate gets the most votes wins, and becomes the MP (Member of Parliament) for that constituency. If one party wins in the majority of seats, then that party forms a government. If not, then things get a little more complicated. The Single Transferable Vote system (or "Alternative Voting") is similar to FPTP, but more complicated. Instead of simply choosing one candidate, each voter chooses as many or as few candidates as he/she wants, and ranks them in order. For instance, a voter (let's call her Anne) may choose Smith in 1st place, Wilson in 2nd place and Nelson in 3rd place, and not vote for any of the others. At first, only the number 1 choices count. But the system eliminates the weakest candidate and redistributes his/her votes. For instance, if Smith is eliminated, then Anne's vote counts in favour of Wilson instead. After this transfer of votes, the weakest remaining candidate is eliminated. Once again, the losing candidate's votes are redistributed. This process continues until one candidate has a majority. That candidate becomes the winner for this constituency.Under Proportional Representation (PR), there are no constituencies. Every voter in the country has the same options. Each voter chooses a party. The seats are distributed in proportion to the number of votes cast. For instance, a party which receives 40% of the vote will be given 40% of the seats in the legislative chamber. Each party gives a list of candidates; if the party wins 60 seats, then the top 60 candidates on its list are elected.So what are the problems with FPTP?Problem 1: Not all voters are equal. This is also true under the STV system. In some constituencies, it is obvious who is going to win. In others, it is a close race; these are called "marginal constituencies". The parties concentrate their efforts on marginal constituencies. That means they try to make their policies favour the marginals, at the cost of ignoring the vast majority of constituencies. In short, voters in marginal constituencies have more power than other voters. Problem 2: FPTP is biased against small parties. A party may obtain enough votes nationwide to gain, for instance, 10% of all votes cast - intuitively, enough for 65 seats. But if those votes are spread evenly, then they may not gain enough votes in any one constituency to win a seat. Voters are well aware of this fact. Most feel that voting for such a party is futile, and instead choose the least bad of the main parties. So these small parties are penalised. The STV system is designed to give such voters the option of voting with their conscience, while simultaneously choosing which of the main parties they prefer.This problem of bias, however, does not afflict regional parties such as the Scottish National Party; but for the Lib Dems, UKIP, Greens, BNP, etc it is historically a serious problem. That is why the Liberal Democrats have a long-standing policy of changing the voting system, while the Conservatives pledge to keep FPTP.
Who will benefit from Tauondi College?
Bnp bnp bnp bnp!!
Are the BNP racist?
The British National Party (BNP) is a political group interested in Britain for British people. They may be considered racist by persons who are not British, because of their political outlook and message. But if they were really racist they would not be allowed to have their vote.The policies of the BNP are fully adopted by countries like Japan, Israel or Denmark. They offer money to immigrants to go back to where they came from. The countries above and many others have these such policies in place.Now if your going to believe things that some newspapers write, that the BNP are going to force immigrants out, while the BNP charter does not support that, then we can conclude that the mass media is against the BNP which is a grave violation of a party's rights. In other countries those newspapers would get heavy fines and some might go in jail for such lies.The BNP stance is adopted by many Muslim countries in the world among others, mostly non-western ones. The BNP is supported by over 1 million people in UK.
How to join the bnp?
i dont know why anyone would want to join the bnp unless their racist and fascist and theres no point denying it because theres proof The question was "How to join the BNP". Not why. I'd say go to their website and get the information from there.
What is BNP Paribas DTC number?
BNP Paribas, New York Branch 1569 BNP Paribas, New York Branch/BNP Paribas Prime Brokerage Custodian 2147 BNP Paribas, New York Branch/BNP Paribas Prime Brokerage International 2884 BNP Paribas NY Branch London Bonds 5153 BNP Paribas Prime Brokerage, Inc. 2154 BNP Paribas Prime Brokerage, Inc. /Stock Lending 2885 BNP Paribas Securities Corp. 0049 BNP Paribas Securities Corp. /Domestic Lending 7255 BNP Paribas Securities Corp. /Fixed Income 0630 BNP Paribas Securities Corp./OTC Settlements
What is the population of BNP Paribas?
The population of BNP Paribas is 2,010.
What is BNP Paribas's population?
BNP Paribas's population is 205,350.
What does the medical abbreviation BNP mean?
BNP stands for brain natriuretic peptide
When was BNP Paribas created?
BNP Paribas was created on 2000-05-23.
When was BNP Paribas Fortis created?
BNP Paribas Fortis was created in 1990.
What is the population of BNP Paribas CIB?
BNP Paribas CIB's population is 17,000.
When was BGL BNP Paribas created?
BGL BNP Paribas was created in 1919.
What logo has 4 stars on a green background?
It's BNP or BNP Paribas.
