Originally Posted by Mr_love_monkey

This, I think, is going to be why, eventually, a party like the BNP will come to power. People are so fed up with the influx of migrants, asylum seekers, etc, whom, they feel, rightly or wrongly, are responsible for the high council tax, bad public services, lack of jobs (after all, despite what the figures say, has unemployment gone down? - I don't think so - juggling the figures so that people on a 'find a job' scheme don't show up as unemployed, is not the same as making sure people have work).

So what will happen is the BNP (or someone) will say, yes, we'll stop the influx, we'll get council tax down, we'll stop Johnnie Foreigner taking all the jobs - and people will be disillusioned and angry enough to want to show they they have had enough, and that they want something done about the issues - and they will vote for them. Of course they won't see the small print - which says 'oh yes, and after we've done that - we start forcibly repatriating people, that we don't consider to be 'pure' british, never mind if you've been here all your life, eventually it will be if you're not what we consider to be the ideal white person, then chances are you're being removed' - and when it does start happening, and when they do start knocking on my door, on my neighbours door, by then it will be too late.

I'm reminded of a poem by Reverend Martin Niemoller


A country that is politically unhappy and politically unstable is a dangerous country - it leaves the field open for extremists - would Hitler's National Socialist party come to power if Germany hadn't been in such economic strife, if they weren't so unhappy with the (then) current political set up? Hitler came along and gave them an easy target to blame all the troubles on - someone they could vent their resentment at - and when people realised what was going on, it was too late.