Thread: Will these Nazis ever learn?
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Old 27-03-2010, 21:47   #33
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Re: Will these Nazis ever learn?
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Originally Posted by Chris View Post
Quite right. If anything, the BNP are Neo-Nazis.

Flyboy, would you like me to alter the thread title to make it more historically correct?
No need, I think it is already historically correct, given that Bailey's Fuhrer is such a fan of the original Nazi party and its goals. The word "Nazi" is no longer solely adjective of a political party, but of a political doctrine. The BNP's aims, objectives, intentions and ambitions are almost identical to those of the parties which preceded it.

One thing that does stand out, is the probable mental state of the man who is hoping to propel the Fuhrer into parliament:

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Mr Bailey, who was said by a doctor last year to have a “possible personality disorder” when he claimed that he was banned from driving because of “conspiracy against the indigenous people”, is responsible for the BNP's London campaign in the general election and borough elections
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