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Pathetic.

Come on Ginge, answer the question or are you going to ignore it because you don't like the answer?

Yes, they should have done.

Agree 100%.

LOL. You are either a really good WUM or really thick or maybe both. I genuinely pity you.

A cherry picked piece of data in the Express as evidence? LOL.

Yes or no. Have interest rates and home repossessions been lower between 1997 - 2010 then between 1979 - 1997? It's not a hard question.

Hahahahahahahahahahahahahaha. Genius.

Alf Garnet may be typical of your friends but thankfully I know no one like him and if I did I wouldn't consider him a friend anyway.

And this typical, dismissive, myopic, superior view is why the BNP continues to prosper.

As are those who fail to understand why many working class folk are turning towards them.

By denying that a growing swathe of the population have genuine fears about immigration the main stream parties are doing the BNP's recruiting for them. It is not racist to question immigration but it is ignorant to label anyone who does question it racist.

So you are saying, in the early 90s, under the tories, interest rates and home repossessions were lower than they were under Labour from 97 onwards? Yes or no will do.

I'm going to assume that you are to young to remember the Major government otherwise I would suggest you re-evaluate your post as even the most ardent tory would see what a daft statement it is to make.

Thanks for that Mr Outraged of Tunbridge Wells. I assume you are looking forward to interst rates going through the roof and a raft of home repossesions if Dave, the ordinary chap, gets in?

The BNP in Stoke Central. http://www.guardian.co.uk/politics/2010/apr/08/election-bnp-stoke-immigration

In a word, no.

I was just wondering, after looking at the SWF poll, whom, if anyone, will be swapping sides in this election? I'm going from Lab' in the last general electionto Lib' in this one.

Don't the FL insist on all footballing debts being cleared in full and if they are not it's a points deduction? Their league. Their rules.

Up until the last Euro elections I had only voted Labour but I voted Liberal. I felt very strange afterwards, something akin to cheating on the missus I guess.

A FOI request by The Spectator.

Where as the tories think crippling interest rates, home repossessions, mass unemployment & services slashed are the way forward. Still, as long as your happy.

It's the hope that kills them.

Good point.

Who is making their decision based on the party itself & who is making their decision based on its leader? I'd be interested to know.