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Good Luck For Tomorrow To The BNP's Patricia Scott ! Scarborough (Stepney) By-Election !
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Chris X
2006-05-10 16:33:19 UTC
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http://www.scarborough.gov.uk/Default.aspx?page=11633

Neil Buglass - Independent
Jonathan Mark Dixon - Green Party
Patricia Marsburg - The Labour Party Candidate
Heather Park Stewart Phillips - The Conservative Party Candidate
Margaret Anne Pitts - Liberal Democrats
Patricia Ann Scott - British National Party

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together till victory be won. Our struggle is hard because we are fighting
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are fighting for nothing less than a revolution in the spirit of our
People."

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Chris X
2006-05-13 14:25:04 UTC
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Post by Chris X
http://www.scarborough.gov.uk/Default.aspx?page=11633
12.5% is an excellent result for virgin territory like this, and it shows we
can stand *anywhere* in the country and be assured of at least 10% !

http://www.bnp.org.uk/reg_showarticle.php?contentID=932

On May 11th Scarborough BNP fought a by-election caused by the resignation
of a Tory Councillor in the Stepney ward of this seaside town. Trisha Scott,
the BNP candidate polled a fantastic 12.5% of the vote in the first contest
the BNP has fielded a candidate in the town. A full colour glossy leaflet
was put out, and then followed up with a black and white leaflet used for
canvassing. We came within 100 votes of all three 'Establishment' parties in
a seat which was won by the Green Party.

Our hard working and popular candidate Trisha, backed up by a growing band
of dedicated helpers were out and about in the ward delivering leaflets and
talking to the electorate right up until polling day itself. It became very
clear that we were winning many friends in the Ward and had a good
foundation of support. On polling day itself we had activists in every
polling station meeting and greeting the electorate. On top of canvassing
this helps to break down the gutter propaganda that our leftist opponents
produce and try to smear us with.

The presence of the BNP in the by-election caused something of a stir in the
local political scene as the dregs of UAF leafleted the area with the usual
smear leaflet, two local Tory MPs were whizzing around on polling day trying
to drum up support for their clearly flagging party, and the other parties
(the Greens in particular) were telling voters not to vote for 'her' - that
is the BNP's excellent candidate, retired Civil Servant, Trisha Scott.

The depths that these other parties will go to really continue to amaze, yet
it is something we must take as a massive compliment as it shows how scared
and pathetic they really are. At the count itself there was much interest as
people got to see just who really the people were representing the BNP. They
looked around in amazement to see the most smartly dressed and well mannered
group in there. There were many gasps of 'astonishment' when Trisha polled
154 votes that could be heard around the hall. The liberal-fascist world is
crumbling down around them and they really don't know what to say or do.

The funniest thing to happen on polling day was the fact that many of our
supporters used the Liberal Democrat candidate's fleet of cars and minibuses
to get down to the polling stations - only to vote BNP once there! Overall
it was a great result, our highest ever percentage in North Yorkshire and a
sure sign that the potential here is tremendous. Well done to Scarborough
BNP and Trisha Scott in particular.

Full Result:

BNP - 154
Conservative - 253
Green - 341 (Elected)
Independent - 96
Labour - 181
Lib Dem - 209

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"A storm is gathering in this country that is about to unleash a political
revolution. British workers are sick and tired of being sold out by greedy
Tory global capitalists, hand wringing Liberal Democrat Third World
Obsessives, and public school New Labour champagne socialists. They
understand that if they want a decent job, a decent wage, a decent pension
and hope for a future in this country for their children, that the only
party that dares to stand up for the rights of the British worker is the
BNP."

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Mel Rowing
2006-05-13 17:16:50 UTC
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Post by Chris X
http://www.bnp.org.uk/reg_showarticle.php?contentID=932
On May 11th Scarborough BNP fought a by-election caused by the resignation
of a Tory Councillor in the Stepney ward of this seaside town. Trisha Scott,
the BNP candidate polled a fantastic 12.5% of the vote in the first contest
the BNP has fielded a candidate in the town. A full colour glossy leaflet
was put out, and then followed up with a black and white leaflet used for
canvassing. We came within 100 votes of all three 'Establishment' parties in
a seat which was won by the Green Party.
Yes you came 5/6 The candidate who came last polled 7.8%
Post by Chris X
BNP - 154
Conservative - 253
Green - 341 (Elected)
Independent - 96
Labour - 181
Lib Dem - 209
Chris X
2006-05-13 17:21:21 UTC
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Post by Mel Rowing
Post by Chris X
http://www.bnp.org.uk/reg_showarticle.php?contentID=932
On May 11th Scarborough BNP fought a by-election caused by the resignation
of a Tory Councillor in the Stepney ward of this seaside town. Trisha Scott,
the BNP candidate polled a fantastic 12.5% of the vote in the first contest
the BNP has fielded a candidate in the town. A full colour glossy leaflet
was put out, and then followed up with a black and white leaflet used for
canvassing. We came within 100 votes of all three 'Establishment' parties in
a seat which was won by the Green Party.
Yes you came 5/6 The candidate who came last polled 7.8%
Scarbourough isn't far from you in Ryedale, is it Rowing ? What this result
also shows is that people are increasingly prepared to vote for candidates
other than those from the OPWTN, and since we're going to target the Ryedale
wards in 2007, you better get out their distributing your copies of
"Searchlies" extra-fast if you want to stand a hope in hell of stopping us
:)
Post by Mel Rowing
Post by Chris X
BNP - 154
Conservative - 253
Green - 341 (Elected)
Independent - 96
Labour - 181
Lib Dem - 209
Paul Hyett
2006-05-14 09:02:05 UTC
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In uk.politics.misc on Sat, 13 May 2006, Chris X
Post by Chris X
Post by Mel Rowing
Yes you came 5/6 The candidate who came last polled 7.8%
Scarbourough isn't far from you in Ryedale, is it Rowing ? What this
result also shows is that people are increasingly prepared to vote for
candidates other than those from the OPWTN, and since we're going to
target the Ryedale wards in 2007, you better get out their distributing
your copies of "Searchlies" extra-fast if you want to stand a hope in
hell of stopping us :)
What, no plans to target Cheltenham?

Oh wait - the immigrants here tend to be assimilated, therefore little
racial strife for you to exploit...

Of course, there *was* that little matter of the black Tory John Taylor
in 1992, but the extent to which that might have affected the result is
debatable, as it was overwhelmed by the general anti-Tory swing, plus
the loss of the incumbent Tory's big personal vote.
--
Paul Hyett, Cheltenham
Chris X
2006-05-14 09:44:25 UTC
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In uk.politics.misc on Sat, 13 May 2006, Chris X
Post by Chris X
Post by Mel Rowing
Yes you came 5/6 The candidate who came last polled 7.8%
Scarbourough isn't far from you in Ryedale, is it Rowing ? What this
result also shows is that people are increasingly prepared to vote for
candidates other than those from the OPWTN, and since we're going to
target the Ryedale wards in 2007, you better get out their distributing
your copies of "Searchlies" extra-fast if you want to stand a hope in hell
of stopping us :)
What, no plans to target Cheltenham?
Oh wait - the immigrants here tend to be assimilated, therefore little
racial strife for you to exploit...
Typical lame lying soundbite from you.
Post by Paul Hyett
Of course, there *was* that little matter of the black Tory John Taylor in
1992,
Are you going to bore us about John Taylor for much longer ? It's getting
tedious.
Paul Hyett
2006-05-15 08:43:13 UTC
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In uk.politics.misc on Sun, 14 May 2006, Chris X
Post by Chris X
Post by Paul Hyett
What, no plans to target Cheltenham?
Oh wait - the immigrants here tend to be assimilated, therefore
little racial strife for you to exploit...
Typical lame lying soundbite from you.
You do not live in Cheltenham, therefore how can you claim to know
better than I, the situation with the local immigrant population?
Post by Chris X
Post by Paul Hyett
Of course, there *was* that little matter of the black Tory John
Taylor in 1992,
Are you going to bore us about John Taylor for much longer ? It's
getting tedious.
Really? I'd have thought the BNP would be interested in Cheltenham's
'racist' past... :)
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Paul Hyett, Cheltenham
Chris X
2006-05-15 08:46:33 UTC
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Post by Paul Hyett
In uk.politics.misc on Sun, 14 May 2006, Chris X
Post by Chris X
Post by Paul Hyett
What, no plans to target Cheltenham?
Oh wait - the immigrants here tend to be assimilated, therefore little
racial strife for you to exploit...
Typical lame lying soundbite from you.
You do not live in Cheltenham, therefore how can you claim to know better
than I, the situation with the local immigrant population?
We do *not* "exploit" "racial strife".
Post by Paul Hyett
Post by Chris X
Post by Paul Hyett
Of course, there *was* that little matter of the black Tory John Taylor
in 1992,
Are you going to bore us about John Taylor for much longer ? It's getting
tedious.
Really? I'd have thought the BNP would be interested in Cheltenham's
'racist' past... :)
No.
Paul Hyett
2006-05-15 18:08:09 UTC
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In uk.politics.misc on Mon, 15 May 2006, Chris X
Post by Chris X
Post by Paul Hyett
You do not live in Cheltenham, therefore how can you claim to know
better than I, the situation with the local immigrant population?
We do *not* "exploit" "racial strife".
So it's pure coincidence that your presence in an area, and its
incidence, seem closely linked?
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Paul Hyett, Cheltenham
Chris X
2006-05-16 07:35:56 UTC
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Post by Paul Hyett
In uk.politics.misc on Mon, 15 May 2006, Chris X
Post by Chris X
Post by Paul Hyett
You do not live in Cheltenham, therefore how can you claim to know
better than I, the situation with the local immigrant population?
We do *not* "exploit" "racial strife".
So it's pure coincidence that your presence in an area, and its incidence,
seem closely linked?
Since we're pretty much everywhere in the country, your "point" is rather
meaningless. You might as well say that Burger King are exploiting "racial
strife" since it always happens within a five mile radius of one of their
outlets !
Paul Hyett
2006-05-16 18:18:49 UTC
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Post by Chris X
Post by Paul Hyett
Post by Chris X
We do *not* "exploit" "racial strife".
So it's pure coincidence that your presence in an area, and its
incidence, seem closely linked?
Since we're pretty much everywhere in the country, your "point" is
rather meaningless.
OK correction noted, so replace 'presence' with 'active involvement'.
Post by Chris X
You might as well say that Burger King are exploiting "racial strife"
since it always happens within a five mile radius of one of their
outlets !
Ladies & gentlemen, that is what is known as a specious argument...
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Chris X
2006-05-16 18:32:21 UTC
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Post by Paul Hyett
In uk.politics.misc on Tue, 16 May 2006, Chris X
Post by Chris X
Post by Paul Hyett
Post by Chris X
We do *not* "exploit" "racial strife".
So it's pure coincidence that your presence in an area, and its
incidence, seem closely linked?
Since we're pretty much everywhere in the country, your "point" is rather
meaningless.
OK correction noted, so replace 'presence' with 'active involvement'.
But we're active everywhere ! If you mean areas that we have elected
representatives, then you might like to tell us about the (undoubtedly !)
red hot incidents of "racial strife" in Havering, Epping Forest, Broxbourne
and Kirklees !
Post by Paul Hyett
Post by Chris X
You might as well say that Burger King are exploiting "racial strife"
since it always happens within a five mile radius of one of their outlets
!
Ladies & gentlemen, that is what is known as a specious argument...
Well, it comprehensively destroyed yours !
Paul Hyett
2006-05-17 08:22:41 UTC
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In uk.politics.misc on Tue, 16 May 2006, Chris X
Post by Chris X
Post by Paul Hyett
Post by Chris X
Post by Paul Hyett
So it's pure coincidence that your presence in an area, and its
incidence, seem closely linked?
Since we're pretty much everywhere in the country, your "point" is
rather meaningless.
OK correction noted, so replace 'presence' with 'active involvement'.
But we're active everywhere !
Oh really? I've never heard a peep from you in Cheltenham...
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Paul Hyett, Cheltenham
Chris X
2006-05-17 08:37:23 UTC
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Post by Paul Hyett
In uk.politics.misc on Tue, 16 May 2006, Chris X
Post by Chris X
Post by Paul Hyett
Post by Chris X
Post by Paul Hyett
So it's pure coincidence that your presence in an area, and its
incidence, seem closely linked?
Since we're pretty much everywhere in the country, your "point" is
rather meaningless.
OK correction noted, so replace 'presence' with 'active involvement'.
But we're active everywhere !
Oh really? I've never heard a peep from you in Cheltenham...
Maybe we think you're not worth bothering with ?
Paul Hyett
2006-05-17 17:54:27 UTC
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In uk.politics.misc on Wed, 17 May 2006, Chris X
Post by Chris X
Post by Paul Hyett
Post by Chris X
But we're active everywhere !
Oh really? I've never heard a peep from you in Cheltenham...
Maybe we think you're not worth bothering with ?
Then your definition of 'everywhere' needs some rethinking. :)
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Paul Hyett, Cheltenham
Chris X
2006-05-17 17:57:06 UTC
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Post by Paul Hyett
Post by Chris X
Post by Paul Hyett
Post by Chris X
But we're active everywhere !
Oh really? I've never heard a peep from you in Cheltenham...
Maybe we think you're not worth bothering with ?
Then your definition of 'everywhere' needs some rethinking. :)
Er .... ha ha ! Seriously though, there is a BNP branch in Chelt/Gloucs.
Ariadne
2006-05-13 17:22:16 UTC
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Post by Mel Rowing
Post by Chris X
http://www.bnp.org.uk/reg_showarticle.php?contentID=932
On May 11th Scarborough BNP fought a by-election caused by the resignation
of a Tory Councillor in the Stepney ward of this seaside town. Trisha Scott,
the BNP candidate polled a fantastic 12.5% of the vote in the first contest
the BNP has fielded a candidate in the town. A full colour glossy leaflet
was put out, and then followed up with a black and white leaflet used for
canvassing. We came within 100 votes of all three 'Establishment' parties in
a seat which was won by the Green Party.
Yes you came 5/6 The candidate who came last polled 7.8%
He is pathetic. He has nothing better to do
than abuse newsgroups.
Post by Mel Rowing
Post by Chris X
BNP - 154
Conservative -` 253
Green - 341 (Elected)
Independent - 96
Labour - 181
Lib Dem - 209
Chris X
2006-05-13 17:29:27 UTC
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Post by Ariadne
Post by Mel Rowing
Post by Chris X
http://www.bnp.org.uk/reg_showarticle.php?contentID=932
On May 11th Scarborough BNP fought a by-election caused by the resignation
of a Tory Councillor in the Stepney ward of this seaside town. Trisha Scott,
the BNP candidate polled a fantastic 12.5% of the vote in the first contest
the BNP has fielded a candidate in the town. A full colour glossy leaflet
was put out, and then followed up with a black and white leaflet used for
canvassing. We came within 100 votes of all three 'Establishment' parties in
a seat which was won by the Green Party.
Yes you came 5/6 The candidate who came last polled 7.8%
He is pathetic. He has nothing better to do
than abuse newsgroups.
By posting .... NEWS ! Riiiight ! ROTFLMAO !
Post by Ariadne
Post by Mel Rowing
Post by Chris X
BNP - 154
Conservative -` 253
Green - 341 (Elected)
Independent - 96
Labour - 181
Lib Dem - 209
Crowley
2006-05-13 17:24:59 UTC
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Post by Mel Rowing
Yes you came 5/6 The candidate who came last polled 7.8%
Poor old Mel, still full of spite and venom after last weeks successful
local elections for the BNP.

Careful old fellow or you'll end up all bitter and twisted. LOL
Chris X
2006-05-13 17:28:59 UTC
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Post by Crowley
Post by Mel Rowing
Yes you came 5/6 The candidate who came last polled 7.8%
Poor old Mel, still full of spite and venom after last weeks successful
local elections for the BNP.
Careful old fellow or you'll end up all bitter and twisted. LOL
... And we *wouldn't* want that now, would we ?! ;)
Crowley
2006-05-13 17:31:04 UTC
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Post by Chris X
Post by Crowley
Post by Mel Rowing
Yes you came 5/6 The candidate who came last polled 7.8%
Poor old Mel, still full of spite and venom after last weeks successful
local elections for the BNP.
Careful old fellow or you'll end up all bitter and twisted. LOL
... And we *wouldn't* want that now, would we ?! ;)
I think poor old Mel's had to go for a lie down until his blood
pressure subsides !
Chris X
2006-05-13 17:34:25 UTC
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Post by Crowley
Post by Chris X
Post by Crowley
Post by Mel Rowing
Yes you came 5/6 The candidate who came last polled 7.8%
Poor old Mel, still full of spite and venom after last weeks successful
local elections for the BNP.
Careful old fellow or you'll end up all bitter and twisted. LOL
... And we *wouldn't* want that now, would we ?! ;)
I think poor old Mel's had to go for a lie down until his blood
pressure subsides !
;)))
Chris X
2006-05-13 17:37:35 UTC
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Post by Crowley
Post by Chris X
Post by Crowley
Post by Mel Rowing
Yes you came 5/6 The candidate who came last polled 7.8%
Poor old Mel, still full of spite and venom after last weeks successful
local elections for the BNP.
Careful old fellow or you'll end up all bitter and twisted. LOL
... And we *wouldn't* want that now, would we ?! ;)
I think poor old Mel's had to go for a lie down until his blood
pressure subsides !
Not that I want to push him "over the edge", but ....
http://www.thisisyork.co.uk/york/news/YORK_NEWS_LOCAL7.html

BNP `may put up York candidates'
FEARS have been raised that the British National Party may target York in
the run-up to next year's local elections.

Ben Drake, chairman of York Unite Against Fascism, said: "It is almost
certain they will run candidates in York for the first time next year.

"There may be one or two local people who are sympathetic to their cause, so
they might have someone local stand or, if not, they'll airlift someone in."

During the European Union elections, many BNP voters were from the York
area, it is claimed, as the party targeted people disillusioned with the
Government, or worried about local issues.

The far-right group was criticised for distributing leaflets in Clifton
following plans to move the Arc Light homeless centre there, and for
targeting Haxby and Bishopthorpe, just as the new Archbishop Dr John Sentamu
was enthroned.

Mr Drake added: "The BNP are looking at extending into North Yorkshire,
following their electoral successes in West and South Yorkshire.

"They put a candidate for the first time in Harrogate last week, who didn't
come last.

"I wouldn't be surprised if they ran at least one candidate in the York
local elections next year.
Crowley
2006-05-13 17:43:32 UTC
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Post by Chris X
Not that I want to push him "over the edge", but ....
http://www.thisisyork.co.uk/york/news/YORK_NEWS_LOCAL7.html
BNP `may put up York candidates'
FEARS have been raised that the British National Party may target York in
the run-up to next year's local elections............
I'm sure many of Mel's friends and neighbours will appreciate the
opportunity to vote BNP.

I fear it could be the end for the old boy though. His blood pressure
will go through the roof LMAO
Chris X
2006-05-13 17:49:02 UTC
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Post by Crowley
Post by Chris X
Not that I want to push him "over the edge", but ....
http://www.thisisyork.co.uk/york/news/YORK_NEWS_LOCAL7.html
BNP `may put up York candidates'
FEARS have been raised that the British National Party may target York in
the run-up to next year's local elections............
I'm sure many of Mel's friends and neighbours will appreciate the
opportunity to vote BNP.
Absolutely they will ! They'll tell Mel they're not going to, of course.
Wouldn't want to hurt his feelings, and all that :)
Post by Crowley
I fear it could be the end for the old boy though. His blood pressure
will go through the roof LMAO
If he's hospitalised I hope they have WiFi for his laptop ... who else are
the nationalist forces on this newsgroup going to tear to shreds on a daily
basis ???
Paul Hyett
2006-05-14 09:02:05 UTC
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In uk.politics.misc on Sat, 13 May 2006, Chris X
Post by Chris X
Post by Crowley
I think poor old Mel's had to go for a lie down until his blood
pressure subsides !
Not that I want to push him "over the edge", but ....
http://www.thisisyork.co.uk/york/news/YORK_NEWS_LOCAL7.html
BNP `may put up York candidates'
FEARS have been raised that the British National Party may target York
in the run-up to next year's local elections.
It hasn't occurred to me to ask before, but which fears would those be -
the consequences of electing BNP councillors, or that their policies
might actually be popular with the local electorate?
Post by Chris X
Ben Drake, chairman of York Unite Against Fascism, said: "It is almost
certain they will run candidates in York for the first time next year.
"There may be one or two local people who are sympathetic to their
cause, so they might have someone local stand or, if not, they'll
airlift someone in."
Surely that's not allowed in local elections?
--
Paul Hyett, Cheltenham
Chris X
2006-05-14 09:43:28 UTC
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Post by Paul Hyett
In uk.politics.misc on Sat, 13 May 2006, Chris X
Post by Chris X
Post by Crowley
I think poor old Mel's had to go for a lie down until his blood
pressure subsides !
Not that I want to push him "over the edge", but ....
http://www.thisisyork.co.uk/york/news/YORK_NEWS_LOCAL7.html
BNP `may put up York candidates'
FEARS have been raised that the British National Party may target York in
the run-up to next year's local elections.
It hasn't occurred to me to ask before, but which fears would those be -
the consequences of electing BNP councillors, or that their policies might
actually be popular with the local electorate?
Both.
Paul Hyett
2006-05-15 08:43:13 UTC
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In uk.politics.misc on Sun, 14 May 2006, Chris X
Post by Paul Hyett
Post by Chris X
BNP `may put up York candidates'
FEARS have been raised that the British National Party may target
York in the run-up to next year's local elections.
It hasn't occurred to me to ask before, but which fears would those
be - the consequences of electing BNP councillors, or that their
policies might actually be popular with the local electorate?
Both.
Then you still have a lot of work to do in alleviating both sets of
concerns.
--
Paul Hyett, Cheltenham
Chris X
2006-05-15 08:48:12 UTC
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Post by Paul Hyett
In uk.politics.misc on Sun, 14 May 2006, Chris X
Post by Paul Hyett
Post by Chris X
BNP `may put up York candidates'
FEARS have been raised that the British National Party may target York
in the run-up to next year's local elections.
It hasn't occurred to me to ask before, but which fears would those be -
the consequences of electing BNP councillors, or that their policies
might actually be popular with the local electorate?
Both.
Then you still have a lot of work to do in alleviating both sets of
concerns.
Those who fear us are only those who have a vested interest in prolonging
the stinking, corrupt OPWTN system.
Paul Hyett
2006-05-13 17:56:15 UTC
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In uk.politics.misc on Sat, 13 May 2006, Chris X
Post by Chris X
On May 11th Scarborough BNP fought a by-election caused by the
resignation of a Tory Councillor in the Stepney ward of this seaside
town. We came within 100 votes of all three 'Establishment' parties in
a seat which was won by the Green Party.
That's a fancy way of saying you finished 5th of 6...

If it had been 7 of 9, you might have gotten more votes. :)
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Paul Hyett, Cheltenham
Chris X
2006-05-13 17:58:37 UTC
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In uk.politics.misc on Sat, 13 May 2006, Chris X
Post by Chris X
On May 11th Scarborough BNP fought a by-election caused by the resignation
of a Tory Councillor in the Stepney ward of this seaside town. We came
within 100 votes of all three 'Establishment' parties in a seat which was
won by the Green Party.
That's a fancy way of saying you finished 5th of 6...
If it had been 7 of 9, you might have gotten more votes. :)
I refer you to my earlier posts in the thread about it representing an
underlying trend.
Paul Hyett
2006-05-14 09:02:06 UTC
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In uk.politics.misc on Sat, 13 May 2006, Chris X
Post by Chris X
Post by Paul Hyett
That's a fancy way of saying you finished 5th of 6...
If it had been 7 of 9, you might have gotten more votes. :)
I refer you to my earlier posts in the thread about it representing an
underlying trend.
I guess you're not a Trekkie then... :)
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Paul Hyett, Cheltenham
Chris X
2006-05-14 09:46:15 UTC
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Post by Paul Hyett
In uk.politics.misc on Sat, 13 May 2006, Chris X
Post by Chris X
Post by Paul Hyett
That's a fancy way of saying you finished 5th of 6...
If it had been 7 of 9, you might have gotten more votes. :)
I refer you to my earlier posts in the thread about it representing an
underlying trend.
I guess you're not a Trekkie then... :)
I *did* "get" your "joke", but found it rather weak.
Roger Dewhurst
2006-05-13 22:25:24 UTC
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Post by Paul Hyett
If it had been 7 of 9, you might have gotten more votes. :)
'gotten'. Are you an American?

R
Paul Hyett
2006-05-14 09:02:06 UTC
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In uk.politics.misc on Sun, 14 May 2006, Roger Dewhurst
Post by Roger Dewhurst
Post by Paul Hyett
If it had been 7 of 9, you might have gotten more votes. :)
'gotten'. Are you an American?
No, but my spell-checker is. :)
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Bubba Squirtfest
2006-05-14 19:45:36 UTC
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If it had been 7 of 9, you might have gotten more votes. :)
'gotten'. Are you an American?
It's in wide useage in Britain.
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Roger Dewhurst
2006-05-15 04:49:21 UTC
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If it had been 7 of 9, you might have gotten more votes. :)
'gotten'. Are you an American?
It's in wide useage in Britain.
One more reason, among many, to stay on the other side of the world.

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