Non-whites and the environment can get lost

OctavarIan · 29-04-2010 02:22PM #1

According to Nick Griffin and the BNP :P
Source: The Guardian

The BNP would offer non-white British people £50,000 to leave "overcrowded" Britain and return to the land of their ancestors, the party's leader Nick Griffin said today.

Griffin said the voluntary programme would be open to around 180,000 people a year who "could go back and help develop their own countries". He said the scheme would be funded from the foreign aid budget and money the government is "wasting at the moment on ridiculous climate change adaptation policies".

"We're saying that we'd give resettlement grants ... this is voluntary ... we're looking probably at £50,000 per person," he told BBC Radio 4's Today programme.

Griffin said that the doors would be closed to everyone because Britain was "the most overcrowded country in Europe", but he did give exceptions. He said that Irish people would be allowed in because "as far as we are concerned the Irish are part of Britain and are fully entitled to come here".

Griffin also gave the example of a Japanese physicist needed to help with a fleet of British-built nuclear power stations to be developed under a BNP government. He claimed that French people who came to the country were unlikely to be targeting "soft-touch Britain".

"If you are talking about Polish plumbers or Afghan refugees, the doors are going to be shut because Britain is full," the BNP leader said.

Griffin, who claimed he would rather be about the economy "like the other leaders", but was "very pleased" to talk about immigration, continued: "The door is shut to any significant numbers whatsoever, from anywhere. It's open where it suits Britain and suits the British people. That's fair enough."

He claimed "British indigenous" people would be in a minority in the country between 2050 and the end of the century.

Griffin said the BNP would be prepared to tear up international treaties in order to achieve its objectives. Asked what would happen if other countries reciprocated by not allowing British people in, Griffin replied: "The last thing I saw there wasn't a queue of Brits trying to go to Albania or Somalia."

Parts bolded by myself.

Well it's never a bad time to bash this toad of a man. Cutting policies on climate change to get non white people out of his country... It's hard to imagine a more backwards mentality.

So does anyone on here actually agree with him?

DrumSteve · 29-04-2010 02:25PM

i dont necessarily agree with him but i understand that he has a certain group of voters to appeal to so he's pushing the buttons so to speak. he is technically right about some things but to be honest his policies dont really do anything for me.

Mr. Incognito · 29-04-2010 02:27PM

Ah Britain. Tommy Tiernan summed it up best.

A Nation that went out and conquered the world and then got upset when these people followed them home.

Hate clowns make me laugh into my breakfast cereal.

IvySlayer · 29-04-2010 02:28PM

Griffin is a twat.

I do agree with him about 'climate change' though.

KingLoser · 29-04-2010 02:32PM

The empire that spanned the entire globe.

And not one country could they find that wanted anything to do with them. :pac:

RoyalMarine · 29-04-2010 03:34PM

whats to stop a "non-white" "british" people taking the £50,000, going to their home country, and then returning the next day?

or going to their home country and then going to another country like ireland etc.

whadabouchasir · 29-04-2010 03:37PM

does anyone even take this Mans policies seriously?

Cookie_Monster · 29-04-2010 03:47PM

He'd have my vote anyway.

At least it'd be interesting then, rather than just corrupt and incompetent :pac:

PeterIanStaker · 29-04-2010 04:10PM

Griffin is an assclown, and the knuckle - draggers who support him are as bad.

ejmaztec · 29-04-2010 04:22PM

RoyalMarineComm wrote: »

whats to stop a "non-white" "british" people taking the £50,000, going to their home country, and then returning the next day?

or going to their home country and then going to another country like ireland etc.

He's probably assuming that they would stick out like a sore thumb at the airport.

Bob the Seducer · 29-04-2010 04:24PM

Wonder if this...

...he did give exceptions. He said that Irish people would be allowed in because "as far as we are concerned the Irish are part of Britain and are fully entitled to come here

is just in case his family roots could be traced to this... :pac::pac::pac:

http://www.griffinproductions.com/hist1.html

The Irish surname Griffin is the Anglicization of the Old Gaelic surname O'Griobhta... There is no doubt however, that the great majority of Irish Griffins are really O'Griobhtas of Gaelic stock who merely anglicized their name during the seventeenth century.

aDeener · 29-04-2010 04:25PM

have to laugh at the last bolded line, hilarious!

Sykk · 29-04-2010 04:32PM

Why would they take that? They already have state funded 500k houses and 09 reg cars.. 50k is nothing to them.

Degsy · 29-04-2010 04:35PM

A lot of English taxpayers seem to think that Britain's immigration policies has been an economical and cultural disaster.
They are entitled to hold this view in a democracy..the problem is that certain people want to silence the democratic right of others to voice thier opinion,citing "racism" at the drop of a hat to silence thier opponents.
Remember racism cuts both ways,there are areas in england such as bradford where you can be attacked on sight for being white or indeed black.
A friend of mine who's father is kashmiri had to leave Hounslow because of harrasment due to his mother being irish.
The simple fact is that many people resent being made to feel like underdogs in thier "own country" and people like the BNP are preying on these concerns to further thier political agenda.

dvpower · 29-04-2010 04:41PM

"We're saying that we'd give resettlement grants ... this is voluntary ... we're looking probably at £50,000 per person," he told BBC Radio 4's Today programme.

That's very generous. I might move to the UK just so I can apply for the resettlement grant.

fartmaster · 29-04-2010 04:43PM

I work with some English people who moved to Ireland some years ago, one of the reasons they moved was because of the ghettoisation of many British towns and cities by Blacks. England is like America with regard to multiculturism but on a smaller scale and I believe is over run with the 'wrong' types people. its not racism what this guy is spouting but trying to stem the flow of mass migration which England hasnt handled well. A lesson for us to Irish to learn before the same happens here.

dvpower · 29-04-2010 04:45PM

fartmaster wrote: »

I work with some English people who moved to Ireland some years ago, one of the reasons they moved was because of the ghettoisation of many British towns and cities by Blacks. England is like America with regard to multiculturism but on a smaller scale and I believe is over run with the 'wrong' types people. its not racism what this guy is spouting but trying to stem the flow of mass migration which England hasnt handled well. A lesson for us to Irish to learn before the same happens here.

They moved to a new country because they didn't like multiculturalism?:eek:

Flying Abruptly · 29-04-2010 04:48PM

I wonder what Gordon Brown would have to say about this

fartmaster · 29-04-2010 04:48PM

dvpower wrote: »

They moved to a new country because they didn't like multiculturalism?:eek:

No, they moved because the placed the lived became a GHETTO full of Tu Pac Shakur wannabes

OctavarIan · 29-04-2010 04:53PM

IvySlayer wrote: »

I do agree with him about 'climate change' though.

In what respect?

My name is URL · 29-04-2010 04:56PM

Nick Griffin himself is probably the best tool that his opponents possess. I can't stand him or of his views, but the way he's used by the big boys in British politics to paint a bad picture of anything to do with immigration reform isn't right either.. if no problem existed with immigration in Britain then the BNP wouldn't need to exist, and it certainly wouldn't have as many followers. But the rest of the parties ignore the concerns that people have, so you can blame them for the support that the BNP is gaining

Gunmonkey · 29-04-2010 05:16PM

So what happens to stop a British born non-white person taking the £50,000 and returning to Britain??

Nodin · 29-04-2010 05:21PM

Sykk wrote: »

Why would they take that? They already have state funded 500k houses and 09 reg cars.. 50k is nothing to them.

And before the second page too.....

ejmaztec · 29-04-2010 05:24PM

My name is URL wrote: »

Nick Griffin himself is probably the best tool that his opponents possess. I can't stand him or of his views, but the way he's used by the big boys in British politics to paint a bad picture of anything to do with immigration reform isn't right either.. if no problem existed with immigration in Britain then the BNP wouldn't need to exist, and it certainly wouldn't have as many followers. But the rest of the parties ignore the concerns that people have, so you can blame them for the support that the BNP is gaining

The reason for him doing so well in winding people up about immigration, is that none of the other parties dare mention immigration. I think that the last mainstream UK politician to bring it up was Enoch Powell, and it pretty much finished his career.

29-04-2010 05:37PM

dvpower wrote: »

They moved to a new country because they didn't like multiculturalism?:eek:

English culture -v- Irish culture, almost the same when you compare toEnglish culture -v- (insert Asian/African country) Culture!

RMD · 29-04-2010 05:48PM

I laugh at the BNP and how ridiculous their policies often are.

I don't like the the hate and violence they incite though, disgusting stuff.

twinQuins · 29-04-2010 06:40PM

Haha, oh wow! Their immigration page Shows a line of Asian people along with a terrorist at the front. That's the sign of a reasonable approach to the subject.

Gunmonkey wrote: »

So what happens to stop a British born non-white person taking the £50,000 and returning to Britain??

One of their policies is to "Stop all new immigration except for exceptional cases".

Besides, they're trying to get rid of non-whites, do you really think they'll let anyone who isn't genetically pure back in?

CrazyRabbit · 29-04-2010 06:55PM

I'm moving to the UK and changing my name to Aditya Abumali. £50,00 here I come!!!

zimovain · 29-04-2010 06:56PM

Love Billy!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eSmvatlW4ZQ

admiralofthefleet · 29-04-2010 06:59PM

we should do the same in the north and send all the scots back to britain because they werent invited here in the first place

sceptre · 29-04-2010 07:00PM

fartmaster wrote: »

I work with some English people who moved to Ireland some years ago, one of the reasons they moved was because of the ghettoisation of many British towns and cities by Blacks.

Ah, perhaps he was that English chappie I met down in West Cork a few years ago (IIRC, he was married to an aunt of a cousin of a now ex-girlfriend) who told me that he loved the country and was overjoyed that he and his family had moved here.

When I asked him what he liked most about jolly old Ireland his answer ran along the lines of "the blacks haven't taken over this entire country and ruined it like they have in the UK, you guys would want to be careful here with who you let in". My straight-faced reply went something like "Mmmm, I see we're definitely letting in too many racist darkie-haters".

I didn't get an invite to his house for tea. And I quite like white tea and all.

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