European Union Human Rights Act
Posted in EU Info on 10/06/2010 11:23 pm by admin
if you wanna see some policies that you certainly won’t agree with and can’t be contradicted in the BNP, here?
http://bnp.org.uk/policies/democracy/
- Abolish “anti-discrimination” laws which prevent people from making a free choice;
- Abolish the “Human Rights Act” which has been imposed on this country through the European Union, and which is nothing but an excuse to prevent British laws stopping the scroungers of the world parasiting off this nation;
- Abolish all restrictions on traditional free speech; common law provisions against incitement to violence are the only proper limits in a free society;
- Reject ID cards, intrusive surveillance and the retention of DNA samples of the innocent;
- Introduce an English parliament within the United Kingdom;
- Introduce citizen-initiated referenda whose outcome is binding on Parliament.
seriously, please tell me any good points about abolishing Human Rights, abolishing anti discrimination laws will lead to total chaos!
Why vote for this scum, their policies are so badly thought out.
The links below go into the truth about the BNP…
BBC Human Rights Act
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