Bnp Leader Attacked By

[Ranjeet]

The dangerous thing about the BNP is not that are trying to look respectable being suited and booted, it's the fact that a lot of what Nick Griffin is saying is true, never mind what their real intentions are.

The government has for far too long has been pandering and appeasing their muslim vote bank whilst alienating the biggest vote bank that there is - the white working class or chav class or whatever you want to call them.

The thing about this government and the left leaning types always say that the muslim youth is being alienated and therefore being radicalised, however they are missing the bigger picture in that large sections of the white community are being alienated too and they have aggrievances too (beleive or not), the more they are alienated, the more they will turn to the likes of the BNP.

Time will only tell if they will grow, particularly in this time of recession how things will pan out, if they do gain more seats, it's a sign of things to come. However in the long term, in my judgement they will not gain power in this country, however I believe that they may gain enough votes off both the Tories and Labour that may push both these parties to change their political positioning, with the gradual weaning of the PCness and appeasement of the muslim vote bank.

As Sikhs we must always look at what is happening around us in the wider society as this will impact us one way or another. How does this affect us from a Sikh perspective? The danger is that there are many Sikhs that agree with Nick Griffin is saying, maybe not openly but definitely behind closed doors and some of us may be compelled to support the BNP but not actually go through with it, why would that be? That is because he is saying things and pointing out our aggrievances against the muslims of a particular persuasion that the other parties would dare not say due the PCness. With regards to muslim harassment and grooming of our girls, no party will dare saying against the Muslim community. In this regards Nick Griffin is telling like it is, he is saying things that most people in the UK (whether you agree with me or not) think, it must sound like music to the ears of some in our community, especially saying it on the BBC or Channel 4. However, I do not think our people would be that stupid to vote for them, I think they would look at the bigger picture, however I do think if we do make a protest vote in may be more in favour of parties such as UKIP or some other independent party.

However, this problem will not go away and we Sikhs have to abandon the "Ostrich" postion of burying our heads in the sand, the future Tory or Labour government ( I don't see much difference between them ) may start to change their policies in regards to immigration, the growing muslim population etc etc and the thing we should be looking out for is how this will impact us and we can do?