“”It is entirely reasonable to want one’s country to express its own culture through its institutions, laws and practices. Yet those who defend this principle are called ‘racist'” -Melanie Phillips
BY MELANIE PHILLIPS, WRITING IN THE DAILY MAIL
Home Secretary Jacqui Smith is ‘merely tinkering around the edges’
While the media minutely scrutinise Harriet Harman’s ambition, Jacqui Smith’s expenses and David Cameron’s taste in clothes, a lower form of political pond life altogether is expanding like duck-weed.
Last week, the British National Party won a council seat in Sevenoaks, Kent.
This should make us all sit up and take notice. Kent is not ethnically-riven Tower Hamlets or Bradford.
True, it was a Labour seat on this council that fell to the BNP’s Paul Golding – a charming character whom the party once expelled for allegedly attacking another BNP councillor.
Yet Suburban Sevenoaks is not some angry, marginalised working-class area but the placid Tory home counties.
This suggests that receptiveness to the BNP’s odious ideas is now spreading into mainstream British life.




 



