Looking at this, it would appear that the Tories are even more anti-immigration than the BNP, under Nick Griffin .

To be even more soft than reactionaries is a thing I will not put up with.============================




Prominent Tory warns immigration must be halted “before it is too late.”

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David Davis warned that “treasured” British values of tolerance were threatened by “uncontrolled immigration” yesterday as he committed a Tory government to heavy cuts in the numbers allowed to settle in this country.

In some of the toughest language used by a mainstream politician on race in recent years, the shadow Home Secretary claimed immigration could fill six cities the size of Birmingham within 30 years, and called for it to be halted “before it is too late”.

He also announced plans to lock up 20,000 more offenders, recruit an extra 40,000 police officers and impose stringent curbs on drug addicts. His conference address put law and order and immigration at the heart of the Tory election campaign, but his race comments brought accusations that he was using inflammatory language.
http://news.independent.co.uk/uk/po...sp?story=569539
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Well with Tony Blair putting his finger into the wind to see when the best time is to call a General Election, the BNP might well be squeezed out. What with the UKIP & CONservative party going 'hardline' on immigration, the old 1979 trickhand is being played again. This time the 'trickhand' is two fold.

Now if we had a stalwart radical racial nationalist party, that every man, woman and child in Britain understood as such, then things might be a bit different. However with the inclusion of ethnics at the very focal point of the party ( candidates & councillor ) why should the British people vote for the BNP, in their eyes the UKIP & CONservative party has a better chance of being elected.....get my point ?

The idea is to rid the UK of a white nationalist party. They are doing fine.