UKIP and the BNP

The BNP Fox jumps over the back of UKIP

When I read that the British National Party had made overtures to the fragmenting UKIP concerning the coming European Elections, I thought; "What a Master Stroke. Brilliant". But not for the reasons that some, especially the press might think.

Then, when reading confirmation of the move over on the Deputy Leader of the BNPs site, I came to the conclusion I would not like to play chess against the guys who came up with this move. It was nothing short of brilliant.

"It was with a view to ending this ridiculous situation of splitting the anti-Euro federalist vote and it hasn't paid off, frankly," he said.
"We are aware there are people very highly placed in Ukip who are very sympathetic to the logic that the vote could be split - that was where we were coming from. Someone has to take a lead on this if we are not to continue to be propelled into this federalist monster."

Buster Mottram, a former British tennis star, slammed "the idea of doing a deal with the BNP" straight into UKIP's side of the net at a meeting of their NEC. What a serve and a patriotic one at that.

It was a win, win situation for the BNP. In the unlikely event of an agreement, the BNP would have increased their chances of success in their main target areas and if rejected, as was expected, the rejection would show the leaders of UKIP to be nothing other than the mouthpiece and safety valve of the state.

Like I say, it was a brilliant move. During my time in the Royal Navy as a Radio Operator, I was taught how to type on an old Imperial. One of the typing exercises, a pangram, using all of the alphabet was;

The Quick Brown Fox Jumps Over The Lazy Dogs Back"

In this case, the Quick Brown Fox, in the guise of Nick Griffin as jumped straight over the backs of the press and the UKIP leadership. More publicity and another nail in the coffin of UKIP and their BBC glove puppets. Read the truth of the whole affair here.

Tags: BNP, Nick Griffin, ukip, Buster Mottram