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The BBC has pulled an appearance by British National Party leader Nick Griffin on today’s Politics Show at the last moment out of fear that his suggestions for the control of expense claims by members of parliament would find popular appeal.
“Although the BBC claimed that ‘other stories’ had come up, the reality is that MPs’ expenses are the issue of the day,” Mr Griffin told BNP News.
“What the BBC and the controlled media do not understand is that in the digital age and with the BNP website being the most popular political party site in Britain, they can no longer black us out from the public like they used to do.
“It therefore gives me great pleasure to announce via this website what BNP policy on MPs’ expenses will be,” he said.
“Firstly, there is absolutely no justification whatsoever for MPs to have ’second houses’ paid for by the taxpayer. A BNP government will instantly abolish that entire system.
“We believe that parliament should buy a site somewhere along the Thames, maybe in the place of that monstrous ‘modern art’ museum waste in Battersea, and build a Travelodge or motel type apartment block.
“There, MPs can have bedsits, a canteen and a simple shuttle service between there and the House of Commons, taking away their ability to claim all these bogus travelling expenses,” Mr Griffin said.
“As for travel to London, there is no reason why MPs should not be given second class rail warrants, just like the ones that they give to our soldiers going to fight their wars in Afghanistan and Iraq.
“Finally, for expenses within their constituencies, MPs should be able to claim for accountable outlays equivalent to that of an NHS community nurse.
“In this way, the whole rip-off system, generated by years of Tory, Labour, Lib-Dem and UKIP trough feeding, can be killed off.”
Asked by BNP News how MPs could be accommodated while the parliamentary motel was being built, Mr Griffin replied that they could live in accommodation barges tied up along the Thames, “just like they do when they bring in all the foreign workers to displace British workers from their jobs.”
* The BBC’s blatant bias was revealed today when they put UKIP leader Nigel Farage on the Politics Show in place of Mr Griffin. This was the third day in a row that the BBC has carried an interview with Mr Farage, in what has become a transparent attempt to talk up that party ahead of the June 4th elections.
Mr Griffin also discounted media polls claiming that UKIP was benefitting from the expenses scandal fallout rather than the BNP.
“The reality, as shown by our canvassing figures and by-election results over the last few months, shows that support for the BNP is at an all-time high, with many areas reporting between 20 and 40 percent,” Mr Griffin said. “While those figures are on local level, and may change nationally, the reality is that UKIP is dead in the water, and voters will see through this blatant attempt to resuscitate that party.”
Mr Griffin added that UKIP activists should ask themselves if they are happy being in a party “promoted so heavily by the Brussels Broadcasting Corporation.”
The BBC has pulled an appearance by British National Party leader Nick Griffin on today’s Politics Show at the last moment out of fear that his suggestions for the control of expense claims by members of parliament would find popular appeal.
“Although the BBC claimed that ‘other stories’ had come up, the reality is that MPs’ expenses are the issue of the day,” Mr Griffin told BNP News.
“What the BBC and the controlled media do not understand is that in the digital age and with the BNP website being the most popular political party site in Britain, they can no longer black us out from the public like they used to do.
“It therefore gives me great pleasure to announce via this website what BNP policy on MPs’ expenses will be,” he said.
“Firstly, there is absolutely no justification whatsoever for MPs to have ’second houses’ paid for by the taxpayer. A BNP government will instantly abolish that entire system.
“We believe that parliament should buy a site somewhere along the Thames, maybe in the place of that monstrous ‘modern art’ museum waste in Battersea, and build a Travelodge or motel type apartment block.
“There, MPs can have bedsits, a canteen and a simple shuttle service between there and the House of Commons, taking away their ability to claim all these bogus travelling expenses,” Mr Griffin said.
“As for travel to London, there is no reason why MPs should not be given second class rail warrants, just like the ones that they give to our soldiers going to fight their wars in Afghanistan and Iraq.
“Finally, for expenses within their constituencies, MPs should be able to claim for accountable outlays equivalent to that of an NHS community nurse.
“In this way, the whole rip-off system, generated by years of Tory, Labour, Lib-Dem and UKIP trough feeding, can be killed off.”
Asked by BNP News how MPs could be accommodated while the parliamentary motel was being built, Mr Griffin replied that they could live in accommodation barges tied up along the Thames, “just like they do when they bring in all the foreign workers to displace British workers from their jobs.”
* The BBC’s blatant bias was revealed today when they put UKIP leader Nigel Farage on the Politics Show in place of Mr Griffin. This was the third day in a row that the BBC has carried an interview with Mr Farage, in what has become a transparent attempt to talk up that party ahead of the June 4th elections.
Mr Griffin also discounted media polls claiming that UKIP was benefitting from the expenses scandal fallout rather than the BNP.
“The reality, as shown by our canvassing figures and by-election results over the last few months, shows that support for the BNP is at an all-time high, with many areas reporting between 20 and 40 percent,” Mr Griffin said. “While those figures are on local level, and may change nationally, the reality is that UKIP is dead in the water, and voters will see through this blatant attempt to resuscitate that party.”
Mr Griffin added that UKIP activists should ask themselves if they are happy being in a party “promoted so heavily by the Brussels Broadcasting Corporation.”
