BNP claims DNA evidence validates their racist policies

Lensman said:
The Celts were also wide-ranging in their trading & rading excursions - I've learnt that they even went as far east as the Balkans, this means that I could have Celtic genes from my fathers side.
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Celtic culture is thought to have originated in the upper Danube valley. There's a theory that it arose as a blending of the horse culture of the Steppes and the settled metal-working culture of the lower Alps. I don't know how well-supported the theory is, but it seems reasonable to me.

A mongrel culture!
 
Unfortunately, Nick Griffin isn't a fool. He may be a nutjob when it comes to his political and social ideologies, but he is an intelligent guy with some good skills at oratory. Compare and contrast with Duane Gish - also deeply deluded, but clearly a skilled public speaker.
 
One day, passports will have a box for "Planet of origin".
One day, we won't have passports.

Think I'll write to my MP and ask if the new ALL BRITISH IDENTITY CARD could have the bearer's IQ printed in large, friendly letters on the front.
(I already emailed to say I refuse to carry one unless it is wholly and solely printed in German. But maybe that's just my hint of racism? Those Krauts look pretty damn foreign to me).
Sounds like someone in the BNP has been reading Brian Sykes http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Brian_Sykes
- which is a reasonably hopeful sign , methinks. I thought they wouldn't be able to even spell "DNA".
 
latent aaaack said:
I dispute that a simple-minded tribal feel-good sense of community is not, in actual practice, an asset just as it was in 1415. I wonder when I read things like this if multiculturalism is one more theory dreamed up by genuinely intelligent and well meaning people that in practice will fall far short and end up overly popularly discredited in the long run. You can't fight people like Griffin without understanding the potential appeal of anti-immigramt sentiment.

http://www.eui.eu/Personal/Dronkers/English/trust.pdf
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Well, I don't support multiculturalism either. Integration and assimilation should be the ideal.
 
Professor Yaffle said:
But I don't WANT to learn to play the bagpipes and I HATE haggis!
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Can I pass on the haggis if I already know how to play the bagpipes?


Why is it that racial superiority and inbreeding always seem to go hand in hand (as if I need to ask)? It’s not like limited breading has been found to be anything but, well, limiting. When it comes to racial superiority and inbreeding, I say more power to them. Even if such purported ‘genetic or racial purity’ doesn’t eventually breed (or genetically erode) itself out of the gene pool altogether, it still can’t swim well enough to get them out of the shallow end anyway. I would be more then happy to put such people on an endangered species list and have them only breed with others so inclined, if that is their preference.
 
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When they turn upat my door, I want to tell 'em they're right and we should ship off foreigners back where they came from, starting with Nick Griffin and all his English pals in the BNP.

I suspect it hasn't occurred to them that English settlers are a minority in Scotland......



Note: This is posted tongue in cheek. I don't suggest we ship 'em south of Carlisle. Well, except Jimmy Hill. And that bloody Brian Moore idiot when he does the rugby commentary. And David "needs a good kicking" Starkey. And maybe, just maybe, Jeremy Paxman.
 
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