If we had open borders we'd be downed with economic immigrants, there are too many people on this island, 30+ million to many people, it's simply not sustainable, Johnathan Poritt says so [1]. Peter Sutherland was right, the World Bank needed more power to regulate the flow of capital in it's efforts to balance wealth and prosperity fairly across the world but all you guys did was protest against it, there is no reasoning with what you did at all. Now we have hundreds of thousands of economic migrants pouring into this country year on year and we the hard working tax payer of multicultural Britain have to foot the bill for those who come here to find work, foot the ever expanding cost to keep these poor economic migrants in such a miserable state of existence whilst we strapped into negative equity struggle to keep afloat alongside our faltering and dwindling economy.

I've also noticed that when anyone raises the issue of immigration, questions consensus belief and disagrees with their thinly veiled global governance agenda they get threatened by Antifa thought police, disagree with us and we'll smash your face in isn't it?

Antifa v's BNP = Fascism v's National Socialism (Nazi)

I'm all for looking after those who are genuine, those who are truly fleeing war, torture and extreme oppression, providing sanctuary for those who would otherwise be dead if they were not allowed to stay here in the UK but in the majority of cases this plight simple doesn't exist.

[1]  http://www.timesonline.co.uk/tol/news/politics/article5950442.ece

Dear "Environmentalist".

Since you are making your views public, I feel I have the right to give you the advice to inform yourself more before you speak. You live in a "developed" country, so the world of information is fully available for you.

You might start with this:

 http://www.nytimes.com/2008/01/02/opinion/02diamond.html?_r=1

I quote:

"The estimated one billion people who live in developed countries have a relative per capita consumption rate of 32. Most of the world’s other 5.5 billion people constitute the developing world, with relative per capita consumption rates below 32, mostly down toward 1."

I might also point you the simple fact that tons of food are being thrown away in this country every year.

And, regarding your concerns about "economic" migrants... hm who would actually want to come to live in the UK deliberately, without existential pressure (hm I admit it, I did). Do you really think it's so attractive? There was something about colonies in the past... remember?

And yes I strongly disagree with you and any other BNP friend, but I don't want to smash you in the face.

And why do you reckon did they arrest people for handing out leaflets?