Ah the British National Party. An ultra-right, racist political party whos agenda is to remove all non-whites from Britan. Among other things.

Not exactly an authoritative source here.

Biased source? How?

There is only one stance on such an issue as this: IT'S A FUCKING PUPPY.

At least the Danish cartoons were meant to be vaguely offensive, but this?

As saddened as I am over my own countries state of affairs, namely the USA.. I am forever grateful it has not yet reached the point of Britain. Somehow people have always had a prediction that the U.K. would be enslaved long before the U.S., and I see it coming too.

Erm.. well done. No, really.

<quote="Mike">PhilosphicallyStupid - The BNP are, in case you weren't reading, a right wing racist party within the UK. Both the present leader and previous leader have been caught on camera making racist remarks. Could you ask for a more bias source? I'll try and get hold of the National Front for their opinion, but don't count on it.

Oh dear - another two shouters who bought into the mainstream press lies - have you read the handbook of the socialist controlled "national association of journalists"? The handbook that explicitly states any journalist who portrays the BNP in a positive and non-racist way, Ie: the truth, then they will be struck off the organisation.

Better still - I think you should take a look round the BNP website - they have been misrepresented since the inception of the party, sorry read lied about by the press.

Do you honestly believe that a party who allow sikhs, hindus and jews as party members would be racist - better still do you think those aforementioned groups would willingly join had they been a racist party. We all know the answer to that, don't we. It only takes a little common sense and a bit of research.

As far as racist comments go - even the god of left wing communism - Red Ken - the champion of everything black and muslim - has been known to make racially charged comments when he believed he was not being filmed. It just so happens he's a lot more powerful when it comes to covering his tracks.