South East BNP Announces Six More Candidates
March 18, 2010
The British National Party’s South East region has announced six new candidates in Lewes, Milton Keynes South, Windsor, Gillingham and Rainham, Portsmouth South and Chatham and Ayelsford.
Royal Air Force Regiment veteran David Lloyd will stand for the BNP in Lewes.
“My family has served in the Army and the Royal Navy for decades and have earned the right to say how this country is run,” Mr Lloyd said.
“It is my duty to protect their values of honesty, decency, integrity and loyalty. I will not stand by and watch my country being destroyed by the Tory/Labour/Lib Dem Tweedledee and Tweedledum parties who have no concept of the meaning of loyalty to a country or its people,” he said.
Financial consultant Matt Tait will be the party’s candidate in Milton Keynes.
“I will campaign on the serious threat which uncontrolled mass immigration poses to our existence as a nation,” Mr Tait said.
“Current demographic trends show that we are set to be overrun by the Third World invasion well within 30 or 40 years. This is not the sort of future I want to bequeath to future generations.
“In addition, my campaign will call for an end to the Afghanistan war.”
Architect Peter Phillips will be the party’s candidate in Windsor.
“As a born and bred Londoner, I am saddened by the steady decline of our country,” said Mr Phillips.
“We see all around us the end product of decades of Tory/Labour/Lib Dem misrule: the run-down state of our surroundings, the health service, the education and transport sectors, the erosion of our once cohesive and law-abiding society and the increasing shortage and unaffordable cost of housing. We need to change direction.
“The principal causes of our nation’s decline are relentless uncontrolled immigration, the destructive political correctness which dominates every aspect of our lives, and the transfer of power to the unaccountable European Union,” he said, adding that only the BNP will “stop this madness.”
In Gillingham and Rainham, long-time Medway resident Brian Ravenscroft will carry the party’s flag.
“Mass immigration has changed the face of the constituency and has resulted in British people being put last,” Mr Ravenscroft said.
“I will campaign to end this anti-British discrimination and put the rights of our people first.”
Local businessman Geoff Crompton will contest the Portsmouth South seat on behalf of the BNP.
He will campaign on the principles of putting British people first and on ending the war in Afghanistan.
“The recent outcry over taxi drivers in Southampton using ‘English speaking driver’ stickers shows just how far the madness of anti-English political correctness has gone,” Mr Crompton said.
Electrical engineer Colin McCarthy-Stewart will be the BNP candidate in Chatham & Aylesford.
“I have seen this country change out of all proportion since the 60s and 70s,” Mr McCarthy-Stewart said. “It has been a change for the worse.
“The BNP is the only party that will act in the best interests of the people of Medway and which will provide a better future for all,” he said.

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