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The British National Party has urged its members to procreate after it lost every seat it contested in the English local elections on Thursday. The BNP fielded 99 candidates but did not win a seat. It lost the one county council seat it held in Lancashire, leaving Nick Griffin's party with just two councillors.
In a post on the party's website, members are urged to have bigger families to counter large families had by non-Britons. Northernscot claims that 51% of the US population is non-white and says that to prevent the same thing happening in Britain, "BNP members and nationalists" need to breed more.
"I know, by now you will be giggling over this suggestion. But think about it, nationalists need to buck the trend of 1.8 children per white household. We need to aim between 3 and 4 children each if not more," he writes. "And the bonus is that making babies is fun! So fellow nationalists, less TV and more fun! Let's do our bit for Britain and our race."
He also suggested that increased immigration from Europe could also increase the number of white people in the UK.
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In a post on the party's website, members are urged to have bigger families to counter large families had by non-Britons. Northernscot claims that 51% of the US population is non-white and says that to prevent the same thing happening in Britain, "BNP members and nationalists" need to breed more.
"I know, by now you will be giggling over this suggestion. But think about it, nationalists need to buck the trend of 1.8 children per white household. We need to aim between 3 and 4 children each if not more," he writes. "And the bonus is that making babies is fun! So fellow nationalists, less TV and more fun! Let's do our bit for Britain and our race."
He also suggested that increased immigration from Europe could also increase the number of white people in the UK.
BNP calls on members to breed more after elections disaster
Post on British National Party website urges: 'Let's do our bit' for white race after failure to win a single council seat
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