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  Keef you beat me to it with this story as I was just about to write about the very same thing. Great minds(!!) think alike eh!?
  
  Yes the two leaders of the Anglican Church have urged people not to vote BNP. The general current disillusion with our ungodly parliamentarians could send the populace the way of the BNP at forthcoming elections. But should the Church be getting involved in this way in Elections and what is behind it?
  
  Last week the BNP brought out a poster exclaiming loudly that
  
  "Jesus would vote BNP right now" or words to that effect.
  
  I havent seen any reasoning from the BNP as to why they think this might be the case. Are they rationalising that all the current parliamentarians are akin to Scribes and Pharisees, wheeling and dealing, in the temple. Christ banished them all with the help of a whip. Perhaps thats the link...could be. And who knows, our parliamentarian politicians might be described in such a way currently.
  
  Perhaps this almost blasphemous BNP attempt to rope Jesus into their campaign upset the Church more than they let on, and they have retaliated hoping to make an impact and hurt the BNP in the ballot box.
  
  Whatever the Church says though...the general feeling is that the fringe parties like BNP and UKIP will do well because of the mass anger with standard politicians. The Mackays and Kirkbrides of this world have a lot to answer for.
  
  Certainly UKIP, who have been described on more than one occasion as the political wing of the BNP, have money behind them and seem well financed. I have been leafleted by them much more than the Labour Party and almost as much as the Conservatives. Labour just one leaflet. Many from the opposition ( maybe Labour have written off all Gateway voters as consumate Tories!?)

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