BRITISH NATIONAL PARTY ANTI-CANNABIS

EVIDENTLY, Ian Gibson MP is not sure whether or not he disapproves of
people breaking the law by taking cannabis "Evening News, May 20, "Pro
cannabis party given taxpayers' cash")

By contrast, the British National Party (BNP) can give a clear lead to the
law abiding majority by stating that we consider the taking of illegal
drugs to be damaging not just to the individual, but to their families and
to society in general.

There are enough problems caused by the use of relatively less harmful
compounds such as ethyl alcohol and nicotine without exacerbating the
problem by comparing these compounds with cannabis, and it is significant
that some irresponsible individuals would rather support Electroal
Commission grants to parties which champion the legalisation of
dissip[ation and dissolution rather than apolitical party (the BNP) which
supports healthy family values.

Dr Phil Edwards BNP National Press Officer