I feel offended by the comments from Guy Cudmore (Letters last week). Clearly he doesn't like democracy being at work.
He refers to the Labour and the Tory candidates as "out of town carpetbaggers" when we actually live in the Bourne Abbey ward.
We appear to be lumped with the fascist candidate which is outrageous.
And then he wants to refer to the main party
candidates as "puddings".
He seems to be doing this to promote his own preference in candidates. Well, he should read between the lines.
Whoever heard of the county doing anything at the behest of an independent candidate? The idea of them having a Lincolnshire group tells us they are become a political party.
Sadly, he isn't in the telephone book so I cant bend his ear as I'd hoped. Neither do I know his address.
It leaves the poor old Mercury to have to carry the burden of grievances: Good job it has broad shoulders.
Roberta Britton
Millfield Road,
MortonOnce again we are treated to another chorus of unsavoury rhetoric from Guy Cudmore. He says we don't want UKip or the BNP in Bourne: "We" is just him.
He is unhappy that the BNP were able to put up a candidate in the Greater London Assembly.
The BNP won a place with Richard Barnbrook, a man of the highest integrity and honesty. London voted him in.
Another such man is Robert West, a BNP candidate in the Lou-th Ward of the recent Lincolnshire County Council elections, who secured 11 per cent of the vote.
The BNP took 11 per cent of the vote in Boston recently. Support for the BNP is growing day by day.
Mr Cudmore is out of order with his jibe at UKip candidates as being charlatans.
The editorial column in the Daily Express, a paper of Conservative ideals, spoke out very strongly against immigration. In fact they were in line word for word on BNP policy.
I quote the editorial: "Why are we bending over backwards to help Islam to further establish itself here, when at the end of the day they want to see us all dead".
The BNP is the only party with plans to stop the further Islamification of this country.
We ignored Churchill's warnings of the German threat prior to the Second World War. He then led us to victory.
Let us heed the advice on Islam of the Daily Express and the British Nationalist Party before we live to regret it.
BRIAN SHERWIN
Dyke Fen,
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