I consider myself British.I love this country. I was born here. I lived here all my life. My family has lived here for generations. Both of my grandfathers fought for Britain in the Navy during World War 2. I look with dismay at the idea of a future Britain who's very essence is lost under a flood of politically correct pandering to the product of unchecked immigration.

While I am not against immigration per say, I do feel that to live in this country, you must not try to impose yourself on those already living here. To the rational mind who wants to avoid a future "Britistan" the BNP seems to be the party of choice. Yet, to a future BNP government, I would be forever marginalised as an outsider, un-British. Why? Because I am also 100% Jewish.

(Ed replies - David has already been sent a personal reply reminding him on the many Jewish supporters we have, including a Jewish member who is one of our most successful elected councillors (Epping Forest). It should be to the eternal shame of the editors of the Establishment media who peddle the lie that the BNP is anti-Jewish. Veteran nationalist and Editor of ID stated quite clearly our stance towards the Middle East and assimilated Jews in his definitive article. We have moved on - the Establishment media haven't!)