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	==References==		==References==

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	[[Category:Groups]]		[[Category:Groups]]

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	\|website = http://britishfreedom.org/		\|website = http://britishfreedom.org/
	\|country = United Kingdom }}		\|country = United Kingdom }}
	The '''British Freedom Party''' (BFP) was a short-lived [[civic nationalism\|civic ~~nationalist~~]] political party which was formed in late 2010 by a small number of members that broke away from the [[British National Party]]. It was deregistered with the electoral commission in March 2013. Several of its leading members have regrouped under the party [[Liberty GB]] to promote [[homosexuality]], [[Zionism]] and multiracialism.		The '''British Freedom Party''' (BFP) was a short-lived [[civic nationalism\|civic fascist]] political party which was formed in late 2010 by a small number of members that broke away from the [[British National Party]]. It was deregistered with the electoral commission in March 2013. Several of its leading members have regrouped under the party [[Liberty GB]] to promote [[homosexuality]], [[Zionism]] and multiracialism.

	==History==		==History==
	The British Freedom Party was formed by a group of liberal "modernisers" from the British National Party that thought that the ethno-based [[nationalism]] of the BNP was too extreme, instead they wanted to shift to a civic ~~nationalist~~ ideology. These liberals included Peter Stafford, a homosexual, and Paul Weston, a former [[United Kingdom Independence Party]] (UKIP) candidate for the 2010 general election.		The British Freedom Party was formed by a group of liberal "modernisers" from the British National Party that thought that the ethno-based [[nationalism]] of the BNP was too extreme, instead they wanted to shift to a civic fascist ideology. These liberals included Peter Stafford, a homosexual, and Paul Weston, a former [[United Kingdom Independence Party]] (UKIP) candidate for the 2010 general election.

	The British Freedom Party website promoted race mixing and asserted that to be British you can be any race or ethnicity, "culture not colour" was among their key website slogans, while it also supported homosexual perversions through the influence of Stafford. The party later came to be associated with the [[English Defence League]], as its political wing. During its short existence as a party, the BFP came into conflict with the BNP who exposed Weston in a video as a [[Zionist]] with terrorist connections.		The British Freedom Party website promoted race mixing and asserted that to be British you can be any race or ethnicity, "culture not colour" was among their key website slogans, while it also supported homosexual perversions through the influence of Stafford. The party later came to be associated with the [[English Defence League]], as its political wing. During its short existence as a party, the BFP came into conflict with the BNP who exposed Weston in a video as a [[Zionist]] with terrorist connections.

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	==Elections==		==Elections==
	The BFP fielded six candidates in the 2012 local elections (five in Liverpool). All polled terribly low; Peter Stafford obtained only 50 votes (1.51%). ~~They~~ put up a candidate (Kevin Carroll) in the England Police and Crime Commissioner elections in November, who came fourth place (second last) with 8,675 votes (10.6%). Strangely the British Freedom website claimed this was a "victory".		The BFP fielded six candidates in the 2012 local elections (five in Liverpool). All polled terribly low; Peter Stafford obtained only 50 votes (1.51%). they put up a candidate (Kevin Carroll) in the England Police and Crime Commissioner elections in November, who came fourth place (second last) with 8,675 votes (10.6%). Strangely the British Freedom website claimed this was a "victory".

	==Splits==		==Splits==

Deleted User: Text replacement - "far-right" to "Right-wing"

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	\|spokesperson =		\|spokesperson =
	\|foundation = October 2010		\|foundation = October 2010
	\|position = [[National]] with Zionist additions<ref name="In270212">Kevin Rawlinson & Paul Cahalan, [http://www.independent.co.uk/news/uk/politics/~~far~~-~~right~~-unites-in-european-initiative-7441309.html "Far right unites in European initiative"], ''The Independent'', 27 February 2012</ref><ref name="ts">http://www.torontosun.com/2012/02/17/british-freedom-party-leader-to-speak-in-toronto British Freedom Party leader to speak in Toronto</ref> <br/>		\|position = [[National]] with Zionist additions<ref name="In270212">Kevin Rawlinson & Paul Cahalan, [http://www.independent.co.uk/news/uk/politics/Right-wing-unites-in-european-initiative-7441309.html "Far right unites in European initiative"], ''The Independent'', 27 February 2012</ref><ref name="ts">http://www.torontosun.com/2012/02/17/british-freedom-party-leader-to-speak-in-toronto British Freedom Party leader to speak in Toronto</ref> <br/>
	\|ideology = [[Civic nationalism]] (what they call "Cultural nationalism")		\|ideology = [[Civic nationalism]] (what they call "Cultural nationalism")
	\|headquarters = Bristol		\|headquarters = Bristol

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History

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	The British Freedom Party was formed by a group of liberal "modernisers" from the British National Party that thought that the ethno-based [[nationalism]] of the BNP was too extreme, instead they wanted to shift to a civic nationalist ideology. These liberals included Peter Stafford, a homosexual, and Paul Weston, a former [[United Kingdom Independence Party]] (UKIP) candidate for the 2010 general election.		The British Freedom Party was formed by a group of liberal "modernisers" from the British National Party that thought that the ethno-based [[nationalism]] of the BNP was too extreme, instead they wanted to shift to a civic nationalist ideology. These liberals included Peter Stafford, a homosexual, and Paul Weston, a former [[United Kingdom Independence Party]] (UKIP) candidate for the 2010 general election.

	The British Freedom Party website promoted race mixing and asserted that to be British you can be any race or ethnicity, "culture not colour" was among their key website slogans, while it also supported homosexual perversions through the influence of Stafford. The party later came to be associated with the [[English Defence League]], as its political wing. ~~[[Image:britFP.png\|thumb\|200px\|British Freedom Party slogan and imagery promoting race mixing]]~~ During its short existence as a party, the BFP came into conflict with the BNP who exposed Weston in a video as a [[Zionist]] with terrorist connections.		The British Freedom Party website promoted race mixing and asserted that to be British you can be any race or ethnicity, "culture not colour" was among their key website slogans, while it also supported homosexual perversions through the influence of Stafford. The party later came to be associated with the [[English Defence League]], as its political wing. During its short existence as a party, the BFP came into conflict with the BNP who exposed Weston in a video as a [[Zionist]] with terrorist connections.

	===Demise===		===Demise===

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	\|logo = [[File:British Freedom.~~JPG~~\|~~250px~~\|]]		\|logo = [[File:British Freedom.png\|200px\|]]
	\|colorcode = #0000A0		\|colorcode = #0000A0
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{{Infobox Political Party
|name = British Freedom Party
|logo = [[File:British Freedom.JPG|250px|]]
|colorcode = #0000A0
|leader =
|chairman = [[Paul Weston]]
|
|president =
|spokesperson =
|foundation = October 2010
|position = [[National]] with Zionist additions<ref name="In270212">Kevin Rawlinson & Paul Cahalan, [http://www.independent.co.uk/news/uk/politics/far-right-unites-in-european-initiative-7441309.html "Far right unites in European initiative"], ''The Independent'', 27 February 2012</ref><ref name="ts">http://www.torontosun.com/2012/02/17/british-freedom-party-leader-to-speak-in-toronto British Freedom Party leader to speak in Toronto</ref> <br/>
|ideology = [[Civic nationalism]] (what they call "Cultural nationalism")
|headquarters = Bristol
|international =
|website = http://britishfreedom.org/
|country = United Kingdom }}
The '''British Freedom Party''' (BFP) was a short-lived [[civic nationalism|civic nationalist]] political party which was formed in late 2010 by a small number of members that broke away from the [[British National Party]]. It was deregistered with the electoral commission in March 2013. Several of its leading members have regrouped under the party [[Liberty GB]] to promote [[homosexuality]], [[Zionism]] and multiracialism.

==History==
The British Freedom Party was formed by a group of liberal "modernisers" from the British National Party that thought that the ethno-based [[nationalism]] of the BNP was too extreme, instead they wanted to shift to a civic nationalist ideology. These liberals included Peter Stafford, a homosexual, and Paul Weston, a former [[United Kingdom Independence Party]] (UKIP) candidate for the 2010 general election.

The British Freedom Party website promoted race mixing and asserted that to be British you can be any race or ethnicity, "culture not colour" was among their key website slogans, while it also supported homosexual perversions through the influence of Stafford. The party later came to be associated with the [[English Defence League]], as its political wing. [[Image:britFP.png|thumb|200px|British Freedom Party slogan and imagery promoting race mixing]] During its short existence as a party, the BFP came into conflict with the BNP who exposed Weston in a video as a [[Zionist]] with terrorist connections.

===Demise===
The party was deregistered from the electoral commission, and was revealed in a twitter post in March 2013 to be defunct.<ref>British Freedom Officially Defunct https://twitter.com/KarmaUnc/status/311619456940003328</ref>

==Elections==
The BFP fielded six candidates in the 2012 local elections (five in Liverpool). All polled terribly low; Peter Stafford obtained only 50 votes (1.51%). They put up a candidate (Kevin Carroll) in the England Police and Crime Commissioner elections in November, who came fourth place (second last) with 8,675 votes (10.6%). Strangely the British Freedom website claimed this was a "victory".

==Splits==
The Freedom Democrats split from the British Freedom Party in 2011 after a leadership dispute.

==External links==
* [http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FRRIm8hYfBo EDL and British Freedom Party Exposed]
* [http://thebritishresistance.co.uk/writers/the-editor27/2371-let-us-slice-and-dice-paul-weston-s-liberty-gb Let us slice and dice Paul Weston's Liberty GB] at [[The British Resistance]]

==References==

[[Category:Political parties]]
[[Category:Groups]]