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Google trends tells us that the areas where "British National Party" is searched most relative to other searches are Luton, Bradford, and Maidenhead, Nottinham, Leeds and Hull. Then Bletchley, which crops up a lot in these google trends things. UKIP, however, are from Maidenhead, Liverpool, Brighton, Nottingham and then Cambridge (with good old Bletchley coming up). The English Democrats are from ...
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Is the BNP Racist? : The British National Party If you enter the question "is the BNP racist " into the Google search engine, and click the "I feel lucky" button, it will take you to the first result in the search. At present this is an item on the BNP website which attempts to justify the British National Party's position. The same happens if you type "is the BNP racist " into the address bar of a web browser by mistake. This article look...
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Google going green? Image by tuexperto_com5, licensed under Creative Commons Google rules the virtual world but if it ruled the real one, would things be a bit different? Google.org which is the philanthropic arm of Google blogged that it wants to see America weaned off fossil fuels by 2030 for its electricity. Also, Google's own energy efficiency initiatives will be equivalent to shutting down 10-20 coal-fired ...
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The Sunday Times investigates Google’s tax arrangements in the UK. Well, actually, they have Richard Murphy read the accounts for them. In a nutshell when you buy an ad from Google you do so from Google Ireland rather than Google UK. Thus tax on any profits ends up in the Irish Treasury rather than the UK
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Here we go again. More BNP bollocks. Google Immigration into Britain: These are the facts because I ain’t linking to it. British National Party is the only political party which has consistently sounded the alarm on the topic of mass immigration into our country. Because they’re paranoid that the white British man will be enslaved to all
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