Britain First best-funded small party - Electoral Commission

Britain First, which campaigns for an end to immigration, has topped the Electoral Commission's donations league table for smaller parties.
The party had a total income of £159,516 in 2014 - three times what it raised the previous year - but spent nearly all of that on campaigning.
A total of 286 parties reported having gross income and total expenditure of £250,000 or less in 2014.
Three parties reported income and spending between £100,000 and £250,000.
Britain First, an offshoot of the BNP, which contested last year's European elections in Wales and Scotland, spent its income on "protests, small scale direct action, rallies and meetings", according to its accounts.
The Communist Party of Britain's accounts show its income, from membership fees and donations, has remained steady, and its membership stood at 917 in 2014.
It raised £138,162, which was spent on organising anti-austerity marches, trade union work and supporting its daily newspaper The Morning Star.
The party was founded in 1920 as the Communist Party of Great Britain, and for many years received funds from the Soviet Union. It re-launched in 1988 as the Communist Party of Britain.
The Socialist Alliance, a tiny group of campaigners affiliated with the larger Alliance for Green Socialism, saw its income boosted from £91 in 2013 to £101,254, thanks to a bequest from a former member.
Most of the £101,166 from the legacy was spent on supporting candidates standing for the Trade Unionist and Socialist Coalition at the general election, according to its accounts.

It's a rebranded version of the BNP so far i'm aware. It's unlikely they'd get my support.

Britain first has a problem with Muslims, with other races, and probably with other stuff like spelling and being able to think and breathe and the same time.

I just read their 'policies' on their website and it reads like billydisco wrote it.

All ethnic minorities, although they try to appear more 'respectable' now by mainly focusing their ire on Muslims. Their founder was Jim Dowson, a former BNP member in Belfast (until he was expelled due to sexual harassment). Paul Golding himself is a former BNP councillor in Kent.

You couldn't refute what they said?

I like how you often decide to make peoples arguments up for them and then attack them.
I'm not getting into a debate about their policies now, i'll save that for when I have more energy but having a read of their policies, it seems like you'd be right at home there.

I haven't read all their policies and if I remember correctly, their Facebook page was a little too pro-christian for me (I disagree with all religion).

If however, they simply want to stop the spread of Islam within the UK, then I support that.

And the Deputy Leader of the Labour party defended paedophiles when she was a lawyer.....

Have a read for yourself:
https://www.britainfirst.org/policies-2/

Quite an entertaining read.