Nick Griffin speech after 2010 general elections

The speaker expresses gratitude to those who supported the British National Party despite facing hostility. They acknowledge the disappointment of many who believed it was Barking's last chance to prioritize local people. The speaker criticizes the Labor Party for destroying communities, drawing parallels between past and present impacts on Barking and Dagenham.

What did the speaker thank the 6600 people for?

• For supporting the British National Party

• For organizing a community event

• For volunteering in a local school

• For donating to a charity

What challenge did the supporters face according to the speaker?

• Political indifference

• Financial difficulties

• Hostility and falsehoods

• Lack of resources

How did the supporters feel about the future of Barking and Dagenham?

• Optimistic about new opportunities

• Disappointed with the current situation

• Indifferent to political changes

• Excited about upcoming events

What did the speaker claim the Labor Party did to the Old East End?

• Revitalized it

• Ignored it

• Destroyed it

• Preserved it

What concern did the speaker express about Barking and Dagenham?

• It is not receiving enough investment

• It is losing its cultural heritage

• It is facing similar destruction as the Old East End

• It is becoming too industrialized