Tonight, as Salford and Eccles MP candidate Bez, and Worsley and Eccles South candidate, Mags McNally, toured the city in the Reality Party battle bus, the media stood accused of engineering a UKIP mindset on voters in Salford and beyond.
"I've been campaigning on the streets of Salford and the worrying thing is that a lot of people are saying they'll be voting for UKIP, which is really concerning" Bez explained "BBC propaganda is really affecting the people and there's a real anti-immigration type scenario going on. But everyone forgets it's not immigrants that caused the problem, it's the bankers who own the banking system of every country and, if they wanted, they could fix the problem overnight.
"The time they're giving UKIP on Radio 1 in the last few weeks, I just don't understand" he added "So it's really hard to get the message across because everyone's in this mindset because of the tv. I don't blame the people of Salford because it's being engineered upon them; that's what they're told every day."
On board the battle bus was fellow candidate Nigel Askew who is standing for the We Are The Reality Party against Nigel Farage in Thanet South. He had with him a huge cardboard letter to the UKIP leader stating `World War 2 was all about defeating a country whose people had been told they were being thwarted by outsiders'...
Meanwhile Bez also had a message for Christopher Eccleston's mum, Elsie. In an interview with the Salford Star today, the Little Hulton actor said Bez would have to convince his 83 year old mum of Reality Party politics (see here)...
"She'll remember people who lived through the First World War, and she'll definitely remember people who lived through the Second World War, and all those social things that were being built, everything she knew as a young girl, has systematically been destroyed" Bez explained "There's nothing left of what she once knew, and if you want to see the end of that you need to start looking elsewhere... because if you carry on voting for the two main parties, these people have destroyed everything that England used to be about. You have to look at alternative parties, like the Reality Party, who are standing up for the people, for a social system that we once had."
As the We Are The Reality Party battle bus departed up Chapel Street, towards Salford Precinct and beyond to drum up late support, Bez wasn't guessing his percentage of votes in tomorrow's election...
"I really don't know how it's going to go" he said "The Labour diehards are saying they're going to vote to keep the Conservatives out. The great thing is that people are becoming politicised and talking about politics which they weren't before."
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