I disapprove of this. Selecting Englishmen with Scottish sounding names to stand in Scotland is, in my opinion, poor form on the BNP's part.  Scotsmen should represent Scotland, Englishmen should represent England, and so on and so forth. It is my opinion that the BNP are a better choice for the Scottish than the SNP, regardless, but that it would be better to stand Scots in Scotland, Welshmen in Wales, and, where a suitable local candidate cannot be persuaded to stand, to stand no candidate at all.  Perhaps they will win votes, perhaps not - I seriously doubt that there will be much BNP success in areas of Scotland where popularity is too small to find a local candidate, anyway - but they aren't likely to make many friends with underhand tactics like this. Dont fall for media spin, the names on most of them are not particually Scottish sounding and the BNP made no attempt to hide the fact that they came from England. Personally I would vote a scottish BNP candidate and I live in England. (Scottish sounding names pppffffftt the SNP are probably standing mohammed al flapjack)