Vote Brons, get Butler - the video

There will be no more articles on the Derby Patriot until after the election. The reason being that I want voters to see exactly what they are going to get should they vote for Brons.

Brons fans will be horrified to find that the possibilty of Butler's return to the British National Party is definitely on the cards after Brons spent a considerable amount of time defending him at the Ashfield meeting last week.

Brons to reinstate Butler?

There is a big hoo-har at the moment because the BNP has asked Andrew Brons to take down the BNP logo from his website.

And rightly so.

Firstly, Brons still has Eddie Butler working for him. Butler was expelled from the party but Brons uses the excuse that he can’t legally sack him.

BULLSHIT!

Many companies are sacking their staff for writing silly things on facebook, what Butler has done, and is still doing, is far, far worse. How can he be employed and paid by a party for which he has so much contempt and is determined to crush?

Secondly, at the meeting Brons attended in Ashfield the other night, Brons implied that were he to win the upcoming election he would reinstate Eddie Butler.

Eddie Butler is doing a very good job of trying to break the BNP. Because of Butler, Andrew Brons has now lost all credibility in many people’s eyes.

Come on Nick, put your foot down. Bring on the election and let’s get rid of all the deadwood, infiltrators and idiots!

NEVER give in!

Margaret Thatcher was a great Prime Minister.

When the left-wingers tell you that Maggie sold us off to Europe, direct them to this video and prove them wrong.

Maggie was no traitor, but she knew who was... LABOUR!

BNP Deputy Chairman Simon Darby on the Politics Show BBC NE

Simon Darby interviewed on the North East Politics Show

Ignorance: The 'political interviewer' doesn't even have basic knowledge of different electoral systems used in this country. He denies churches are turned into mosques but as you will see in the video the evidence is there for all to see

Agression: The 'political interviewer' doesn't allow Simon Darby to answer the questions. It was the usual case of bully-boy tactics; bombard with questions but don't allow the answer in full.

Here are a few links:

Nick Griffins accounts & expenses
Andrew Brons responds to gutter press
Simon Darby's blogspot
EU punishing taxpayers - UKIP leave before voting

Another fine video, Bertie

Andrew Brons BNP MEP response to the Telegraph

Dear Sir, Your reference to me in an article on MPs’ expenses was misleading and mischievous.

The main article was about living expenses claimed by Members of the Westminster Parliament, against whose greed and dishonesty we campaigned during the European elections. However, MEPs do not claim living expenses: we receive a flat rate subsistence allowance. Whilst there is no requirement to keep any record of how that is spent, I have kept a record of money spent on accommodation, hotels and meals, which I show to my colleagues in case they should think that I am enriching myself. I have never heard of any other MEP keeping such a record. The only other personal expense received is for travel. I make a claim only for amounts expended (the exact fare if I fly and the exact mileage if I drive or am driven). The amounts received in both subsistence and travel are on public record and I am not under any obligation to make any other return.

The allowances are quite distinct from personal expenses and cannot be used for personal enrichment or personal expenditure. The General Expenditure Allowance (for office expenses in the UK) is paid at a flat rate of 4,202 Euros per calendar month. I have it paid into a separate account and I keep a strict record of all money spent from it. If there is a surplus at the end of the year, I shall declare that surplus to the relevant office. I have not been asked to make any return but I have the exact figures if I am asked to do so. Each MEP receives an annual amount of 43,697 Euros for communications with constituents. I have spent money on printed newsletter informing constituents of what I have been doing in the European Parliament and on newspaper advertisements inviting them to contact me if they should need my help. The content of any communications is scrutinised by the Parliament and there are strict rules to ensure that party logos do not exceed a certain size. The amounts spent are on public record. There is no obligation for me to make any other return.

Each MEP is allowed to spend over 17,000 Euros per calendar month to employ staff to help him or her in the role of MEP. They help me with office management, correspondence, production of my newsletters and advertisements, distribution of my newsletters, routine research into the EU and its activities and very particular research into matters that appear on the agendas of my committees and matters on which I must vote in the plenary session. MEPs of the large groups simply vote as they are instructed: we must decide individually and together how we should cast our votes. The persons employed and amounts paid are all on public record. There is no requirement to make any other return.

I was in the Parliament in Strasbourg throughout the week beginning 8th March and no attempt was made to contact me. It was only in the late afternoon of Thursday during my return trip from Strasbourg that I heard indirectly about your attempt to send me a series of questions. Why did you not contact my office when you knew that I would be there? The answer must be that you had already decided to write that I had declined to comment.

Yours faithfully,

Andrew Brons British National Party MEP for Yorkshire & North-East Lincolnshire

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