Bring our troops home petition

It is reported that over 100,000 people have signed the British National Party's 'Bring our troops home' petition; so far...

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Alfreton says 'Support our Troops'

People in Alfreton queued up yesterday to add their weight to the BNP demand for the immediate withdrawal of British Troops from Afghanistan, by signing our petition.

122 people signed our petition in a very successful day of action where we also found a lot interested in hearing the BNP message and we sold out of our current stock of Voice of Freedom newspapers.

A wide range of people were willing to sign our petition and even a couple of Indian lads lent their support with one willing to pose for a photo.

If you missed yesterday but would like to sign the petition we’ll be out in Swadlincote, Ilkeston, Ripley and Derby over the coming weeks, but if you can’t wait till then follow this link to sign the petition online.

Article taken from Amber Valley Matters

Team Black Country BNP's ''Bring Our Boys Home Campaign''

Team Black Country BNP activists had a fantastic response from locals at Halesowen on the morning of Saturday the 18th of September. With New Organiser Robert Weale, and Branch Secretary Simon Foxhall taking the reigns, the team under their management decided to make the most of the warm, late summer weather. The activists took the stall, resplendent with Flags, leaflets, informations packs, and ''Bring Our Boys Home'' leaflets.

No sooner had the stall been set up, the locals soon began arriving, and ensured that the beautiful sunshine was not the only thing to warm them. John, Russ and Jason were soon handing out leaflets to passers by, as Rob and Simon were busy with people, literally lining up at one stage, wanting to sign the petition. It was obvious that this topic was very heartfelt by ordinary people, as donations came in as well as signatures.

One lady donated five pounds, and told Jason that she had young grand sons fighting ''this evil war for nothing'' in Afghanistan. Another sprightly lady of Eighty Eight, told the activists that she has made helmets in the last war, and her husband, also Eighty Eight, had fought in The Battle Of Britain. The sad thing in all of this, is that her husband is, in her own words, ''afraid to go out at night''. She also mentioned that Halesowen was once a thriving little town, and now shops are starting to close down, and crime is getting very bad indeed.

Hardly anyone had a bad word to say, or was derisory about the British National Party, and indeed, three people amongst those who came to show their support, were in fact, card carrying members. The amount of people who were BNP voters was also encouraging, and topics ranging from the war, to crime, immigration, and the economy were all discussed. Information packs also went out, professionally put together by Fund Holder, Gordon Howells. All in all, things look good for this campaign, so next week, the team will be once again getting the message across that the British National Party is the only political party in Britain, willing to say ''Bring Our Boys Home''.

Author: News Reporter