BNP's Mike Green to stand against Peter Hain in Neath, South Wales

Congratulations to former police officer Mr Michael Green who is standing as Parliamentary candidate for Neath, South Wales against Labour’s Peter Hain.

Regulars to my blog will remember my report on Peter Hain; the man who was acquitted of bank robbery despite being positively identified by five eyewitnesses including the bank teller who was robbed; the man who conveniently ‘forgot’ to mention £103,000 in campaign donations; the man who founded the anti-Nazi league, known today as the violent UAF.

Michael Green states:

“In my years of experience as a police officer I have developed a finely tuned nose for smelling out crooks by a mile. Whenever I go within 50 miles of Westminster, I can tell you, it smells like a barnyard.”

Well Mr Green, now is your chance to get rid of one of the Westminster crooks.

Good luck, Sir.

BNP expose SWP / Labour / Con / UAF thugs

Video by walesroc

Once again, Wales BNP have come up trumps.

The footage above shows the way BNP supporters/members are treated by the likes of the Labour, Conservative and union bootboys.

Here we have the Socialist Workers Party in action, and what a pathetic bunch they are.

Shouting through a megaphone, a man shouts that all immigrants are welcome and claims that without immigrants there would be no wealth in Britain.

The passersby respond by calling him a racist communist.

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Welsh Defence League takes to the streets

WDL burn uaf flag

More biased reporting from one of the daily filth...

Hundreds of people gathered yesterday to oppose the planned march against Islamic extremism by the Welsh Defence League.

A heavy police cordon in Swansea city centre kept the two groups apart this afternoon without major incident.

The Welsh Defence League had proposed to congregate in nearby Castle Square but their vociferous critics had flooded the area by early afternoon, leaving them with no choice but to assemble across the road.

It was the first time the newly-formed group have been out on the streets in Wales. At a similar event in Birmingham a few weeks ago trouble flared when the English Defence League and anti-fascism groups fought on the street.

So far there has been no repeat of those scenes in Swansea.

Plaid Cymru Assembly Member Leanne Woods was among those who had turned out to oppose the Welsh Defence League.

She said: 'This is the first time they have come to Wales and a lot of people from different organisations have come out to say far-right extremism isn't acceptable on the streets of Swansea.

'We are happy to live together with the Muslim community and we are not prepared to accept divisive and hate-based politics on our streets.'

Later in the stand-off, a man from the Welsh Defence League gathering scaled a building to confiscate an anti-Nazi flag that had been draped from a first floor window. The flag was then burned on the street.

Shortly after 5pm, police officers moved in and surrounded the Welsh Defence League before escorting them through the streets to the train station.

South Wales Police said a 25-year-old man was arrested for a racially aggravated public order offence and is currently being detained.

Chief Superintendent Mark Mathias said: 'I am pleased with the success the police operation today, which allowed the protests to pass off peacefully, whilst taking into the account the rights of the people of Swansea to go about their normal business.

'I would to thank them for patience and understanding for any disruption that was caused. People have the right to protest but overall the safety of the public and maintaining order is a priority.'