How many crooks are running our country? Read on...

Can you imagine working for a company that only has a little more than 635 employees, but, has the following employee statistics:

29 have been accused of spouse abuse

7 have been arrested for fraud

9 have been accused of writing bad cheques

17 have directly or indirectly bankrupted at least 2 businesses

3 have done time for assault

71 cannot get a credit card due to bad credit

14 have been arrested on drug-related charges

8 have been arrested for shoplifting

21 are currently defendants in lawsuits

84 have been arrested for drink driving in the last year and

collectively, this year alone, they have cost the British tax payer £92,993,748 in expenses!!

Which organisation is this?

It's the 635 members of the House of Commons.

The same group that cranks out hundreds of new laws each year designed to keep the rest of us in line.

What a bunch of crooks we have running our country - it says it all...

And just to top all that they probably have the best 'corporate' pension scheme in the country - whilst trying to ensure that everyone else has the worst possible!!

Footnote: Thank you to John who submitted this information.

Freemen Standing in Court - Council Tax Hearing - The Takedown Begins

English Freemen Standing In Court - Council Tax Hearing - The Takedown Begins! from Rebel Leader on Vimeo.

There is NO law that demands that a man or woman should have to pay Council Tax.

There is only the 1992 Local Government Finance Act, which being an act of Parliament can only be enforced with consent.

This video is about exercising your right to stand under common law

EDL march in London - 22nd May 2010

In the words of the EDL...

Many of you are aware that there will be a march in London tomorrow (Sat 22nd May) and though this is not being organised by us, this is a very important statement to make.

The Dudley 2 are being persecuted for standing up for the rights of everyone in this country who have accepted England for the Country it is, and do not want to change it to suit their own ideologies, and this march is to protect like minded patriots like us from being persecuted for speaking the truth.

IT’S OUR COUNTRY SO LET’S GO GET IT BACK!

Jobbik take 26 Parliamentary seats in first round of votes

Well done to Gabor Vona on todays success in Hungary!

The first round of the Hungarian Parliamentary elections took place today with Vona's Jobbick taking 16.71% of  the vote and securing their first ever parliamentary seats; twenty six seats in fact, with the second round of voting still to come on April 25th.

842,306 voted for the 'Movement for a Better Hungary' which is double the amount of votes they received in last year's June election.

All this despite receiving the same treatment as the British National Party.

Not once did the media mention Jobbicks policies despite their manifesto being published three months ago. However, they did call them 'far right extremists', 'Fascistic Nazi ultra-nationalist', and not forgetting 'anti-semitic holocaust deniers'.

Does that ring a bell? Of course it does.

But that is to be expected from the socialist media isn't it?

The full story can be read HERE

Not sure who to vote for? Vote Match can help

I came across a nice little tool today over on UKTabloid and thought that those of you not sure whch way to vote may find it useful.

Vote Match, run by Unlock Democracy but led by an advisary board chaired by the former Head of the Electoral Commission, Sam Younger, is designed to help you determine your voting preference.

All parties that have at least one sitting MP or MEP, any member of a devolved Assembly or Parliament or independent MPs who are intending to restand, were sent a long list of questions and asked to provide their own responses. The only party to refuse was the Labour Party. No surprise there then!


Here's what you have to do:

Start by clicking HERE
1) Answer the statements by clicking on agree, disagree, open-minded or skip (if you want to ignore the statement entirely).
2) Select which areas of policy matter the most to you - and which ones matter the least.
3) Select which parties you would be prepared to vote for (at least three).
4) The results screen will reveal which party you agree with most, and other parties will follow in descending order. You can look at the responses from each party in more detail by clicking on their name.

No prizes for guessing which party I was matched with...

Aberdeen drunkard sets fire to BNP poster

Ewan Ross, UAF

Talking of vandalising billboards, the scumbag above was arrested on Friday night after setting fire to a British National Party election poster.

Ross, of 33, Bonnyview Drive, Aberdeen, admitted to getting drunk in order to build up 'Dutch courage' before setting the poster alight.

Full story HERE

Nick Griffin speaks at the Sutton-In-Ashfield Roadshow

Video by xrw5000

Since the British National Party's membership was reopened last Friday over 1,000 new people have joined.

Listen to Nick Griffin's speech (above) in Sutton-In-Ashfield last Sunday to see just why people are joining the only party true to Britain and her people.

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

Michael Clarke - BNP Parliamentary Candidate

From the diary of Mick Clarke...

I’ve had a busy time with the BNP this week. Here is a brief daily run down of my diary:

Monday: The formal announcement of my selection as the Prospective Parliamentary Candidate for Amber Valley, which resulted in a busy time on the phone receiving calls from well wishers. Thank you to everyone who took the trouble to call and to those who offered to help with the campaign.

Tuesday/Wednesday: Working on the agenda for Wed nights group meeting with Cllr Allsebrook.

Wednesday Evening: The Amber Valley Group meeting. A very successful meeting with a good turnout and financially rewarding for the group funds. Cllr Allsebrook laid out our strategy for the forthcoming elections with local individuals taking the first 10,000 leaflets for distribution.

** Note to Labour and Judy Mallaber: Be warned, we intend to deliver approx. 150,000 leaflets before the elections and whilst your petty, mean minded ‘mirror’ site continues, then the bulk of our leaflets will let the public know of your juvenile antics.

Friday was spent helping the Ashfield Group political stall in Hucknall in preparation for a forthcoming by election there. Two very interesting – and humbling – conversations with women who had come to this country from abroad. One, a very sprightly 83 year old Polish lady who told me of her wartime experience as a child ‘slave worker’ in Hitlers Germany, of the terrible working conditions, but also of the kindness of German civilians who – despite facing punishment themselves – managed to sneak a regular supply of sandwiches to her. Having not been allowed to return to her home country after the war she pleaded with me to keep Britain British. ‘Once your country is gone, its gone forever’

My second conversation of note was with a lady from South Africa who had fled to this country when her aunt, uncle and son had been horrifically murdered in the black on white racist violence that is sweeping the country. Murderous violence that receives virtually no recognition by the British media.
Having read Arthur Kemps excellent book ‘The AWB: Victory or violence’ I was able to converse reasonably well on the political scene in South Africa, which seemed to be appreciated. She warned that if the BNP don’t succeed in this country then she feared for the future.

Some of us moan about receiving threatening calls from Labour supporters, we feel aggrieved when the Tory controlled council defy the democratic process in the help given to our Councillors. Some of us even think delivering leaflets in the freezing cold and rain is pretty heroic. But when you speak to women who have been through and seen so much in their lives it is a very humbling experience. Our trials and tribulations are nothing and I for one came away on Friday afternoon even more determined to stop the traitorous LibLabCon destroying MY country.

Saturday was spent leafleting, delivering our message to yet more houses.

All in all a tiring week, but one that was totally positive and well worthwhile.

Four MP's Charged With False Accounting

Three Labour MP’s and one Tory peer are being charged with theft false accounting.

These aren’t simple lapses of concentration when putting forward an expense, but deliberate theft, to the extent where false receipts/invoices were created.

The dishonesty of those in charge of our country never ceases to amaze me, but what I find amazing is that there aren’t more of them facing charges. Lot’s more.

While those who have claimed excessively wriggle and squirm their way out of a summons, it seems these four men’s only chance is to use a law dating back to 1689.

Under the ancient law, the Commons rule book on expenses is covered by ‘Parliamentary privilege’ and means they can only be judged by a committee of MP’s and NOT by our courts.

What makes it even harder to swallow is the blatant disregard to the tax-payer. Lining their own pockets by any means, even at the expense of the very people who voted them into parliament and pay their wages, is all they care about.

They are thieving, lying, scheming, scum and should be dealt with like everyone else.

And what does Commons speaker, John Bercow, have to say about this fiasco? He acknowledged that the expenses scandal had done huge damage to parliament but warned against too severe a crackdown as it could put people off from standing for Parliament.

The reason for his ridiculous comment?

He's a liar and a thief himself!

What planet are these people on? Anyone who stands and gets into parliament should be above board, honest, trustworthy and faithful to the people they serve, not downright liars and thieves.

Check out their level of dishonesty...




Don't forget, a vote for lib/lab/con is a vote for more of the same. Use that vote wisely and vote BNP.

Something to think about

Oliver Cromwell 1599-1658

A few points to ponder over...

· A government that clamps down on Christmas and other saints and holy days

· A government that is accused of a number of embarrassing blunders and failures

· Wales, Scotland and Ireland want to be separate entities

· Government oppose and abolish the monarchy

· Government in favour of parliamentary and military rule

· Civil war

You may be thinking that I am referring to present day’s events. Well, think again. The events above happened nearly 400 years ago but I have a nasty feeling that history is repeating itself.

The events above refer to the reign of Charles I in the 1600’s and his demise at the hands of Oliver Cromwell’s government.

While not all of the events above have happened in the 21^st Century, the cards are clearly on the table.

Our Queen is alive and well; Charles III is waiting in the wings...

Footnote

Oliver Cromwell died on 3^rd September, 1658 and was reported to be buried somewhere within Westminster Abbey. In 1660, parliament ordered the exhumation and posthumous execution of several regicides.

On 30th January, 1661 – 12^th anniversary of Charles I’s execution - three corpses were exhumed, hung and decapitated. The bodies were dumped in an unmarked pit beneath Tyburn gallows. And the heads? They were displayed on poles above Westminster Hall.

On 29^th May, 1660, the monarchy was restored...