Distributor of hate accosted while interfering in the electoral process

I came across this video over on the excellent BNPElectionResults blogspot.

Every day the BNP has to deal with third party intervention of hate material against them. It is distributed by an organisation which has strong links with Labour and is funded by the Unions - Hope Not Hate - although from the state of them, we like to call them Dope Not Soap. It is the way Labour manage to by pass the democratic process and spend more money than any of the other parties in elections. This distributor was confronted and left the area.

He was peacefully asked about it and was asked why he was distributing it.

VOTE BNP AND THEY WILL MAKE IT ILLEGAL FOR THIRD PARTY INTERVENTION TO BUY THE ELECTION PROCESS FOR ANY PARTY

Brown grovels when caught out

Gordon Brown grovels on air when confronted with his actions today.

Gordon Brown calls pensioner a 'bigot'

Today sees another nail in Labour's coffin.

A woman who asked Prime Minister, Gordon Brown, about tax on pensions, national debt and immigration was called a bigot by him.

Mr Brown was caught on a SKY microphone saying the interview with Mrs Duffy ‘was a disaster’.

‘you should never have put me with that woman, whose idea was that?  It’s ridiculous, she’s just a bigoted woman’ he said.

Gillian Duffy, a life-long Labour supporter, has said she will no longer be voting for Mr Brown. Mrs Duffy would like to know why she was called a bigot saying she deserves an apology but not in person. ‘I don’t want to speak to him again really, I’ve seen enough of him for one day’.

Welcome to our world, Mrs Duffy...

Conversation in full:

Gillian Duffy: The thing that I can't understand is why am I still being taxed at 66 years old because my husband's died and I had some of his pension tagged on to mine?
Gordon Brown: Well we are raising the threshold at which people start paying tax as pensioners. But yes, if you've got an occupational pension you may have to pay some tax but you may be eligible for the pension credit as well, you should check.
Gillian Duffy: No, no I'm not. I've checked and checked and they said no, they can't do it.
Gordon Brown: Well you should look at it again just to be sure, absolutely sure.
Gillian Duffy: Yes, yes they've told me. I've been down to Rochdale council to try and get it off my tax.

Gordon Brown: You know we're linking the pension to earnings in two years' time, we've got the winter allowance as you know which I hope is a benefit, the winter allowance.

Gillian Duffy: I agree with that, it's very good, but every year I talk to people my age and they say they'll be knocking it off, it will be going. It will be.
Gordon Brown: We're keeping it. We have done the bus passes, we have done the free eye tests, free prescriptions.
Gillian Duffy: But how are you going to get us out of all this debt Gordon?
Gordon Brown: Because we have got a deficit reduction plan to cut the debt in half over the next four years. We've got the plans, they've been set out today. Look I was a person who came in...

Gillian Duffy: The three main things what I had drummed in when I was a child was education, health service and looking after people who are vulnerable. But there's too many people now who aren't vulnerable but they can claim, and people who are vulnerable can't claim, can't get it.

Gordon Brown: But they shouldn't be doing that, there is no life on the dole for people any more. If you are unemployed you've got to go back to work. It's six months...

Gillian Duffy: You can't say anything about the immigrants because you're saying that you're... but all these eastern Europeans what are coming in, where are they flocking from?

Gordon Brown: A million people have come from Europe but a million British people have gone into Europe. You do know that there's a lot of British people staying in Europe as well. Look, come back to what were your initial principles: helping people - that's what we're in the business of doing. A decent health service, that's really important, and education. Now these are the things that we have tried to do. We're going to maintain the schools so that we can make sure that people have that chance to get on. We're going to maintain the health service so that...
Gillian Duffy: And what are you going to do about students who are coming in then, all this that you have to pay, you've scrapped that Gordon.
Gordon Brown: Which one?
Gillian Duffy: To help people who go to university.
Gordon Brown: Tuition fees?
Gillian Duffy: Yes.
Gordon Brown: Yeah but look we've got...
Gillian Duffy: I'm thinking about my grandchildren here. What will they have to pay to get into university?
Gordon Brown: You've got 40% of young people now going to university, more than ever, so you've got to have some balance. If you get a degree and you earn twice as much after you get the degree then you've got to pay something back as a contribution. But there are grants for your grandchildren, there are grants, more grants than ever before. You know more young people are going to university than ever before, and for the first year the majority of people going to university are women - so there's big opportunities for women. So education, health and helping people, that's what I'm about. That's what I'm about.
Gillian Duffy: Well congratulations, and I hope you can keep it up.
Gordon Brown: It's been very good to meet you, and you're wearing the right colour today. How many grandchildren so you have?
Gillian Duffy: Two. They've just come back from Australia where they've been stuck for nine, 10 days with this ash crisis.
Gordon Brown: But they got through now? Yeah we've been trying to get people back quickly. But are they going to go to university? That's the plan?
Gillian Duffy: I hope so. They're only 12 and 10.
Gordon Brown: Oh they're only 12 and 10. But they're doing well at school?
Gillian Duffy: Yeah yeah, very good.
Gordon Brown: A good family. Good to see you.
Gillian Duffy: Yeah. And the education system in Rochdale - I will congratulate it.

Gordon Brown: Good. And it's very nice to see you. Take care. Good to see you all. Thanks very much.
Gordon Brown gets in car.

Gordon Brown: That was a disaster...should never have put me with that woman. Whose idea was that?
Aide: I don't know, I didn't see her.
Gordon Brown: Sue's I think. Just ridiculous.
Aide: Not sure that they'll go with that one.
Gordon Brown: They will go with that one.
Aide: What did she say?
Mr Brown: Everything, she was just a sort of bigoted woman who said she used to be Labour.

Police withhold evidence - serious crime squad drops charges

Over on Simon Darby's blog...

Not wishing to let go of the disgraceful attack on BNP members at College Green, Westminster we now appear to have got to the bottom of the issue. It would seem that the Metropolitan Police couldn't be bothered to send the file to the CPS or more likely deliberately held it back to time out the case.

And there you have it, full authority to attack British national Party members...

NUJ not to report the BNP 'in a good light'

I recently brought you the story of a newspaper giving a fair report on a British National party meeting.

According to the journalist rag 'hold the front page' the article has been withdrawn. The NUJ are not to report the British National Party in a good light.

Here's what they have to say:

A weekly newspaper has removed an article about the British National Party from its website after complaints from readers.

Last week's edition of the Brentwood Gazette featured a report on a BNP election meeting in the town which presented the party in what some claimed was a flattering light.

The story's intro read: "Proud nationalists were asked to dig deep to support an election candidate when the Brentwood branch of the BNP met for the first time.

It continued: "Buoyant supporters packed into the back room of a patriotic pub for the inaugural meeting of the Brentwood and Chelmsford branch, which has been founded in response to the party's growing membership."

The story, originally published in print last Wednesday, swiftly generated a host of comments on the paper's thisistotalessex.co.uk website.

Will from Chelmsford wrote: "I am surprised that the reporter who attended this meeting didn't make a contribution to the BNP themselves, from the tone of the article it sounds like they're already a fully paid up member! So much for impartiality and journalistic integrity."

Kev, also from Chelmsford, wrote: "Where have journalism and editing gone on this site? No questions raised or cross examining? None at all.

"This looks as though a BNP press release has been regurgitated in its entirety. Hardly the actions of an
independent media during the run up to a general election."

One reader, who asked not to be named, contacted HTFP to say she would be reporting the paper to the Press Complaints Commission over the story.

However the story, along with all the comments, has now been taken down from the site.

Brentwood Gazette editor-in-chief Alan Geere has so far not responded to requests for a comment on the episode.

As you can see from the comments, the ones that say the BNP are undemocratic are in fact guily of being undemocratic.

Hypocracy at its finest!

Fascist and racist UAF kicked out of Anfield

UAF fascists on the prowl, but not for long...                                                                                                                                                                    

It appears that leaflets posted through letterboxes by the UAF in Anfield outraged residents so much that they chased them off, according to the Merseyside BNP blogspot.

Here’s what they have to say:

News is coming in to me that the fascist UAF were chased out of Anfield today by outraged residents. Apparently residents were seething about the leaflets these cowards were putting through letterboxes there. It is well known that the UAF scum are serial offenders when it comes to interfering in the democratic process. They are Marxist, communist cowards who hate the British flag and who also hide and lurk in the shadows. They also organise and snuggle up with Muslim extremists, organising protests against our homecoming soldiers. None of them have got the bottle to stand in elections themselves.

It is great that they are confronted and exposed as the cowards wherever they go, as what's happened to them in Anfield today. Liverpool BNP will always expose, confront and photograph them wherever they go. As such up to and through the election period Liverpool Nationalist activists, in all areas will have their cameras and recording equipment to hand and will follow and record them if we get word they are out and about in Liverpool areas.

Quite often Labour Party election candidates also help the UAF as they are paymasters of the UAF. It is illegal during the election period for Labour candidates to deliver this bile as it will have to be offset against their expenses. You have been warned so as we know the crooks of the Labour Party break electoral law as a second nature, don't say Liverpool BNP have not warned you. You will all be recorded and the video, photographic evidence will be given to the police and we will publish all evidence on the Internet.

Well done!

News from America - Obama and the deficit

The Washington Post babbled again today about Obama inheriting a huge deficit from Bush. Amazingly enough, a lot of people swallow this nonsense. So once more, a short civics lesson.

Budgets do not come from the White House. They come from Congress, and the party that controlled Congress since January 2007 is the Democratic Party. They controlled the budget process for FY 2008 and FY 2009, as well as FY 2010 and FY 2011. In that first year, they had to contend with George Bush, which caused them to compromise on spending, when Bush somewhat belatedly got tough on spending increases. For FY 2009, though, Nancy Pelosi and Harry Reid bypassed George Bush entirely, passing continuing resolutions to keep government running until Barack Obama could take office. At that time, they passed a massive omnibus spending bill to complete the FY 2009 budgets.

And where was Barack Obama during this time? He was a member of that very Congress that passed all of these massive spending bills, and he signed the omnibus bill as President to complete FY 2009. Let's remember what the deficits looked like during that period:

If the Democrats inherited any deficit, it was the FY 2007 deficit, the last of the Republican budgets. That deficit was the lowest in five years, and the fourth straight decline in deficit spending. After that, Democrats in Congress took control of spending, and that includes Barack Obama, who voted for the budgets. If Obama inherited anything, he inherited it from himself.

In a nutshell, what Obama is saying is I inherited a deficit that I voted for and then I voted to expand that deficit four-fold since January 20th.

WAKE UP, AMERICA, BEFORE IT’S TO LATE!

Article forwarded by Lisa, Michigan

Flemish National Party, Vlaams Belang, Take Back Belgian Parliament.

Flemish national party, Vlaams Belang was previously called Vlaams Blok and banned in 2004 by the Supreme Court for being in contempt of the 1981 Belgian law on 'racism and xenophobia' but reformed a few weeks later.

zimbio states:

Members of "Vlaams Belang" put the slogan "time for independence" at the wall of the Belgian Federal Parliament on April 22, 2010 in Brussels, Belgium. The Belgian government has effectively collapsed because the Flemish liberal party has pulled out of Yves Leterme’s coalition leading to a political crisis. The liberal Open VLD party has lost faith in the government and says it has failed to resolve the dispute between Dutch and French speaking parties over electoral boundaries around the capital.

DON'T VOTE LABOUR

Terrorism, Crime and Immigration in Derby - Police Report

If you are in any doubt about who to vote for on May 6th you might like to see some statistics from the April 2009 Derbyshire Police report which can be viewed in full HERE The April 2010 report will no doubt show an increase in these numbers if the above chart is anything to go by...

Terrorism (UKTA 2009-10 (B7) – Derbyshire faces challenges well above its size.

§  Derby is recognised as one of the country’s highest threat areas for terrorist activity. Over the last 12 months Derbyshire has seen some of the highest security service counter terrorism operations within the UK.

§  Derby has been recognised as a popular venue for the extremist groups Al Muhajiroun.

§  Extremist leader, Omar Bakri Mohammed has publicly stated that Al Muhajiroun has carried out recruitment activity at Derby University.

§  A number of arrests have occurred within Derby related to several national counter terrorist operations.

§  Derby resident, Omar Khan Sharif was involved in a suicide bombing in Israel.

§  Derby resident, Uman Javed, imprisoned for soliciting to murder during Danish cartoon protests.

§  Recently a Derby man was arrested following investigations regarding online threats to kill the Prime Minister.

§  Areas within the Peak District have been used for terrorist training purposes related to almost every single terrorist plot within the UK.

Serious & Organised Crime – is having a real impact on communities across the county. Drugs continue to pose a serious threat. We are understanding more about the threat posed by immigration related crime and sexual exploitation.

§  62 organised crime groups within our county

§  26 crime groups attacking our county from other areas

§  29 street gangs with 300 members

§  11 gun discharges in Derby in the last 12 months

§  12 gang-related firearms recovered in the last 12 months

§  39% more firearms deployments than the regional average

§  1,234 dangerous persons living and being monitored within the community, an increase of 47 % over 6 years

Immigration in Derby

§  80% of our Black and minority ethnic population live in the city of Derby. We have already experienced considerable racial tension between minority ethnic communities for example Iraqi Kurds and the Pakistanis.

§  There are 182 different nationalities living within the city of Derby giving rise to 70 different languages being spoken. This creates a number of unique policing challenges. Out of three wards within the city 33%, 20% and 10% respectively do not use English as their first language.

§  The city hosts the highest population of the Iraqi Kurd community outside London and Birmingham.

§  22% of the city are non-white British

§  Derby has the 6th lowest educational achievement nationally.

There is only one party that can sort this mess out - THE BRITISH NATIONAL PARTY

BNP supporter abused by the UAF - VOTE BNP!

I know where I'd have rammed that leaflet....

Nick Griffin BNP MEP to visit Green Arrow Paltalk Room Sunday 25 April

Remember it? Great video showing Nick Griffin, chairman of the British National Party going walkabout during the evening at last years Red, White and Blue when he surprised some activists by turning up unannounced and entertaining them with a song.

Well that is Nick Griffin for you.  How many other leaders of political parties would take the time out to spend their evening with their activists who are sleeping under canvas?  The answer is none.

Nick Griffin is no longer just another British politician.  He is a World Statesman, perhaps the greatest and believe it or not he may just be the saviour of Western Europe.  If anyone can unite the Nationalist Parties of Europe to fight back against the twin evils of marxism and globalism it is him.  We must guard him - with our lives if necessary.

Well have I got news for you.  Tomorrow evening (Sunday 25 April), sometime after 1900hrs, Nick Griffin BNP MEP will be calling into the Home of the Green Arrow - Promoting the BNP room on Paltalk to say hello and maybe answer a few questions.  Loads of links on right of this site on how to join us there.

The evening will be managed by Bertie Bert and those wishing to ask questions of the chairman of the BNP should contact Bertie in the Paltalk room before tomorrow evening.

Child Protection Services are at it again - another mother flees to Ireland

Our communist Labour government have failed its people in so many ways, but the way they 'deal' with our children is one of the more disturbing.

Yet again their twisted ideology causes a woman to flee to Ireland with her child for fear of the little girl, Amaani, being taken away from her because she hugged her for too long when dropping her off at nusery and for telling her she had been born by caesarian section.

The woman, Shahnaz Malik, is accused of 'emotional abuse' and her daughter placed on a 'child protection plan'.

Mrs malik said: 'Once social services are on to you it's a complete nightmare and no matter what you do you are deemed a bad parent. If your child is full of beans or just sitting there quietly, it is your fault. Amaani was born premature so we've always been protective of her and would do anything to keep her with us. Ideally we'd like to get the matter resolved and return home, but we know that isn't going to happen.'

The only people Amaani should be protected from are the authorities!

The full story can be read by clicking HERE

BNP gets fair report by journalist

Paul Morris, Brentwood BNP 

It is extremely rare, if not nonexistent, to find an article in a daily rag that reports fairly when it comes to the British National Party. 'BRENTWOOD: Nationalists show their support at a BNP meeting' on the TotalEssex website was a breath of fresh air.


Here it is in its entirity

PROUD nationalists were asked to dig deep to support an election candidate when the Brentwood branch of the BNP met for the first time.

Buoyant supporters packed into a back room of a patriotic pub for the inaugural meeting of the Brentwood and Chelmsford branch – which has been founded in response to the party's growing membership.

Paul Morris, Parliamentary candidate for Brentwood and Ongar, said: "It was a good turnout considering it was very last minute.

"We officially launched six months ago but this was the first meeting."

The party operates under a veil of secrecy to protect members from those who oppose their beliefs and did not reveal the location of the meeting until just minutes before it was due to start.

With the pub set to become a regular meeting place for the new group, they have asked us not to reveal where it is.

Christine Mitchell, a 68-year-old grandmother from Chelmsford, will be running the branch from here on in.

Mrs Mitchell, who is contesting the newly created Saffron Walden seat in the general election on May 6, said: "We are fighting for British jobs for British workers, that is the start but we are standing for other reasons – crime rates, the state of the education system and the fact MPs have stolen from the public."

The former Conservative leader of Westminster Council, Peter Strudwick, spoke for more than an hour during the meeting, rallying support for what he called "ideologies" for the future.

Unlike other parties which are funded by unions and wealthy donors, the BNP relies purely on members' donations and as the first half of the meeting drew to a close, Mr Morris stood up and asked for donations.

"Michael Bateman is standing in Chelmsford and we need a £500 election deposit," he said. "Can anyone afford to put £500 in the pot?"

Searching faces scoured the room until a man who had until then sat quietly in the corner, put his hand up to pledge £100. Others then thrust crisp £50 notes in the pot before the less well-off handed over their screwed up £10 and £20 notes.

There was much applause and hand shaking as the money came flooding in, uniting the room in the campaign to bring about radical change.

BNP 2010 Manifesto launched today

 

If you would like a copy of the manifesto it can be downloaded HERE

HAPPY ST GEORGE'S DAY!

 

ENGLAND by the Angelic Upstarts

BNP General Election Broadcast 2010

coourtesy of xrw5000x

Nick Griffin on industry and the economy

Nick Griffin on Radio4 on 21/04/2010

Electoral reform to exclude the BNP - Harriett Harman

 

Harriett Harmen reveals the real reason why the government want to change the way voting works - to keep out the BNP!

Harman revealed on TV that the electoral reform will mean BNP will need 50%+ of the vote to be elected. Clearly the motivation for electoral reform is to exclude the BNP from Westminster and deny their voters a voice.