Last week Hazel Blears said she wanted to set up a department to monitor up to 10 million people who may be part of extreme religious or political organisations so that steps can be taken to stengthen social cohesion. But how do you define extreme? We know that parties such as ours will be labelled extreme even though we are a legitimate party defending the rights of the British people and in no way threatening civil violence. In their eyes any party which does not subscribe to the political correctness of the other parties is extreme. One can see how this loose definition of extreme can be extended to prevent all discussion or opposition to government policies. It is yet another assault on our civil rights in a country which once prided itself on its free speech.
This suggestion is another wake up call for all free people to work to retain that freedom and the vehicle for that is the BNP as the other parties are all anxious to prevent real opposition to their cosy cartel.
Today it is reported that a massive data base recording all e mails and sites visited on the internet and phone calls is being planned. It seems there will be no privacy allowed all they say in the interests of national security. More like a tool to monitor and thwart all opposition I think and keep the political class in power. The people must always be watched in order to keep them down.
BIG BROTHER WILL BE HERE VERY SOON!
