To be a BNP member costs us all both time and money and that is the difference between us and those so called activists of other parties.
They are not driven by a belief, just a wishy washy set of principles spoon fed to them by the foreign owned politically correct media. They are not strongly held and change as they feel necessary to be elected. They are not motivated by a belief in Britain, as we are. Our principles and beliefs are unchanging.
We are on a Crusade (I know I am not supposed to say that word but is British word and I will continue using it) against the forces that threaten to destroy our country.
While the other parties work hard feathering their nests we plod on in our efforts, and now the pay off is approaching.I see from Simon Darby's blog we had 12,000 phone calls in the 15 minutes following our moving electoral broadcast. We must have struck a chord with the voters. No wonder "Fatty" Soames, Churchill's grandson asked the electoral commission to ban it. He knew the damage to the Tories which would result from the public being told the truth, free fron media bias.
Interestingly the expenses of Wigan councillors have been leaked. They were only supposed to come out after the elections. I wonder why? I wonder why as yet no councillor named has been available for comment?
It was interesting that Gary Chadwick's "friend" Myra Whiteside was among the highest claimers. No wonder she declined to resign from the council on principle when he asked her, and threw insults at him for asking a perfectly reasonable question. She could not afford to lose her cushy job in an as yet Labour stronghold.
No doubt more juicy titbits will come out soon. I can't wait. it will do our cause a world of good.
I was a councillor for 10 years before reorganisation, admittedly only for a local Urban District Council but I did have responsibilities as Chairman of Housing in charge of 600 houses so I suppose I'd better come clean on my expenses before the press get hold of them so here goes.
Total expenses for 10 years £0. I did it for the honour of being elected and for the good of the community as did my fellow councillors.
That's the difference, where there is money involved there tends to be corruption.
People should serve their community as a way of putting something back, not as a means of making a living.
