The star attraction of course was our Chairman Mr Nick Griffin MEP and the combination of his attendance and the excellence of the venue drew a crowd counted at 240.
Not bad for a political meeting!
How long is it since a Labour Party meeting had so many attendees.
Nick walked into the room to tumultuous applause and was almost engulfed by people wanting to shake his hand or have their photos taken with him
Perhaps 70 had never attended a BNP meeting before and were impressed by the general friendly civilised atmosphere and of course the quality of Nick's speech. I've had e mails today saying what a good night it was, social as well as political.
He touched on many topics but one of the main ones was that the media barons, pehaps a dozen people control all the information people receive and thus politicians must pay homage to them. This is one reason why they are so universally hostile to our party. They will speak with terrorists, murderers, traitors but refuse to share a platform with us.
Another reason they will not debate with us is that they know we would win the debate.
He said that to have won two MEPs in the face of the continual barrage of lies was a credit to all the activists who had worked so hard.
A member pointed out that only our party depended on the contributions from ordinary members. We have no mega rich benefactors or unions fleecing their members for the Labour Party.
Nick pointed out that even if somebody offered a large sum of money to change our policy, as is the case in other parties we would refuse it.
WE ARE A PARTY OF PRINCIPLE AND NOT FOR SALE!
We have learnt from the smear leaflets put out by other parties against us. Our advice is "people who live in glass houses should not throw stones"
Also mentioned was the importance of attending the RWB festival.
The local council has slapped an order on us banning caravans from the field in a particularly vindictive way. This is presumably because the rabble of the Left vandalised the local villages last time. Many were arrested. No BNP members were arrested but the local council TRIED to make us suffer.
It seems OK for drug fuelled festivals such as Glastonbury to take place (I wonder what the locals think about that), attended by ageing "rebels" from the BBC drinking Champagne at our expense but 50 caravans in a quiet field 600 yards off a country lane is too much to tolerate.
I wonder whether we will be done for having an illegal Punch and Judy show this time.
Well I have a ventrioquist's dummy and I will take that and see if they try to do me for unlicenced entertaining. It could be interesting.
Well they will not as we will take caravans to other sites and subsidise the cost.
All in all the best ever North West meeting which ended with three cheers for our Chairman Mr Nick Griffin MEP.
How do we follow that?
