WIGAN PATRIOT: CAMPAIGNING IN SUPPORT OF THE BRITISH DEMOCRATIC PARTY. FIGHTING FOR OUR BIRTHRIGHT

A LOCAL BLOG SUPPORTING THE BRITISH DEMOCRATIC PARTY IN THE INTERESTS OF THE INDIGENOUS BRITISH PEOPLE AND ESPECIALLY THE PEOPLE OF WIGAN AND LEIGH IN OUR FIGHT AGAINST FASCISM, THE TRAITORS IN PARLIAMENT AND FOR OUR BIRTHRIGHT. - "NO FOREIGN PRINCE, PERSON, PRELATE, STATE OR POTENTATE HATH, OR OUGHT TO HAVE, ANY JURISDICTION, POWER, SUPERIORITY, PRE-EMINENCE, OR AUTHORITY, ECCLESIASTICAL OR SPIRITUAL, WITHIN THIS REALM" (ENGLISH BILL OF RIGHTS 1689)

Tuesday, 8 June 2010

OUR TIME MAYBE SOONER THAN WE THINK.

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If anyone has read the articles damning New Labour you will understand what I am thinking.

"Ed Balls has been compared to maverick right-wing MP Enoch Powell after calling for immigration to be drastically restricted.

The Labour leadership candidate caused controversy by insisting that free movement across the European Union should be stopped.

He also accused former boss Gordon Brown of making a 'mistake' by ignoring concerns over immigration policy.

But Education Secretary Michael Gove said Mr Balls had managed to 'outflank' the Tory leader to the right on both immigration and Euroscepticism, ' something not done since Enoch Powell was in this House'."

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"More than 1.1million jobs - half the total created under Labour - were taken by immigrants who could have been refused work permits, it emerged last night.

The total outstripped the number of new jobs gained by British workers by two to one, according to the first independent parliamentary analysis of the New Labour years.

The non-EU migrants were handed the work permits despite there being hundreds of thousands of Britons out of work - many of them young people struggling to find employment."

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"Ed Balls, the former Schools Secretary, had me choking on my tea yesterday morning. He admitted in an interview that he had got it wrong over immigration.

Yes, letting in four million people under Labour might have been the tiniest mistake, he suggested.

You have to admit that losing an election - and fighting a leadership contest - does wonders to a politican’s willingness to listen and learn.

Labour’s immigration policy, he continued, had led to the British worker having to accept lower pay and worse conditions. "

Please click anywhere on the stories to read the full article.

Now, we have been told thet "LIFE CHANGING" cuts are to be introduced and will last for generations.

1.1 MILLION JOBS given to Immigrants who should have been refused an removed.

Immigrants were given jobs at a rate of 2/1 they get 2 Jobs for every one job we get.

Schools will be closing, Hospitals will be closing, Police stations will be closing.

MASSIVE CUTS YEAR ON YEAR.

The INDIGENOUS POPULATION are getting angry, slowly but surely and that anger will build into resentment, hatred and rage. And what do you think will happen then ?

They will flock to us in their MILLIONS. We have to be ready to exploit every opportunity that arises. Start now, Get into local housing groups or neighbourhood committees etc now. Get active and involved in any associations which work in parternship with councils and have residents as board members . Use your influence within these groups to get things done. Then we have results to show the electors that we ,BNP, get things done even when not in power

You should all be getting a "COMMUNITY GOVERNANCE REVIEW". Read that and get back to me if you fancy volunteering for any of the Community and Neighbourhood positions available to us. Ring me on Tony on 07963364319.

And we decide the best way to go about this. But take this SERIOUSLY.

We may never get a perfect storm like the one that's headed this way again, but this storm is POLITICAL and we must be organised enough to take advantage. Build our knoweldge up of how our Council works, what we as BNP members can do to influence the decision making in the Council or in bodies that are semi-independant of the council.

Are you up for it? We may have a chance to regain our Country back in the next 3-5 years. Lets use that time to good effect. Support our communities, get into decision makin positions on local tenants councils etc.

If your interested please contact Tony on 07963364319.

NEW LABOUR STILL SUPPORTING THE MINORITY OVER THE MAJORITY.

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NEC chair’s letter to PLP chair

PLP chair Tony Lloyd has this evening emailed all Labour MPs attaching a letter to him from Ann Black, chair of Labour’s ruling national executive committee.

In it, she reports “widespread concern among party members that this leadership election should allow the broadest possible debate”.

This will add to pressure on the 44 Labour MPs yet to declare to nominate Diane Abbott, and on John McDonnell to stand aside in her favour. The deadline for nominations is 1230 tomorrow (Wednesday).

This is the full text of Ann Black’s letter to Tony Lloyd:

To Tony Lloyd MP

Chair of the Parliamentary Labour Party

4 June 2010

Leadership Election

Dear Tony

I am writing to pass on widespread concern among party members that this leadership election should allow the broadest possible debate. This is not just about choosing an individual. It is about the flavour of the contest, and the opportunity to debate the full range of ideas, policies and directions for the future, before thousands of members and millions of affiliated trade unionists cast their votes.

If the choice is between three or four white male ex-ministers in their 40s, however able, it will be seen as lacking the full range of diversity which Labour seeks to reflect. If, however, it is extended in terms of gender, race, political perspective, the hustings through the summer will generate greater interest and engagement from party members, supporters and voters. And whoever emerges as the winner will have a far stronger mandate to lead than if the system can be portrayed as rigged in their favour.

My correspondents are not from any particular “camp” and many are likely in fact to vote for one of the current front-runners. They are mainly interested in the health of the party as a whole, and in avoiding the difficulties which followed 2007, where many believe that the leader’s position would have been reinforced if he had taken on opposing arguments in an open contest and won through in a ballot.

I have explained the rules to all of them. I do not think the threshold of one-eighth of all Labour MPs is unreasonable, and in 2007 the same threshold produced a deputy leadership election with six validly nominated candidates. In any case it is for Conference, not the NEC, to change the party rulebook.

So the decision on who goes forward to the hustings and the ballot is now entirely in the hands of Labour MPs. It has been made clear that MPs who nominate a particular candidate are not bound to vote for that candidate in the second stage, and I hope that you will all give serious consideration to the groundswell of feeling from members and affiliates in the country in deciding whether to extend or to limit their choice.

Yours sincerely

Ann Black

Chair, National Executive Committee

And they still plot to destroy OUR COUNTRY even further.