Friday, 5 September 2008

HIT BACK AT THE WIGAN EVENING POST

The rag the Wigan Evening Post is owned by a group openly hostile to the BNP,hence its' censorship.
Look at the comments in the paper below to see where its' true sympathies lie. The paper belongs to the same group.
It runs the story of a secret BNP business unit which has been revealed by the hard Left. The reasons for the low profile of the business is obvious and they know it. It is to avoid the attacks and vandalism to which the premises would be subject by our opponents who as demonstrated at the RWB do not tolerate opinions different from their own and try to enforce their views by force.
The newspaper by the slant it gives to the article shows its true colours and is obviously aiming to publicise the location to facilitate these potential attacks. Fortunately some of the comments not as yet censored are in our favour.
They of course are willing to run adverts for prostitutes but not the BNP.
It speaks volumes about their morality.

http://www.eveningleader.co.uk/news/Location-of-BNPs-Deeside-business.4464003.jp

There is something sinister in all this. Why should a company own so many local titles and have a monopoly of editorial sanction.
THERE IS TOO MUCH CONCENTRATED POWER IN THE HANDS OF ONE COMPANY FOR DEMOCRACY TO FLOURISH.
I think we should censor papers owned by this group ---
AND BOYCOTT THEM!

DONT BUY ANY PAPERS PRODUCED BY THIS GROUP!
On the rare occasions there is any meaningful news in them you can always read it on line.

THE RETURN OF THE PHANTOM CENSOR

Remember the post last week about censorship in the local Wigan media? The Phantom Censor seems to have worn his blue (red in this case ... think about it, as you read the deletion notes) pencil down to a stub. Go visit again and have a look through what is now five pages of comments:

http://www.wigantoday.net/wigannews/Asylum-seekers-numbers-fall.4435516.jp

Might be as well to visit here as well, so you can see that it's not just the Wigan media. This is about a newspaper down in Hastings:

http://bfbwwiii.blogspot.com/2008/02/free-speech-rip-as-is-so-often-case.html

We can take a guess at who's responsible here in Wigan. Does Hastings council have an equivalent? Do all councils now have an equivalent?

Well - yes, is the answer.

Casual readers (non-supporters of the BNP): now you know why you think badly of the BNP - the media arranges that the information you get is biased; and it's biased because they forbid you from reading/seeing/hearing the other side of the arguments. And honestly, if you were to read the deleted comments you would see that there was nothing at all offensive about any of them.

I have nearly all of them screen grabbed before deletion, so, would you like me to type them out and post them here? It will take me some time (I'm a two-finger typist), but if you think it's worth it, I'll do it.

Comment facility is available ...uncensored, note. We've never removed a comment from this site, and never will unless the language used fails the 13 test - is it suitable for a 13 yr old to read? - or makes threats in any way.

So who are the Fascists?

As grown-up British people, doesn't it make you just a little bit angry that you're not considered grown up enough to arrive at your own judgements on what other people think and say?

Morg

Tuesday, 2 September 2008

ECONOMIC DOWNTURN AND SOCIAL UNREST

The other day the Home office stated that the present economic downturn (caused by Labour's mismanagement) would pose problems with society and they were concerned that support for "The far Right", that's us folks, would increase. Too right it will! when the results of their incompetence are more widely seen and with the other parties having no answers.
So just because we increase our vote (we never go in for violence) this would cause an increase of muslim alienation and terror attacks, in other words--
ANY INCREASE IN TERROR WOULD BE OUR FAULT.
Note how they don't mention Hindus Sikhs Chinese or Afros. Why not? They will be just as badly affected by an economic downturn.
The statement is a tacit admission that muslims are prone to violence and that there is resentment at the favourable treatment they get over British people.


Past Muslim extremism has in part been caused by the presence of our soldiers in muslim lands interfering in their way of life and sent there by this Labour government. Muslims resent "infidels" in muslim lands and I don't blame them. Many of us resent muslims living in OUR land, so we can understand.
The government fails to see that the hundreds of muslims coming in every day the problem will get worse.

If there were no muslims here there would be no problem with terrorism.
THE ANSWER? ---Bring all our people out of muslim lands and repatriate all muslims back to their own lands,

AND EVERYBODY WOULD BE HAPPY.

THE STRUGGLE CONTINUES

A short extract from Nick Griffin's closing speech at this tear's RWB.
It shows a bit of what we are fighting for and our determination to carry on the struggle.



I have speeches by Jonathan Bowden, Arthur Kemp as well as all of Nick's final speech and will be editing and copying them when my new equipment arrives.

Monday, 1 September 2008

WIGAN MODEL SHOP

Sad time for Wigan as far as I’m concerned: the model shop closed down last Saturday.

Boys in my day – or at least all those I knew – grew up making plastic model kits, aeroplanes, armoured vehicles and ships (even though I joined the R.A.F. after leaving school, I had always preferred ships and armoured vehicles). I’m hardly surprised at the closure of the shop though: we didn’t have computers, computer games etc in my day; we didn’t even have much in the way of television. We went out to play – physically very active play at that (often involving air rifles, catapults, bows and arrows, sticks, stones. We frequently hurt each other … ☺ ... but that was life: we didn’t go whingeing to anyone, or rush off to the casualty dept) - or, if indoors we made model kits, built things with Meccano or Lego, did jigsaw puzzles, read comics and books, and such-like. But today not many kids make model kits, so perhaps there isn’t the market for models there once was. I think growing up was more innocent, even if more robust, in those days (50s/60s).

Anyway, the shop may be closed, but the business will still be running an on-line model shop, once they get it up and running.

http://www.piermodels.com/

or at Piermodels Ebay shop.

So all is not disaster for those like me who’s childhood model-making has carried on right through life.

For those who did take the occasional look into the model shop window, the model of the KM Scharnhorst that was in there for the last year or so was made by me. It got a little bit battered while it was there, but I never minded – I got my pleasure from doing a damned good job of making and painting it; what happened to it afterwards was not something that troubled me. I had another model in the shop window too, but it didn’t last long before it got knocked off the shelf and broken beyond repair. Here it is (below) – the Thermopylae, which in its day was also referred to as “The Green Clipper”. Everyone has heard of the Cutty Sark, very few know of ‘the other one’. Yet, the Thermopylae was the ship that produced a world record sailing time, for sailing ships, between Britain (Medway), from anchors up, to anchors down in Melbourne Bay: 63 days. On its maiden voyage too! I believe that record stands to this very day (I’m open to correction if I’m wrong). In any test of speed the Cutty Sark never ever outperformed this ship. Anyway, here are a couple of pictures of the model I made that spent at least some time in the model shop window; 24 inches from bowsprit to stern, to give some idea of the scale:





I got on well with the model shop owner (he’s a shopkeeper, so I guess he probably gets on well with all his customers. It would be sensible wouldn’t it). Currently I’m making a model of the KM Tirpitz, sister ship to the KM Bismark. This I bought from the Wigan model shop. On the last day open, I called in just to speak with him and say bye. I noticed that he had a 1/350 model kit of the Bismark for sale. This set off a conversation – rather rambling and wide-ranging, as is usually the case in conversation with me. I mentioned that during the operation to sink the Bismark, after it eliminated the pride of the Royal Navy – HMS Hood – in about three minutes combat, the only reason a Swordfish torpedo bomber was able to put a torpedo into her was that the anti-aircraft weapons system on the Bismark was too advanced – the predictors couldn’t cope with anything as slow as the Swordfish. The irony is profound. Anyway, in this rambling conversation tha I mentioned that my claim to fame was that one of my uncles was on the boarding party that took the Altmark (reputedly the last Royal Navy boarding party armed with cutlasses – though I’m not too sure about the truth of that). And he said that his claim to fame, seeing as how Swordfish aircraft and torpedos were in the conversation, was that his father had been a Swordfish pilot and once dropped a torpedo onto Aberdeen. Can’t beat that one I’m afraid. It’s a beauty.

There are some wonderful stories out there that will in time be entirely forgotten, but really shouldn’t be.

Anyway, introduce your kids (and yourselves?) to modelmaking. Ten is old enough. I was nine when I made my first model … HMS Cossack, as it happens. Anyone see the connection with what went earlier?

Visit the online Wigan model shop and buy something. Then make and paint it. It soothes the soul.

I have no other connection to the model shop than as a customer. I just think such treasures should not be lost to today’s and future children.

Morg

Thursday, 28 August 2008

CENSORSHIP IN THE LOCAL WIGAN MEDIA

First you need to go here and read this. More importantly, you need to scroll down and read the comments. The censored comment – No.4 – was the first half of my single comment, which started in 4, and was continued in comment No.5.

http://www.wigantoday.net/wigannews/Asylum-seekers-numbers-fall.4435516.jp

Assuming you have read the entire thing in the link, and so know what this is about, here is the complete comment I posted; what’s above the dotted line is/was the censored comment No.4:

“Ahhh - I see everyone misinterprets the numbers. Nobody asks the question: "WHY is the number of asylum seekers falling?"

So in 2003 there were 921 of them, and now there are only 433. So everyone just assumes that they are all going away again? Sorry to tell you: wrong! And many more came since 2003, too.


The process:

1. You illegally enter the country. (International treaties say you must seek asylum in the nearest safe country ... which means that unless you originate in that circle of European countries on the other side of the North Sea and the English Channel, then we are not your nearest safe country. Hence, illegal entry)

2. You apply for asylum.

3. Asylum is approved (or exceptional leave to remain is granted). Usually.

Step 3 means that you are no longer on the list of asylum seekers and move onto the list of either refugees or those otherwise granted exceptional leave to remain. Both of those things mean that the list of 'Asylum seekers' has reduced. It does not mean the people concerned are not still here, as implied by this story in the paper (and story it is - and a misleading one at that - either deliberately or through ignorance of the process. I wonder which?)

I wonder how long it will be before this comment is removed?

As soon as it goes up, I'll take myself a screen-grab ... just so I will later be able to prove on my local shared blog what is and isn't allowed to be said in the Wigan media. I do know the Wigan BNP was refused access to place a full-page advert at the latest council elections in two Wigan newspapers because a mention in said advert of the plight of the Tibetans was considered unacceptable. I always used to think that the main purpose of the media was to inform. I later came to believe that its purpose is to mislead. Stories like this one, without adequate - or indeed any - explanation of the process relevant to the story only serve to confirm that my later view is nearer correct.

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In conjunction with this story should also be told the figures for the changes in numbers, in Wigan, of people granted refugee status and those granted exceptional leave to remain. I'm willing to bet that as numbers of asylum seekers go down, the other categories go up - and stay up.

Also: the private sector is responsible for housing asylum seekers, with central government grants. Who becomes responsible for their housing once they change status as detailed above? And who pays? And are they then still only on £39 a week, or 'subsistence only'?

Is this comment a "Hate Crime", Mr Elliot 'Wigan and Leigh Hate Crime Co-ordinator' Brown? (I have screen grabs of your last contributions to these comment columns, so this time please be a little more careful with what you say. Try a little less gratuitous offence this time. And I hope you have taken some grammar lessons since then).

Mr Brown? “

Censorship in action. Doesn’t comment No.5 in the Observer make a lot more sense now?

So: is comment No.4 more “offensive” than comment No.5? No, of course it isn’t. So why was it censored?

The problem with comment No.4 was that I was explaining to people how the media and politicians use sleight of hand (sleight of language? Sleight of thought?) to fool ordinary people into thinking that things must be getting better, so maybe the Labour party/government/council isn’t so bad after all – maybe still worth voting for. And maybe the immigration problem is cooling off. After all:look everyone, the number of asylum seekers is tailing off – there is an end to it after all.

Most people don’t look any deeper than that. Most people don’t ask that crucial question: Why are the numbers going down. After all, there just seems to be more and more immigrants in the town centre every Saturday. But it must be tailing off because “the paper says so”. So the elites succeed yet again in fooling we proles. I’m not criticising anyone here; this is a perfectly normal way of thinking, especially given the impoverished education we’ve been raised on for the past 20-30 years.

Every time I see sleight of hand like this being practiced by the politicians and media, I will point it out. And I can do that. They made a mistake with me: they let me get a proper education (well, the last Tory government did). They let me go to a quality university in my late thirties (Uni. Of Wales, Bangor) as an undergraduate, where I got good Honours in Psychology. So I do know a little about thinking and behaviour. While I was there I did two years’ of Philosophy, including logic, which means I can detect the tricks involved in deceit, and am able to point them out. I also studied a full year of Linguistics, so know a little about Language and how it’s used. In addition, did two years’ Statistics to well past ‘A’ level, and Philosophy of Science.

Then I went to an even better university (Uni. Of Birmingham, Edgbaston) as a postgraduate student, where I studied Cognitive Science (calls itself the Science of the Mind, but in reality is the science of using knowledge of the mind to program computers to do clever things). Students of other subjects thought we were a bunch of weirdos – they were probably right. We studied: the mind, the brain all the way down to molecular functioning level, memory, more philosophy, more logic at a higher level, more linguistics, computer science – a whole tangle of stuff that we had to integrate.

A potted history of Morg’s education – not bad for someone who officially left school with nothing (stopped going at 13 and got a job in a bakery) at 15 and immediately enlisted the day after leaving. Smart move – Enlisted as an aircraft technician apprentice … what are known as ‘Trenchard’s Brats’, or ‘Halton Brats’. So by the end of my teens I was a qualified aircraft Instruments and Electrical Tech. Over years of work I found myself forced to learn about Nav. systems, Radio etc. Basically, if it is touched by electricity, it’s mine, including just about everything in the cockpit.

So, despite being raised a prole and getting almost nothing out of school, Morg is no one’s fool. I’m not saying the politicos and media will never pull a fast one on me, but they will have to work harder at it than the Wigan Observer did with that asylum seekers article. What a load of tosh it was.

The Wigan Observer (and group) is the paper that refused to allow the BNP to run two full-page ads at last May’s council elections. The excuse they gave was our reference to the plight of the Tibetan people as they are being colonised by China.

Wigan Observer group, we are monitoring you (as you no doubt monitor us). Let’s have less bull shall we, a bit more factual reporting when it comes to political matters, and full explanations of what’s happening when you cite numbers like the dodgy set in that article. Stop treating the native Wiganers like the fools Elliot Brown thinks they are. Every time you do that, and we see it, we’ll correct you first in your own comments. If you delete the correction, we’ll correct you here on this weblog. Between myself and Lanky, on this weblog we can muster an education and life experiences that most of your people can only dream of. You watch the BNP, the BNP watches you. We are not a party of knuckledraggers, as usually portrayed in the media.

If anyone wants a copy of the screen grab I took of that entire Wigan Observer page, if you don't know me and require PROOF that I'm telling the truth here (which includes the comments before the censorship, and after it), just email me via my "Contributors" button, and I'll send you a copy by return email.

Morg

Wednesday, 27 August 2008

THE HISTORY OF SLAVERY

The government has said that the history of slavery is to be taught in schools. No doubt emphasis will be placed on the transatlantic slave trade for which we are to be eternally ashamed and in so doing appease those of Afro Carribean descent.
I presume it will not be emphasised that the slave trade continues to this day in Arab countries and that over the ages far more Africans have been enslaved by Arabs than Europeans.

Light will be made of the fact that this country was the first in the world to abolish slavery and to enforce this with the Royal Navy.

Slavery is and was a crime there is no doubt, but why should the average British person be continually blamed for the sins of 200 years ago.
WHY ARE ALL THE WRONGS OF HISTORY OUR FAULT?

WHY DO WE HAVE TO FEEL GUILTY FOR THESE FAR OFF CRIMES?

WHY DO PEOPLE OF AFRICAN ORIGIN HARBOUR THIS PERSECUTION COMPLEX?
After all AFRICANS SOLD THE BRITISH THEIR SLAVES.

Remember decades after slavery was abolished in Wigan ,in 1841--

35 children aged 6-7 were employed in Wigan pits.
324 aged 7-8.
166 aged 9-10.
plus thousands of women employed pulling sledges full of coal in the darkness of the pit harnessed like horses.
Thousands of children worked in mills.
AS THESE WERE "FREE" PEOPLE AND DID NOT BELONG TO A MASTER --

THEY HAD NO VALUE. THEY WERE PAID BARELY ENOUGH TO LIVE ON. IF THEY DIED THEY DIED. NO LOSS TO THE BOSS.

THEIR LOT WAS WORSE THAN THAT OF THE SLAVES.

WILL THEIR PLIGHT , THE PLIGHT OF OUR ANCESTORS ,BE MENTIONED IN THESE SLAVERY LESSONS?
YOU CAN BET YOUR LIFE IT WON'T.

YET WE, THE DESCENDANTS OF THESE ABUSED PEOPLE ARE EXPECTED TO FEEL GUILTY!
IF APOLOGIES ARE IN ORDER FOR THE AFRICAN DESCENDANTS OF SLAVES--

HOW ABOUT AN APOLOGY FOR US ?whose ancestors were more abused than the African slaves.

yaz