Sunday, 7 December 2008

THE SHAME OF IT ... MR TURNER

This was published today by a Ugandan journalist in a Ugandan newspaper … in UGANDA.

See for yourselves how low the Labour Party and its political police has brought the reputation of OUR country in the world’s estimation. To be struck dumb with red-faced SHAME by a newspaper article from sub-Saharan Africa … the shame of it … the shame ...

“ … the opposition Conservative Party Member of Parliament for Asford and Shadow Home Office Minister, Mr Damian Green, was arrested and interrogated for nine hours by Counter-Terrorism Command of The New Scotland Yard. It was this officers from this group, it must be noted, that shot and killed an innocent Brazilian, Mr Charles de Menzes on July 22, 2005, because he looked like a terrorist!

Mr Green’s Parliamentary office and residence were also raided by other groups of counter-terrorism officers who took away his files and computers. And by the stroke of a pen, some 300 years of British parliamentary democracy was reduced to Uganda’s level.

[ … ]

However, while the arrest by armed police of opposition politicians is common practice in Uganda, Mr Green’s arrest is unprecedented in recent British history. The last time the British Parliament was invaded by armed soldiers was in 1642 when King Charles I attempted to arrest five troublesome MPs.

That raid led to a civil war, following which King Charles was beheaded, a bloody incident which restored the supremacy of Parliament which the UK has enjoyed until last week.

Just like the Movement government are routinely misusing the police to silence the Opposition, the arrest by Counter-Terrorism Command Police of an opposition politician illustrates the determination by the New Labour government to misuse state institutions to prevent its critics from disclosing vote-losing information to the British people.

This development raises many disturbing questions for Ugandans, Africans and the British people. Has Mr Gordon Brown been publicly criticising Mr Robert Mugabe in the British Parliament, European Union, G8 and the United Nations while privately admiring the ways he deals with the opposition?

[ … ]

Hasn’t New Labour brought down the UK to the level of the DRC, Ethiopia, Uganda and Zimbabwe where armed police are routinely used to silence the Opposition?
What moral authority has Mr Gordon Brown and his New Labour government got to criticise Robert Mugabe and other African dictators for terrorising the Opposition?

Read it all:


http://www.monitor.co.ug/artman/publish/sam_akaki/Hasn_t_the_British_premier_become_like_our_Museveni_76362.shtml

Saturday, 6 December 2008

ARRESTS IN NOTTINGHAM

Just a few comments on the arrests in Nottingham.

Firstly, I think we should refrain from judging now, as the accused (we know who they are) have not been proved guilty.

Secondly, I can hardly believe that they released the list but then again I may be naive. But someone did release it and the person had obviously access to it and was therefore a trusted Party member.

I always thought the two accused were decent people and I am sure good nationalists, but have in my opinion been foolish and reckless from the start last year. To give access to our enemies of this sensitive information is the ultimate betrayal.

Personality clashes should NEVER be considered more important than Party unity, ie the Party and its future progress must ALWAYS come first.
If we have issues we should promote them from within and not in a destructive manner.

If the intention in publishing the list was to embarrass the Party hierarchy the collateral damage to some members in sensitive jobs was not considered, and must be seen as a betrayal of former friends who are still working for the nationalist cause but whose jobs could now be put at risk.
If the intention was to hinder the progress of the Party it can only be seen as treachery to the Party and country, as without our Party's progress our country is lost.
No petty disagreement is worth that,and I condemn absolutely this leak.

However if the latter reason has been the intent of the leaker it has backfired spectacularly as membership and support has increased as a result but I am saddened it has come to this.

MORE BENEFITS OF ENRICHMENT!

I had some interesting news this evening. The explosion which devastated the flats at Worsley Mesnes was caused it seems by Kosovan immigrants tampering with the gas supply.
There are several questions here.

1 Why are these people here when their country is supposedly safe?

2 Who pays for their accomodation?

3 Why was it not reported fully in the press including the gas tampering allegations and nationality of the alleged perpetrators stated?

Once again we are not being told the whole truth with the papers in collusion with the fascist State.
The reporting of news and its reliability are reminiscent of Pravda in the Soviet Union. State propaganda.

SO MUCH FOR THE DELUSION OF A FREE PRESS!

Wednesday, 3 December 2008

A WIGAN GEM

Yesterday I was fortunate to visit with a group of Wigan engineering enthusiasts the great Trencherfield Mill engine which was put through its paces at a private viewing. This steam engine, the largest in the world has been restored using lottery money (one of the few useful things it has funded) and can be visited on Sundays.

Made in Bolton it is just 100 years old and ran almost continuously for 70 years powering the mill where 400 people worked. It required 500 tons of coal per week to keep going and at the time was at the forefront of modern technology. The design and engineering skills required to produce so magnificant a machine must have been considerable and the workmanship superb.

Nowadays with electric motors and computers it looks old fashioned but at the time when many people abroad were still in the horse age or living in mud huts it shows how powerful our region and country were and how advanced.

Sadly we have lost our lead and in recent years with the collapse of proper education and apprenticeships we are falling further behind. Dance, Drama , Media Studies and the history of slavery are deemed more important, while Maths, Physics and Engineering don't seem to matter.
The fact that we make so little is at the root of many of our present troubles coupled with bad financial management by this government.

One must not forget to feed this monster would have required 80 miners with men toiling to transport it and attend the boilers not to mention the 400 workers whose machines the engine drove.
King Coal and King Cotton together with the hard graft of British workers built this country and not exploitation of foreign countries, let alone slavery.

To regain the greatness symbolised by this machine will be hard but we must still try.
Yesterday was for me an opportunity to forget modern decadence for a couple of hours and to immerse myself in a time when we were truly--
GREAT BRITAIN.

Monday, 1 December 2008

BRAINWASH

Refreshed after the exciting and satisfying demonstration in Liverpool I am able to report that mugs are to be made featuring the "Racism cuts both ways" logo on one side and the names of the "Liverpool Thirteen" on the other.
I would encourage members to purchase one as a souvenir and in recognition of those persecuted, who have done so much to promote our cause.

Below is just a small illustration of what we face in the indoctrination of our children, and justifies our hard work in combatting it.


The illustration shows the not so subtle ways the multi culti society is promoted as the norm.
Note the Afro and Asian children in the picture while the only white child is disabled.

The picture is taken from a prize certificate given for reading at a local C of E school which is almost completely white.
It is now compulsary for all illustrations in school books to contain at least one at present minority to "make them feel welcome"

According to the above picture it is the white children who are not made to feel welcome,
IN THEIR OWN COUNTRY!

PURE BRAINWASHING!
AND THEY OBJECT TO US TALKING TO CHILDREN OUTSIDE SCHOOLS!

Sunday, 30 November 2008

WIGAN MAGISTRATES

This concerns both police (three constables) and magistrates. Even though it's the constables doing the initial naughties, it's the behaviour of the magistrates that's the more troubling. Seems they have an attitude that if you are there you can only be guilty - regardless of evidence.

This confirms my long-held view that it's always better to be up before a real beak. More chance of genuine justice.

It's even more disturbing that though the constables are under investigation (fair enough - though bear in mind that they sometimes have a rough job in the town centre and can both go ott, and make mistakes too), the magistrates are away scot-free.

It's the magistrates that should be under the microscope over this incident. It seems obvious that Wigan magistrates do NOT see their task as administering justice.

Read it all, and watch the embedded film.

http://www.mirror.co.uk/latest-news/news/2008/11/29/brute-force-three-police-officers-beat-up-handcuffed-iraq-war-veteran-115875-20934568/

Morg

Saturday, 29 November 2008

SUCCESS IN LIVERPOOL

An interesting, successful but cold day of action in Liverpool today in support of the "Liverpool Thirteen" who were wrongly arrested last Saturday for distributing perfectly legal leaflets. That no offense was comitted was shown by all charges being dropped by the police this morning.
Those arrested were informed by letter delivered at 8 am this morning, a peevish thing to do so early on a Saturday when some were still in bed. Some feared being rearrested.
Good news though and an admission that in spite of their worst efforts they conceded defeat.
ONE TO US! but perhaps the thought of hundreds of our members turning up in Liverpool had a bearing.
If they thought the demonstration would be cancelled they were wrong, especially as many activists were already on their way.

After meeting up by St George's Hall the good natured group of about 250, carrying flags and leaflets walked down to Church Street with a heavy police escort, un necessary as far as we were concerned as we were not bent on trouble.

In Church Street we found the police holding a rowdy rabble of students and trash of all sorts and colours shouting "off our streets". By their accents it was evident that they were not Liverpudlians and the streets were in fact ours. It is ironic to be told to get off the streets of your native city by people from elsewhere and an indication of what awaits our people if this mad immigration policy is not stopped and reversed.

We had a good response from the shoppers and at the request of the police moved back to St Georges Hall for a short speech by Pete Molloy, one of the "Thirteen", followed by an address by Nick Griffin who thanked all our supporters for their effort and solidarity. He also thanked the police for their efficiency and expressed the hope that relations would improve in future.

I doubt if the Searchlight brigade had any such courtesy, but then three of them were arrested while none of ours were as we believe in peaceful promotion of our views.

At the end of the proceedings in the city the "Truth Truck" drove down Lime Street followed by two "A" frames carrying the BNP logo.
Many then attended an after protest get together at a well known pub but those of us who had travelled by train were unable to go, so we returned to the station tired but satisfied at a job well done.
WE HAVE SHOWN OUR DETERMINATION TO STAND UP FOR DEMOCRACY.
I hesitate to guess what the police costs were, but our effort has surely made them think twice before persecuting us again and the chief who ordered the arrests must be regretting it.

THE NEXT STEP---
COMPENSATION FOR WRONGFUL ARREST.

yaz