BNP protesters' rally anger

A tense weekend lies in store for residents of Codnor, Loscoe and Denby as the annual British National Party Festival takes place, with campaigners vowing to stage a massive protest against the event.
Protesters against the Red, White and Blue festival have promised a bigger turn out than ever and say they are angry at police plans to restrict their rally to Codnor and a designated protest point near the site only.

Festival host and party member Alan Warner has said: "Any trouble will come from opponents of his party rather than people attending the festival......

I will be targeted afterwards as I have been for the last three years, but the show goes on. I am expecting a bigger turnout this year as it is the tenth one and we have just got two MEPs elected."

Continued: http://www.ripleyandheanornews.co.uk/news/BNP-protesters39-rally-anger.5550511.jp


See you all there!

MORE FROM CODNOR

We've been down in Codnor for a couple of days helping to put up the marquees. All is done apart from the big political one which will be completed tomorrow.


Altogether there were about 25 tents of activists helping with the work, and it was nice to share a beer after work finished.
It is the first time I have camped in a tent for 20 years, this made necessary by the vindictive local council, and the experience was certainly enjoyable.

Yesterday the site was visited by two officials in high visibility jackets, (you can't be too careful, Health and Safety you know). They checked the washing facilities and walked round the mainly as yet nearly empty site, but it was a pleasant walk for them in the sunshine and out of the office.


They refused to believe there were no more than 3 caravans on the site and even thought we had them in the regional marquees.
Having been reassured by the farmer Alan Warner that he would not allow us to exceed the paltry 3 caravans on the site they slapped an injunction on him to prohibit more than 3 and he must appear in court on Friday.

Not only that he must pay £150 for the cost of this unnecessary action AND THE COUNCIL'S COSTS.
Alan had told them there would be no more than 3 so why the injunction.
I have had no injunction on me to not allow caravans on my farm so why should he.

Do so called "Travellers" have to pay for the costs of evicting them from trespass? or even cleaning up the mess they leave behind.?, so why should Alan have to pay for a "crime" he said he would not commit?
Of course not, they are a protected ethnic group in spite of most of them being Irish, the difference being that we are not protected and this is our country.

Possibly it is because these useless bureaucrats know that when we have any power they will have a price to pay. THE SACK, or transfer to a job useful to the community rather a leech on council tax payers.

To end people in the town seem very positive to us in spite of what the papers say.
Union flags and St George crosses are flying and our members are being given the "thumbs up" in local shops.

It's the disruption of the vandals of the far left that the locals don't want.

Hope to see a lot of you there on Friday or Saturday.
Time for the journey home this evening 1 hour 30 minutes.

A LOOMING FOOD SHORTAGE

A report today by the government agency DEFRA warns of future food shortages because of rising population and global warming.

While I like many others who have had the benefit of science training doubt the latter I have no doubt that food shortages will be severe in the future.


Populations all over the world and especially in the Arab countries are rising rapidly. They inhabit desert regions where not much can be grown.
They also control much of the world's oil which is essential for modern life and especially agriculture.
So in the future because of oil scarcity and consequent price rises the Arabs will have the funds to buy any food available.


We on the other hand have squandered our oil reserves, destroyed our industry and depend for our income on the City of London which has lost £billions. Also we can not feed ourself now and what food we do grow is dependent on inputs of fuel and oil based fertilisers. Without these last two production would drop by at least 50%. and we won't have the money to buy food.

Now the government in its wisdom reacts by saying that immigration to our island, already unable to feed itself is a good thing and anticipates a population growth of 10 million over the next thirty years.
This increase will require more building and therefore loss of agricultural land.

SO HOW WILL WE FEED OURSELVES? WE WONT BE ABLE TO.

But still the immigrants are encouraged to come in against the wishes of the people.

WE ARE RULED BY MADMEN AND WE WILL PAY THE PRICE FOR THEIR STUPIDITY.

BUT IF WE DO WE WILL MAKE SURE THEY PAY AS WELL.

DIRECTIONS TO THE RWB. IT'S EASY!

DIRECTIONS TO RWB SITE.

Leave the M6 at J 16 and follow the A 500 to Stoke.
Turn Left at Stoke to Uttoxeter on A 50 (look for large chimneyand keep in Left lane before it)
Pass Britannia Stadium on A 50 and keep on this road until you meet the A 38 near the Toyota factory.
Take the A 38 North.




Leave the A 38 at A 610 Ripley sign. Go under the bridge , over the first roundabout Right at the next and left after the third 200 yards after the second.
Keep on the A 610 to trafic lights and turn Right on to the A 6007.
Go down the hill and when it rises look for a church on the Right with a thermometer in front showing money raised.
Turn Right into Codnor Denby Lane just before the church.
Go past the houses and about 600 yards past is the site entrance on the Right.
If possible go on Friday or early Saturday. as mid Saturday morning the Ripley/Codnor town centre will be full of red thugs. If you are early enough you will avoid them

For those with Sat nav there is another way.
Turn off the A 38 earlier at the Belper sign, but this involves a very narrow road with cars parked on one side and difficult to pass. It is shorter if cars are not coming the other way.
The post code is DE5 8 PT.

I urge all who can to come and enjoy this get together with like minded patriots.
I have been to the last 6 and would not miss this event for anything.

Estimated journey time 2 hours, 90 miles approx.

WATCHING MIGRATIONWATCH

Have finished moving house now. And at last I’m back on-line. Also have a new telephone number which I’m gradually spreading amongst people I trust (well, I will when I find the notebook I keep my phone numbers in). So Red, that “List” is now out of date as far as I’m concerned – new address and new phone number – please update your records for making late-night phone calls. Here are extracts from the latest press releases from Sir Andrew Green’s ‘MigrationWatch’, which might go some way towards explaining why, five years ago the BNP had no – or virtually no – elected representatives, but now have about 100 councillors at various levels, one representative on the London Assembly, and two Members of the European Parliament. We are now making faster progress than the fledgling Labour Party was making this time 100 years ago. Read this and wonder why - no more.

- 81% are worried (45% of which are ‘very worried’) about the prospect of a population of 70 million in 2028. - 78% say that Alan Johnson is out of touch with people like them.
- 76% want to see net immigration cut from its present level of 237,000 a year to 50,000 or less a year. Of that 76%, 32% want to see a policy of “one in, one out” while 22% want to see no immigration at all.

The party affiliations are also of interest:

- 90% of Conservative voters are worried (55% very worried) about a population of 70 million. For Labour voters it was 70% worried (29% very worried). Lib Dems were higher at 76% (38% very worried).
- 65% of Labour voters think he is out of touch with them, as do 71% of Lib Dems and 90% of Conservatives.
- A sharp cut in immigration (to 50,000 a year or less) was supported by 85% of Conservative, 70% of Labour[1] and 65% of Lib Dem voters.

The ORB poll of voters in Alan Johnson’s own constituency found that:

- 80% of voters thought that Alan Johnson was “out of touch” on immigration
- 85% were concerned that 7 million of the 10 million increase will be as a result of immigration
- 83% want to see net immigration reduced to 50,000 a year or less
- 80% of voters thought that immigration is putting too much strain on public services.
- 78% of voters opposed his general attitude to immigration and population
- 73% are concerned that Britain is losing its own identity and culture
- 69% of voters were concerned that, over the next 20 years or so, the population of the UK will rise by more than 10 million, from 61 million today to over 70 million.

… ‘In many parts of Britain the public are seething with resentment at the total failure of the political class to take seriously their deep concerns about the impact of immigration on the future of our country,’ …

'The main parties talk tough on immigration, but they are trying to ‘con’ the British public. According to Government figures, we can expect almost another 10 million people in England in 20 years time of which seven million will be due to immigration – equivalent to seven cities the size of Birmingham. Current Labour policy won’t begin to address this. The Conservatives are barely better: despite their rhetoric, they have a lightweight policy that sounds tough but won’t deliver.

The number of illegal immigrants from Pakistan in the UK could be as high as 200,000 according to a new report out today which has compared official statistics on the number of Pakistani born workers with a dramatic increase in the level of remittances being sent to that country.

… only 180,000 Pakistani born workers appear in the official Labour Force Survey so the remaining 170,000 workers needed to reach this level of remittances are likely to be working illegally. But illegal workers are likely to be paid less than those here legally, so there could well be, on this very rough calculation, as many as 200,000 Pakistanis working illegally in Britain.

‘We already know from investigations by newspapers that there are significant numbers of fraudulent students from Pakistan but not all will have come via this route. As there are still no checks on departure, a proportion of those coming as visitors might well stay on after their visas expire. In the five years 2004-8 over half a million visas were issued in Pakistan, including nearly 60,000 student visas[1]. Others could have arrived on the back of a truck,’ said Sir Andrew, Chairman of Migrationwatch.

‘In our view the only plausible explanation for such a rapid increase in remittances from Pakistan is a sharp rise in the number of illegal immigrants sending money home. This paper only attempts a ball park figure but it points to a matter of considerable concern. Not only are illegal workers undercutting the wages of British workers but, in the case of Pakistan there are serious security aspects to an immigration system that has more holes than a Swiss cheese. This requires a root and branch review of the visa system for Pakistan,’ he said.

1 Hansard 29 April 2009 Col 1352W and 6 May 2009 Col 281W

And they wonder why the BNP now has nearly a million voters, and is still growing. Well Red (and colleagues), we've already pasaranned, so now what are you going to do? Go read it all:

http://www.migrationwatchuk.com/pressReleases/23-July-20

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Chairman - Nick Griffin (Across the Pond)

MORE DOUBLE STANDARDS

Now I'm not against Bikers but it does seem we have double standards here. At their get together where drugs are peddled and the police have asked to be shut down they are allowed caravans.

The chief of Warwickshire county council opened the proceedings which were complete with a stage, lap dancers and "the distinct smell of cannibis" in the main tent said the police were over reacting. He said it was good for the local economy.
So would we be for Codnor and Ripley if we were allowed but the local council caravan ban will hinder that somewhat.
I can understand the police worry as in the past there have been violent clashed with rival groups and a shooting following last year's motorbike fest.

Our subdued drug free fest is not even allowed a drink licence let alone a stage with live music.
The only need for the police is to protect our event from the Cameron supported UAF which is bent on causing disruption as they did last night in Birmingham.

Violence at our do would not be tolerated indeed the site will be the safest in the country,(unless invaded by the UAF in which case expect heavy casualties on their side).

Another example of "Big Brother" more frightened of the party speaking the truth about our country than violence.

BUT,

Whatever they do they will not stop our struggle for freedom of assembly and speech.

We only demand what others have.