MORE FROM LAST THURSDAY'S MEETING.

DEBATE ON PROPOSED CHINESE INVESTMENT.

We had a heated debate on the proposed Chinese investment at Westwood,but it was agreed that we did not know enough about who would be employed there and whether it would mean a large PERMANENT influx of Chinese people to our overcrowded town.
If the Chinese firms are intent on investing in Britain it would be better for manufacturing jobs to be created in Wigan rather than in another part of Britain, provided the workers are Wiganers and are not sourced from abroad at minimum rates of pay. Concern was also expressed over the human rights atrocities perpetrated by the Chinese in Tibet. As nationalists of course we sympathise with their plight, being overwhelmed by incomers and their way of life and culture destroyed, in the same way that our culture is under threat by mass immigration. However with appopriate safeguards and so long as any Chinese were not given citizenship it could be a good thing for the area. But we need to know more detail .
WE ARE AGAINST A BUDDIST PAGODA being built. This would have a detrimental affect on the town, making it a Buddist centre and thus diluting our Christian culture.
A council which destroys our Roman heritage (which could have been a real tourist attraction) and suggests a Buddist pagoda must have taken leave of its senses and certainly does not reflect the opinions and desires of Wiganers.

Thursday's Meeting

We had a well attended and enjoyable meeting last Thursday and the increased interest and support we are getting, especially from younger people.
There was no formal speaker, instead we debated our progress and plans for the future and discussed where we were proposing to stand in the forthcoming local elections, and other topics concerning local people.
One point was made about the oppression of the Tibetian people by the Chinese who took over their country and are flooding it with immigrants to consolidate their hold on the country.
Comparisons were made to what is happening in this country where we are accomodating increasing numbers of foreign immigrants who are becoming increasively assertive aided by "race" laws which prevent us complaining. Soon we will be in a minority in our own country and we have nowhere to go. In effect we are experiencing a genocide by stealth aided and abetted by those in power who for various reasons will benefit from this invasion. The only people who appear to be resisting this are the BNP who fight on on spite of the obsticles placed in their path, from unjust villification to media blackout.
However whatever they throw at us we will remain a thorn in the side of those traitors who seek to destroy our country and way of life.
The major political parties refuse to debate with us or share platforms with us even though previously they have engaged with Sinn Fein and various Muslim organisations intent on persuing their agenda with violence.
We are not against any people or races, all we want is this small island for ourselves, just as the Tibetanese want their land for themselves.That is why we have sympathy for other oppressed people such as those of Tibet. They, like us are Nationalists.
Why will the authorities not engage with us? I feel it is because they feel threatened by the logic of our arguments and know they would lose a debate.
The crux of the matter is that we love our country and its people and they hold it and them in contempt. That is why, when people realise the truth we will prevail.
The media (BBC and newspapers) no longer control all information. More and more the internet will become the source of information but this time it will be the truth.
WATCH THIS SPACE!

Wigan BNP meeting, March 2008

At the March meeting, I informed the group that all Commonwealth citizens are entitled to vote in all British elections, including general elections, as soon as they arrive here, without actually being British citizens.

Chris Hill told me - and everyone - that I was wrong and that they can only vote in local elections. Actually, I was correct: they can vote in all elections including general elections.

As there are now nearly one million Commonwealth - but not British - citizens in the UK and entitled to vote in general elections, they could make a difference in close elections. That's in addition to all those who have acquired citizenship.

Now we know why this Labour government is so keen to encourage immigrants to enter by the millions; they are hardly likely to vote against the party that opened the door to them. So we British people seem to be in a race between now and the next general election: can Labour let Commonwealth citizens in faster than they are losing British votes? Bear in mind that when we talk of the immigration of - voting enabled - Commonwealth citizens we are not talking about former Zimbabwean farmers, Canadians or Australians; it's overwhelmingly Islamic Pakistanis and Bangladeshis.

So if you want this government gone, get to your polling stations and VOTE!

At the meeting I also talked of the lack of checks on people putting themselves - or as we have learned from the recent trial of councillor Khan (now there is a good Pakistani Muslim name) from Slough, non-existent people - on the electoral roll; and of how in conjunction with the new rules on postal voting, that can be used fraudulently to gain multiple votes. The theoretical example I gave had one man gaining himself nine votes. Councillor Khan showed that it can be used for one man to gain hundreds of votes.

Everything I said at the meeting, and have reiterated here is confirmed in the House of Commons Select Committee on Constitutional Affairs. Read it all here:

http://www.publications.parliament.uk/pa/cm200405/cmselect/cmodpm/243/243we22.htm

It wont take long to read.

Write to your M.P. Express your unease at this entire situation. Politely request that legislation be rapidly enacted restricting the vote in general elections to British citizens only; that the rules on postal voting revert to the old rules whereby only those people physically unable to get to the polling station can have a postal vote; that proof of citizenship be required for registration on the electoral roll (not difficult; a birth certificate or certificate of naturalisation will do).

That will do just for starters. I have more to say on electoral issues at a later date.

Neil Turner M.P. can be contacted via this website:

http://www.writetothem.com/

Don't forget: be firm but POLITE. YOU are the master, he's the servant. But you shouldn't be abusive to your servants, as any good old-fashioned English gentleman will tell you. But don't let him fob you off either.

If you are interested in the doings of Mr Turner, try here:

http://www.theyworkforyou.com/mp/neil_turner/wigan

You might find it interesting what he's voted for and against, how much money he takes out of the system (that's YOUR money, remember), how often he has never voted against Blair or Brown, etc. A very interesting website.

I will have more to say about Mr. Turner too at a later date.

Morg

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I write under the name of "Lanky Patriot"
I am a Wiganer and support Wigan and its people before anything else. I believe Wigan and Wiganers have contributed much to the prosperity of this country in the past 200 years and we are now being sidelined by politically correct career politicians who put their own interests before those of our town and its people.
Until local government reorganisation I was a local Labour councillor but I no longer feel the Labour Party represents the interests of the British people.
I joined the BNP in spite of the venom directed against it by the media because, knowing people who were members I knew the picture painted of them was not true. Even so I attended my first meeting with trepidation as a result of the bad press. I found, far from being extremist thugs the members were ordinary hard working people, worried at the way the country was going and dismayed at the rapid changes which were taking place without us having been consulted as to whether we wanted this change.
I believe in our town and its people and do not want us to lose our sense of solidarity and community and will continue to work to reverse the decline of Wigan and to preserve the heritage bequeathed to us by the hard work of our forebears.

An introductory test post

I think it’s about time the people of Wigan were introduced to Pat Condell.

Pat Condell has made clear on one of his earlier videos that he does not like the BNP even one little bit. I think that is perfectly fair enough – I don’t like the Labour Party even one little bit.

I’m not a native Wiganer. I’m a Welshman who came to live here nearly four years ago. I like it here so I’m staying. If you want to argue about that you’re wasting your time. You have to question my luck though: I live within easy walking distance of the stadium; close enough, indeed, that I can hear when a goal is scored. At that stadium I could watch world-class football and/or Rugby League. With my being a Welshman, would you like to guess my game? That’s right: Rugby Union. Ah well, can’t win them all (though Wales seems to be doing just that, recently).

I used to like the Labour Party a lot. Enough, indeed, that for many years I was a member; and not just a member: I used to run around delivering leaflets, carrying out polling station duties etc. That, of course, was back in the days when the Labour Party was the Labour Party. Lord alone knows what it is these days because I certainly don’t. All I know is what it’s not: it’s not the Labour Party I used to know and love in the days when it represented ordinary British people, kept to its manifesto pledges and didn’t go around the world launching illegal wars on people who hadn’t actually done anything to us, and killing them by the million. Why do the people of Wigan keep voting for an impersonation of the real Labour Party that they have historically voted for? I will return to these and other topics on later posts.

No, I’m not against our young men and women in uniform. After all, I was one once. I enlisted at the age of 15, back in the days when such a thing was possible. You don’t get to be a much younger man or woman in uniform than that. I left school on a Monday. Tuesday night I was sleeping in barracks. However, their political masters, who they are obliged to obey …

Those who know me know I’m not angelic, and those who get to know me better know I can be a bit of a character. However, those things are acceptable; after all, I do not seek higher office in the BNP, and nor do I seek elected office anywhere at all. I will never hold any sort of power over anyone and I don’t want to, though I do hope to exercise a little influence one day. And anyone who has contact with me knows that I am invariably polite, and rather shy and retiring. Unless threatened.

That is just a short introduction. Any questions, please do email me. This can be done via my ‘Contributor’ button. Same for BNP membership enquiries.

And here is the introduction to Pat Condell; he may not like us, but we like him.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=y9dXGJ2rYdA

Morg.