UPDATE/CORRECTION
Another phone call. No, those men have not been laid off. I got that wrong. But the employer has taken on 16 workers on short-term contracts. 14 of them Poles who are brought to work daily, and taken away again, in a minibus. That's agency.
The employer wants his workforce to work a couple of 12-hour shifts a week on his terms. Otherwise the new blokes get the work.
The excuse given for taking them on is "Holiday cover". Hmmm ... yes. Can we see where this is going to go?
The member of the library staff who refused to reveal the presence of a BNP candidate on the election list, is the wife of one the candidates in the upcoming elections. Mr Franzen's wife, so I'm told.
This is the beauty of the internet - you get told a story, so you put it out there, asking for corrections or further details ... and sure as day follows night, in come the phone calls and emails.
The internet is our way to fight back against the information stranglehold the system has always had on us. We've only ever been told what they wanted us to know. Now we have a means of putting our own information together, with an ongoing narrowing down that eventually leads us to the truth of matters. Does anyone wonder why the EU (and our own government is part of that. Indeed, these days you could say our government IS the EU, and Westminster only does as it's told. 80% of all legislation passed by Westminster originates in Brussells. Did you know that?) is talking about bringing in controls on the internet?
Did you used to vote Labour? Do you think the Labour Party is working for the benefit of ordinary people in this country? What, still? After ten years of this government that calls itself Labour? I used to be a Labour Party member and activist once upon a time. And a patriotic one too, who'd enlisted at 15. No more Labour Party for me.
Thursday, 17 April 2008
Communication from a member of the public
I received a phone call a few minutes ago from a member of the public living - and voting - in Golborne. He got my phone number from the BNP election leaflet that had been delivered to his house. To all others who think of calling the phone numbers on our election leaflets: you really will get to speak to a real living human being.
He told me he had been to his local branch of the library service, and asked for details of the candidates for election where he lives. The BNP candidate was omitted from what he was told. When he asked about the BNP, he was stonewalled.
Just thought people ought to know what the BNP is up against.
That same member of the public - who is not a BNP party member - also told me a little tale about a company in Golborne called Golborne Unit Pallets, Bank Street, Golborne. A juicy little tale it is too.
It seems that about a fortnight ago this company laid off 16 Englishmen who had been earning something like £9.00 per hour. This week, 16 new workers were taken on: Polish people being paid minimum wage. Investigations are ongoing into this behaviour which, on the face of it, seems to be entirely illegal. Any details about the agency linking the Poles with the company would be welcome; and especially welcome would be details of the negotiations held between that agency and the company. Who initiated this horrible little deal? Is there an agency out there actively promoting what has been done with this company - the dismissal of English workers and their replacement by cheap labour from abroad?
If anyone has any details to give me to flesh out this sorry tale, email me through the 'Contributors' button at the top of this page - just click on Sir Henry Morgan. This will bring up a window where a 'contact' button can be found. Alternatively, if you have my phone number from an election leaflet, just give me a call. If you are one of the men laid off, I can give you details of a union that WILL initiate legal action on your behalf (it would, of course, expect you to join). Phone me, email me.
Strange that I never read about this sorry tale about Golborne Unit Pallets in the Wigan Observer. Well, not so strange really.
He told me he had been to his local branch of the library service, and asked for details of the candidates for election where he lives. The BNP candidate was omitted from what he was told. When he asked about the BNP, he was stonewalled.
Just thought people ought to know what the BNP is up against.
That same member of the public - who is not a BNP party member - also told me a little tale about a company in Golborne called Golborne Unit Pallets, Bank Street, Golborne. A juicy little tale it is too.
It seems that about a fortnight ago this company laid off 16 Englishmen who had been earning something like £9.00 per hour. This week, 16 new workers were taken on: Polish people being paid minimum wage. Investigations are ongoing into this behaviour which, on the face of it, seems to be entirely illegal. Any details about the agency linking the Poles with the company would be welcome; and especially welcome would be details of the negotiations held between that agency and the company. Who initiated this horrible little deal? Is there an agency out there actively promoting what has been done with this company - the dismissal of English workers and their replacement by cheap labour from abroad?
If anyone has any details to give me to flesh out this sorry tale, email me through the 'Contributors' button at the top of this page - just click on Sir Henry Morgan. This will bring up a window where a 'contact' button can be found. Alternatively, if you have my phone number from an election leaflet, just give me a call. If you are one of the men laid off, I can give you details of a union that WILL initiate legal action on your behalf (it would, of course, expect you to join). Phone me, email me.
Strange that I never read about this sorry tale about Golborne Unit Pallets in the Wigan Observer. Well, not so strange really.
Tuesday, 15 April 2008
APRIL MEETING WIGAN BNP.
THE APRIL MEETING OF WIGAN GROUP BNP will be held at the usual venue on Thursday 17th April 2008.
All welcome. Come and meet like minded people in a friendly atmosphere, have your say and experience the TRUE BNP.
FOR FURTHER DETAILS RING----07779 321542.
All welcome. Come and meet like minded people in a friendly atmosphere, have your say and experience the TRUE BNP.
FOR FURTHER DETAILS RING----07779 321542.
Monday, 14 April 2008
Post-May 1st postal voting investigation.
Posted here as an open letter is a copy of an email I sent to the electoral registration office less than an hour ago. I will do what I've said I'll do. And I do have a fourth, as yet unrevealed, question.
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Sirs
Between one and two weeks after the May 1st elections, I will be entering a request for information, to the FoI officer, under the Freedom of Information Act. I will be requesting the following information:
1. How many ADDRESSES within the bounds of W.M.B.C. were registered for one postal vote (names being irrelevant)?
How many addresses were registered for two postal votes?
How many addresses were registered for three postal votes?
Etc.up to ten or more postal votes for the same address.
2. How many NAMES within the bounds of W.M.B.C.were registered for two postal votes, at different addresses?
How many names were registered for three postal votes at different addresses?
Etc. up to ten or more postal votes for the same name.
3. What is the total for the number of registered electors within the boundaries of W.M.B.C., and what was the total number of registered postal votes?
I understand that addresses such as old people's homes, hospitals etc. will have multiple requests from one address. These I will check for status and, where appropriate, exclude from investigation. For other addresses I will be making a personal judgement on how many repeats are "reasonable".
I also understand that in a population of more than 300,000 people, some names will be repeated, therefore I will be making a personal judgement on how many repeats for one name are "reasonable".
Any information regarding multiple postal votes at one address not an old people's home or hospital, or multiple same-names at different addresses, that seems suspicious to me, I will be taking to the police for further investigation.
I will not be requesting the actual addresses or names - only numbers; so issues of confidentiality will not enter into things as far as this request will be concerned. Such things will only enter into things if - if - the police become involved.
The information requested will be easy to collate, and virtually cost-free. I think it safe to assume that such information as all requests granted for postal votes are kept on an electronic database. I further assume that this will be Microsoft Office Access, or similar. All you need to do is highlight the "Address" column on the database and click "Sort Ascending" (or "Sort Descending" - the effects will be the same ... just in the opposite direction). Then read through the addresses and count the number of times the same address appears consecutively, as it will automatically do.
For the names, just repeat this procedure; highlight the "Names" column, click "Sort Ascending" or "Sort Descending", then read through the names and count the number of times the same name comes up consecutively, as it will automatically do.
This way you will very easily be able to find how many times each address has appeared and how many times each name has appeared.
I am educated and qualified in the office-use of computers to RSA IBT2 level. I am fully aware of what can be done with word processors, spreadsheets and databases.
I will leave the request for information for one-two weeks after the election because I fully understand that for you the work involved in an election is not over with the election itself. I will give you time to get your extra work done without distractions from the likes of me.
I am forwarding this mail to you to give you advance warning that the requests will be made, and for you to prepare for them, if necessary. I will also be posting this mail as an open letter on the Wigan BNP weblog.
Our politicians have created a postal voting system that is wide open to electoral fraud, as has been seen from numerous cases around the country. The politicians themselves don't appear to be motivated to do anything about it, so it is left to ordinary members of the public such as me, who ARE motivated to do something about it, to do it on their behalf. I apologise if this causes you extra work, but please, don't blame me: blame the politicians.
I have no personal doubts about the integrity of the electoral registration office itself. It has been by a country mile the most helpful, friendly and informative department of any governmental - local and national - department I have ever encountered in my 55 years of life.
Sincerely
Henry Morgan
PS There will also be a fourth request for information, in addition to the three detailed above. However, I do not yet wish to make known what that request will be. The information will be easier to gather than that described above, and possibly far more indicative of possible electoral fraud and how deeply into our local political system it reaches. Assuming it is there at all, of course, which is by no means certain here in Wigan. There is no record at all of what this fourth request will be on my computer, or written down anywhere. So if any corrupt politician or political activist, or council officer sends heavies around to confiscate my computer and root through it, along with rooting through all my papers, in order to obtain advance warning, then that will be a waste of time and effort, and indeed,counter-productive ... because I am well plugged into the Web and have contacts nation-and-world-wide.
----------------------------------------------------
Sirs
Between one and two weeks after the May 1st elections, I will be entering a request for information, to the FoI officer, under the Freedom of Information Act. I will be requesting the following information:
1. How many ADDRESSES within the bounds of W.M.B.C. were registered for one postal vote (names being irrelevant)?
How many addresses were registered for two postal votes?
How many addresses were registered for three postal votes?
Etc.up to ten or more postal votes for the same address.
2. How many NAMES within the bounds of W.M.B.C.were registered for two postal votes, at different addresses?
How many names were registered for three postal votes at different addresses?
Etc. up to ten or more postal votes for the same name.
3. What is the total for the number of registered electors within the boundaries of W.M.B.C., and what was the total number of registered postal votes?
I understand that addresses such as old people's homes, hospitals etc. will have multiple requests from one address. These I will check for status and, where appropriate, exclude from investigation. For other addresses I will be making a personal judgement on how many repeats are "reasonable".
I also understand that in a population of more than 300,000 people, some names will be repeated, therefore I will be making a personal judgement on how many repeats for one name are "reasonable".
Any information regarding multiple postal votes at one address not an old people's home or hospital, or multiple same-names at different addresses, that seems suspicious to me, I will be taking to the police for further investigation.
I will not be requesting the actual addresses or names - only numbers; so issues of confidentiality will not enter into things as far as this request will be concerned. Such things will only enter into things if - if - the police become involved.
The information requested will be easy to collate, and virtually cost-free. I think it safe to assume that such information as all requests granted for postal votes are kept on an electronic database. I further assume that this will be Microsoft Office Access, or similar. All you need to do is highlight the "Address" column on the database and click "Sort Ascending" (or "Sort Descending" - the effects will be the same ... just in the opposite direction). Then read through the addresses and count the number of times the same address appears consecutively, as it will automatically do.
For the names, just repeat this procedure; highlight the "Names" column, click "Sort Ascending" or "Sort Descending", then read through the names and count the number of times the same name comes up consecutively, as it will automatically do.
This way you will very easily be able to find how many times each address has appeared and how many times each name has appeared.
I am educated and qualified in the office-use of computers to RSA IBT2 level. I am fully aware of what can be done with word processors, spreadsheets and databases.
I will leave the request for information for one-two weeks after the election because I fully understand that for you the work involved in an election is not over with the election itself. I will give you time to get your extra work done without distractions from the likes of me.
I am forwarding this mail to you to give you advance warning that the requests will be made, and for you to prepare for them, if necessary. I will also be posting this mail as an open letter on the Wigan BNP weblog.
Our politicians have created a postal voting system that is wide open to electoral fraud, as has been seen from numerous cases around the country. The politicians themselves don't appear to be motivated to do anything about it, so it is left to ordinary members of the public such as me, who ARE motivated to do something about it, to do it on their behalf. I apologise if this causes you extra work, but please, don't blame me: blame the politicians.
I have no personal doubts about the integrity of the electoral registration office itself. It has been by a country mile the most helpful, friendly and informative department of any governmental - local and national - department I have ever encountered in my 55 years of life.
Sincerely
Henry Morgan
PS There will also be a fourth request for information, in addition to the three detailed above. However, I do not yet wish to make known what that request will be. The information will be easier to gather than that described above, and possibly far more indicative of possible electoral fraud and how deeply into our local political system it reaches. Assuming it is there at all, of course, which is by no means certain here in Wigan. There is no record at all of what this fourth request will be on my computer, or written down anywhere. So if any corrupt politician or political activist, or council officer sends heavies around to confiscate my computer and root through it, along with rooting through all my papers, in order to obtain advance warning, then that will be a waste of time and effort, and indeed,counter-productive ... because I am well plugged into the Web and have contacts nation-and-world-wide.
Sunday, 13 April 2008
Shock Horror! Wigan doesn't seem to have any native white kids.
When Wigan Council wanted to make its website more appealing to young people the first thing it did was call in a couple of experts.
[ … ]
The aim of the project was to make sure that the views of young people were listened to and taken seriously.
[ … ]
Two eager volunteers Joe Mulenda and Ahmed Younis, who are both members of the Rafiki Motswako youth group, spent the day with Equality and Diversity Team members Andrew McCorkle and Catherine Martin, supported by Garry Miller looking at the web pages and exploring how they could be improved.
[ … ]
Andrew says: “ … We got some fairly frank opinions from Joe and Ahmed who told us the pages were difficult to find on the council’s website and once you did find them they were boring and too full of numbers. … They told us we should make the web pages a bit more fun by adding things like quizzes on different topics such as religion. “
Go read it all. Please do:
http://www.wigan.gov.uk/News/WebWonders.htm
I’d just like to add that in a secular country religion and government are kept separate. I for one certainly don’t want to read about religion on council web pages, any more than I want to hear about government in church. And which religion exactly, do we suppose they have in mind? Something tells me they, and the Equality and Diversity Team, weren’t thinking of Judaism or Buddhism, for examples.
And the pages were boring and too full of numbers were they? It’s because we as a culture learned to work right through information regardless of boredom; and because we also recognised the importance of numbers, our Western culture became superior to all other cultures on the planet, and came to dominate the world. Other cultures that are growing increasingly successful, such as China, India, Japan, Korea for examples, are those that have adopted our ways, kept religion and government apart and recognised the importance of data, statistics … numbers!
Trevor Philips himself, Chairman of the Race Equality Council, has said it: multiculturalism is dead. Incomers should adopt our ways, and not expect to come here but keep to the ways of the countries they left. Do they just want to reproduce what they are trying to escape from? No, I’m not having a pop at what are obviously two very bright little boys: I’m taking a pop at the Equality and Diversity Team. You should not be encouraging incomers to keep to their old ways because that is building up nothing but grief for them, and the indigenous population, in the future. They should be adopting our ways. Indeed, there should be nothing but our ways available to them.
And where were the white native Wigan kids? Isn’t the council interested in their views too?
Perhaps they are all incapable of this kind of thing due to imbecility? Anything to add Mr Elliot Brown?
[ … ]
The aim of the project was to make sure that the views of young people were listened to and taken seriously.
[ … ]
Two eager volunteers Joe Mulenda and Ahmed Younis, who are both members of the Rafiki Motswako youth group, spent the day with Equality and Diversity Team members Andrew McCorkle and Catherine Martin, supported by Garry Miller looking at the web pages and exploring how they could be improved.
[ … ]
Andrew says: “ … We got some fairly frank opinions from Joe and Ahmed who told us the pages were difficult to find on the council’s website and once you did find them they were boring and too full of numbers. … They told us we should make the web pages a bit more fun by adding things like quizzes on different topics such as religion. “
Go read it all. Please do:
http://www.wigan.gov.uk/News/WebWonders.htm
I’d just like to add that in a secular country religion and government are kept separate. I for one certainly don’t want to read about religion on council web pages, any more than I want to hear about government in church. And which religion exactly, do we suppose they have in mind? Something tells me they, and the Equality and Diversity Team, weren’t thinking of Judaism or Buddhism, for examples.
And the pages were boring and too full of numbers were they? It’s because we as a culture learned to work right through information regardless of boredom; and because we also recognised the importance of numbers, our Western culture became superior to all other cultures on the planet, and came to dominate the world. Other cultures that are growing increasingly successful, such as China, India, Japan, Korea for examples, are those that have adopted our ways, kept religion and government apart and recognised the importance of data, statistics … numbers!
Trevor Philips himself, Chairman of the Race Equality Council, has said it: multiculturalism is dead. Incomers should adopt our ways, and not expect to come here but keep to the ways of the countries they left. Do they just want to reproduce what they are trying to escape from? No, I’m not having a pop at what are obviously two very bright little boys: I’m taking a pop at the Equality and Diversity Team. You should not be encouraging incomers to keep to their old ways because that is building up nothing but grief for them, and the indigenous population, in the future. They should be adopting our ways. Indeed, there should be nothing but our ways available to them.
And where were the white native Wigan kids? Isn’t the council interested in their views too?
Perhaps they are all incapable of this kind of thing due to imbecility? Anything to add Mr Elliot Brown?
Note to readers: I'm more than happy to argue about this in the comments section.
Saturday, 12 April 2008
Wigan BNP Candidates for W.M.B.C. Elections, May 1st 2008
ASHTON
Jones. Adrian Dilwyn
BRITISH NATIONAL PARTY
I am a 49 year old engineer who moved to the area from South Wales 8 years ago to obtain work and because, having myself come from a mining area, I liked the area.
Owing to government policies which are replacing British manufacturing staff by immigrants , I was soon made redundant and now must travel to Chester to work. I thus realise from personal experience how we have been let down by Central Government in the jobs market with lower wages and fewer opportunities locally and having to travel on increasingly crowded roads and pay for excessively taxed petrol.
Locally services deteriorate while taxes rise.
Government, dominated by the other parties has let us down.
WE NEED A CHANGE!
BRYN
Haslam. Ken
BRITISH NATIONAL PARTY
I am a 67 year old retired haulier. Since I contested this ward last year nothing has changed apart from a few minor cosmetic gestures .The same attitude of apathy to the decline of the area has continued and the same old failed policies have been recycled. We have ever more crowded roads and run down areas. They debate and discuss but,
THEY NEVER DO ANYTHING.
We need a completely new vision for the area energetically pursued if we are to halt this decline.
I have the experience--
TO MAKE IT HAPPEN!
GOLBORNE LOWTON WEST
McEllenborough. Steven
BRITISH NATIONAL PARTY
Dear Voter
I am Steve McEllenborough. I am 35 years of age, and the British National Party candidate for Golborne Lowton West. If you believe , as I do, that our culture, its heritage, history and independence is worth fighting to protect and preserve, then I invite you to consider lending me your vote.
As your representative I will fight for the rights of local residents. I will fight against 'positive discrimination' against british people. We should come first, we deserve to come first.
The election is important. Its outcome will not effect the governance of the council but it will enable you to register a strong protest in favour of a party which will cause those who govern our affairs from a distance to sit up and take note.
LEIGH SOUTH
Chadwick. Gary Charles
BRITISH NATIONAL PARTY
I am 42 years old, born and bred in LEIGH SOUTH, and work for a local engineering firm. I have always lived in this borough and have seen the rapid decline in standards and discipline under this government. To my shame I was a member of the Labour Party until I saw that its priorities did not lie with its core supporters, but, with wealthy “businessmen” who sold our assets abroad or employed cheap foreign labour here at the expense of British workers.
I have been made redundant twice in the last 4 years as a result of this. Jobs paying a living wage are increasingly hard to find. Housing shortage is acute and our town is ever more crowded and congested. We can not accommodate this increase in numbers.
WE ARE FULL UP.
I fear for the future of my family in this crowded multicultural country which is being given away
WITHOUT OUR CONSENT!
A vote for me is a vote for the future generation. It will also send a powerful message to Westminster that the people HAVE HAD ENOUGH of their lies and deceit and that
WE WANT OUR COUNTRY BACK!
Jones. Adrian Dilwyn
BRITISH NATIONAL PARTY
I am a 49 year old engineer who moved to the area from South Wales 8 years ago to obtain work and because, having myself come from a mining area, I liked the area.
Owing to government policies which are replacing British manufacturing staff by immigrants , I was soon made redundant and now must travel to Chester to work. I thus realise from personal experience how we have been let down by Central Government in the jobs market with lower wages and fewer opportunities locally and having to travel on increasingly crowded roads and pay for excessively taxed petrol.
Locally services deteriorate while taxes rise.
Government, dominated by the other parties has let us down.
WE NEED A CHANGE!
BRYN
Haslam. Ken
BRITISH NATIONAL PARTY
I am a 67 year old retired haulier. Since I contested this ward last year nothing has changed apart from a few minor cosmetic gestures .The same attitude of apathy to the decline of the area has continued and the same old failed policies have been recycled. We have ever more crowded roads and run down areas. They debate and discuss but,
THEY NEVER DO ANYTHING.
We need a completely new vision for the area energetically pursued if we are to halt this decline.
I have the experience--
TO MAKE IT HAPPEN!
GOLBORNE LOWTON WEST
McEllenborough. Steven
BRITISH NATIONAL PARTY
Dear Voter
I am Steve McEllenborough. I am 35 years of age, and the British National Party candidate for Golborne Lowton West. If you believe , as I do, that our culture, its heritage, history and independence is worth fighting to protect and preserve, then I invite you to consider lending me your vote.
As your representative I will fight for the rights of local residents. I will fight against 'positive discrimination' against british people. We should come first, we deserve to come first.
The election is important. Its outcome will not effect the governance of the council but it will enable you to register a strong protest in favour of a party which will cause those who govern our affairs from a distance to sit up and take note.
LEIGH SOUTH
Chadwick. Gary Charles
BRITISH NATIONAL PARTY
I am 42 years old, born and bred in LEIGH SOUTH, and work for a local engineering firm. I have always lived in this borough and have seen the rapid decline in standards and discipline under this government. To my shame I was a member of the Labour Party until I saw that its priorities did not lie with its core supporters, but, with wealthy “businessmen” who sold our assets abroad or employed cheap foreign labour here at the expense of British workers.
I have been made redundant twice in the last 4 years as a result of this. Jobs paying a living wage are increasingly hard to find. Housing shortage is acute and our town is ever more crowded and congested. We can not accommodate this increase in numbers.
WE ARE FULL UP.
I fear for the future of my family in this crowded multicultural country which is being given away
WITHOUT OUR CONSENT!
A vote for me is a vote for the future generation. It will also send a powerful message to Westminster that the people HAVE HAD ENOUGH of their lies and deceit and that
WE WANT OUR COUNTRY BACK!
ORRELL
Mather. Charles Edward
BRITISH NATIONAL PARTY
I am 68 years old and have lived and worked in Orrell all my life, first as a GP and then as a farmer.
I intend spending the rest of my life here and am therefore concerned at the way the district has gone “downhill” over the past years with increased building, crowding and deterioration of services in spite of higher taxes with little regard for the wishes of the people.
PEMBERTON
Hilton. Chris
BRITISH NATIONAL PARTY
I am a 52 year old Wiganer, brought up in Kitt Green. I have worked most of my life in Wigan, but also for a spell on a kibbutz in Israel in my youth.
In the past I have stood as a Liberal candidate in the Winstanley ward. I am aware of the problems of low pay and poor conditions which are endured by many in this area and the difficulties faced by small businesses and farms.
I am a committed Christian who feels the values of Christianity, Pemberton, Marsh Green and Kitt Green have been played down in the interests of political correctness.
WIGAN WEST
Mather. Susan Jacquetta
BRITISH NATIONAL PARTY
SUSAN MATHER.(nee Green)
I am a 63 year old former civil servant who was brought up in Gidlow Lane,where my father was a newsagent, but now live in Billinge. I was educated at Beech Hill junior school and Wigan Girls High School. I have one daughter and a grandson and have seen the deterioration in education standards since my grandson started school.
I am proud to be a “Wiganer” but have become increasingly dismayed by the lack of coherent planning, the general congestion and the downgrading of our local traditions while “Diversity” events seem to be promoted. We seem to be losing our sense of community and proud past, encouraged by the local council.
I have stood in two previous elections, feeling it my duty to do my bit to help preserve Wigan and help its people.
WE ARE NOT A RACIST PARTY!
We are not against anyone regardless of colour or creed.
WE ARE JUST FOR …
THE BRITISH PEOPLE.
SOMEONE MUST STAND UP FOR THEM
THE BNP WILL!
A complete list of all candidates for all wards can be accessed here:
http://www.wigan.gov.uk/NR/rdonlyres/3492C212-57DF-4200-9439-4BA0F5E83895/0/RepLocalStatNom.pdf
Mather. Charles Edward
BRITISH NATIONAL PARTY
I am 68 years old and have lived and worked in Orrell all my life, first as a GP and then as a farmer.
I intend spending the rest of my life here and am therefore concerned at the way the district has gone “downhill” over the past years with increased building, crowding and deterioration of services in spite of higher taxes with little regard for the wishes of the people.
PEMBERTON
Hilton. Chris
BRITISH NATIONAL PARTY
I am a 52 year old Wiganer, brought up in Kitt Green. I have worked most of my life in Wigan, but also for a spell on a kibbutz in Israel in my youth.
In the past I have stood as a Liberal candidate in the Winstanley ward. I am aware of the problems of low pay and poor conditions which are endured by many in this area and the difficulties faced by small businesses and farms.
I am a committed Christian who feels the values of Christianity, Pemberton, Marsh Green and Kitt Green have been played down in the interests of political correctness.
WIGAN WEST
Mather. Susan Jacquetta
BRITISH NATIONAL PARTY
SUSAN MATHER.(nee Green)
I am a 63 year old former civil servant who was brought up in Gidlow Lane,where my father was a newsagent, but now live in Billinge. I was educated at Beech Hill junior school and Wigan Girls High School. I have one daughter and a grandson and have seen the deterioration in education standards since my grandson started school.
I am proud to be a “Wiganer” but have become increasingly dismayed by the lack of coherent planning, the general congestion and the downgrading of our local traditions while “Diversity” events seem to be promoted. We seem to be losing our sense of community and proud past, encouraged by the local council.
I have stood in two previous elections, feeling it my duty to do my bit to help preserve Wigan and help its people.
WE ARE NOT A RACIST PARTY!
We are not against anyone regardless of colour or creed.
WE ARE JUST FOR …
THE BRITISH PEOPLE.
SOMEONE MUST STAND UP FOR THEM
THE BNP WILL!
A complete list of all candidates for all wards can be accessed here:
http://www.wigan.gov.uk/NR/rdonlyres/3492C212-57DF-4200-9439-4BA0F5E83895/0/RepLocalStatNom.pdf
Wednesday, 9 April 2008
Top cop's terror warning
A TOP counter terrorism cop has warned a Manchester conference `the aim of the game now is mass murder'. Chief Supt Tony Porter, head of the GMP-based Counter Terrorism Unit, painted a bleak picture of the threat from Muslim extremists when he addressed business leaders at a security conference.
But he also spoke of his `optimism for the future' and his desire to make the region `the most hostile environment you can imagine' for terrorists.
He warned delegates at the start of his speech he would outline `the scary bits' of the terror threat. "Al-Qaida have re-written the manual of attack," he said, explaining that the historic threat from the IRA was `somewhat easier to manage' because its targets were focused, warnings were issued before bombings and Republicans wanted to escape alive afterwards.
"They didn't want to commit suicide. The aim of the game now is mass murder," he said. The current threat level is graded as `severe', which means an attack is `highly likely'.
Please go and read it all:
http://www.theasiannews.co.uk/news/s/1044507_top_cops_terror_warning
Morg
But he also spoke of his `optimism for the future' and his desire to make the region `the most hostile environment you can imagine' for terrorists.
He warned delegates at the start of his speech he would outline `the scary bits' of the terror threat. "Al-Qaida have re-written the manual of attack," he said, explaining that the historic threat from the IRA was `somewhat easier to manage' because its targets were focused, warnings were issued before bombings and Republicans wanted to escape alive afterwards.
"They didn't want to commit suicide. The aim of the game now is mass murder," he said. The current threat level is graded as `severe', which means an attack is `highly likely'.
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http://www.theasiannews.co.uk/news/s/1044507_top_cops_terror_warning
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