Friday, 30 December 2011

WHY "DONATE"

Nationalist readers of the BNP blog must by now have noticed every day there is a request to "Donate".
Million young people unemployed "Donate" is the latest offering.
There are no important elections imminent and anyhow in the past local branches have paid their own expenses during election campaigns, we certainly did.

Not only that we have not had an audited summary of the BNP's accounts for several years let alone accounts for the Trafalgar Club.

SO WHY THESE NEVER ENDING REQUESTS FOR DONATIONS?

Andrew Bron's shadow "Ideas" and Brent group manage without continually asking for money.

If a conference is called expenses can be recouped by a door collection.
If a local campaign is needed the money can be raised locally as we have done often in the past.

Of course my question above is rhetorical. The debts of the party are astronomical and have not been incurred in the promotion of our cause, rather by mis management, idiotic legal cases and top officials living off the fat of their contributors.

HOW THE BNP HAS SUNK from the heady days when we thought we had made the breakthrough and were frightening the opposition.
Now they just ignore us.

Nick Griffin seems determined to hang on to his position in spite of his bringing the Party to its knees. He must be able to see the rapid decline just by looking at the membership figures, local activities or even the poor attendance at meetings and the annual conference.

We nationalists are intelligent enough to see through him and his deceit. I accept I for too long had rose covered glasses but over the last twelve months my eyes have been opened to the chicanery and lack of any semblance of democracy in the party.

As evidence of Nick Griffin's financial deviousness is the incident of the seizure of his car for non payment of debt. He said in a vain attempt to get away with it said the car was on loan from Ian Kitchen.
Common sense would indicate that an MEP with a large salary and expenses would not have had to "loan" a clapped out Skoda from a Party member (and a strange brand of car for a nationalist leader to use). He had the cash to buy any car he wanted (like his wife has done).

This deviousness reflects badly on the Party and those who can not see through it are either blind or stupid.

We desparately need a new nationalist vehicle, a united grouping of all the strands of our cause, putting aside irrelevent doctrinal differences in order to save our country.

I would suggest all patriots follow Andrew Brons's paralell party and the Brent group who are seeking to unite these strands.

Nick Griffin by his deceit and toxicity is beyond the Pale as are those associated with him. They are a hindrence to Nationalism.

However the spirit of burns brightly among millions of people, not just those normally associated with our cause and our job is to harness this as yet hidden support..
Without Griffin and his ilk we can do it.

BTW I have learnt on the grapevine that my membership will not be renewed.
It's as if I have been expelled.

YOU DON'T NEED TO BOTHER EXPELLING ME OR MY WIFE!

WE WEREN'T INTENDING RENEWING IN ANY CASE.

I WOULD SUGGEST OTHER MEMBERS ALSO DO NOT RENEW.
Save your money from the bottomless pit of Griffin subsidising and join Andrew Brons where you will not be used as a cash cow but will still be able to contribute to the saving of our country.

THERE ARE MOVES AFOOT TO CREATE A CLEAN AND ELECTABLE GROUPING hopefully uniting all patriots.

WATCH THIS SPACE.

Wednesday, 28 December 2011

Monday, 26 December 2011

THE MADNESS OF THE SALES.

Stories abound in the media today of crowds rushing out in to what has become a post Christmas tradition, the sales.
To my mind all this is an indication of collective madness or hysteria induced by subtle commercial programming. That it is so important to the shops to encourage this madness shows how much of a margin they usually make on their wares.

Now I am as keen on a bargain as anyone else but I was told by my mother many years ago that a "bargain" that you did not need was not a bargain, but expensive.

Many of the things bought in the sales consist of cheap Chinese crap which are completely un necessary to anybody's standard of living. There are I realise some shoppers from the Far East who crowd the London shops for luxury goods (which is code for extravagent) but these are mainly made abroad and apart from the shop's profits bring little in to our country.
It will be of little benefit to our manufacturing industry.

This seasonal madness does not benefit our country. It helps the shops but increases imports and does not in my opinion increase the total happiness of the people even when not bought on credit.
Unnecessary goods bought on credit bring the misery of a debt slave to those participating and only help shops, bankers and foreign manufacturers.

Next year will be hard for everybody as a result of excessive personal and government spending and we will need all we can save. Far better to reduce debts and save our money as the future looks bleak.

So I shall not be visiting the sales and thus not be tempted to waste my money. That will remain in my pocket, ready for a rainy day.

On that bleak note I hope all have had a happy Christmas and that we all will not be too hard hit next year by the looming economic turmoil.

Remember relationships with family and friends are more important than cheap (or dear) baubles and do not cost.

HAPPY NEW YEAR

Friday, 23 December 2011

Thursday, 15 December 2011

A FEW THOUGHTS ON ALCOHOL

That there is a serious health problem with excessive alcohol drinking is well known and accepted and the authorities are seeking a solution.
I read and there does seem some truth in it that in the colder Northern parts of Europe alcoholism is more of a problem than in the warmer South. Whether this is genetic, environmental or social is arguable, or a combination of all three, but I do believe there is at least a genetic component as evidenced by my own family history. Several solutions have been put forward usually involving increasing the price of alcohol. Doctors in particular favour this tactic saying that an increase in the price and thus affordability would decrease consumption but then doctors can themselves afford to pay more.
Now if price were the main driver of consumption, alcohol problems would be greater in more wealthy people but the contrary is the case. Poorer people have more alcoholic problems than richer people.
So what to do?
I do not think an across the board price increase will make a discernable difference and will penalise poorer people who just want a cheap social drink and do not drink to excess. It is unjust and easy for affluent doctors to advocate as they would be unaffected by any rise.
Government advice on safe limits is a waste of time and encourages ridicule.
The question must be asked "why has the problem increased so much in recent years"? before a logical answer can be given.
I believe it is the increase of strong lagers, ciders and alcopops sold in supermarkets which encourage young people to drink to excess and not for the flavour of the drink. They drink to get drunk and not for the social pleasure or the taste of the drink. Much alcohol is consumed in city centre clubs where apart from "Happy hours" the drinks are extortionately dear. In addition drugs are often bought and taken at the same time, hardly a cheap option.
Alcoholics like other addicts will drink whatever the price and it is unjust that moderate social drinkers should be penalised with higher prices because of other's stupidity.
If drink becomes to dear people will again brew their own as Gorbachev found out in Russia.
Admittedly if there were no alcohol there would be fewer cases of liver damage but life devoid of this social lubricant would be much poorer. It is the abuse that is the trouble and the present seeming social acceptibility which is at fault.
Traditional pubs selling weaker better flavoured beer and other drinks should be encouraged through tax breaks and supermarkets selling high strength tasteless drinks taxed more heavily.
Advertising should also be curtailed.
This would achieve the preservation of our pubs, make our city centres safer and improve the health of the young people who have become to believe it is "cool" to be drunk.
Let the moderate social drinkers have their pleasure but penalise those whose excess causes trouble.
Must go and have my afternoon tipple now. A price rise will not deter me.
CHEERS.

HOW OUR CHILDREN ARE BEING MIS-EDUCATED

Listen to these 3 recorded interviews.
This is absolutely disgraceful.
Well done to the Parent for recording this and put it online.







Disgraceful, no wonder we have high rates of Indigenous youth unemployment but even HIGHER RATES OF IMMIGRANT IN EMPLOYMENT.
WE dumb our kids down in Britains schools whilst those who are educated in Foreign schools are better educate and therefore more sought after in the job market, who wants to employ ILLITERATE and INNUMERATE kids?

Tuesday, 13 December 2011

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