BNP Candidate Announced for Walsall North Seat

The British National Party’s candidate for Wallsall North will be Christopher Woodall, it was announced at the latest party meeting in the area.

Mr Woodall, who is also the local organiser, declared his intention to fight a fully fledged campaign which would include organised teams of leafletters and canvassers.

“We have already saturated the Walsall North constituency with the latest party leaflet,” Mr Woodall told the meeting. “The response on the doorstep is very positive and has generated many enquiries from those who requested info packs and who want to attend a party meeting,” he said.

The meeting featured guest speaker James Whittall, who is also the West Midlands deputy organiser and Shrewsbury candidate. “Mr Whittall’s gripping speech was followed by donations totalling £430 and a string of new volunteer workers from the 50-strong audience,” Mr Woodall said.

£1400 Raised as Three New Candidates Announced in Shropshire

Four candidates photocall...

Forty patriots attending a black tie South Shropshire fundraising dinner donated a further £1400 towards local election costs as three new candidates were announced at the sell-out function, reports Deputy West Midlands Organiser James Whittall.

North Shropshire organiser Phillip Reddall has been nominated to contest the North Shropshire constituency and Mr Whittall will stand for the BNP in Shrewsbury and Atcham.

“These announcements were met with loud cheers, but the biggest cheer of all was saved for popular local lady Christina Evans, who was declared as the party’s candidate for Ludlow,” Mr Whittall said.

Ms Evans is the West Midlands Regional Treasurer and last year pushed Labour into last place when she fought the Ludlow East County Council seat for the first time.

Phillip Spencer has already been announced as a candidate in the seat of Telford. “In 2005, the BNP did not contest a single parliamentary seat in Shropshire, but with four of the five seats in Shropshire already confirmed, 2010 will be a very different story,” Mr Whittall said.

“For the first time ever the people of Shropshire are going to have a real alternative to the corrupt and anti-British agenda of the governing parties.”

The guests at the formal function were treated to speeches by Mr Whittall and BNP legal advisor Lee Barnes, both of whom delivered powerful addresses after the wonderful three course meal.

“The British National Party is the last hope for our children and grandchildren and it is our duty to save Britain for them,” Mr Whittall told the meeting. “The electorate will know that there is an alternative to the madness of the old parties.”

Video by BNP Ward Candidate for Bournville

...apologies for the poor sound quality.

Announcement

Our friends over in Team Black Country BNP are soon to undertake a 1,100 foot walk up to Rodney's Pillar, on the Shropshire borders. Sponsors will be helping to fund the candidates for entry in to the campaign to potentially elect Members of Parliament to Westminster.

The last time this walk was completed, we were joined by Chairman Mr. Nick Griffin, and Deputy Chairman, Mr Simon Darby. We cannot promise that this will happen this time around, due to their massive commitments elsewhere, but who knows?

The team will walk up the 1,100 foot hill, and sponsors are required to help the campaign to get MP's elected, or give the enemies of our country a bloody good fright indeed, and prepare the way for future General Elections with a show of strength.

At 1 penny per foot, sponsors are able to help without breaking the bank. Some will want to go the whole hog, and sponsor every step. £11 will see the whole walk covered, but it is down to personal circumstances etc.

Anyone who wants to join the actual walk, contact Russ Green or John Salvage by email

Sponsors please send cheques to Black Country British National Party, 131, Wattle Rd, West Bromwhich. B70 9EX. Alternatively, fill in the credit/debit card forms that will be available to all members and supporters shorty upon request and via post/internet.

Extraordinary General Meeting Passes New BNP Constitution with Overwhelming Vote

The new British National Party constitution has been passed with an overwhelming majority by the Extraordinary General Meeting held today in a positive and unified spirit, BNP leader Nick Griffin MEP has announced.

Speaking at the conclusion of the meeting, held today in London, Mr Griffin said that there had been five votes against and four abstentions while the rest of the 300-strong gathering voted in favour.

“The meeting was dominated by a good spirit of unity, with everyone understanding that the party has to adapt for legal, financial and political necessity,” Mr Griffin said.

“No-one is particularly happy about being denied the right of self-association, which is what the court order and law essentially enforces, but it is understood that the party has to put this behind us and get on with the serious business of saving Britain from the ravages of the establishment parties,” he said.

“Everyone knows that there are going to be a few ethnic members,” Mr Griffin continued. “In fact, when I announced that I personally would welcome the brave Mr Rajinder Singh as a member in the light of his struggle against the Islamification of Britain, I was warmly applauded by the crowd.”

Mr Griffin said the new constitution gave added protection to the BNP which would prevent anybody, no matter what their ethnic origin, from entering the party with the aim of causing trouble or subverting it.

“Although we object to the basis of the law which does away with our right to associate with those we choose, the new constitution follows the letter of the law and does away with what the Equalities and Human Rights Commission calls ‘direct discrimination’. We will see if this satisfies the ECHR who have already made it clear that they think our policy will prevent people from joining.

“That is of course a nonsensical argument because all parties have policies that its opponents don’t like, which makes it impossible for example, for a BNP supporter to join the Tories or Labour.”

Mr Griffin said the next step in the process was that the new constitution will be sent to the ECHR on Tuesday. That organisation has a week in which to make formal comment , after which the BNP has a week to review their comments and respond.

After that, a new court appearance in March should finalise the matter. Mr Griffin added that it was clear that the ECHR’s intention was to keep the BNP in the courts in an attempt to financially exhaust the party.

To prevent this from happening, the new constitution has also empowered the party leader with the right to revise any clause over which the ECHR might try and make an argument. “In this way we can quickly circumvent any drawn out legal processes and concentrate on fighting the election,” Mr Griffin said.

During the meeting, veteran nationalist Richard Edmonds stood up and read a piece of writing from party founder John Tyndall which said that if the law was ever changed, the BNP would amend its membership criteria to comply with the law. This, Mr Edmonds said, was why he was voting in favour of the new constitution.

* During the meeting, BNP security removed a journalist from the Times newspaper from the hall. The journalist in question had been asked to pledge that he would not work with another Times journalist, Fiona Hamilton, who has specialised in fabricating the most vicious lies about the BNP in the columns of that newspaper.

The journalist refused to give such an undertaking and was then asked to leave. He refused and was then escorted off the premises by the BNP stewards. Mr Griffin said afterwards that the BNP did not mind criticism, which was part of the political process, but was “sick and tired of the outright lies from the Times.”

South Birmingham Raises £3000 at Meeting to Launch “Anti-Colonial Struggle”

Arthur Kemp in full flow...

The South Birmingham branch of the British National Party raised £3000 at its latest meeting this week which was marked by a call for the party to launch its own “anti-colonial struggle.”

The huge collection, topped up by the auction of a “Griffin 10” T-shirt and other sought-after items, will enable South Birmingham BNP to fight three parliamentary seats in its region. The large amount of cash raised means that the other parties will now see a determined BNP challenge.

The fundraising drive was conducted by BNP foreign affairs spokesman Arthur Kemp, who started off proceedings by detailing genetic and historical proof of the indigenous nature of the British population.

He then went on to discuss how indigenous peoples all over the world had the right to resist colonisation.

“We have seen liberals all over the world this week celebrating Nelson Mandela’s 20th anniversary of his release from imprisonment,” Mr Kemp said.

“The Africans objected to being colonised by Europeans, and this objection is accepted worldwide as correct and just.

“But if Africans objected to being colonised by Europeans, then Europeans have the same right to object to being colonised by Africa or the Third World, which is exactly what is happening with current Third World immigration levels into Britain and all western nations,” he said.

He pointed to recent figures which showed that 61 percent of all primary school children in Birmingham were now from the “ethnic minorities.” This is, he said, “no longer an ethnic minority, but a majority. This is colonisation by immigration.

“The BNP is, therefore, no longer an ‘anti-immigration’ party. It is an anti-colonial party and let us here tonight in Birmingham launch our anti-colonial struggle,” Mr Kemp said to applause.

* At a BNP meeting in Shrewsbury addressed by Mr Kemp the evening before, just over £900 was raised to fight that seat. The candidate there will be South Shropshire organiser James Whittall.

Patients suffer as Selly Oak can't cope with soldier numbers

From ic1male on The Northfield Patriot.

The national disgrace of soldiers being treated in general hospitals continues at Selly Oak Birmingham.

As the BNP have stated "Soldiers require, and deserve, a military hospital, run by military staff."

The psychological scars of war and the harrowing injuries these men and women face, can never be properly treated in a general hospital.

Another scandal is the verbal abuse these brave men and women have suffered by immigrants and their descendants.

Muslim women shouted abuse at a injured solider in 2007 while he recovered.

In 2009 sapper Matthew Weston had abuse shouted at him, while he was being pushed in a wheel chair by his sister, at Selly Oak.

Then when Gordon (dead man walking) Brown visited the hospital in 2009, he was surprised when over half the soldiers requested to have their curtains pulled over, in order to snub the PM.

By chance Matthew Weston (should be Matthew Weston VC, pictured top left), was at the hospital receiving treatment.

He said "I didn't want to waste my time talking to someone who was just trying to make themselves look good. I spent the day with my family instead".

This is all disgusting and brings shame on our nation.

In addition to the aforementioned, the Birmingham Mail reports today that patients are now having to be moved to other hospitals, in order to cope with the influx of wounded soldiers.

This means that people with compromised immune systems are being disturbed when they need rest and time to recover.

The consequences will undoubtedly be that elderly people with weak hearts, or stroke victims, may have to be moved!

It does not take a medical professional to know that this is wrong, very wrong.