RACISM CUTS BOTH WAYS
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Wednesday, 7 October 2009

Wolverhampton BNP relishes two more local ward by-elections

"Better days" The remarkable Arthur Copson earlier this year.


A crowd of over fifty people packed a meeting at the latest Wolverhampton British National Party Branch meeting as local organiser, Simon Patten opened the meeting with an acknowledgement of the late Arthur Copson, who was a prominent and super activist right to the end of his long life, always willing to help out in leafleting sessions all around the area, keeping to himself his fight against cancer, and trudging the streets always with an outward smile to maintain morale with his fellow nationalists.

Having already observed a minute silence at a previous meeting in the black country, Mr Patten instead raised a glass to toast him. "To Arthur"

Mr Patten showed the meeting several newspaper clippings, including the recent reports of the arrests of two prominent Tory councillors on charges of cocaine possession which is up before the courts in the coming week.

If those cases are proved, then there will surely be two more by-elections in their north Wolverhampton wards.

Mr Patten also referred to an article citing figures from the most recent census, in 2001, that gave Wolverhampton a 22% ethnic population with 'over 60' languages spoken in it's 'wonderful' multicultural melee.

Mr Patten then showed several more news articles highlighting that 'wonderful' multiculturalism with headlines about the "Ethnic third world gangs" and "Ethnic gang drug crimes" and "Ethnic gang knife and gun crimes."

Mr Patten also reveal how much money awaits asylum seekers, who travel through up to 20 'safe' countries before waiting near Calais for an opportunity to cross into the UK, where on top of all the other state benefits, they will get an extra £40 per single male or extra £70 per couple, from the border agency, another arm of the government

Mr Patten introduced the next speaker, Mr John Painter, whose brief and emotive speech urged the group with a rally call to follow Arthur Copson's brave example of the 'super activist'.

Mr Painter showed several articles from the MSM publication The Telegraph, that highlight the utter foolishness of the politically correct establishment, including a 71 year grandmother whose home was pelted with eggs by a gang of hoodie wearing youths and after she plucked up the courage to push one of the youths away from her property by prodding him in the chest, was herself arrested for assault.

Mr Painter urged the group to go out to their workplaces, and clubs and tell people that the BNP have a wide range of policies citing their stance on law and order, to show people that all our policies are indeed common sense and popular.

The main speaker of the night was the South Shropshire organiser, James Whittall, who touched on the upcoming CEHR court case, with his own opinion, saying that in making this case, Trevor Phillips had scored a massive 'own goal' as this (the membership criteria of the party) was the only thing that they can publically use against us, and if the court case follows its natural course and conclusion, then that 'brow beater' will become redundant.

Mr Whittall added "It is not how we get into power that matters. It is what we do when we get there." surely referring to the possibility, in Mr Whitall's opinion, of changing the membership criteria of the party to satisfy the CEHR court case.

Mr Whittall also spoke about Nick Griffin's impending appearance on The BBC show 'Question Time' being pitted against justice secretary Jack Straw, a man who has publically stated said the "English were not worth saving as a race", saying that if the audience try (as they surely will) to make The BNP out as a one policy party, then in doing so against Mr Griffin, they will see through Nick's own wide knowledge and eloquence that we are indeed a multi policy party, where immigration is but a small, albeit focal part.

Mr Whittall also referred to the UN article of the rights of indigenous people to self determination, and their right to resist colonisation, referring to UK media and 'celebrity' support for the peoples of Tibet and the Amazon rainforest to resist colonisation by China and Brazil respectively, and how the rights of the indigenous British islander are not being upheld as successive UK administrations have allowed unrestricted and unchecked immigration that will, if allowed to continue, result in the extinction of our race.

After a brief Q&A session with Mr Whittall, fund-holder, Dave Bradbury announced that the evening had raised £200 for the branch.

Monday, 28 September 2009

How many BNP councillors should Birmingham have?

We can remember when Birmingham did have a British National Party councillor. For all of three weeks before Sir Albert Bore held an illegal recount behind closed doors and BNP Councillor Sharon Ebanks was unceremoniously booted out of office.

Apparently it was the BNP's fault for not fielding two candidates in the election, and what went on subsequently is a matter of public record, and for the sake of Ms Ebanks and The BNP won't be repeated here.

If you look at the 2008 statistics for Birmingham, Tories and Labour both polled 30% of the votes, and if PR were being used, then they would each have returned 12 councillors.

Due to the first past the post and the unfair way that the demographic maps are used to ring fence support, the Tories actually returned 18 seats and the Labour only 8.

Furthermore, with a quarter of the two parties votes at 7.5% or 3 seats, the British National Party should now have 9 or 10 councillors if the results of the previous three years were combined.

PR will never be allowed to be used, as the Trotskyites who run our city will guard their ground by whatever evil plan they chose.

Take the recent ward boundary changes that saw huge chunks of BNP supported areas, like Billesley and Shard End get diluted into neighbouring areas like Springfield.

The BNP have always been brow beaten like this.

In Stoke, where BNP council representation was so strong, that a BNP mayor was on the cards, the ruling Marxists changed their rules to deny this.

In London, GLA representative and BNP member, Richard Barnbrook has recently been suspended over trumped up charges for saying there was nearly a murder in an area where someone was nearly murdered!

Next month our leader Nick Griffin will be a panelist on BBC's flagship political program, Question Time.

We await more dirty tricks from the broadcasting tool of choice of the state, as the Leninist union leader, Gerry Morrisey is trying to start an intervention by his union to disrupt coverage.

As a lifelong supporter of Union action, this the most anti-democratic union move by Morrisey and BECTU.

Coming back to Brum, in the coming months the BNP has a great opportunity to gain representation on the council.

And it is up to the likes of you and me, the grass roots of the party, to get out and put leaflets through doors and sell copies of Voice of Freedom and show the people of our great city that Nick Griffin's and Andrew Brons's election the Strasbourg and Brussels was no fluke, but a right step in the right direction for a people who are waking up to the lies and the dirty tricks of the LibLabCon and their common purpose allies...

As Weyman Bennett and Tara Hewitt chant into their dirty little megaphones (or so it appears to sound from their uncouthed deep voices):

"The BNP is a truthful party. Support the BNP!"


Sunday, 27 September 2009

Rutland Weekend speaker in Coventry

"Group photo of Coventry meeting"

In his first meeting as organiser of the Coventry branch of the British National Party, Tom Gower outlined his plans to take the group forward over the coming year.

The well attended afternoon meeting of around forty people was opened by Branch fund-holder Mark Badrick, who bought the room up to date with recent events in the area and tied recent events in with the group's printed A3 Supplement that it issues with the Voice of Freedom, on its 'paper round'.

Mr Badrick also publicised the group's local yellow pages where local BNP tradesmen can advertise themselves to fellow BNP members.

Mr Badrick introduced Mr Gower who told of his history within the party, and then spoke of his desire to return BNP councillors to the local council next year, pointing out specific areas where the known BNP support could make the areas winnable.

After a brief interval, during which a collection was taken, Mr Gower introduced The BNP organiser and a local councillor for Melton & Rutland, James North.

Mr North started off by asking for a show of hands of people who had been mentioned by the evil Searchlight publication, a publication which states it is "Against Racism and Fascism" yet which paradoxically supports the fascist arm of the Marxist elite government, The UAF.

Mr North told the people affected that they should use this supposed adverse publicity to their advantage, and gave an example of his own.

He said "At the recent Red White and Blue festival, we held a village fete style 'fun attraction' where you could choose a member of the branch to wear a rubber mask and for £1 you could throw three wet sponges at your chosen victim."

"We had five to choose from, including Osama-bin-Laden, George Bush, Tony Blair and Gordon Brown, yet the Daily Mail reporter that took and published a photograph, actually chose the Barrack Obama mask, paid his pound and gleefully reported that we were racist in using Obama's mask, neglecting to point out that three of the five targets were white, and the other black person was a terrorist vilified even by them" he continued.

Mr North also mentioned several publicised cases of abuse of the NHS by refugees, saying this is a National Health Service was just that, and not an International Health Service.

He also showed that UKIP are a phony 'Nationalist' group, and a safety valve for the government and the media to ensure that the ground made by The BNP this year was not fully realised, as UKIP's Nikki Sinclair, a transgendered female (or a neutered/eunuch male) beat BNP's Simon Darby by a handful of votes to take Labour's seat from Meena Gill in the recent European elections.

Mr North continued his flowing and rousing speech and ended up saying to the assembly "Our time is now, but now is not a time for complacency, Now is a time to continue the hard work we started last year."

After an extra long ovation for Mr North, Mr Gower and Mr Badrick announced that the meeting had raised another £363 for the branch coffers.

Team Black Country BNP In Inter Branch Activity


From the Black Country Patriot

In a break from normal proceedings of late, Team Black Country BNP went to Cannock this weekend, and helped representatives from that town, and others, in what looks to be an exciting bi-election. Shaun Grimsley, local (Heath Hayes) candidate, told correspondent John Salvage that: ''This election seems to be very positive, we have had a fantastic response from members of the public, especially the elderly''. He continued: ''Also, if you look at the response in other bi-elections elsewhere, the patern is similar in terms of a warm and friendly attitude towards the BNP.'' A small contingent will be out again tomorrow, but most of the ward has been completed.
Over 20 activists were present, including representatives from Birmingham, Wolverhampton, and the Black Country, ably directed by our hard working Regional Organiser, Alwyn Deacon. In what turned out to be an appropriate setting, the team photos were taken in front of a local war memorial. Formerly known as Fiveways, It was originally a farming and coal mining village, situated at a junction with five roads. Black Country families moved to the area to work the pits, and in it's prime, there where two collieries, one on the north eastern edge of the village, the other, on the south western side. Its size increased in the late 19th century, as nearby Black Country coal and Nail making industries went into decline, but urban requirements increased. The last mines sadly closed in the early sixties, and the village declined commercially. The old part of the village dates from around the 1890s, but, as the BNP has stated, where possible, the party will seriously look into re-opening such mines, when Westminster is once again run by British MP's for the good of the British people.

Thursday, 24 September 2009

Birmingham City Council Tries to Eradicate The Red Squirrel

One of the better quality independent Nationalist blogs, The Red Squirrel, has been banned by Birmingham City Council's (BCC) fascist public protection unit, from its libraries, for the reason of "promoting racism and hate."

This came to the attention of my colleague, Titvs Advxas who was using a computer in a Birmingham Library at the weekend and noticed that some of his own blog seemed to not be loading correctly.

On closer inspection he saw that the Red Squirrel button was not loading, and he then tried to load the page, which failed showing a full size page warning that the page was not available due to it supposedly "promoting racism and hate."

Having told her about the news soon after, Red Squirrel or Epona as she is also known, then immediately posted the humorous picture on the left of this post.

What a bunch of hypocrites they (BCC) are, especially after the way that UAF and Muslim extremists were allowed, by West Midlands Police, who are funded in part by council tax contributions from City of Birmingham residents, to beat up both EDL and other right wing demonstrators at recent lawless episodes in the second city.

The failure to beat up any BNP supporters was solely due to the fact that there were no BNP supporters there.

In fact it could be said that local councillor and member of 'Respect' Salma Yaqoob and wig wearing Muslim leader, Mohammad Naseem, were guilty of inciting racial hatred by their comments made before, during and after the fracas.

In a counter retaliation by Swindon Council, our friend Titvs Advxas may have his blog banned by the Wiltshire town council.

Seriously, the hateful blogs in this land have for some time now been the exclusive domain of the UAF/SWP/Lib-Lab-Con supported 'Unity' webrings, and the hateful comments made publicly come from the same direction

Those blogs are so hateful, that I shall not give them further credence here.

So is this ban by BCC the sign that our blogs are becoming such a threat to the cover-up that our government and press are performing?

Are we starting to hit raw nerves?

Wednesday, 23 September 2009

Another giant BNP speaker comes to the Midlands

"Arthur Kemp"

"Ken Billington"

"George Rouse"

"The Solihull officials"

"The half that weren't shy"

A warm autumn evening welcome was given by the Solihull branch of the British National Party to well over 50 members and supporters who attended a venue in the heart of the borough yesterday, to an unforgettable meeting to see two veteran local members and a renowned BNP icon speak.

Amongst the audience was a disillusioned Unison shop steward who is tired and embarrassed of the betrayal of his workers by the union and government alike.

Local organiser Frank O’Brien welcomed all the guests and the speakers, and gave a reminder about a forthcoming black tie event, for the elite fund-raising group of the British National Party, The Trafalgar Club, before he introduced his first speaker, a long time party member, and activist, George Rouse, who by popular demand re-delivered a speech memorably given at a previous meeting.

“This man (Mr. Rouse) is typical of the active and spirited pensioner that we all aspire to be,” declared Mr. O’Brien.

Deputy Organiser, Bob Lassen gave the audience an update on local issues and then introduced the second speaker, another party member, Ken Billington who came to the West Midlands nearly forty years ago, from his hometown of Chester.

Mr. Billington is an ex Royal Air Force serviceman, a member of RAFA, and he is also a member of the National Servicemen’s Veterans Association, and he gave us his compelling and sometimes amusing anecdotal life story from being a junior police cadet in Chester and his extensive RAF career in the Malaysia and the East Indies to his career in the postal service, where he was secretary of the British Telecom and Post Office Veterans Committee

During a brief break for refreshments, a raffle was held and Allan Ashmore, a local campaigner and prospective BNP candidate for a local ward in Solihull, held a table top sale selling party merchandise.

Mr. O’Brien informed the audience of the motions that Solihull Branch would be proposing at The Party conference in November, before he introduced the main speaker for the night, the prominent BNP Political Author and Historian, Arthur Kemp, always a powerful orator who never fails to rouse the audience to a standing ovation.

Mr. Kemp started by presenting a certificate of merit to local activists, Fred and Val Alsop, who sorted, rebundled and boxed nearly five thousand leaflets which were used in a local Solihull ward. Mr. Kemp thanked them for their hard work saying that if it wasn’t for dedication of people like them, then The BNP would not have gained it’s two seats in the election.

The accomplished speaker then gave a splendid rendition that used literary and historical analogies to show the way that successive Labour and Tory have twisted facts and told lie after lie to deceive the general public and mastermind its bizarre final solution, the eradication of the indigenous Brit from our islands.

Using official government figures for school populations in London, Mr. Kemp showed that the indigenous British person had already been ethnically cleansed from the capital by the wide scale immigration policy already in place.

He further told that the green belt areas around our towns and cities were under threat as the need to house the uncontrolled numbers of immigrants meant building on these luscious green spaces.

Mr. Ashmore and branch treasurer, Pat Jelley lastly announced that the meeting had raised a total of £228 that will certainly help keep the Solihull Branch running.

*Details of The Trafalgar Club dinner may be obtained by writing to Solihull BNP, PO BOX 15358, Solihull, B93 3FH or by email to Mr. O’Brien

Monday, 21 September 2009

Local BNP activist shows that you don't have to be a Marxist to be 'A Green'


Local British National Party activist Trevor Lloyd, was out and about on his bicycle again this weekend, this time over in Billesley, where the BNP started off the autumn season with a table-top sale and public leafleting session, on Yardley Wood Road, near the recently reprieved fire station. The 'Green Man' as Mr Lloyd is affectionately known, by other activists, now cycles everywhere, including the short six mile trip to Billesley.

Speaking about the choice of location, another activist, Mr Harland said "We chose this location, as we have been here before, and have been well received by the shop keepers and public alike"

This opinion was confirmed by the presence of local businessman Carl Jelley, who bought a few of his family with him to support Mr Harland and the group. Mr Jelley has recently been the subject of attention by way of a facebook slur from Muslim extremists in the area.

As well as senior and grass-roots BNP activists, also present were some of the BNP activists who run local blogs too, showing that as well as being cyber-activist, that they could get their hands into canvassing and leafleting too.

As a result of the event, the group received several new applications to join the party which will be processed in the coming week.

United Nations Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples

Use this link to view the full Declaration
Adopted by General Assembly Resolution 61/295 on 13 September 2007 Affirming that indigenous peoples are equal to all other peoples, while recognising the right of all peoples to be different, to consider themselves different, and to be respected as such. Reaffirming that indigenous peoples, in the exercise of their rights, should be free from discrimination of any kind. Recognising the urgent need to respect and promote the inherent rights of indigenous peoples which derive from their political, economic and social structures and from their cultures, spiritual traditions, histories and philosophies, especially their rights to their lands, territories and resources. Indigenous peoples have the right to maintain and strengthen their distinct political, legal, economic, social and cultural institutions, while retaining their right to participate fully, if they so choose, in the political, economic, social and cultural life of the State.

ROLL OF SHAME

They once considered themselves ‘socialists’, but the recent list of expenses claimed by our 645 Members of Parliament exposes Labour members as the hypocrites they truly are!


1. Shahid Malik (Lab) £185,421
2. Liam Byrne (Lab, Hodge Hill) £178,116
3. Joan Ryan (Lab) £173,691
4. Dan Norris (Lab) £172,733
5. Tim Farron (Lib-Dem) £172,327
6. Frank Doran (Lab) £171,836
7. Angus MacNeil (SNP) £169,971
8. Tom Levitt (Lab) £168,660
9. Alex Salmond (SNP) £166,814
10. David Mundell (Con) £166,598


Anti-BNP hatemonger Shahid and Hodge Hill comedian Liam topped the free-loading chart, but how did the ten other Birmingham MPs fare …


88. Roger Godsiff (Lab, Sparkbrook & Small Heath) £150,059
108. Khalid Mahmood (Lab, Perry Barr) £148,666
113. Richard Burden (Lab, Northfield) £148,447
139. Lynne Jones (Lab, Selly Oak) £146,793
167. SiĆ“n Simon (Lab, Erdington) £145,444
196. Andrew Mitchell (Con, Sutton Coldfield) £143,965
278. Steve McCabe (Lab, Hall Green) £140,352
382. Gisela Stuart (Lab, Edgbaston) £134,870
388. Clare Short (Ind, Ladywood) £134,408
394. John Hemming (Lib-Dem, Yardley) £134,220


The combined expenses of Birmingham’s eleven MPs for this period was £1,605,340. Is that value for money or just being taken for a ride?

PATRIOTIC POETRY & READINGS

The footer blog of the Birmingham Patriot will contain poetry and readings that stir the patriot from within. I have decided to start with a famous one from Kipling, which as far as I can determine was written during The Great War. Well he does make exceedingly good poems! This is followed by a personal all time favourite, The St Crispins Speech from Henry V, by Black Country Boy Billy Shakespeare. Again please email me with suggestions birminghampatriot@hotmail.com


The Beginnings

IT WAS not part of their blood,
It came to them very late
With long arrears to make good,
When the English began to hate.

They were not easily moved,
They were icy-willing to wait
Till every count should be proved
Ere the English began to hate.

Their voices were even and low,
Their eyes were level and straight
There was neither sign nor show,
When the English began to hate.

It was not preached to the crowd,
It was not taught by the State.
No man spoke it aloud,
When the English began to hate.

It was not suddenly bred,
It will not swiftly abate,
Through the chill years ahead,
When Time shall count from the date
That the English began to hate.

Rudyard Kipling written during the period 1914-18.

Excerpt from Henry V

This day is called the Feast of Crispian:
He that outlives this day, and comes safe home,
Will stand a-tiptoe when the day is named,
And rouse him at the name of Crispian.
He that shall see this day and live t'old age,
Will yearly on the vigil feast his neighbours,
And say "To-morrow is Saint Crispian":
Then will he strip his sleeve and show his scars
And say "These wounds I had on Crispin's day."
Old men forget: yet all shall be forgot,
But he'll remember with advantages
What feats he did that day. Then shall our names,
Familiar in his mouth as household words
Harry the King, Bedford and Exeter,
Warwick and Talbot, Salisbury and Gloucester,
Be in their flowing cups freshly remembered.
This story shall the good man teach his son;
And Crispin Crispian shall ne'er go by,
From this day to the ending of the world,
But we in it shall be remembered;
We few, we happy few, we band of brothers;
For he today that sheds his blood with me
Shall be my brother; be he ne'er so vile,
This day shall gentle his condition:
And gentlemen in England now abed
Shall think themselves accursed they were not here,
And hold their manhoods cheap whiles any speaks
That fought with us upon Saint Crispin's day.

William Shakespeare 1599

Fly the flag Video by Bertie Bert music by Richard Greenfield