British soldiers fighting in Afghanistan
BNP activists are planning to ”March on Westminster” on St George’s Day 2010 – just a few weeks before the General Election - to call on the government to repatriate British soldiers fighting in Afghanistan.
Since its founding the BNP has passionately advocated isolationism. The march is an indication that they see an opportunity to use their opposition to the war to tap into growing concern in the heartland of Britain about our military commitments overseas.
BNP activists are organising for ex-servicemen to lead the march and put pressure on policy makers to “bring the troops home” and to stop what the leader of the group has called “[propping] up Zion.” Activists are expecting the support of sympathetic organisations such as Soldiers off the Street (Bill Murray, director of SOTS, has said that he will be present) and the BNP’s Scottish based veterans charity of choice - FEBA.
Some activists are planning to conceal their political identities to approach bona fide organisations to support the march. Reputable charities being approached include Combat Stress, a charity for soldiers suffering from the mental stresses of war, and Afghan Heroes, which was set up by the mothers of eight soldiers killed this year by Islamists in Helmand to help raise awareness of the conflict. The leader of the organising group is believed to be Ian Holt. He has blogged on the BNP social network that he has written to Afghan Heroes and is intending to write to the Royal British Legion for support.
BNP election strategy
Our research into the BNP since the June 2009 elections has found that the neo-fascists are trying to carve out a populist electoral strategy in the lead up to the 2010 election and it is hoped that by tapping into growing voter scepticism towards the liberation of Afghanistan they will be able turn it into what one activist termed, “political capital”.
Public scepticism about our military’s roles overseas has been growing for some time and it is getting worse. According to a recent ICM/BBC poll, more than half (56 per cent) of Britons oppose the war against Al-Qaeda and the Taliban in Afghanistan, while only about 37 per cent support it.
Now that his party has significant political representation in the European Parliament, Nick Griffin is desperate to show to voters that his party has a lot to offer and is capable of holding its own in a serious political arena come the next election.
BNP foreign policy
The BNP’s strategy for the region is to pull out and they deny that “AF-PAK” Islamism poses a threat to Britain. Peter Mullins, the BNP Defence spokesman, believes that British troops should not be ”spilling their blood in an American-directed foreign war”.
There is a clear distinction between the “anti-war” rhetoric of the Left, which aims to tap into concerns about “neo-colonialism” and wars on the “Muslim world”, and the BNP, who are tapping into the lack of enthusiasm for the war and it reveals how there is a real tiredness about the confict that exists in Middle England – as the BBC’s poll has already revealed. Despite the best efforts of the Rothermere and Murdoch press, the Establishment’s failure to clearly state why we must prevail in Afghanistan is allowing elected conspiratorial extremists to advocate reasonable arguments of retreat.
Politicians must do more than simply saying “more must be done for our troops”. Most reasonable people can see that better equipment and greater care for our brave soldiers is obviously needed. But, most importantly, all the parties (Labour and the Conservatives included) must reiterate that being in Afghanistan is in our national interest because the world, and so therefore Britain, is a safer place as a result of our presence in Afghanistan.
Nothing British comment
Nick Griffin believes that Islamism “can bring [the BNP] to power.” Nothing British see it as a threat and not a political opportunity. Islamism and Afghanistan are not political footballs and treating them as such only puts our national security and Britons lives at risk.
Post-script
British National Party activists have announced that the event will take place on 25th April 2010, this of course is not St George’s Day, which actually falls on the 23rd April.
Tags: Bill Murray, March on London, Royal British Legion
We’ll see, a week is a long time in politics & there is still a few to go.
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once again the bnp are exploiting joe publics sympathy by bringing out the khaki uniforms
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As opposed to the normal exploitation we put up with from the rest?
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wtf you must admit its very cynical
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It is, but remember it was Gobbels(?) who said the bigger the lie, the more it is believed.
I do Stalin quotations as well for balance!
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fed up of the bnp associating themselves with the military.
they hold an isolationist policy, which would greatly deplete the ability of our forces. hardly ‘gutsy and british’.
and what would they do with the Gurkhas? kick them out.
our military and the bnp….. nothing in common.
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Many BNP supporters are ex military but I am not.
There is no plan to kick out the Gurkhas, in fact Nick Griffin made a speech about swapping them for some unwanted asylum seekers.
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hear,hear
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bnp are exploiting the military ex personnel its cynical and nasty
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You seem to think they can’t think for themselves?
I think it is LieBore that has been doing the exploiting.
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In fact the Sun reported that LIE in their load of crap……………….and then put an appology in the sun for lieing,it was a fabricated lie just befor the EU Elections,we are always behind our troops more than the other parties,do you know why?………………because we are PATRIOTIC and don’t want to see more deaths of our soldiers in another illeagal war.WELL DONE BNP.
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RJ Mitchell, was is patriotic about calling Churchill a “f******g c**t”? Or believing that “whatever is good enough for Adolf is good enough for me”? Or for going out to Libya for money from a tyrant who was responsible for funding the IRA and murdering a policewoman? What is patriotic about supporting Ayatollah Khomeini?
I welcome a response.
Cheers for your comments.
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I’d like to think activists of other parties will join in the march. Although their parties merely pose as patriotic the rank and file membership of the Conservatives, Labour and Lib Dems includes many normal folk. And it would be a sad indictment of nothingbritish’s style of smear-politics if charities and organisations concerned with peace and with forces welfare chose not to participate in the peace march because some of the organisers are members of the BNP.
Sam Pauli said: “once again the bnp are exploiting joe publics sympathy by bringing out the khaki uniforms”
The BNP share the public’s outrage at all our sympathies re: 9/11 and 7/7 being exploited for empire – most especially the men and women in khaki.
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“are trying to carve out a populist electoral strategy “,/i>
Even were that the case, so what? And I don’t think it’s true anyway. A nationalist party by definition opposes empire and colonialism, and since the natural tendency of all populations is nationalism they are also populistic.
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will islamists in britain also join this march? they oppose the war for different reasons of course, but it would be interesting to see whether their principles won out over their other principles. The islamists are not british, do not see themselves as british and are hostile to the british way of life!
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aussie youhave got a bad case of islamaphobia
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Hi Maurice
Sorry i took so long to get back with a reply,just got in from work,I’m no Historian when it comes to Winston Churchill but any leader would who was in Churchills posistion would of said and done the same type of speech.I remember when The Falklands war and i was in the T.A,we all volunteered to go,anyway we never.Margaret Thatcher done the same type of’ patriotic speech’,to get the people of Great Britain behind her(no one knew where the Falklands was).When it was over she destroyed our Car,Steel industries etc by selling us of to foreign companies i.e British Leyland=Honda.
I don’t know where you guys get this ‘Nazi’ thing from,i am NO nazi,i love my country and hope and pray that we can salvage some of our industry,whats left of it for our childrens future.What makes me cringe when you get these so called politicians who say’we need to get more apprenticeships for the young,IN WHAT INDUSTRY,WE HAVE’NT ANY.
Libya,well i’m not to hot on that subject either,all i can say about that subject is ‘its politics’ and was nothing to do with the public and our opinion,i would say that MACDONALDS is/was a fund raiser for the IRA and yet nothing was done or said.The IRA,caused a lot of Death in our country and yet today,they are MURDEROUS POLITICIANS,UNBELIEVABLE.We are under the same threat today(7/7 rings a bell) from the radical Muslims in this country,you may not like to believe it,i do and thats my freedom of choice,i don’t hate no one but it would be nice for us all to get on 1 day when they accept this is Great Britain and we have our laws and our laws only.
Iran,again another Muslim country trying to take over the world,you though Hitler was mad the radical Muslims are the same and i DON’T want it in my country,theres probably going to be another(weapons of mass destruction)reported to the public and more obscene publications from the abhorrent media.
We have,with the help of the Americans have interfered with other peoples countries and end up paying out extortionate sums of Tax payers money to try and put it right,IT HAS NOTHING TO DO WITH US,so lets keep out and if the Yanks want to do it,well let them but keep our soldiers here to protect this country,i.e our borders from bogus asylum seekers causing so much animosty with the British people.
Thanks Maurice
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sam, i have nothing against moslems or the religion of islam. When i refer to islamists, i am referring to extreme islam and the advocates of sharia law, subjugation of women, intolerance of all other beliefs and practices and complete disdain for the western world and its practices.
islamists were resposible for 9/11, madrid and london, bali and a multitude of other indiscriminate bombings and murders around the globe.
yes, i do have a phobia about these people and i recognise them as a threat to my way of life
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really,id never have guessed
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with your enlightened view of the world sam, surely you think islamists and their belief system is pretty abhorrent?
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its not for me to say the way other cultures conduct themselves
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It is when they intrude on the way you live your life.
But I guess that hasn’t happenned yet?
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canny see it happening either,can you.
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Well I can & did see it, but as I say, it probably doesn’t affect your corner of the world yet?
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i dont think it will,still if you soread the scary stories there are the “chosen”ones who will fall for it all
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what do you mean it hasnt happened, for christ sake , what was the london bombing then, a ham sandwich?
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do you think they ll rename Glasgow islamaBAD,kilmarnock could be new karachi,dundee could be Delhidee,rename the Clyde to the Ghadgies,rename the Barras to the Basras,and they could make the Wallace monument into a minuet for the Imam of Stirling to call the faithful to pray to Mecca,or would that change to Macca
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london isny in Scotland!
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murder is murder, wherever it happens, and it is particularly prevalent in pakistan at the moment. just because pakistan is not australia does not mean i think it is ok for islamists to commit these atrocities.
just because it happened in london and not glasgow ( where i believe they did attempt a bombing at the airport ) should not make it ok in your eyes.
unless you are either so one eyed or blind to reality!
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It’s good that at least one party is prepared to make a stand on this. Neither Labour, nor the Tories, let alone military leaders, have yet been able to present a plausible case for our young men being sacrificed in Afghanistan. If the government truly wants to secure Britain against terrorism, their priority should be the internal threat. Our soldiers would be more profitably deployed at home, seeking out terrorists and their supporters within the moslem communities in Britain and within the huge but unknown population of illegal immigrants.
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… precisely; and just because people do not want to believe the problem exists does not make the problem vanish. Until people wake up to this encroaching scourge on western societies it will only become more entrenched and spread like the virulent malignent cancer it is.
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“Our research into the BNP since the June 2009 elections has found that the neo-fascists are trying to carve out a populist electoral strategy in the lead up to the 2010 election and it is hoped that by tapping into growing voter scepticism towards the liberation of Afghanistan they will be able turn it into what one activist termed, “political capital”.”
Jammed in the middle of this huge sentance is the bizarre statement:
“it is hoped that by tapping into growing voter scepticism towards the liberation of Afghanistan”
The “liberation of Afghanistan”? How exactly is Afghanistan being liberated? Are American and British troops the rightful heirs to Afghanistan? We’d be at least one step closer to the liberation of Afghanistan if British troops left. The British public is against the pointless occupation of Afghanistan, not the liberation of Afghanistan.
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Yes get out of Afghanistan, Iraq & stay the hell away from Iran & in return stop moslem interference in this countries affairs including the terrorism.
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I resent being called a neo-fascist as I sit here in my “Republik Gymnastik Academy” fake Russian t-shirt from Sainsbury’s & my Che Guevara one from Primark is in the wash.
I don’t own a black shirt either!
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Maybe Sam felt the incident at Glasgow was just an isolated case of bad parking by doctors from the Harold Shipman school of medecine?
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Should be “Glasgow Airport”.
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WTF,
Where did the good doctor who attempted to blow Glasgow Airport get his inspiration from? Surely it is just as important to be tough on terror and tough on the causes of terror? As well as taking on Islamism at home, it includes a military effort to destroy the Islamo-fascism in Afghanistan, just as we destroyed Nazism in 1945.
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at least we managed to kick the S**** oot the ones that done glesga airport
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The “Good” doctor was moslem, pure & simple.
But that is the whole point we are not taking on islamic terrorism here, apart from piecemeal arrests after the event mainly.
We allow people to live here who have sworn to destroy this country & its ways.
History shows we won’t win in Afghanistan, it is the graveyard of empires.
This country should sort out its own backyard & not go around the world like Team America telling people they have to have democracy, especially as we are making such a mess of it at present.
Lead by example, not force our rubbish on others.
I despise the taliban & al qaeda but if they stay at home then their own people should decide what to do about them.
If they come here blow their friggin heads off without hesitation.
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“at least we managed to kick the S**** oot the ones that done glesga airport”
Jolly good too, a Scottish style BBQ.
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aye thats how ye do it,intae their mince
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How unlucky are the people of Manchester,right wing fascists fighting in the city,union jack waving everywhere,cops being beat up,sieg heil salutes,drunkness,anyway enough about Glasgow Rangers,did you see the trouble in Manchester today
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I heard about it & if BNP members are following the Chairman’s instructions they weren’t there but still get a dishonourable mention!
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Maybe they were at Glasgow Rangers instead?
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“But, most importantly, all the party’s (Labour and the Conservatives included) must reiterate that being in Afghanistan is in our national interest because the world, and so therefore Britain, is a safer place as a result of our presence in Afghanistan.”
This reads like a piece knocked out by an admittedly rather good EFL student. Maybe someone should point out that the plural of party is parties and that there is no need for the apostrophe. This isn’t the first time that I have spotted such howlers, so I am curious to know what the writer’s first language is?
How is Britain “a safer place” thanks to our continuing occupation? Not very safe for the poor sods who have been killed, I would have thought. Furthermore, if you think that a bunch of inbred primitives can somehow find the wherewithal to mount an invasion of the UK from landlocked Afghanistan then you are really and truly giving it one with the wrist. They are fighting for their homes, just as we would if we were invaded.
So just explain the safer bit, will you? And tell us where you are from.
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Hi Exile
I think Maurice Cousins wrote the piece above & he seems to be English or at least British & I bet he went to a very good school, whereas I didn’t which explains my poor use of English at times depite being English.
So I apologise for that & do my best.
This whole “a safer place” thing really bugs me too & it seems the next Conservative government will follow the same line.
It is like we have gone two streets away to offer fire prevention to somebody we don’t know, while leaving a candle burning next to curtains at home & when we come back, no house!
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WTF,
Englishmen are entitled to mangle their own language, so relax. I just think that whoever wrote this drivel is not a native speaker.
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maybe it was sam
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Maurice
a number of years ago, i was all for the invasions of both iraq and afganistan. Upon reflection, while deposing Saddam broke that particular nexus in Iraq, it opened up a whole new can of worms, including sectarian violence between shiites, kurds and sunnis; it also has given room for al quida style militants to establish themselves. And while i find the Taliban to be particularly nasty and rooted in the dark ages, i am now of the opinion that trying to improve the lot of these people is an exercise in futility.
They are simply not ready for democracy and only respect the rule of the gun.
Strongmen in these type of countries have always ruled and this is what the people respect; they are ill prepared for the nuances of the Westminster system.
Having said that, it must also be stated that the Westminster system allows for the people to organise their vote in such a way that facilitates the formation of various political parties. It is called democracy. “NOTHINGBUTANTIBRITISH” seems not to recognise this process as evidenced by your continued attacks on the BNP and the right of ordinary britons to place their vote where they feel fit – without being derided as Nazis!
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Aussie Al
I’m voteing for ya.well said mate……..unbelievable you’re thousands of miles away and yet you’re more concerned about this country than the British/English/scottish/Welsh and Northern Irish themselves,I salute you.
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Aussie Al
I’m voteing for ya.well said mate……..unbelievable you’re thousands of miles away and yet you’re more concerned about this country than the British/English/scottish/Welsh and Northern Irish themselves,I salute you mate.
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aussie he will salute you..sieg heil
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australia/ britain…. same people/ same problem
RJMitchel
i just think it hypocritical of the defenders of democracy not to extend that right to people with whom they disagree. The BNP is similar to a political party in Australia that was hounded out of existence 10 years ago. The One Nation party attracted up to 20% of the vote in some areas (Queensland), but due to our preferential voting system and an unholy alliance of the major parties, they never were able to gain the traction that was needed to effect change.
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maurice, are you blocking my comments?
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what are you today,Sam or Pauline,Tigerrrrrrrr
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today, im still anti racist anti fascist,didnt your chaps get a hell of a beating in Manchester yesterday lol
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australia/ britain…. same people/ same problem
RJMitchel
i just think it hypocritical of the defenders of democracy not to extend that right to people with whom they disagree. The BNP is similar to a political party in Australia that was hounded out of existence 10 years ago. The One Nation party attracted up to 20% of the vote in some areas (Queensland), but due to our preferential voting system and an unholy alliance of the major parties, they never were able to gain the traction that was needed to effect change.
As a word of warning to the bnp, another factor in One Nation’s demise was due to there being too many egos and conflicting power plays and there being too many chiefs and not enough indians!
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blocked again
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conspiracy
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The EDL have nothing to do with the BNP,tigerrrrrrrrrr,
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paranoia
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theyre the “military”wing
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havent you got an ice cream run to do?
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edl/bnp/kkk/buf different 3 letter synonims same thugs
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it blocks me but allows the computer virus, sam spam
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i told you we are antifa we run the site
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we are antifa we run the site
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ohh aussie ,the paranoia is ripping from you pal
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and the UAF are the same,but morons and lowlife waste of human skin
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aw peggy you forgot “mutants”..i take it your medication is beginning to work at last
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oh yeah,mutants…………..thanks sam,i was selling an ice cream
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i heard the EDL are marching in Glasgow on 14th Nov.Why on earth would the ENGLISH diddy league march in Scotland?of course it will have NOTHING to do with the BNP,would it?
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thank god the “real” peggys back…mutants and all
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I have’nt a clue tigerrrrrrrrrrrr,i don’t get involved with the EDL,to be honest,why are they in Scotland,i’ve already said you will put up all the foreigners up and pay for them with your dole cheque.
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youre not involved in the bnps military wing..tut tut and i thought you were a warrior,still it much easier spouting bile on the pc,you dont get wet and cold and all those other nasty things when youre a keyboard brownshirt
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its a bit like,i’m only telling you what i want you to know,tigerrrrrrrrrrrrr,you may think i’m a brown shirt but i’m definatly not a ’shirt lifter’ like you tigerrrrrrrrr.
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RJMitchel
i was trying to say, twice, before the nazis at “nothingbutantibritish” blocked me, that i am flabbergasted that so called defenders of democracy will stoop at nothing to prevent challengers to the status quo exercising their democratic voice.
in Australia a decade ago, a similar party to the BNP, called the One Nation party, managed to secure up to 20% of the vote at a general election. This 20% was mainly in Queensland, but they had a lot of sympathy around the country. The Liberal/National party, Labor, the Democrats and the media all conspired and denigrated One Nation as racist etc… ( a party that secured 20% mind you). Under our preferential voting system, the major parties all exchanged preferences with each other, which left one nation’s 20% as worthless, and they secured no seats in parliament. (they did manage to get 20% of seats in the queensland state election).
The point being, the major parties will cooperate with each other to prevent newcomers, and they will denigrate, castigate, defame and use any dirty trick available to do so. All with the complicity of lefty journalists.
But i guess you are seeing this in Britain right now
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thats whats wrong with todays fascists,you canny get them aff their lazy arses and take the fight to the streets,did yer granda sit in the hoose when Moseley came calling,naw he was straight down to M&S getting himself a black shirt,still whatever ,you can dream about it anyway peggy.
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tahts whats wrong with todays fascists,you canny get them aff their lazy backsides to take their fight to the streets,did your grandad sit about the house when Moseley came calling,no,he was straight down the nearest Slaters&co. buying his black shirt,thats when fascists WERE fascists not like today.
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Aussie Al
I have never known this country to stoop so low as they are today,we are surrounded by traitors like Sam/Pauline who has’nt a clue who he/she is,bless her/him.
We are begining to see through the media and government tactics………do you go on the BNP website?
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thats it peggy,have you no new material yet
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It does seem like a similar tactic is being used in this country.
So even if One Nation are silenced, the underlying problems haven’t gone away, they still need addressing.
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Aussie Al
Do you go on the Great British Patriotic site…..The BNP webste?
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ooh,Sami ya bitch?or who are you this morning or what are you this morning,you are a very confused man/woman
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you think.if your a racist your a racist,you can dress em up in shirts and ties and suits theyre still racists
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Aussie Al
Do you go on the Great British Patriotic site…..The BNP webste? appy days
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peggy,do you never get bored writing the same auld stuff mate,now calm down,play your ice cream van jingle and relax man ,chill,be cool.
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Aussie Al
Just been spammed,i see and know what you mean,its called control
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WTF
the underlying issues do indeed remain, but the pc brigade and the media have the populace cowed into submission, for fear of being branded racist etc,,, ( as witnessed by the inane rantings of sam the spam)
also the momentum was lost, especially due to in-fighting and the fact that there were too many chiefs and not enough indians, so they tore themselves apart. A lesson the BNP should learn from!
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Sami/Pauline,i love it mate/darlin or what ever you are………..na joking aside,i don’t dislike anyone.
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aussie i thought we were beginning to strike up a rappore,then you go and spoil it all again
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peggy ,neither do i hate anyone as individuals,but certain organisations that spout hatred and call for divisions in society,well thats another story
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Aussie Al
I have never known this country to stoop so low as they are today,we are surrounded by traitors like Sam/Pauline who has’nt a clue who he/she is,bless her/him.
We are begining to see through the media and government tactics..
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its a shame the governments have divided the people of this wonderful country,thats life though,we have simply got to fight for our rights
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sam the spam could be a good comedic export earner if you could syndicate him
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Anyway I gotta go, I will catch up in a coupla days!
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why dont our enlightened governments tell us why all this mass immigration is good for our countries? that is the bloody problem, there is no debate, no dissention is tolerated and no explaination given.
At least the BNP is shaking this particular tree
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peggy, iam a 100% BORN and BRED Scotsman,my family heritage goes back to the Jacobites, so i do know what iam ,i know where im from,and i know my own mind,still ,your fun loving party would never accept people that dont think along their bigoted lines would they now.
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aussie mate ,have a nice few days away ,and relax im sure the uk wont swamped by the muslim hordes by the time you get back
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didnt the jacobites try and restore the stuarts to the throne? i’m off to google and see
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