Nick Griffin ally to attend Islamist conference in London

A leading member of the European fascist movement, Kristina Morvai MEP, is visiting Britain in December to speak at a pro-Hamas event, sharing a platform with Lady Tonge and Claire Short MP.
 
Nothing British regards her presence as a genuine, present and sufficiently serious threat to community harmony and therefore public security in the UK to warrant an intervention by the Home Office. We recommend that the Home Secretary should ban her in accordance with regulation 21 of the Immigration (European Economic Area) Regulations 2006. We believe that her  exclusion is justified on grounds of public policy and public security and that she should be refused admission to the UK under regulation 19.
 
Nothing British has written previously of the BNP’s efforts to tap into the growing voter scepticism about the war in Afghanistan. We wrote about a proposed BNP “March on London” that was going to include a veterans parade to call on policy makers to bring the troops home. While hiding their extremist political identities, they have written to several veterans charities including Afghan Heroes and The Royal British Legion asking for their support on the march.
 
This week we have learnt that Kristina Morvai MEP, leader of Jobbik in the European Parliament, has been invited by the Palestinian Return Centre to attend a rally in London on the 16th December 2009. The PRC is a Hamas front and has stood in opposition to peace between Israel and Palestinians. In November 2008 PRC director Majed Al Zeer shared a platform with Hamas leader Khaled Maashal in Damascus. 
 
In a Press Release to Nothing British the PRC says that it is hosting the conference to “commenerate the 60th anniversary of the founding of the United Nationas Relief and Works Agency”. It goes on to give the following anti-Israel statement:
 
“The enormous tragedy which UNRWA faces is unquestionable. More than Six decades have now passed since the collective dispossession and forced expulsion of Palestinians from their ancestral home in Palestine because of Zionist aggression. For 5 Million Palestinians, forced exile still continuous and their Nakba – catastrophy- is still a daily reality.”
 
Jobbik is an extremist neo-Nazi political party with a paramilitary organization with SS-style uniforms called the Hungarian Guard (it was recently outlawed by Hungary’s High court). It proposes to abolish abortion, re-establish the death penalty and create a special police unit to deal with “gypsy delinquency.” The Guard routinely takes part in menacing marches through Roma, or Gypsy, areas and has been accused by some Hungarian politicians for the murder of some Gypsys.
 
Speaking at its annual 1956 rally in Budapest, to commerate the uprising, Nick Griffin said that Britain had “betrayed” Hungary during this period and said he was “speaking on behalf of the people of Western Europe”. In his maiden speech he praised Kristina Morvai.
 
Kristina Morvai is a well known anti-semite who in June 2009 wrote on an internet forum: 
 
“I would be greatly pleased if those who call themselves proud Hungarian Jews played in their leisure with their tiny circumcised dicks, instead of besmirching me. Your kind of people are used to seeing all of our kind of people stand to attention and adjust to you every time you fart. Would you kindly acknowledge this is now OVER. We have raised our head up high and we shall no longer tolerate your kind of terror. We shall take back our country.” 
 
This 2009 Jobbik propaganda video which has been banned by Hungarian authorities:
http://www.jobbik.com/videos/3114.html
 
Also speaking at this rally are Liberal Democrat Peer Baroness Jenny Tonge and Claire Short MP. The PRC denied in conversations with Nothing British that they have invited Ms Morvai. The Palestinian Telegraph reported yesterday that she was. Nothing British spoken to Ms Morvai’s assistant, Zsanett Makkai, this morning she is intending on coming, commitments pending.

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