Comments on: BNP news round up – Monday

By: WTF

WTF — Sat, 21 Nov 2009 21:27:50 +0000

I watched “Into the storm” & I can’t see why the BNP would dislike the film.
It avoided some of his more controversial statements but then they weren’t relevant to the film.

“Bloody French”, didn’t Tony Blair say something ruder about the Welsh?
Most of Churchill’s moments of weakness, petulance and despair in this film have been mentioned before, so no real surprises there.

“We didn’t fight the war so the damn Labour Party could take over & destroy everything we believe in” would be a quote Nick Griffin would or has echoed.
Also the “We shall fight them on the…..” speech has resonance today as well, especially if you see Moslems as the enemy within?

Whether Nick Griffin would expose himself to the US president after a bath & say he had nothing to hide is another matter!

Then was the Labour(?) MP who couldn’t decide between Hitler or Churchill.

The King pointed out that he had a replacement whereas Churchill didn’t, maybe Nick feels the same way hence standing in Barking as an MP!

Churchill says “They (the voters) are entitled to vote for who they please, this is a democracy after all, this is what we’ve been fighting for.
Which is what the mainstream politicians & this site should remember, as they throw up their hands over BNP gains.

“Joe Stalin couldn’t understand why we hadn’t fixed the results”, maybe that will be Gordon’s next trick, an Afghan election?

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By: WTF

WTF — Sat, 21 Nov 2009 12:12:19 +0000

“Churchill biopic the BNP won’t like: Into the Storm reviewed”

The Guardian is also noted for not being too pro Israel like some others around here.
Two programmes recently aired have not been too favourable to the Conservatives, “When Boris met Dave” & “Dispatches” talking about the undue influence of the pro Israel lobby on the Conservatives, Nothing very British about that?

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By: Sam Pauli

Sam Pauli — Tue, 17 Nov 2009 20:13:53 +0000

The Jungle?what decade are you living in?

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By: Acorn

Acorn — Mon, 16 Nov 2009 01:33:27 +0000

Sam, yet again you get it wrong. The Tories and the UUP have had an understanding (sorry for using a word out of your mental reach).
Demographics showed that the RC population was growing faster than the Protestant population, That has reversed. What is more, not all RCs are anti-Union (although they often have to keep that quiet lest your terrorist pals find out) – thank God for the secret ballot.
It is no longer just the religious issue. The “Celtic Tiger” has proven to be a crippled pussy looking out for hand-outs from Europe. Some “independence”! Europe is more interested in othe clients. I hope they don’t start piling into Britain again. You know – the kind that hate the Crown but love the half-crown.
It is worth remembering that the UK was, through Europe, subsidising the Irish republic. The place was a backwater until they joined Europe (following the daft move of the UK).
Still don’t let the facts stop you from singing your daft Oirish songs in the Jungle.

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By: Sam Pauli

Sam Pauli — Sat, 14 Nov 2009 08:00:19 +0000

would hate to see things go back to the dark days….i got family over there ,they can go into town now with no worries

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By: Sam Pauli

Sam Pauli — Sat, 14 Nov 2009 07:58:41 +0000

wtf the tories are in cahoots with the dup in ulster,its about preserving the union,or some other loyal to lizzie drivel.the facts are that since 1922 succesive british goverments have said irelands fate will be decided by the will of the people,and in the 6 counties of ulster ,the 70%/30% split of the 60 s and 70 s is getting narrower. i think it s about 55%/45% now ,and the loyalists are getting worried.

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By: WTF

WTF — Fri, 13 Nov 2009 21:05:51 +0000

As much as I dislike Sinn Fein/IRA or the UDA/UDF etc, my only real view is that a ghastly mistake was made in dividing Ireland & we have to live with consequences & the Irish more so.

Isn’t Tim Montgomerie a fan of Proddy marching bands & the like?
So there are links to the Conservatives as well as the BNP?

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By: Acorn

Acorn — Fri, 13 Nov 2009 20:19:39 +0000

“Shouldnt you support the IRA as they are trying to reverse colonisation of their country by invaders bringing a foreign faith to their land and reducing them to second class citizens in their own land and taking their government away to a distant place??”
Check your history of the Northeast of Ireland. It was the land of the Pretani (Britons) (there is even the ruin of an ancient wall to protect them from invaders from the south and west. The Gaels, of course were invaders of Ireland and later West Scotland. The IRA commit ethnic cleansing. Just how far are we going to go back?
I want tighter immigration laws and a tightening up of our attitude to the asylum laws. I do not believe on forcing out Britons who happen to be a different colour from me and I want the law to treat us without regard to the colour of our skin.

““people like you would be rounded up by the nazis or communists” surely that would be my fate if the bnp get into power,so all those lives in WW2 were pointless?” You crack me up!

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By: Sam Pauli

Sam Pauli — Fri, 13 Nov 2009 18:53:26 +0000

“people like you would be rounded up by the nazis or communists” surely that would be my fate if the bnp get into power,so all those lives in WW2 were pointless?

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By: Sam Pauli

Sam Pauli — Fri, 13 Nov 2009 18:51:21 +0000

Acorn it wasnt a statement of support for PIRA iam actually a sales rep for pampers

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