Nick Griffn would surrender our national interest

Nick Griffin says that the BNP is the only party prepared to stand up and fight for Britain’s national interest. Mainstream political parties are regularly referred to as traitors.

But the BNP’s foreign and defence policy would sell out British overseas territories and surrender to rogue states and terrorism: putting British lives at risk.

In November 2009, Griffin told an audience of Spanish neo-fascists that if he was in power he would be prepared to negotiate over the sovereignty of Gibraltar.

Without even attemtping to defend Gibraltar and Britain, a cowardly Griffin told fellow fanatics:

“… I would prefer to see a Spanish flag fly in Gibraltar before an Islamic one … It would be much easier to sort it out if we had nationalist governments in Britain and Spain because it would then be an agreement between equals.”

In December 2009, while British soldiers were fighting terrorists in Afghanistan, Andrew Brons said:

“… there is considerable doubt about [Al-Qaeda’s] existence as an [organisation]“.

And he questioned the justification:

“… for placing the Taliban in the same category as Osama Bin Laden and Al Qaida”.

In October 2009 Arthur Kemp, BNP foreign affairs, said that accusations about Iran’s thermo-nuclear weapons programme come “direct from the lie-machine in Washington”.

Kemp said he believed that the “allegations” made against Iran are “politically motivated and totally baseless” and “nothing short of a wicked lie” amplified by the “controlled media”.

Kemp was more concerned about Iranian immigrants than about a nuclear armed Iran. On the issue of a potentially nuclear armed theocracy, Kemp said:

“As long as nations such as Iran keep their excess population from swamping Britain, we have no interest in interfering in their internal affairs”. 

Whenever difficult issues arise abroad the BNP retreats to its comfort zone of conspriacy theories and an obssession with immigration. Instead of flattering fellow nationalists from Spain and around the world, the BNP should concentrate on not selling our sovereignty, national interest and British citizens simply to avoid an uncomfortable argument infront of foreign journalists.

Most British voters can see if you can’t trust Nick Griffin on Gibraltar or terror then how could you trust him on other issues like the Falklands or Britain’s economy?

Maurice Cousins 

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The BNP say they are the only true patriots. But their words and actions tell a different story.

Nick Griffin continues to tolerate and promote Mark Collett who claims the Royal Family have “betrayed” Britain and should be ”wiped out”. Collett has said,

“The Royals have betrayed their people. When we’re in power they’ll be wiped out and we’ll get some Germans to rule properly.”

Griffin used the Buckingham Palace summer 2009 invite to his political advantage, knowing that it would mask the unpatriotic beliefs of BNP core supporters who believe the Queen is a “traitor” a “liar” and a “bitch”.

Equally, the BNP refuses to condemn supporters such as the Green Arrow, who said on the Queen’s 2009 Christmas message:

“F**k you and your descendants you treasonous bitch”.

The Green Arrow then wrote:

“She is no Monarch of England or the UK, she is a craven coward who has betrayed Our Trust … The Queen has committed Treason, we must now commit Sedition as Our Patriotic Duty. Long Live the British National Party.”

In January 2010 the Green Arrow, a BNP supporting blog, attacked the Queen for signing government legislation. The GA author said on his personal blog: “[She is a] liar and a traitor to her people”.

Ordinary voters will have nothing to do with a hypocritical and unpatriotic party that refuses to condemn revolting insults to the Queen.

Maurice Cousins

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