03 September 2010
by Carlos Cortiglia
Never before in the history of the British National Party started in 1982 has the expression ‘playing by the rules’ been so relevant. In the heat of politics, people very often forget that, regardless of personal views, we must always stick…
Posted in Politics0 Comments
03 September 2010
by Giuseppe De Santis
One of the arguments used by the antifascists to deter people voting BNP is to deliver smear leaflets accusing BNP councillors of being useless, ineffective and failing to attend meetings. Nationalists know that there are BNP councillors that are hardworking but the MSM never say a word about them as this would be against the NUJ guidelines.
Posted in Misc, Politics0 Comments
02 September 2010
by Carlos Cortiglia
The Director General of the BBC has come out and said that the BBC ‘used to be biased towards the left’ but that ‘the BBC has changed.’ Mmm…. mmm… and more mmm… I worked for the BBC from 1989 until 1994 and…
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02 September 2010
by Barking and Dagenham
DEFEND FREE SPEECH Tuesday 7th September Location: Royal Courts of Justice, Central London. Please attend our demonstration in support of BNP leader Nick Griffin,who is facing jail for standing up to Trevor Phillips and co. Time TBC but plan for…
Posted in Misc4 Comments
02 September 2010
by Giuseppe De Santis
The same weekend that nationalists attended the indigenous family weekend more than a million people attended a “largely peaceful” Notting Hill Carnival at the weekend, marred only by a handful of thugs throwing stones at police. Scotland Yard said overall crime was down by almost a third with 235 arrests over the two days, most of them for drugs offences.
Posted in Immigration, Law/Order10 Comments
02 September 2010
by screamingmad
Western forces fighting in southern Afghanistan had a problem. Too often, soldiers on patrol passed an older man walking hand-in-hand with a pretty young boy. Their behavior suggested he was not the boy's father. Then, British soldiers found that young Afghan men were actually trying to "touch and fondle them," military investigator AnnaMaria Cardinalli told me. "The soldiers didn't understand."
Posted in Misc4 Comments
01 September 2010
by Victoria
Much like the Nazis of the Second World War era who installed themselves at every level of public office to control people’s lives and enrich themselves the Labour Party in Barking and Dagenham are now looking to infiltrate and control…
Posted in Misc, Society4 Comments
01 September 2010
by Carlos Cortiglia
Four Israelis were killed in the West Bank, including a pregnant woman, and Palestinian crowds celebrated and congratulated themselves for the assassinations. This happened at the same time when Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is in the United States trying…
01 September 2010
by Carlos Cortiglia
We did not say it. Tony Blair said it. The Labour leader that won the 1997 General Election for the Labour Party after 18 years of a Conservative Government openly described Brown as a disaster that led to the demise…
31 August 2010
by Giuseppe De Santis
In spite of the huge amount of money raised to finance charitable initiatives in poor countries, it's as clear as mud how much of it really reach the people that need it most.
Posted in Law/Order, Misc2 Comments
31 August 2010
by Giuseppe De Santis
We all know that the establishment puts an enormous amount of effort into destroying the British National Party. Thus far they have failed, but they will not give up.
Posted in Immigration, Politics4 Comments
30 August 2010
by Carlos Cortiglia
None other than Peter Mandelson raised the alert about the return to Rabies Labour characterized by Clause Four Block Voting. Those who were around when Tony Blair was trying to get Labour elected remember the efforts of John Prescott as…
Posted in Politics5 Comments
29 August 2010
by Carlos Cortiglia
As the prices of family daily food shopping baskets rise and rise amid fears of hundreds of thousands of job losses, the Deputy Governor of the Bank of England, Charles Bean, indicates that the institution will use ‘all powers’ if there is another…
29 August 2010
by Carlos Cortiglia
Right at the beginning of Ramadan, Pakistani criket players stand accused of ‘selling themselves’ by fooling around with balls. Since the Koranic Justice dictates about ’cutting body parts’ sentences, I wonder what would be in place when cricket players are linked to…
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28 August 2010
by Carlos Cortiglia
It was reported today that Russian Akula Class Submarines have been tracking British Vanguard Submarines operating from the British Naval Base in Faslane. Senior British Naval Officers fear that should the Russian Akula Submarines manage to record the acoustic signature…
28 August 2010
by Giuseppe De Santis
There must be something wrong with Trevor Phillips, the Guyana-born chief of the EHRC. First he started a legal action against the British National Party because our constitution didn't allow non-whites to become members and forced us to change this.
Posted in Economy, Law/Order9 Comments
28 August 2010
by Carlos Cortiglia
The Trade Union movement financially fed by the former Labour government is now threatening to withdraw financial support provided to the Labour Party if the Labour Party elects the Leader that they do not want. It is short of putting…
Posted in Politics4 Comments
27 August 2010
by Carlos Cortiglia
You might believe that Queen Elizabeth II is also the Head of State of Canada. Well, she isn’t! In reality she is not the Head of State of a country whose citizens lost their lives fighting for Britain in two…
Posted in Politics5 Comments
27 August 2010
by Carlos Cortiglia
When they mention the figures – not less than 25 billion pound – you might end up thinking that the discussion is about a huge enterprise, a sort of Star Wars defense system. The reality is quite the opposite. Britain…
Posted in Politics0 Comments
27 August 2010
by Carlos Cortiglia
What is a country? A country are people who identify themselves as one Nation. They definitely need a territory to guarantee their most fundamental rights. Putting aside financial mismanagement and corruption of past administrations, what the previous administration did was to ensure the deletion…
Posted in Politics6 Comments
Added on 20 August 2010
Playing by the Rules
BNP councillor has the best attendance record on Morley Town Council
BBC biased? Who could say such a thing?
Defend Free Speech & Bring Our Boys Home:Lets Demonstrate
Notting Hill Carnival a success say Police
Dying to Protect Cultural Paedophiles!
Allegations of Corruption within Barking and Dagenham Council
Islam celebrates assassination of pregnant woman
Brown=Emotional Intelligence Zero
Charity Commission criticises African Aids Action over personal expenses
