26 January 2012
by Giuseppe De Santis
As the campaign for the GLA has now started there is an interesting news from the Croydon Advertiser. According to the local paper Labour’s London Assembly candidate for Croydon and Sutton has been disqualified as a primary school governor. Louisa …
26 January 2012
by Carlos Cortiglia
Is Margaret Hodge actively engaged in promoting ethnic and religious violence? During the 2010 General Election campaign, Margaret Hodge told an audience of African descent in Barking and Dagenham that her political opponents intended to throw all of them into …
Posted in Politics9 Comments
24 January 2012
by David Izzard
Is the game a sport or a political football to be passed around from one group to another? In recent months the game has turned with the tactics of players and managers making it one of the most verbal and …
Posted in Misc, Politics5 Comments
24 January 2012
by Carlos Cortiglia
Julie Davies – the non-teaching teacher – earns more than 300,000 Pound Julie Davies doesn’t teach since 2000 but since then she has received from Haringey Council between 35,000 and 45,000 Pound a year as English Teacher at Northumberland Park Community …
Posted in Misc, Politics2 Comments
23 January 2012
by Carlos Cortiglia
The headline is “Slum landlords put thousands at risk in squalid ‘sheds with beds’. The slums are the direct consequence of 19 Conservative plus 13 Labour Years. After all the crap talk about health, safety and racism, Conservative, Labour and …
Posted in Misc, Politics6 Comments
22 January 2012
by Carlos Cortiglia
Fraud and Multiculturalism are linked in the most insidious way, including false declarations of expenses, subletting of social housing property, nepotism and many other examples of wrongdoing. If you try and denounce the wrongs in society, you risk being called …
Posted in Misc, Politics2 Comments
22 January 2012
by Giuseppe De Santis
It’s a well known fact that many council tenants sublet their council house or flat even if local authorities do nothing as many of those tenants are immigrants and therefore local politicians don’t want to be accused of being racist. …
Posted in Misc, Politics3 Comments
21 January 2012
by Giuseppe De Santis
Nationalists may remember how a Labour Councillor from Liverpool came close to the venue where the BNP was holding the conference and asked us to leave. Of course we didn’t but it seems the Marxists running Liverpool Council are using …
Posted in Politics0 Comments
20 January 2012
by Carlos Cortiglia
All the talk about Nazism, Fascism and Racism is a smoke screen to try and hide the fact the Britain is falling apart. More than 3 million officially unemployed More than 7 million unofficially unemployed and depending on others to …
Posted in Politics15 Comments
18 January 2012
by Giuseppe De Santis
Probably very few nationalists are aware that on Thursday the 9th of February an election will take place in Towcester to elect a county councillor and the British National Party will contest this election. Having said that the most interesting …
Posted in Politics6 Comments
17 January 2012
by Carlos Cortiglia
Councillor Shelina Akhtar, who became Councillor in Tower Hamlets after standing for the Labour Party in 2010, is now an Independent (whatever Independent means since it looks and feels as part of the Islamic takeover of Tower Hamlets) is a …
Posted in Politics5 Comments
16 January 2012
by London Regional Organiser
After the state persecution of two men and their families in South London with what some people are calling a fit-up show trial and further destruction of a fair legal system. The indigenous people of that part of South London …
Posted in Misc, Politics12 Comments
16 January 2012
by Carlos Cortiglia
India might be a rising economy but, paradoxically, has some of the poorest people of the world living in abject conditions that make them vulnerable to deadly diseases that can spread to the rest of the world that come in …
Posted in Politics4 Comments
16 January 2012
by Giuseppe De Santis
Number of foreign murderers in UK jails soars 86 per cent It’s a well known fact that the main reason why British prisons are heavily overcrowded is the huge number of foreign criminals that shouldn’t be in this country in …
Posted in Law/Order2 Comments
15 January 2012
by Carlos Cortiglia
The Saints of the British National Party keep marching in. In a cold London, British National Party activists have been bringing in warmth to long suffering Londoners. “We Shall Overcome” is the message of a very active bunch of activists …
Posted in Politics2 Comments
11 January 2012
by Carlos Cortiglia
Under the headline “Osborne v Salmond: poker game of the year” Alice Thompson of The Times writes ‘coming from a mixed-race family, half-English, half-Scottish’”. No wonder Britain is falling apart when members of the so-called mass media show stupidity or …
Posted in Politics15 Comments
09 January 2012
by Carlos Cortiglia
Paradox: Racism witch-hunt is an expression of Racial Power. Dianne Abbot, a militant racist, reached her position by being nice to those she secretly envies and despises. As she felt more reassured regarding her position she decided to be more open …
Posted in Politics7 Comments
08 January 2012
by Giuseppe De Santis
While MSM are busy with their anti-white and anti-British propaganda following the trial for the murder of Stephen Lawrence, another negative consequence of mass immigration has being laid bare by the Evening Standard. According to the London-based neewspaper counter terrorism …
Posted in Misc5 Comments
05 January 2012
by Carlos Cortiglia
So here we go. A racist Labour MP stands accused of what we all knew before: she is a champion of racism against whites, something that fits in with the racism approach to Trade Unions (Black Police Association) and racist …
Posted in Politics27 Comments
04 January 2012
by Giuseppe De Santis
Nationalists know extremely well that it’s hard for them to find jobs as employers prefer to hire East European immigrants because they get very low salaries and work for longer hours. Whatever politicians and MSM say this is something that …
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