If there is one positive thing about the emergency budget delivered by George Osborne is that it’s giving headaches to the Labour councillors in Barking & Dagenham.

So far the the council’s £18m primary school fund was slashed down to £4.8m.

However the soaring influx of new residents and the increase of the birthrate from 2,380 in 2001 to 3,619 in 2008 means there is more demand for school places.

Cllr Rocky Gill, cabinet member for education, said: “This news comes as a complete kick in the teeth for our borough.”

As expected Labour councillors are blaming government for any cuts in essential services and they clearly believe that people in Barking & Dagenham are thick like the “antifascists” that helped them to get elected.

Very few people (if any) in the borough support George Osborne but they know very well that it was Labour that created this problem in the first place by swamping the borough with immigrants in order to dilute the electoral base of the British National Party.

Without this influx there wouldn’t be any need to build any new schools as there wouldn’t be any shortage of school places and long-term residents never wanted this enrichment in the first place.

However what really worried labour councillors is that they cannot continue the ethnic cleansing of the borough.

Without new schools it will be hard to convince people (even ethnics) to move into the borough, as Jon Cruddas admitted last week, and this means that in 2014 the BNP has still the chance to get councillors elected.

In the meantime life for Labour is getting really hard.

Apart from the cuts in funding from central government the council must save £43m in the next three years (instead of the £36m predicted) and the next fiscal year it will have to save £5.5m in addition to the £14m already planned.

The BNP knew that the situation was really bad and this is why we planned to cut wasteful spending.

Given that Labour is not going to end funding to politically correct projects, interpreters, translations, immigration-only groups, close down the council newspapers and reduce the salaries of senior civil servants you can expect deep cuts in essential services.

How people will react is anybodies guess but at least Labour will have to pay the price for their own arrogance and contempt to voters.

Who knows, maybe the UAF and Searchlight did us a favour, after all what’s better for nationalists than watching the Labour party digging its own grave?

GIUSEPPE DE SANTIS

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A new website exposes Margaret Hodge MP, the  new website exposes the failings of Barking MP Margaret Hodge. The site, all about Margaret, can be viewed at www.margarethodge.info  It delves into her expense claims, splits within the local Labour group, mishandling of the Islington child abuse scandal and much more. Essential reading for all those foolish enough to be thinking of giving her their vote at the next General Election!

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Last Saturday in Barking we had an interesting guest accompany us on our regular leafleting session. Francesca Paci, an Italian journalist. She had heard of me!!, and she wanted to learn more about the BNP.

Nationalists will notice there are no references to the BNP being a bunch of racist thugs, and she gave a picture of us that no one in the UK would ever, ever  dare print.

Her reference to the ‘working class’ is relevant, because ‘La Stampa’ is read by the many thousands who work directly or indirectly for Fiat, the Italian carmaker.

There is an unusual quote that Britons may not know,  ”The working class goes to heaven”.

This refers to an Elio Petri’ film, “The working class goes to heaven”, the story of a factory worker fighting for better working conditions. It was made in 1972, during a time that workers were striking against their greedy employers and trying to change Italian politics.

The film interestingly, puts the spotlight on the indifference of the politicians to the working class; the supposed “Socialists” who should have been supporting the workers, sound familiar?

Ms Paci is the London correspondent of ‘La Stampa’, a Turin based daily; the translated article follows.

By Francesca Paci.

Peter works for a marketing company, Dave works for a construction company, Rory was a shop assistant but he lost his job a few months ago. At 11am they are all in front of the subway station in Becontree, remote eastern outskirts of London, about forty men and women between 30 and 50 years too late perhaps for the appointment with their life but punctual with the only party they believe will promise them redemption. A quarter of a century ago, probably they would have marched under the banner of socialism. Today, victims of economic and cultural globalization they show proudly the British National Party’ badge, the British far right party that from a modest 6% started to capitalize on the lost illusions of the Blair’ dreams.

“Come on boys, the elections are not won by sitting in the living room.” Slicked-back hair, square-toed shoes, full cream suit without an overcoat, Richard BARNBROOK, representative of the BNP in the London Assembly, braving cold to galvanize the militants with the red nose like the factory’ workers before dismissal typical of the first Ken Loach’ movies. The day is long but so is the list of families to contact door-to door and mark with an X in favor, opposed, uncertain. In Barking, a historic Labor party’ stronghold, the BNP already occupies 12 of the 51 seats: if on May 6 local elections, gained another 14, it would have the majority and control of the area, an historic victory for the pariahs of Westminster.

“So far, the electoral system has kept us away from the parliament but we are gaining supports on the ground where the people are tired of politicians, Europe, third-world immigrants,” says Giuseppe De Santis, 30-years old, from Catanzaro, the only foreigner in the BNP. Bob, a former window-fitter now unemployed is waiting with the engine running in the Ford Mondeo with loads of leaflets against the Labor Party that has changed the demography in Barking in its favour, (it was once 95% British working class), by assigning thousands of council houses to immigrants. Until a few months ago, the party’ constitution excluded non-whites from membership but then, after the intervention of the court, an Asian candidate, Rajinder Singh, applied for membership, a Sikh that will never forgive Muslims for his father’s death during the partition of ‘India in 1947. De Santis is Italian but there is no risk he will be confused with the Africans, the Pakistanis, the Chinese that through the neighborhood look with barely concealed suspicion BNP activists at work and, in doubt, he speaks only English.

“Racist and fascist, are the shame of the country ‘heats Margaret H., 58, a former maths teacher, weeding in the garden of the chalet in Roycraft avenue. “It’s about time somebody said no to multiculturalism that steals our work and roots” says, like two thirds of his fellow British, the 31 year old bricklayer Ralph. A door slammed in my face it’s worth another that opens: Ken, how to repair the roof and shakes hands like Ivan Drago in Rocky IV, the blonde Corry, Tony Mason, earrings and jeans with the hem lengthened given to him by someone taller than him.

“The BNP is not only appeals to unemployed workers but also to the middle class, skilled employees who share the fear of immigration and the disenchantment for the political class” notes Daniele Albertazzi, an expert on the new right of the University of Birmingham. Excluded from the mainstream media, the extreme right has specialized in door to door and online activism: “The first-past the post’ system psychologically discourage voters from voting a party without a chance, but if 2 members can make it to Brussels and others become councilors people will believe that things can change even at national level. ” In 1983, 83% of Britons believed that Tory and Labor were different, now this belief is shared by just one voter in five. If the BNP would get somewhere near the 30% majority it needs it would be enough to bring Nick Griffin in Westminster. Difficult, admits Albertazzi, but not impossible. Peter and the others believe it: if the working class did not go to heaven after all, the fault is not theirs.

GIUSEPPE DE SANTIS

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The self-appointed, pompous and sententious Mathew D’Ancona loves any excuse to stick his verbal knife in the BNP’s ribs and whitter on in vitriolic and baseless attack, endlessly, in hugely self-important style as if he and only he is suddenly the guardian of Britain’s Social Conscience.

http://www.thisislondon.co.uk/standard/article-23805912-beware-the-bnp-has-never-been-more-dangerous.do

This time around, his focus is the BNP’s fairly natural decision to admit non-Caucasian members: always remembering that this perhaps un-natural decision was forced by the threat of legal action from that bastion of Left Wing Ideology and wannabe creators of NuLab’s Pie-in-the-Sky Utopian egalitarian multicultural Shangri La, the Equality and Human Rights Commission: you know, that cumbersome monolith determined to destroy the remnants of what was a once proud and great nation.

D’Ancona meanders on, foaming at the mouth about BNP’s security apparat: and thereafter maintains the party has never lost in roots in knuckle dragging Neanderthals etc: well, Mathew, I don’t know if you have been out for a pint, lately, but since you proudly boast you reside in London’s East End, then you will probably have noticed that most pubs these days boast a couple of your specimen Neanderthals on the door: let’s face it, any publicised BNP private event becomes the instant target for a would-be invasion from those well behaved groups such as the UAF Rent-A-Mob!

Now such as the UAF were seen, for example, trying anything to storm the BBC hallowed portals when Nick Griffin appeared on question time: and this bag of scruffy, quasi-literate unshaven, body-pierced, heavily tattooed cagoule-wearing misfits are not actually the precise type one would want to take home to meet Mum for tea!

However, in the spavined and myopic gaze of the superior being, D’Ancona, no doubt their sartorial eccentricities and lack of ablutionary exercise can be ignored in the common cause of perpetuating the Ivory Tower miasmic fantasies of the Bleeding Heart Lefty Do-Gooders.

This constant denigration of BNP and its membership and repetition by the far left of the skinhead dramas of days of yore, flies in the face of example: France became so mired in party politics for the pure sake of politics and self-elevation by politicians, that in 2002, Jean Marie Le Pen chased Chirac into second place in the first round of the presidential election! Chirac polling 5.6 million and Le Pen, 4.8 votes.

Must we then conclude that France is a nation of knuckle-draggers?

Far from it; it is now a far more cultured and stable country than Britain!

In an earlier critique of Mr D’Ancona’s nonsensical rant, I suggested he wake up and smell the coffee: the core-reason so many seriously consider voting BNP is simply because they are wholly disenfranchised, ignored, disregarded and marginalized by a political system in meltdown: yet simultaneously, expected to shoulder the lion’s share of the taxation burden which enables it!

This ignorant scribe then goes on to one again recount the utter myths of the benefits of what he calls “Economic Migration”: and avers Britain is a sort of temporary refuge: a place where the vision and essential national structure never actually existed: and then whitters away, listing a string of immigrant groups who “made” Britain.

As one who can proudly trace his antecedents to Tudor England, I personally take grave exception to such calumny!

His ignorance of British social and ethnic history and the specific history of migration to these shores is absolutely astounding in its fallaciousness!

He reels off racial groups such as Jews, Anglo-Saxons, Vikings, Normans and even Huguenots: however, as always with these attempted and facile attempts at justification he misses four critically important points. First most of this migration was archaic; second, the incomers brought economically important craft skills – the Huguenots, for example bringing essential abilities for the time, in gold and silver smithing, metal working, weaving and leather working; next, they all integrated, learned the local language and added to it.

Finally, there is the little matter of time scale.

The mass migration we have suffered since it’s beginning in the late 1960s, accelerated throughout the 1970s: and reached its unsustainable peak once NuLab came to power, from 1997 onwards: to the point where over 30% of people living in London were not born in Britain!

Passing through the Clapton-Beck concert, D’Ancona then illustrates his utter total slavering ignorance of the roots and genesis of modern popular music: desperately trying to award absolute accreditation to Black music and musicians!

Neatly bypassing Appalachian folk roots and how these owed their true origin to Irish and Scottish immigrants way back when.

More study necessary, D’Ancona! See me after class!

Finally he turns to his heroine: the oleaginous and obnoxious Margaret Hodge and his fear she will probably be unseated at the next general election in Barking.

We can only hope so!

What is apparent to me, is how many people from all social, income and political backgrounds are much tempted by the BNP as a cogent and logical optional choice for their vote: let’s face it, there is little, in truth to chose between Call Me Dave and his Bullingdon mate Twee Georgie Osbourne, the vacuous Nick Clegg and his coterie of Pinko Bleeding Hearts or what now passes as Labour. All of these professional politicians seek self-preference, power and a chance at the financial feeding trough of state.

For the voter and tax payer they have little if any respect: the only persons they do respect are those who throw large amounts of cash their way in return for influence and special interest legislation!

Those vacillating voters need urgently to emerge from the closet, stand up and be counted: if not, then this once proud nation, debt-ridden, collapsed infrastructure and socially, increasingly mired in effective anarchy and chaos, will simply descend finally into the morass of insignificance and become precisely what such as D’Ancona fear: a sort of Third World Fascist Banana Republic, where the rich become ever richer and remote; and the poor and previously middle-class, live cheek-by-jowl in a Devil take the Hindmost sewer.

Charles Hinchliffe

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Barking and Dagenham Post Councillors Cllrs Spring Cleaning

The above insipid article by the Labour biased Barking and Dagenham Post seeks to down play the chaos in the local Labour party. The recent revolt and chaos stems from the interference of Margaret Hodge MP for Barking and her sock puppets Domonic Twomey and Darren Rodwell who seem to have more power than the local Council Leader Liam Smith. Twomey who is not even a local councillor but the son of one is well known for his roughshod bullying style. Twomey and Hodge have joined forces to get rid of any councillors they regard as ‘trouble’. This includes some councillors who have been outspoken of the ‘loony left direction’ the party is taking. Others are objectors to the ‘Africans for Essex’ programme and the swamping of Barking and Dagenham with Africans. Disgruntled councillors have made their feelings clear in the comments section of this ARTICLE in Tribune.

Some councillors have decided not to go quietly and have gone independent causing further upheavals. Others have been more vocal about the way they have been treated. Cllr Val Rush was censured by the Labour group for a foul mouth tirade after she was given the news about her deselection. The BNP believe Cllr Rush has every right to be outraged about her treatment.  Others have decided to post their views on the chaos and infighting on blogs.  One such blog can be found HERE

The problem is the local labour party is run by bullies and fear and intimadation is what governs. Pretty much how Hitler and Stalin made their people do there bidding but in the end this is not sustainable. Bullies never win and cowards are shown up to be what they are. The local BNP are benefiting from this situation and are in talks with a number of sympathetic Labour Councillors who have expressed a wish to stand at the next local elections.

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                                                                       British National Party Budget 2009/2010

Compiled and Presented by

Councillor Robert Bailey, Mr Chris Forster

Introduction

The British National Party is delivering its budget for 2009/10 when Britain is facing economic meltdown. The Labour Party and Gordon Brown promised an end to boom and bust and this has now been exposed as a lie.

The duty of this council is to provide essential services to the boroughs residents. This Labour council has wasted money on immigrants, employing more middle managers, non jobs, self promotion, and political correctness. The residents of this borough are sick to the back teeth of this mismanagement of their money and demand a return to fiscal prudence and commonsense.

The BNP budget recognizes that this council cannot afford to house and provide services to all sorts of migrants the majority who are only here temporarily and who provide no benefits to the local economy. It also recognizes the failure and poison of political correctness and multiculturalism and the cost of it to local residents. The BNP budget furthermore seeks where possible to do away with agency and contracting services and instead improve service delivery by the council and where possible to employ British people in British jobs.

The BNP budget has identified significant savings of just over £10 million pounds. If implemented the BNP budget would mean a reduction of council tax by nearly 4%. The budget also includes projects which would deliver major savings of tens of millions of pounds for years to come.

Labours budget on the other hand offers a freeze in council tax yet an increase in basic rent and service charges by nearly 7%. Communal heating charges are set to go up by an unprecedented 10%. The idea that you can offer a council tax freeze whilst putting up council rent and communal charges is obscene and underhand. The BNP budget would not only reduce council tax it would freeze council service charges and communal heating charges

The BNP budget proposes as follows:

Adult & Community Services

Passenger Transport Services

We will make £200,000 pounds available for eco vehicles to eliminate the cost of paying for private taxi services.

Older Persons – Commissioned Services

This Labour council will increase the costs of meals delivered to the elderly residents of the borough by private contractors. The BNP will seek to reduce the costs of providing meals on wheels by bringing the service in-house and aim to deliver more meals to the poor and elderly people of this borough. We do not anticipate any extra costs from this change but savings to be made in the long term.

CCTV, Community Safety and Parks Police, Substance Misuse and Youth Offending Service

These functions will be put under the management of the Head of Environmental & Enforcement services bringing an administrative and support saving of £200,000.

Community & Development

Voluntary organisations which are racist and discriminatory in their ethos and operation and not accessible to the entire taxpaying population will be axed.

These include:

• Ethnic Minority Partnership Association

• Arabic Speaking Women

• Barking Muslim & Cultural Society

• Community Active Support

• London Francophone Programme

• Race Equality Council

• Faith Forum

• LGBT Forum

• Refugee Network B & D

• CIIL

• B & D African Welfare Association

• African Youth League

• Praxis International Research

• Punjabi Welfare

• Quaker Social Action

• Somali Women’s Association

• Yu Hua Chinese Association

• International Gospel & Health Group

• Turkish Women

It is anticipated that axing these grants will save in excess of 250,000 pounds to the taxpayer this year and considerable sums in the future.

Community Halls

The running of community halls will be brought back in-house. We will reduce the 700,000 pounds deficit to 350,000 pounds by reducing hourly charges and properly marketing the facilities to commercial and community groups.

Equalities & Diversity

The BNP will not fund activities which are an unnecessary burden on the taxpayer and every other council department. Moving people from these non jobs and removing this politically correct nonsense for council business will save 200,000 pounds.

Children’s Services Department

Family & Targeted Support

The BNP believes that children in Education require discipline, not social workers and, to this end this unit will be scrapped and any residual function will be picked up by other departments. Saving of 750,000 pounds.

Schools (Capital Borrowing – Non Budget Item)

It is proposed by the BNP to build a school catering for all children with special needs on Barking Riverside. The present arrangement of delivering services to these children through a mixture of service providers and in various locations causes upset and distress to children and their parents. It also equates to variable standards. The Council Finance Department has estimated that the sum of 20 million pounds would enable the building of a state of the art facility for the children in this borough. The cost of borrowing would be insignificant with many benefits accruing to the council and the parents of the children. Anticipated annual savings of 5 million pounds can be made. The new school will be placed under the management of Trinity Special Schools who will also be encouraged to make the school profitable in the long term.

Residential Care Providers (Capital Borrowing – Non Budget Item)

We will build a 15 million pounds specialist boarding school on council owned land and with a 2 million pound staff budget and cost of capital, save 10 million pounds per year.

Other Care Providers (Non Budget Item)

Whilst this is not a direct saving to the borough’s taxpayers, as the service is centrally funded, it is in the borough resident’s broader interests not to attract asylum seekers or migrants to come and live here. We will eliminate the asylum service which costs 4 million pounds a year to run.

Catering Services

It is anticipated that savings of 100,000 pounds can be made by chopping the supply of halal meat to all educational facilities.

Customers Services Department

Refuse Collection

It is recognised that the introduction of wheelie bins should reduce the amount of employees in refuse collection. However, it is intended that there should be no redundancies and that the staff surplus should be given other tasks in dealing with refuse and recycling to increase the green credentials of the borough.

Cleansing

We will allow 200,000 pounds to fund the purchase of new sweeping and cleansing vehicles.

Vehicle Fleet

We will make available £1,000,000 to fund the purchase of eco vehicles and 400,000 pounds for staffing and running costs making a saving of 100,000 pounds against taxis and minicabs . We will increase the vehicle pool by including the Mayor’s cars as available for any appropriate council use.

Environmental Health & Trading Standards

We will make 200,000 pounds available to recruit extra Environmental Health Officers to focus on food hygiene standards.

Enforcement

We have detailed earlier that Enforcement will take on some functions from other departments. In line with its new emphasis it will take over the security contract from TAG K9 which is estimated to be worth £2.9 million pounds in 08/09. We would also recruit 12 more street wardens as part of the new Barking and Dagenham Enforcement Section at a cost of 500,000 pounds.

Cemeteries

We will make 300,000 pounds for the construction of visitors’ centers and toilet facilities at the borough’s three cemeteries.

Parks & Open Spaces (Operational)

We will place a freeze on any increases to the charges for sports facilities. This will be a cost of 25,000 pounds.

Arboriculture

We will save 25,000 pounds of agency costs by investing 80,000 pounds in machinery and staff to do the job.

Registration Service

We will balance the books of the Registration Service, making a saving of 50,000 pounds by increasing the charge for Citizenship ceremonies.

National Non-Domestic Rates

We will apply a discretionary 10% discount for existing and new payers of this tax. The BNP understands that in these economic circumstances, the council should help the business community as much as it can.

General Housing (Non Budget Item)

The council currently has 520 families in private landlord rented accommodation as emergency housing. This is costing the borough in the region of 6 million pounds per annum. The BNP will provide a temporary accommodation site based on unused brownfield sites developed with mains drainage and electricity at a cost of 1 million pounds and hard standing and paths at a cost of 1 million pounds and equipped with previously used caravans at a cost of 500,000 pounds. 500,000 pounds will be allowed for management and maintenance of the site producing an annual saving of 3 million pounds. It is anticipated that this site could be in operation within six months delivering savings this budget year.

We will scrap the MCIL Scheme which discriminates against local people and and return to the points based system. The aim is to put local people at the front of the queue for council housing.

Regeneration

Public Conveniences

Management of the public conveniences facilities will be put under Environment, bringing about a saving of 20,000 pounds through rationalisation.

Skills Learning & Enterprise Services

Although the 630,000 pounds costs are reclaimed from agencies, we will cease to operate this unit as it is likely to be an attraction to refugees and to attract them to the borough. It then ultimately leads them to draw on the resources of the borough.

Olympic Unit

We will scrap the Olympic Unit saving 300,000 pounds. We will define the objectives within the general role of sports centres allowing 150,000 pounds to do this, making a net saving of 150,000 pounds.

Events

We will reduce the budget from 400,000 pounds to 200,000 pounds making a saving of 200,000 pounds. We will place a function of presenting free classical concerts at the Barking Festival and at the Dagenham Show on the Leisure, Arts and Events section. There will also be provision for a St George’s Day celebration.

Commercial & Other Properties

To address the economic climate we will reduce new and existing rents to maintain existing tenants and attract new ones. Whilst we would envisage this would not result in any net cost, we would allow for a reduction of 200,000 pounds in income as part of the cost of maintaining the local economy.

Withdrawal from Commercial Rented Premises

The BNP does not believe that the council should be paying private landlords for use of buildings. In line with this philosophy, a BNP council would withdraw from all rented private premises. We would anticipate savings in the commercial rented sector of 500,000 pounds.

Car Parks

We will build a new public car park on the site of Rogers Roaddepot to serve this industrial area and Dagenham stations which will cost 600,00 pounds.

Housing Services (Non Budget Item)

It is not fair that council tenants pick up the bill for Labour’s mismanagement of the economy and Council Housing stock. The BNP unfortunately has no control over rent increases. Labour is putting up basic rent and tenant service charges, an average of 6.78% for 2009/10, which equates to an extra £5 a week council tenants will have to find. The BNP will freeze the services part of the rent increase at its current level. The BNP will not put up communal heating charges which are due to increase by 10 per cent.

Resources Department

Partnerships & Communications

We will make 10,000 pounds available for new machinery for the print unit and 50,000 for additional staff. We will reduce the external print budget by 200,000 pounds by in-house printing of all documents and the elimination of The Citizen, People Matters, Spotlight in hard copy. All Council journals would in the future be available on line. Other necessary information will be compiled by the council for a cheap as possible broadsheet for printing by the print unit. The Council broadsheet would be impartial and restricted to council information matters. It certainly would not aim to replace our excellent local newspapers.

Human Resources

Whilst we appreciate the need to run a Personnel Department, we see no benefit to the public from Gender Equality Schemes or Equality & Diversity Programmes and to account for this, we will slash the budget by 1,000,000 pounds. Although we note from the officers that the 2008/09 service budget is 357,000 pounds we are of the view that this subject, together with celebrating diversity is of such importance to the council that we are inclined to believe that the real figure is much higher.

Marketing and Communications

Marketing and Communications department will make savings of one million pounds. All staff and non staff adverts will be directed towards the Councils Internet website or for inclusion in the new council weekly broadsheet produced in house. Total expected savings £2,000,000.

Strategic Finance & Audit

We will make 150,000 pounds available to the Internal Audit section to recruit staff that will specialize in cost effectiveness studies.

Kestrel Project (Non Budget Item)

The Kestrel Project is to be axed from the Capital Programme saving 139,000 pounds. The money will be used for the renaming of all streets and buildings dedicated to Labour Party activists and members.

Conclusion

If this budget is accepted by the assembly it would mark a return to commonsense and the putting of local people first in the queue for housing and services. This budget is financially sustainable and robust. It would deliver millions of pounds of savings not just this year but in consequent years. It is business friendly, provides jobs opportunities for local people, improves the boroughs green credentials, and puts money back in local people’s pockets. It aims to abolish political correctness and multiculturalism which fosters racism and separatism and which works against the interests of British people. If adopted it will mark a watershed in politics in this country and provide a beacon of hope to the people of this Great nation. Thank You.

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