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MPs salaries to go up again?

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MPs salaries to go up again?


In spite of Mr. Brown’s drumming about freezing salaries in the public sector, it has just been announced that MPs salaries are going to go up again when tens of thousands are about to lose their jobs because of budget cuts. This confirms, once again, that Members of Parliament are a class of their own and are totally detached from the realities ordinary Britons have to contend with on a daily basis.

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PCS: up to 270,000 civil servants on strike

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PCS: up to 270,000 civil servants on strike


In what is called the biggest industrial unrest since 1987, the Public and Commercial Services union 48 hour strike will hit courts of justice, ports, jobcentres, welfare benefit offices, tax management centres and even emergency police call centres and leads to the cancellation of driving tests and court cases.

Government departments are affected including passport services and additional strikes are planned during the campaign for the General Election. This is nothing compared to what will happen as soon as budget cuts are officially announced in April 2010 when the so called spring budget is delivered. By then, the Government would have made a decision regarding major redundancies and about VAT on food.

In fact, the present strike was brought about by changes of regulations affecting redundancy payments and trade union leaders talked about workers being ‘ripped up’. I wonder what jobcentre workers are thinking at the moment when their own jobs are on the line. Even those employed to help the unemployed are  in fear of losing their jobs.

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Labour Sponsors Terrorism

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Labour Sponsors Terrorism


As more and more British soldiers die in Afghanistan thanks to the Labour government that now is trying to deny that they cut the defense budget while British troops were facing the greatest challenges in the battlefields, once again the Labour government has been caught redhanded. For many years, under the title ‘Multiculturalism’, Labour has financed Islamic extremists like IFE that are infiltrating British politics and using religious temples to indoctrinate and to train their troops that are taking over the running of Britain. Muslims who are not linked to the terrorists have raised the alarm because they themselves know about living under terror regimes ruled by the Religion of Peace. The topping on the cake was the knews that IFE not only has links with AlQaeda and Taliban, but also with Hamas. Who has links with IFE and was elected as MP thanks to IFE? None other than the Respectful politician called George Galloway who publicly thanks IFE for running his election campaign.

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Labour plans VAT on food

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Labour plans VAT on food


The Labour government will charge VAT on food. The tax that will affect mostly the poorest families who are already reducing the amount of food they eat while illnesses due to malnutrition are on the rise is part of a plan being studied at this very minute by the Saviours of the World in order to repay the already unpayable public debt that they have created. This comes on top of the corpse tax and the spying rubbish bins introduced by many local authorities across the country.

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Cannabis Production in West Norwood

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Cannabis Production in West Norwood


A cannabis plantation was discovered just hours ago in West Norwood, Lambeth, Southeast London. The drug plants were being produced by a Chinese group in a three-bedroom house. The Chinese group were tenants that occupied a family home.

The whole affair was discovered by the owner of the property who contacted the Police. As a Police truck was being loaded with plants and electrical equipment used to maintain high temperatures inside the house, it became evident that the drug producers put the entire neighbourhood in danger.

Given the vast amounts of electricity used, several transformers couldn’t cope and the entire building could have been set on fire affecting nearby properties.

Well, well, another example of the consequences of Labour’s Multicultural policies, including gang violence, rapes, muggings, robberies, prostitution networks, peoples’ trafficking, drug production and drug dealing, et cetera, et cetera, et cetera. Britain has absolutely no control of its own borders and has become an easy target for all kinds of criminal activity.

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Identity and Ideology are not the same

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Identity and Ideology are not the same


Identity and ideology are two different words and mean different things. Unfortunately, some still do not understand that identity and ideology are different things. The British National Party is moving forward and fighting for a British Identity while our opponents are locked in the past fighting for ideologies.

David Cameron and others call us ‘a extreme-right wing party’ while Norman Tebbit calls us a ‘left-wing party’. Why? Because they themselves do not understand that we are not talking about Ideology. We are talking about Identity.

Passing laws to try and erase the identity of an entire Nation is wrong because it goes against the fundamental right of any nation to its own existence. Marxist ideology talks about erasing Nations and this is where the idea of class wars arises with all the haves on one side and all the have-nots on the other and without national boundaries. Paradoxically, Marxism and Globalist Capitalism share many of their methods and goals.

There are similarities. In a Marxist State, the State controls the economy and by controlling the economy it has total political control. In Globalist Capitalism, big corporations or multinationals monopolize the economy and influence or make political decisions.

World War One was one of the greatest Marxist disasters. Despite all the spin, the haves and have-nots of one nation fought against the haves and have -nots of other nations because of their different Identities.

Lessons were learnt and today’s Marxists are using Flood Immigration to achieve their political aims getting rid of Identities. So, once again, Marxism and Globalist Capitalism seem to be convenient allies. While one uses flood immigration to destroy Identity for ideological purposes, the other uses flood immigration to destroy Identity for economic purposes. A country without a strong Identity has a government that can be easily handled and they count on it.

John Lennon, a man who greatly enjoyed the riches of Capitalism wrote:

‘Imagine there’s no Heaven. It’s easy if you try. No hell below us, above us only sky. Imagine all the people living for today.

Imagine there’s no countries. It isn’t hard to do. Nothing to kill or die for and no religion too. Imagine all the people, Living life in peace.

You may say that I’m a dreamer, but I’m not the only one. I hope someday you’ll join us and the world will be as one.

Imagine no possessions. I wonder if you can. No need for greed or hunger.  A brotherhood of man. Imagine all the people sharing all the world.

You may say that I’m a dreamer, but I’m not the only one. I hope someday you’ll join us and the world will live as one.”

Behind the lyrics there are powerful political messages, but misguided idealism can lead us into a process of self-destruction. With the so called Equality Laws, Christianity is being destroyed. Attacking fundamental Christian tenets they are destroying the foundations of Christianity. Then the song says that by destroying countries and getting rid of religion there would be nothing to fight or die for and that everybody would then live in peace.  

The next message has to do with possessions and the assumption that without possessions and without greed there would be no hunger and everybody would be living as one. The Socialist culture is based on blaming those who have and accusing them of all the ills of the World while enjoying the benefits of inequality.

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25,000 council jobs on the way out

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25,000 council jobs on the way out


As we get ever more into debt, local authorities face cuts and reports indicate that more than 25,000 jobs will be lost adding to the already high levels of stress. Like in the private sector – the clear example is British airways where workers are turning againts workers – the strains have started to show.

Delaying tactics when it comes to necessary budget cuts are costing enormous amounts of public money. Only in January, Central Government had to borrow more than four billion pound and with diminished Central Government support and taking into account the falling value of the Pound, local authorities face very harsh realities.

Lambeth of all places has been declared the angriest area of Britain due to crime, drugs, unemployment and overpopulation, but the situation could be even worse in areas where known Muslim extremists have joined the Labour Party.

 The Labour Party issued directives stopping certain local branches from selecting their own candidates and it is clear that in case of job losses at local authority level measures will have to be taken  to protect them from Muslim extremists that are infiltrating governmental organizations.

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Labour infiltrated by Muslim Extremists? Mmmmm….

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Labour infiltrated by Muslim Extremists? Mmmmm….


A Labour MP, Jim Fitzpatrick, has denounced that ‘Muslim Extremists’ have infiltrated the Labour Party and that as a consequence of that membership of the Labour Party has risen by 100% in certain areas. So now, they can blame Muslim Extremists for the policies of the Labour Party aimed at destroying British identity. Who is in charge of religious programmes at the BBC? Father Christmas? Should we ask Simon Hughes of the Liberal Democrats about Muslim infiltration? Most importantly, has Mr. Fitzpatrick being listening to some of the statements made by Members of Parliament of his own political party? Has the Church of England been infiltrated too? Not long ago the Archbishop of Canterbury was talking about integrating Sharia Law. What about the Sharia courts that are already operating in this country? Has flood immigration something to do with this ‘infiltration’?

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War Games begin in the South Atlantic

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War Games begin in the South Atlantic


A British destroyer, HMS York, intercepted an Argentine warship near Falkland Islands. Some sources indicated that the explanation given by the crew of the corvette ARA Drummond was that ‘they did not know where they were’.  Argentina is testing British determination and probing British defenses. In 1982, Argentina sent ‘workers’ that proved to be spearhead troops testing the ground for an invasion. All the comments indicating that Argentina is not able to carry out an invasion ’because it does not have the capability to do so’ do not ring true.

ARA Drummond

 The Argentine warship entered waters where oil exploration companies have already started drilling in what is clearly part of the whole spectacle aimed at preparing the Argentine people for an eventual invasion. Just hours ago, demonstrators were burning British flags in Buenos Aires.

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On Strike

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On Strike


Looking at Greece, Italy, Spain, Portugal, France, Germany and now Britain, the word Strike is becoming the word of the day and the next word that comes to mind is ‘unsustainable’. Economic models based on mass consumption, flood immigration and job exports are unsustainable and lead to political instability. The decadence of the USA could be expected as for decades the USA has been soaking in more immigration than it can actually chew in spite of being a country of immigrants. While the Prime Minister and the Leader of the Opposition exchange nice words in the House of Commons, Britain is going downhill.

In April, the last budget before the General Election will be made public and we will then know the real picture that the Labour government has been trying so hard to hide. No wonder the Labour government wants ‘to postpone major cuts until 2011′. All delays come at a price. In January 2010, Central Government borrowed more than 4,000 million pound and it was revealed that just the interest paid for public debt is far more than the entire NHS budget.

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Multicultural Matalan Gang

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Multicultural Matalan Gang


Multicultural Gang

A hardworking Sikh shopkeeper attacked and killed by a multicultural gang. The man in his sixties was hit in the head and left for dead and he died later in hospital as a result of his injuries. Some left-wing publication objects to the words ‘the usual suspects’. We would not use the words ‘the usual suspects’ if they were not the usual suspects. Let us remember the words of Sir Paul Condon who said some years ago that about 70 per cent of crimes were committed by non-whites. Sir Paul did not use the words ‘the usual suspects’, but we all know what he was talking about.

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Functional Families=True Wealth

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Functional Families=True Wealth


As we head towards another General Election, let us remember the basics of any society. In spite of the many disfunctional families that exist around us or the fact that we ourselves might be part of a disfunctional family, the fact remains that disfunctional families or the so called alternative arrangements are not the foundations for a balanced, harmonious and prosperous society.

Wealth alone is not the secret of endless happiness and I am not about to invent chocolate all over again. We do not need to watch some horror movie to be scared. Everyday news are more than enough to terrify you. Gangs operating here and there, parents that kill their own children or use their children to make money and the list goes on and on. Alcoholism, drugs and promiscuity are merely hopeless escapisms.

The so called maintream political parties have failed again and again because by trying to be politically correct they have forgotten the fundamentals. Our times are characterized by millions looking for quick enrichment and public adulation but behind it all there is a huge emotional void. The old nuclear family is something that should be treasured and promoted and this cannot be done with the quick fixes proposed by the so called mainstream political parties. 

For many years we have heard about the so called housing crisis that the politically correct society has attempted to solve by buiding nightmares called Housing Estates or transforming family houses into holes called flats. They have transformed communities into concrete jungles with all the expected ills that the said concrete jungles generate. The way we deal with living spaces says a lot about the kind of society we want to create.

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In the heat of the moment

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In the heat of the moment


I am so sorry!

Did Gordon Brown do a ‘Prescott’ in 10 Downing Street? A reputable author indicates that Gordon Brown ‘Prescotted’ some of his staff ‘in the heat of the moment’. Former Labour activists have indicated that ‘the man operates a reign of terror and that he scares people’. A Labour delegation has travelled to the United States to seek advice on how to run an Election Campaign and they would be meeting Tiger Woods to find out how to apologize.

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Transfering poverty is no solution

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Transfering poverty is no solution


On a daily basis we are bombarded with television ads about the poverty and deprivation nightmares that can be found all over the world and most importantly in the so called Third World. Unfortunately, today, we do not need to travel to the Third World to find clear examples of poverty and deprivation because Labour’s main political objetive is to transform Britain into a Third World country and Labour is clearly succeeding.

Officially, there are more than eight million people out of work and more than a million and a half of them are living on welfare payments. The figures concerning new borrowing are staggering. In just one month, Labour borrowed more than four billion pound and, in the meantime, the number of those out of work rises and more are expected to lose their jobs when the announced rises of interest rates occur driving millions of families over the edge. One word describes Labour policies: Madness.

Transforming British cities into slums will not solve the problems of the Third World, problems that have become endemic. Instead, it is creating chronic poverty.  Voting Labour clearly means more debt, more people living in emergency accommodation and more communities destroyed and, eventually, widespread violence.

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South Atlantic War Drums

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South Atlantic War Drums


In the last 24 hours, the Argentine government issued a decree indicating that any ship sailing to and from the Falkland Islands will require authorization if it enters Argentine territorial waters. Translation: any ship sailing to and from the Falkand Islands might be intercepted by Argentine forces.

This was to be expected as the then Uruguayan Senator Sergio Abreu raised questions about Argentina’s re-armament and military operations along the border with Uruguay. In 1982, the head of the Argentine Military Junta, General Leopoldo Fortunato Galtieri, launched the invasion as a way to gather public support for the military government. In 2010, an ailing Argentine government (property of the Kirchner Family) with a less than 20 per cent rate of approval and galloping inflation, might try to engage in yet another military adventure in the South Atlantic.

This is hardly a time to introduce cuts of the Defense Budget. It all happens in April. In April, the new budget cuts will be announced by our Darling Chancellor and it was April the month chosen to invade the islands in 1982.

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D’Ancona At It Again!

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D’Ancona At It Again!


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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Remember and move on

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Remember and move on


The Tower Hamlets of September 16th, 1993 no longer exists and as we already know in the heat of battle staying in one place for too long is a dangerous thing to do. About eight years later, the Census of 2001 indicated a dramatic change in demographics and today, some nine years after the Census of 2001, the process of change is accelerating. We cannot remain still. We need to remember, learn and move on.

Those who came before us fought battles in the best way they knew and in the best way they could fight according to the circumstances at the time. Today, there are new dangers, but also fantastic opportunities. We cannot afford to try and emulate the French of 1940 when they tried to stop the Panzers of 1940 with the trench tactics of 1914. We have said that politics is about perception and despite having had the right policies for quite a long time we had not been able to defeat the myths created by our opponents that have used perception as a weapon. Now, perception is changing and this is precisely why we are moving forward. Our opponents see that perception is changing and they have started to contradict themselves by running in different directions for running sake.

While David Cameron and other politicians, the Trade Unions and the media in general describe us as ‘extreme-right-wing party’, Norman Tebbit from the right of the Conservative Party says that we are left-wing. They cannot possibly agree with each other and they will not agree with each other because we are neither left nor right. We sum up, we represent, the energies and the ideas that made Britain great. We are the energies and the ideas that the so called mainstream political parties have long forgotten and that the so called Left has always detested. 

Capital and Work must act together singlemindedly with clarity of purpose for the sake of the Nation. Paradoxically, given the policies of the so called mainstream political parties, both Capital and Work are engaged in a self-destruction process called Globalisation that has created a new form of Slavery and its component elements: flood immigration and multiculturalism as another version of colonisation. The consequences are here for all to see: financial crisis due to speculation leading to mass unemployment, political instability and terrorism.

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Immigration: not a problem?

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Immigration: not a problem?


There are more than six million people without a job and for those who try to get a job there are 120 applicants for every job advertised. So this is the score at a time when Richard Branson and others indicate that within five years energy supplies will suffer causing massive rises of prices of essential goods. Last year, there were almost 50,000 repossessions and there is a rate of more than 10,000 people declared insolvent every month. This is not racism. These are facts.

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Mervyn King: Britain’s time is up

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Mervyn King: Britain’s time is up


Mervyn King - Bank of England

With no more room for printing money, with rising interest rates in the private markets, crippling unemployment and an endless collapse of private companies with even football clubs going bankrupt and faced with enormous uncertainty in Continental Europe, we must prepare ourselves to face one of the worst political unheavals in British history. We know who the culprits are, we know where they are and they must be made accountable. The possibility of general strikes and energy shortages that will paralize the country is not inconceivable.

We know that the politically correct multicultural classes do not have the solutions for the problems they themselves created and that now, impotent, all they can do is to continue producing meaningless speeches that will not keep people in their own homes nor will put food on the tables of millions of desperate men, women and children.

By now, workers across the country are waking up and realising that the Labour Maffia (the UAF, UNITE, and the like) have been using them and will not be there to support them in their hour of need. This is why less than 15 per cent of all the workers in the private sector are affiliated to the Marxist trade unions and, when the massive lay-offs begin in the public sector, the power of the left-wing traitors will start going the way of the Dodo.

But before the day of reckoning comes, the left-wing traitors will fight and we must be ready for them.

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Cadbury moves to Poland

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Cadbury moves to Poland


While the usual Marxist idiots keep supporting a government that has destroyed millions of British jobs, the drainage of British jobs continues unabated. So UNITE shouts ’Horror’. The leaders of UNITE should tell their people the truth about the policies of the Labour government that promotes the destruction of British jobs and then plays for the gallery the role of the ‘worried and caring government’. Every single day there are news of more job losses and this is the reality that the British National Party wants to confront.

Today, as we learnt about the latest retails figures for the month of January, it was announced that they were the worst figures of the last fifteen years. Surprised? We have more than six million people out of work and the basic interest rate set by the Bank of England of 0.5 per cent is absurd compared to the realities of the lending market.

More than 10,000 people are declared insolvent every single month and others are just on the brink of insolvency making mortgage payments with credit cards. This is Labour’s Britain.

In the meantime, Norman Tebbit talks about teaching real English history. Perhaps Lord Tebbit should write a history book entitled: ‘Once, a long time ago, there was a country called Britain.’

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