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Labour: higher taxes for low earners

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Labour: higher taxes for low earners


Once again the Labour Government has been caught with its trousers down when it comes to tax plans. Having done the calculations, Labour plans to increase tax revenues by setting up the top rate for high earners at 50 per cent do not add up. So get ready for unsavoury new tax rates. National Insurance has already gone up, but there are other Labour delights in stock and this will also include reductions of welfare payments for the poorest in Britain.

New announcements come as flashes, but you need to keep everything in mind to have the full picture. Utility bills will not be going down, travelling fares will be going up by not less than six percent and, despite 2010 being a General Election year, Council Tax bills will go up. As Central Government funding for Local Authorities is cut, Local Authorities will have to take painful measures.

In Leeds, rubbish collection services have already been affected and this could become widespread affecting other British cities where local authorities will be struggling to find the resources they need.

This could well be the ’second recession dip’, that I would not hesitate to call ‘Depression’ since with much less disposable income around the so called ‘consumer confidence’ will vanish. The TUC is already talking about four million people officially unemployed, but even TUC estimates seem highly optimistic.

For individuals and families this would mean more job losses, more repossessions and more bankruptcies. For the banking system, it will mean more bad loans that will consume the present reserves. The faltering value of the pound would act as a multiplier and the value of vital imports like oil and gas would jump up and since everything is linked to the cost of energy… well… you get the picture.

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Duck House on Fire

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Duck House on Fire


We might have a Parliamentary recess, but the Duck House fire continues with new scandals seeing the light of day and new threats of deselection. As new and shocking figures regarding unemployment are revealed, some MPs show that they are as out of touch as before. 

But what is most disheartening is the absence of specific policies because all the mainstream political parties, the Government and the Bank of England have been doing is trying to extinguish the fires created by a financial Blitz they themselves contributed to create. With less than a year before the next General Election, where are the platforms for the next British government?

Hopes and aspirations? None whatsoever. Just more of the same with basically the same old professional politicians with their old vices and their old ideas. If there ever was a time in British politics when complete renewal was necessary, 2010 should be the year when the Electorate is offered completely new choices.

More and higher taxes? Green shoots of recovery? For individuals and small businesses that are already struggling to survive and are unable to get fresh working capital, more and higher taxes will be like adding nails to a coffin. Have the geniuses asked themselves why unemployment is rising? If unemployment that is already (officially) 7.6 percent continues rising, where is consumer confidence going to come from? Forget about GDP. Forget about gimmicks. Let’s use employment figures and income levels compared to living costs as the one and only combined measure of economic wealth.

Development is defined as balanced growth and this is exactly what we do not have at the moment. A few isolated figures of limited success in one sector of the economy and the mass media immediately launch premature announcements of an impending recovery and, as more premature announcements are made, public confidence evaporates ever faster.

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Housing? We told you so…

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Housing? We told you so…


Three million new homes? Who said that? As usual, the Man who Saved the World, our Prime Minister Gordon Brown MP promised he would deliver three million new homes. Now, Lieutenant Margaret Beckett MP in her new re-incarnation as Minister of State for Housing has had to come out and say it loud and clear: we will not be able to deliver 11,000 new homes, let alone the three million homes promised by Gordon Brown. She said that until the end of the recession, the industry will not be able to build enough housing units. But if the recession were to go on for – let’s say – ten years, does this mean that we will have people living in tents in Hyde Park?

As the waiting list of those asking for a new home reaches 5 million, the ideological Multicultural policies of the Labour government leading to flood immigration are backfiring baddly in the worst recession the country has suffered in the last hundred years.

 Even the Head of Bank of England, Mervyn King, has had to say NO to the Prime Minister. Billions of pounds have been squandered and the number of repossessions has reached epidemic levels.

To rub salt in a open wound, the number of vacant housing properties and empty commercial properties is also rising and the existing legislation is insufficient to cope with such level of waste.

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The Life of a Pound

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The Life of a Pound


Having been in London for the last 19 or so years, I have seen with my own eyes a city that has been systematically degraded and made ever more expensive. We are being terrorised on a daily basis as a way of forcing us to pay ever more. So the Arctic ice or the Antarctic ice is melting down? This has been a ready made argument to put up taxes, utility bills and transport fares. This has been done as if some magician could wave a magic wand and solve the problems of the planet simply by making us pay more for services that year after year leave a lot to be desired.

As the Bank of England prepares itself to print money, one wonders what would happen if suddenly the Pound collapses and loses much of its value. Looking at the prices of food items in our local supermarkets, it is not difficult to imagine what would happen if prices forced up by a devalued Pound suddenly shot up and I cannot possibly imagine how a rising number of starving families would be able to ‘Save the Planet’.

Labour’s Zimbabwean economic approach is producing ghost towns everywhere and none other than Business Tsar Lord Mandelson has come out and said that ‘British people are lazy’, and so that is why we need flood immigration to have people that can do the jobs that British people do not want to do.  So never mind if according to Peter Mandelson it is alright to have sixteen people sleeping in a single room so that they can go out to work fourteen hours a day for a minimum salary that does not cover decent living costs.

For Mr. Mandelson, the days when he needed some ’special’ loan to buy a ‘humble’ abode are long gone and it would be nice to know what interests does Mr. Mandelson truly represent because thousands and thousands of small businesses have not seen a single drop of the money facilities they were promised and on top of that many are closing their doors because of abusive landlords with savage rent increases of up to 80%.

Interesting comments coming from the City of London indicated that Labour – that has systematically refused to re-establish the link between salaries and pensions rises and agreed to pay millions of Pounds of public money to crooked and failed bank managers – has also produced the greatest deficit in pension funds with losses measured in billions of Pounds.

Just a few hours ago, a lady decided to throw ‘Green Custard’ to show her anger regarding the addition of a new runway at Heathrow Airport, an addition that will mean the end for entire communities that are going to be destroyed. Watching the scene, I thought: well, throwing green custard is nothing compared to the Labour Blitz that has destroyed jobs by the hundreds of thousands, thrown tens of thousands into the nightmare of repossession and bankruptcy, eradicated entire communities and on top of that they are telling us that we are lazy because we do not want to become some sort of sweatshop of Europe and live practically on top of each other in crowded rooms like many foreign workers do. This does not take into account the fact that there are more than 750,000 illegal immigrants living and working for less than the minimum wage and paying no taxes whatsoever.

The Pound is much more that a currency. It is a symbol of British independence and of British Identity and independence and identity is exactly what we have been losing year after year by surrendering to a click that runs the European Union and by allowing the implementation of social and economic policies that are destroying the foundations of the British Nation.

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100 billion pounds of pension schemes wiped out

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100 billion pounds of pension schemes wiped out


In 24 hours since the announcement that the Bank of England has started printing money, pension schemes deficits jumped by 100 billion Pound to a record of 390 billion Pound and has wiped out hundreds of thousands of final salary schemes. Even those who are still paying into funds could lose every penny invested.

More than 600,o00 people are due to retire within 12 months and could find themselves out of cash. The bomb was droped by experts that indicated that this would be the final nail in the coffin of final salary schemes.

The Chancellor of the Exchequer Alistair Darling – also known as Prime Minister Prudent Gordon Brown – has borrowed so much money for the so called rescue packages that pension funds have suffered the biggest losses in British history.

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Factories bombed by Labour Policies

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Factories bombed by Labour Policies


According to present forecasts, the already battered manufacturing and engineering sector in Britain would lose more than 300,000 jobs this year and markets across the UK and elsewhere are declining fast.

For several decades, the policies of the so called mainstream political parties have destroyed more British jobs than the Blitz could ever destroy and this is not about to end as whatever is left is taken over by foreign workers brought in by foreign companies that undercut salaries to win contracts.

This has a disastrous impact on the rest of the economy and many cities, including London, are starting to look like ghost towns where only the big names like Tesco and Sainsbury can survive while almost ten thousand small businesses have already gone to the wall with crippling consequences for the British economy.

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Labour: Changing EU rules?

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Labour: Changing EU rules?


Panicking about the possibility of a spread of Nationalist feelings amongst British workers that are being deprived of jobs thanks to European regulations, some members of the Labour government are talking about changing regulations of the European Union that they themselves supported from day one.

The whole situation is nonsensical. If you open the gates to allow foreign workers in, then the outcome is fully predictable. This is the point where Labour’s ideology clashes with reality, but this was also predictable.

The reaction of the British Prime Minister Gordon Brown was also predictable. In plain words, the attitude of Mr. Brown could be translated as: lose your jobs, lose your homes and don’t complain. Yet another slap on the face of the Nation.

The Liberal Democrats, the most outpoken defenders of foreign workers, were not far behind nor were the Conservatives that have not yet made their mind about where they are when it comes to protect British interests.

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British jobs for British workers or else

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British jobs for British workers or else


The voices are becoming louder and louder and what is today the clamor of oil workers and building industry workers will spread across the country like wildfire. As foreign companies continue to lay off British workers or even deny British workers jobs by replacing them with cheap foreign labour, the realities of the so called Globalisation, so much loved by Gordon Brown and others, are being faced with the will of British workers to reclaim their country.

Our Prime Minister, looking at the world from his own Ivory Tower, is unable to see what is happening on the ground. The time for talking shops like the meeting in Davos has ran out. The time for foreign financiers to prepare their suitcases and go home is long overdue.

This recession is the time for Britain to rebuild itself with British blood. Giving billions of British pounds to foreign shareholders is an atrocity that should not be forgiven nor forgotten. Many offshore interests have been allowed to get away with murder and this is precisely why we are in the mess we are in.

British companies must be in British hands. The likes of Jaguar, Rover, Rolls Royce and others, including companies that deliver vital services like Communications, Transport, Water, Electricity and Gas and those involved in oil exploration must be in British hands.

OIl production and Fisheries, Airports, and every bit linked to economic activity and services in Britain must be in British hands and subject to British laws so that every worker is treated fairly and according to the same standards.

We must put an end to the colonisation of Britain.

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Look upwards but firmly on the ground

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Look upwards but firmly on the ground


We face new challenges this year with new local and European Elections. We congratulate ourselves for what has been achieved, but we do not fool ourselves believing that a full blown victory is just around the corner. At times, we have set the agenda and many a subject is no longer taboo simply because more and people have finally realized that what we say and what we propose make a lot of sense.

If anything, the present recession will force many people to rethink the way they have approached politics and they will understand that the triad – Conservative, Labour, Liberal Democrat – does not offer real solutions, but merely gimmicks and temporary solutions while most of or all the problems remain unsolved.

One of the main factors conducive to the present crisis is the lack of rationality. I jumped when I heard a member of the House of Lords say that using his privileges as member of the House of Lords he has been receiving several payments of not less than 100,000 a year to try and modify bills going through the Houses of Parliament.

Another scenario is the remuneration of the so called television and radio stars paid with TV License money that this week has been reduced by 25% , but still they are paid far too much considering that they do not produce anything while hundreds of thousands of peoples who have really kept the country going are losing their jobs.

A Sky Television presenter, especialized on business affairs, says that one of the main casualties of the present crisis has been trust, and for the sake of recovering trust – not only within the business community, but at all levels - we need to create a rational environment in which people are going to be paid if they really make a valuable contribution.

An infamous London Authority – that recently came to prominence due to yet another scandal linked to the death of a toddler – has been asking other local authorities ‘to lend’ social workers because they have a rising number of unfulfilled vacancies.

So wherever you look there is bound to be something that tells us that many changes are long overdue and to a big degree we have been hammering about the things that are wrong and need to be changed.

We have an ear on the ground. We listen to peoples’ concerns that are our concerns. We know that everything could be a lot better. We know that the task is huge but as more and more people join the British National Party and share the workload the easier it will be to achieve what we all want: a healthier, safer and more prosperous Britain.

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Brown and Cameron and lots of empty promises

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Brown and Cameron and lots of empty promises


A few months ago, Prime Minister Gordon Brown promised 300,000 new jobs for the British people, knowing that he was promising what he could not deliver since given European regulations no jobs could be exclusively created for British workers and in fact statistics showed that most jobs created in Britain ended up in the hands of immigrants from the European Union, from former British colonies and from the rest of the World.

Later on, in desperation, he promised to create jobs by increasing expenses in Defense like the construction of plane carriers that had already been shelved due to budgetary constraints and that, therefore, was not a feasible option.

More recently, he promised that he was going to create 100,000 new jobs and also increase expenses by giving bonuses to private companies so that they could create apprenticeships. Yet another unworkable idea and another gimmick in the long list of gimmicks promised by the Labour government.

As jobs continue to be lost by the hundreds of thousands, the naked truth is that the Labour government has become completely impotent and does not know what else to do apart from buying banking shares and throwing public money into bottomless barrels. As the crisis deepens, opinion polls indicate that the Conservatives seem to have a 14% advantage over Labour and this is also a worrying symptom. Why? Precisely because the Conservative Party has a huge degree of responsibility and also deserves to be blamed for the pitiful state of the British economy.

As shown by a television programme made by the BBC in Argentina, it is plain for all to see the level of destruction created by Globalisation – a doctrine favoured by all the so called mainstream political parties in Britain.

Some of the items of the agenda of both Conservatives and Labour have been the privatisation of state companies, the sale of British companies to foreign companies, the destruction of British jobs and the replacement of British products with cheap imports, flood immigration,  extraordinary levels of taxation to pay for rising unemployment and a welfare system that is being milked by illegal immigrants and pretense refugees. So no wonder we ended up in such a mess!!

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British refugees in Britain

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British refugees in Britain


When we see images of war and homes being bombed, we see the human tragedy of people being killed and being left homeless by war and it is fairly easy to forget that in Britain only last year more than forty thousand families lost their homes via repossessions.

There are 340,000 people who are no longer able to pay for their mortgages and it is being said that this year there might be more than seventy thousand new repossessions in spite of the feeble guarantees given by the Labour government that has asked lenders to be more understanding and patient regarding those who are struggling to make mortgage payments.

Regardless of the fact that people are struggling to survive, local authorities are feeding their pension funds with council tax rises. Council tax bills will be going up in April by an average 3.5 per cent and railway companies have been alllowed by the Labour government to put up travelling fares by percentages high above official rates of inflation.

So, yes. We have hundreds of thousands of British born refugees in Britain, created by a Labour facilitated and promoted recession. So no wonder that in local elections, the Labour Party is coming third in more and more areas as more and more people understand that defeating Labour is the only way to get their country back and to get the economy back on its feet.

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Empty property facilitates crime

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Empty property facilitates crime


In the midst of the present recession the number of empty and vacant properties is set to rise and with it the wave of crime that very often goes undetected. Unfortunately, many local authorities lack the teeth to bite into a growing problem that is worrying local communities.

At a time when so many families are losing their homes due to job losses that today reached a staggering amount when the official figures of unemployment were published, it is a scandal to see so many empty business facilities and so many empty family houses.

In Lambeth, family homes that have remained empty for very long periods are being used by armed gangs. In West Norwood, several of the said properties had to be taken by storm by armed police officers and forensic teams were at work in properties used as detention and torture centres by Asian maffia organizations.

There should be a database of properties that remain empty for long periods of time so that we can deter gangsters from using them for their criminal purposes. Ownership is not merely a right. Ownership is a responsibility. Careless or greedy house owners that do not take care of their own properties should be brought to account.

We all have a collective responsibility to ensure that there is proper supervision. Affordable business facilities and affordable housing are vital to help us cope with a very serious recession. Those who can afford to keep empty buildings can also afford to pay the full tax costs and therefore we should be using the tax system to put all those properties back into the market at realistic prices to curb speculation. After all, it was speculation that brought in the mess we are all in.

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Imported tuberculosis and less food on Londoners’ tables


It is official: British families are cutting down on food because they cannot afford to eat. This combined with Tuberculosis imported via flood immigration is a dangerous cocktail. In Labour’s Third World Britain, squeezed budgets mean less food on the table, malnutrition and eventually illnesses due to a poor diet.

No wonder, there is rising rebellion on our streets with increasing numbers of people who break the law – including traffic rules – as a way to vent their frustration. The icing on the cake was the official report that says that Police have failed for more than a decade to record real figures of crime on our streets.

Like the Three Monkies,  (Don’t See, Don’t Hear, Don’t Speak), massaging figures and sweeping things under the carpet,  the politically correct society’s spin doctors made us believe that we were heading towards a Paradise that is increasingly looking like Hell.

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MPs Dilemma – the BNP is right on Immigration


After a report presented by the House of Lords against mass immigration, the catastrophic news regarding unemployment and the rising outcry in communities across the United Kingdom that are sinking under the weight of flood immigration promoted by the Labour government, once again the British National Party has proven, without a shadow of a doubt, that it is the only party that truly listens to the British peoples.

The Labour Party finds itself between a rock and a hard place. On the one hand, they know that limiting or halting immigration altogether is the only way to avoid something that in political terms would amount to civil war. On the other hand, they know that their hands are tied up by European Union regulations and the treaties they themselves signed and support.

Aware of this dilemma, the Conservatives say that it is practically impossible to limit or even stop immigration from European Union countries without Britain leaving the European Union and that only immigration from outside the European Union can be limited or stopped.

Labour MPs talk about stopping immigration from European Union countries to allow immigration from former British colonies in the Indian Subcontinent, in Africa, in Asia and from other parts of the world including Latin America, position that is absolutely at odds with Labour’s Pro-European Union credentials.

One prominent Labour MP speaking in the House of Commons even accused the Conservatives of proposing the formation of a ‘Waffen SS force to control British borders’ when the Conservatives suggested that we should have a special police force to protect our borders from illegal immigrants.

We are living in interesting times and it is self-evident that the so called mainstream political parties are falling on their own swords when it comes to immigration, troubled by contradictory policies they themselves have promoted.

The British National Party, either by name or by reference, thanks to the British peoples that are increasingly supporting the policies of the British National Party, has a permanent presence in the British Parliament.

Official figures indicate that last year not less than half a million immigrants entered the United Kingdom with the intention of settling down in the United Kingdom. Almost half of all new housing units built in the UK are built for immigrants at a time in which tens of thousands of families have already lost their properties and more than three hundred thousand families are in danger of losing their homes.

No wonder then that a prominent member of the Labour Cabinet went down on her knees begging the banks to be more forgiving when it comes to repossessions and this has a direct link with flood immigration.  Public services are falling apart, unemployment is rising exponentially and thousands of families are losing their homes and facing a very uncertain future because of Labour’s flood immigration.

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Labour: Butter or Canons?


Megalomania will not help the economy and after all we face the old dilemma: butter or canons? We should start investing in agriculture and manufacturing that could employ the rising number of unqualified unemployed individuals, many of whom have been almost permanently unemployed.

Instead the Government is announcing big projects all paid with tax monies that will be nothing else but a temporary and expensive and unrealistic solution as public borrowing hits new records. Lowering the price of food products should be the number one priority. Instead our governent plans to build metal structures that will end up on the scrap pile at a time when more and more people are falling below the poverty line and malnutrition is spreading.

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Labour wakes up on immigration?


None other than Phil Woolas, Labour’s Immigration Minister, joins Frank Field, denouncing that flood immigration is creating havoc in the United Kingdom and in particular in England where most of immigrants settle down. Mr. Woolas publicly declared that ‘Labour will not allow the population of the United Kingdom to go beyond 70 million.

I wonder how is the Labour government – or any of the so called mainstream political parties – going to stop a demographic cataclism from happening. Is Labour talking about mass deportation or is it just another piece of spin to calm down voters as Trade Unions become increasingly concerned as their numbers join the queues of unemployment.

As the economic crisis bites harder and harder, Labour senses that its ideological position regarding immigration is turning into a poison chalice. We await with expectation May 2009 when the next Budget is supposed to be delivered and tax payers, once again, will be confronted with rising taxes, rising debt and the almost certainty of budget cuts in the public sector.

But we shouldn’t wait too long to see what is on the horizon. As Christmas Time approaches we all know that poor sales will be for many businesses big and small a catastrophe leading to massive lay-offs. Already the official number of unemployed has gone beyond the mark of 1.73 million, an increase of more than 164,000 people out of work in just a few weeks, and many analysts have indicated that by the end of the year the number of people out of work would have gone beyond the 2 million mark.

Much of the tax revenues come from the so called services sector and this includes the banking sector. So when the Chancellor of the Exchequer calculated the figures involved in the planning of the budget he did not foresee that the economy would become stagnant and that the Treasury would invest hundreds of billions of pounds to rescue failing financial institutions.

The Chancellor of the Exchequer did not foresee either that Central Government would have to rescue more than 108 local authorities that have deposits in now defunct Icelandic banks, in spite of the fact that many local authorities say that they had ‘contingency funds’ that would help them cope with short-term cash problems. Unfortunately, cash problems are far from being short term problems and the hopes of avoiding drastic Council Tax rises right before the European and  Council Elections seem to be fading away.

The Government is desperately trying to put pressure on oil companies to reduce fuel prices that could lead to a reduction of utility bills – electricity, gas and water – but this also means that tax receipts would also fall at a time when the welfare system is under enormous pressure to cope with rising unemployment.

The damage the Labour government has caused with flood immigration during more than eleven years cannot be easily undone and extremely unsavoury immigration policies would have to be implemented. Unfortunately, there is no short-term solution and millions of British families are already living below the poverty line. Official figures indicate that in more than 15% of British families there are no working adults and that they all depend on welfare payments to survive.

The number of repossessions is rising very rapidly and once again according to official figures more than 300,000 families cannot afford their mortgage payments. Many thousands, desperate to find a way out, sold their homes to loan sharks that duped them with false promises involving cheap rental agreements that suddenly turned sour and evictions followed.

The words of Gordon Brown promising just a few months ago ‘hundreds of thousands of jobs for British workers’ ring in my ears. The recent speech of David Cameron - today’s Leader of the Opposition – saying that the Labour government had got things wrong sounds like a bit of an under-statement.

The present nightmare was absolutely predictable, but the so called politically correct politicians chose to put under the carpet the tell-tale signs of a crisis that was bound to happen sooner than later.

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Immigration benefits Britain?


According to the government, there are more than 600,000 vacant posts in the economy and we have more than two million unemployed. What does this tell you about Labour’s immigration policies?

They have allowed a flood of visibly incompetent refugees from former colonies to settle down in Britain and opened the gates for illiterate and visibly incompetent individuals from other parts of the world that come to Britain only to increase the welfare burden and create havoc everywhere.

The stench of Labour’s Multiculturalism is everywhere. If Multiculturalim is so good, why is Labour having to invest so much in national security and trying to pass laws that restrict civil rights and increase intrusion in private lives?

The valuable immigration stock is terrifying the local population carrying knives and perpetrating all kinds of crimes including fraud, benefit fraud, rape, muggings, robberies, and now is turning into a national security threat of gigantic proportions.

In the grip of a recession of historical proportions, some local authorities are proposing to switch off the lights at night. Well, I am sure the more than 270 armed gangs that operate in London will welcome a darkened city where they will be able to carry out attacks and commit murder with total impunity.

I am sure that cash deprived local authorities – including the more than 100 local authorities that had deposits in failed Icelandic banks – will at one point contemplate the idea of cutting down budgets by switching off lights.

With inflation running at almost six percent, Police officers were given a salary increase of less than three per cent and many police forces have officers riding bicycles because they do not have enough money for fuel and these are the police forces that are having to cope with the crime wave created by Multicultural Labour.

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State Run Banks – another step towards a Socialist State?


Today we wake up to the news that three of the main banks have been nationalised and this includes the chains that own National Westminster and Halifax, amongst others. So now, almost all the big players in the so called services industry are in fact state run.

We are still waiting to see if the big bonuses for executives and the big pay-outs to shareholders will stop at a time when ordinary citizens are still threatened with repossessions, excessive bank charges and extortionate rates of interest in loans and credit cards. Will the banks that have received such generous amounts of public money continue to torture their customers?

So next time you get threatening letters through the post remember who is now running the circus which is none other than the Labour government. Now remember that every time there is a repossession order such repossesion order will be rubber stamped by none other than the British Prime Minister Gordon Brown MP.

Far too many people need to wake up and see what is going on and see that more and more the bucket ends at Number 10 Downing Street.

As it has happened since Franchise Contracts for the British Railway companies were changed, you know that every time travelling fares rise much of the monies you pay do not end up in the hands of railway companies. Now, you should also know that every time you pay high interest rates and charges on accounts, credit cards and loans you will be in fact paying the Treasury what I would call ‘back-door taxes’.

The so called ‘capitalization of private financial institutions’ could end up being a very artful way of concentrating an enormous amount of power in the hands of a government that has consistently denied the British peoples a voice and has consistently increased interference in private lives, even allowing local authorities to use the so called Terror Laws to spy on families.

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Billions of pounds leave Britain


The recent assurances given by Gordon Brown indicating that deposits will be safe up to 50,000 pound has created a panic wave and those who have big deposits are moving their deposits around or taking them out of Britain altogether. As this happens, in London, high rank officers have meetings to try and secure a financial deal that is far from being finalised and that will affect two of the most important banks.

Half-way, hesitant, late, incomplete measures are damaging British economic interests while in countries like France the government has given assurances that all deposits will be 100 per cent protected.

A further drastic drop of our almost defunct manufacturing sector has taken place in a climate of total uncertainty.

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What are they doing to London? What are they doing to Britain?


Every day we learn about the dangers posed by those whom political correctness considers to be ‘moderates’. You learn about events taking place in religious temples in the very heart of London where women are indoctrinating other women to become killers or human bombs. We are talking about individuals born and bred in this country who are creating a new breed of terrorists with no allegiance whatsover to this country.

Entire families of the so called ‘moderate individuals’ benefit from the laws of Britain and are supported by the welfare system. They are like a Trojan Horse with soldiers waiting to strike in the middle of the night when everybody is asleep. Our leaders are asleep. Our dominant classes are asleep.

In July 2005, we had a taster of what is to come but ,even after the tragic deaths of July 2005, London is still asleep, the country is asleep, and the plotters know it.

Even the so called priests of hatred can plot against Britain and indoctrinate their followers because they feel safe. Whatever happens, they can always ask for their Human Rights under British Law.

As the populations of the so called ‘moderates’ grows so does the danger. A temple here and there, a housing estate here and there, inch by inch Britain is taken over and changed without recognition. What happens already in some areas of Birmingham is also happening here in the capital city of the United Kingdom. The so called no-go areas are spreading.

While our soldiers have been dying in Iraq and in Afghanistan, the moles have been spreading all over Britain and the silent invasion is taking place supported by the British government. London is the modern Troy. The Greek gift called Multiculturalism has been imposed on us by a greedy political elite that is systematically weakening Britain.

So we know what the political elite in this country is after. It couldn’t be more evident. When teachers, firefighters, nurses and other ordinary workers ask for a salary increase, they are told that they must not ask for salary increases because it could create inflation. When financiers and crooked bankers and speculators are in trouble, the political elite runs to help financiers, crooked bankers and speculators using tax money or even creating more public debt.

So for the Trade Unions that support the Labour Party the time to wake up is long overdue. The Trade Unions have been brainwashed so much that they cannot even see what is happening under their own eyes.

I do remember the expression of hatred of some Trade Union leaders during a tribunal session in London when John Walker appealed against unfair expulsion. I was there. I heard with my own ears and I saw with my own eyes. John Walker was expelled merely because he is a member of the BNP. And why would a member of the BNP want to be a member of a Trade Union? Because we genuinely care about the interests and well-being of British workers, because we oppose Globalisation and Multiculturalism and want more jobs in Britain.

As you can see, the process is very complex and has many facets. The country is being eroded culturally, socially, economically and politically. People are being brainwashed from an early age and they are targetting our own children in our local schools where they are trying to destroy whatever is left of the national identity. Multiculturalism and Globalisation are part of the same school of thought and pursue the same objectives none of which are conducive to the survival of the United Kingdom.

In London, we are intensifying our campaign for the British people. We are going to show the Trojan Horse for what it really is. If you are a teacher, a nurse, a firefighter, a factory worker, or any other ordinary citizen who works and pays taxes in this country or one of thousands and thousands of pensioners whose pensions are being destroyed by criminal mismanagement of the economy and flood immigration, think about what the so called politically correct politicians are doing to your country.

The British National Party is here for You. Join the British National Party and be a British Nationalist Patriot.

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