Posted on 01 September 2010.
Four Israelis were killed in the West Bank, including a pregnant woman, and Palestinian crowds celebrated and congratulated themselves for the assassinations. This happened at the same time when Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is in the United States trying to reach a peace agreement.
We must remember that the Unbekannte Lebewessen who carried out the assassinations and those who celebrated in the streets live amongst us in the United Kingdom.
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Posted on 16 August 2010.
Only a few months ago the British National Party was alone in exposing the grooming of white British children for sex by Asian (Muslim) gangs.
Not only have we been accused of inciting racial hatred but our Chairman Nick Griffin was arrested and prosecuted twice when he talked about this problem for the first time.
It’s a sign that our hard work is yielding results. The Independent on Sunday (IoS) printed an article ( below) about this topic.
Posing for her first school photograph, Joanne was like any other girl at the age of five. She loved drawing and painting, and her favourite game was to play hide-and-seek in the woods near her home in Leeds with her five siblings. As she grew, Joanne liked to hang around, chatting and laughing with friends. But soon after she turned 12, while out playing, she met a gang of men who were to become her pimps. They took advantage of her freedom, gained her trust and prepared to abuse her.
In the beginning, the men who befriended her had seemed nice enough: they showered her with compliments, bought her a phone, and one of them – a 42-year-old married man – became her “boyfriend”. Within a year, she was forced into prostitution.
By the time she was 16, Joanne would disappear from the family home for weeks at a time. She was transported between Manchester, Rochdale, Bradford and countless other towns, locked into rooms and made to have sex repeatedly with men for money – not that she saw any of it.
Joanne is only one of many young women who have been subjected to such horrific ordeals across the UK. She is the victim of sex trafficking with a twist: not women brought in illegally from abroad and forced into prostitution, but British born. Targeted on estates throughout the country, they are passed from gang to gang, and work from town to town.
Yet the information on the trafficking of young people for sex within Britain is so scant that experts say the first official figures confirming the trade – seen by The Independent on Sunday – are just “the very, very tip of the iceberg”. Figures from the UK Human Trafficking Centre for April 2009 to March 2010 show only 38 Britons were registered as victims. This comes after a snapshot survey by the children’s charity Barnardo’s revealed it worked with 609 sexually exploited children last year, of whom 90 appeared to have been trafficked within the UK.
The victims, unlike women coerced or tricked into coming into the UK from overseas, frequently have family and friends who are reduced to despair by what is happening. Joanne’s mother, Christine, who was bringing up six children on her own, tried to protect her daughter, but the situation quickly spiralled out of her control.
“More than once I locked her in. She nearly broke her neck jumping out of upstairs windows,” she recalls. Joanne fought her mother to get out of the house, giving her a black eye.
Before long, what had been flattery turned into violence. Joanne was called on the phone she had been given and was forced to leave the house at all hours to have sex with men. If she didn’t do what was wanted. they threatened to hurt her and her family. “They brainwash these girls,” her mother says. “A friend said to me ‘it’s like she’d been hypnotised’. That phone triggered something, and she’d got to respond.”
Her mother says her pleas to police and social services fell on deaf ears. “I used to say: ‘When are you going to do something?’ They’d say they couldn’t do anything unless she complains, but when do you decide that a child has to complain? They said they could do nothing. She was 13. I’d take down the number plates of cars as they drove away, but the police wouldn’t accept them.”
The IoS is withholding certain details of the identity of the mother and daughter to protect the family.
Campaigners say most victims are aged between 12 and 16, groomed by men to provide sex. Young men and women are typically targeted by one person, who wins their trust before pimping them to others and forcibly transporting them around Britain.
The case in court last month of a 14-year-old girl who disappeared from her home in Manchester after she was offered drugs and alcohol to groom her for sex is typical of the abuse experienced by these victims. Nine men were convicted of sexual crimes – though not for trafficking – and each was sentenced to jail terms ranging from eight months to seven years.
There has still not been one prosecution for trafficking Britons within the UK. And, despite mounting evidence of the scourge, a police report into trafficking to be released this week, called Project Acumen, chose not to assess the scale of trafficking of British nationals. Of the British women they did interview, they decided none exhibited “the dimensions of the trafficking definition”.
Chief Superintendent Tony Blockley, head of crime at Derbyshire constabulary, tells a different story. He says: “We’ve always thought of this as a problem that comes from overseas, whereas this is actually happening on our doorsteps. The scale of it is enormous; Derby isn’t a hotbed of this – it’s just one town that’s decided to look at this as a problem.
“This is a new area of policing for us. As soon as you lift the stone up, you start to find things, but people weren’t lifting up the stone before. These are the kids that slip under the radar. Victims come from chaotic backgrounds; they are often in children’s homes. As they get more involved in the network, the grooming lessens and the abuse increases.”
After a year of being abused, Joanne started to lash out. “Virtually overnight she became someone we couldn’t even recognise,” says Christine. “Her attitude changed and she started to get really distant. After a while she got violent towards her siblings and me.”
Social services said she could no longer live in the same place and put her into foster care. The downward spiral accelerated. At 16, Joanne had been missing for seven weeks. “I took social services to court as they said they didn’t have a duty of care,” says Christine. “The judge said they did, and the next day she was found, locked in a house with an Asian man, with the door handle taken off.”
The gang that subjected her to this ordeal was Asian. The issue of alleged grooming of white teenage girls by Asian gangs is highly contentious. When the former Labour MP Ann Cryer said that Asian men were targeting white girls, she was accused of racism. With scant research available, there is no evidence that perpetrators or victims predominate from any one race.
Joanne, because she is now 18, is no longer of any interest to her former pimp, says her mother. The teenager is mentally scarred, homeless and drug addicted. “She’s not a child any more, so they’re not interested. They’ve used her up and thrown her out. One of them said to her: ‘In five years’ time you’ll be a crackhead out on the street and I’ll be cruising with another 14-year-old.’ Five years down the line, she is on drugs, on the streets. He – like he told her – is cruising with another 14-year-old.”
Sheila Taylor, chair of the National Working Group for Sexually Exploited Children and Young People, said: “What we’re seeing is the tip of the iceberg. This is happening in all cities and many towns. There has been no prosecution of those who sexually exploit children with trafficking legislation.”
Like many parents of victims, Christine is frustrated that the issue has continued to be ignored. “They’ve known about this happening on my estate for a long time. It’s not being dealt with because it’s such a big issue. If you acknowledge that it goes on you have to do something and they probably think they wouldn’t be able to cope with the sheer numbers.”
Nationalists will have noticed how the IoS did its best to minimise the fact that the people involved in this evil crime are mainly Asian Muslims that shouldn’t be in the country in the first place.
Unfortunately this fact is becoming more and more difficult to deny also for the unwashed leftist of the IoS.
Indeed they are caught between a rock and an hard place.
On the one hand reporting, this story is at odds with their promotion of diversity and multiculturalism but, on the other hand, ignoring it can only boost our support as people can clearly see that we are the only party willing to talk abort this problem.
And who could have believed only a few months ago that a newspaper like the IoS would report a story like that?
Very few, if any.
This is another victory for the BNP, even though we failed to get an MP elected it has never been so influential.
No wonder they are trying to bankrupt and destroy us.
GIUSEPPE DE SANTIS
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Posted on 06 August 2010.
I am pleased to announce that that the police have informed me that charges of assault lodged against myself have been dropped. The charges stemmed from a racially motivated attack on British National Party Councillors and activists during which I was forced to defend myself.
The footage of the attack, which took place in the London Borough of Barking and Dagenham in May 2010 during local elections, by Muslim men was first shown on national news channels. Articles about the attack were carried in all the National Newspapers including the Daily Mail, Express, Sun and Mirror. Their websites also carried the original BBC footage. The attack footage can be viewed here on the Daily Mail website:
The footage was also uploaded to YouTube where to date it has been viewed by about half a million people. The footage is a hot topic in many political and social forums. Posters, some not even inclined to vote BNP, have overwhelmingly agreed that a politician should be able to walk the streets and campaign during elections without fear of attack.
At the time of the attack the local Labour Party with its affiliate the ‘Searchlight Group’, organised by Trotskyist Nick Lowles, had delivered to houses in the borough a number of leaflets designed to whip up racial hatred against white British people and create a climate of fear amongst the large African and Muslim groups recently settled in the borough. The stated aim of Nick Lowles and the Labour party was to create a climate in which it would be difficult for the BNP, Conservatives and other parties to physically campaign on the ground. As in previous elections the strategy was to deny the ground to other parties as the Labour party did not have enough resources to put in a full and proper campaign.
The reason I believe the CPS and the Police dropped the charges against myself and my Muslim attackers is not because they felt I was in the right defending myself from attack it is because any court appearance would have forced Labour and the Conservatives to defend their failed polices of Immigration and Multiculturalism. The incident which occurred in Barking clearly shows that whole areas of Britain are not only no go areas for politicians but no go areas for white British people as well.
The fanatical drive for a multicultural Britain decided by a few and heaped on many without a vote or honest debate has been a complete disaster for this country and the British people. Racial and cultural segregation, sharia courts, terrorist attacks, the treating of women as second class citizens, forced marriages and circumcision, and grooming of under age girls for sex and prostitution have no place in Britain. It is up to the citizens of this country to stop this rot and to make a stand against these extremists and foreign colonisers.
Robert Bailey
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Posted on 16 June 2010.
15 June 2010.
Soldiers of the 1st Battalion, The Royal Anglian Regiment (Vikings) marched through Barking marking their return home from Afghanistan, and amidst the hatred from the Mohammedan invader flying the black flag, a courage not seen in these islands since the creation of the EHRC was shown. The EDL had the backbone to stand and protest against the new group of Islamic extremists ‘MAC’ and are to be congratulated.
The parade saw about 200 soldiers, accompanied by the Minden Band, march through the town with bayonets fixed and flags flying. The route saw the soldiers step off from Wakering Road and continue to Station Parade, through the market (East Street) and Barking Town Square.
The small rabble of radical muslim protesters were pretty much laughed at.
A pity the ‘Police Service’ (Force) did not show the courage of the EDL when they were chased down the Mall by those same Mohammedans last year.
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Posted on 04 April 2010.
If nationalists need an examplar of a country which put the interests of its citizens first, Belgium wouldn’t be at the top of any list!!!!
This artificial small country made up of two different peoples, Flems and Walloons, each with their own institutions and governments can be used as a case study for what is wrong with all multiracial societies.
Like many other countries it has been enriched to an extent that in many large cities whites are now a minority.
It is therefore surprising that a vote against the wearing of face-covering veils in public was unanimously voted for last Wednesday. This legislation represents a major legislative step, which could make Belgium the first European country to impose such a religious prohibition.
The full House of Representatives is expected to vote on the issue late April.
The Interior Affairs Committee representing all major parties unanimously voted on Wednesday to back the bill. The six parliamentarians from the MR french-speaking liberal party said the principle of “recognize to know” trumped other considerations in the issue.
“We cannot allow someone to claim the right to look at others without being seen,” said Daniel Bacquelaine, who proposed the bill. “It is necessary that the law forbids the wearing of clothes that totally mask and encloses an individual,” he said, adding he was not targeting the classic headscarf worn by many Muslim women.
The parliamentarians are specifically targeting the body-covering burqa and face-veiling niqab, which are still very rare features in Belgian public life. “We have to act as of today to avoid (its) development,” Bacquelaine said.
“Wearing the burqa in public is not compatible with an open, liberal, tolerant society,” he said.
In Belgium, the proponents of the ban argue that such all-covering garb poses security issues as well as threatens democratic values. Some feared, however, that the bill would not stand a legal challenge.
Belgium is not an isolated case.
In France on Tuesday, the Council of State, the nation’s highest administrative body, warned that a prohibition on full-body Islamic veils in public risked being found unconstitutional. President Nicolas Sarkozy said last year that such clothing was “not welcome” in France.
Such a ban could also be challenged at the Strasbourg-based European Court of Human Rights.
Let’s hope that Belgium can pass this ban and finally make clear that anyone must accept our laws and way of life.
We can of course expect most liberals to cry “racism” and accuse Belgium of being intolerant, but the fact is that no one asked indigenous Europeans if they wanted Muslim immigrants in the first place.
No one wants Saudi Arabia to become Christian and so therefore no one can force us to change our way of life to suit people that shouldn’t be here in the first place.
GIUSEPPE DE SANTIS
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Posted on 16 June 2008.
Regular readers will remember that some time ago we reported on the case of Bushra Noah, a muslim woman who had been turned down for a job at a trendy London hair salon.
Now we are sure that most sensible people would agree that a hair stylist who refuses to show her hair is not a great advert for a hair salon. But when she was not offered the job, Ms Noah claimed religious discrimination and took her case to an industrial tribunal, claiming that she was “devastated” at having been turned down for the job. So devastated was she in fact that it took her two months to decide she was devastated enough to act.
The salon owner, Sarah Desrosiers, stated that when she had spoken to Ms Noah on the telephone she had told her that she really lived too far away but she had pleaded to be given an interview. At no time did Ms Noah mention that she covered her head for religious reasons, despite having previously been turned down for 25 other hairdressing jobs.
The tribunal decided that the salon owner had not directly discriminated against Ms Noah on religious grounds but upheld her complaint of indirect discrimination. Sarah Desrosiers was ordered to pay £4000 to Ms Noah for “injury to feelings”.
This decision now gives the green light for people to apply for jobs for which their personal religious choices make them wholly unsuited and then cry racism or discrimination when they are turned down.
Judging by the responses to a recent article we posted, perhaps Sarah Desrosiers should have been fined for the greater crime of describing her salon as “funky and URBAN”!
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