Comments on: BNP Candidate in London Withdraws From Election

By: Warriorbrave

Warriorbrave — Thu, 03 Apr 2008 22:06:19 +0000

One comment but I will never be swayed. I’ve had enough of this ****. BNP 4 ME God bless them!!

By: cigpapers

cigpapers — Thu, 03 Apr 2008 19:48:27 +0000

Good call BNP – the cause of saving Britain is bigger than any individual.

By: Britannia

Britannia — Thu, 03 Apr 2008 19:15:09 +0000

I quite expected my post to draw some fire and in way it was to ‘test the water’ but I must say this: Just because a person is not a member of the BNP does not imply that the person in question does not, in their own way, contribute in the battle to reclaim England.

I have, over the years, written numerous letters to all sections of the Press, a few have been published; I usually use different names try and achieve this. I always try to take part in Radio ‘phone-ins, again using different names to try and get through. I’ll talk to anyone who will listen about the same topics the BNP cares about and get into some heated discussions. I have made thousands of posts on various web-sites and been banned from few, with the usual name calling etc. There are many like me who care about England but who are cautious of the BNP – and no we don’t believe the Press smears. The BNP has made a great effort to put its house in order and I have nothing but respect and praise for the BNP’s active members and–OK, I shall be joining you.

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Way to go, Girl! We need more like you to take that “Leap of Faith”-Ed

By: keighlan

keighlan — Thu, 03 Apr 2008 15:55:09 +0000

What did he say that made him have to stand down?

It was something from an anonymous blog in 2005 that was deemed insensitive toward women. – Ed

By: Valentine Gray

Valentine Gray — Thu, 03 Apr 2008 08:49:03 +0000

It demonstrates two things: Nick Erikson has done the right thing; and whatever the circumstances surrounding this Blog, great vigilance is needed in protecting the growing reputation and credibility of the BNP. I will be out leafleting and my reply to anyone who may ask, “who is behind it?” will be that I have serious doubts as to who is the real author of this blog.

By: June

June — Thu, 03 Apr 2008 08:26:50 +0000

I think for the benefit of all those who have only heard the media side of this ‘comment ‘ it would be a very good idea to make this blog available so that we can see it in context. Frankly, like many I was shocked at what the media put out and was waiting for the candidate himself to ask for a retraction of what I assumed was just more mud slinging. I hope this warns all BNP supporters and members that whatever we say and however private we think we are at the time, we can come to regret it. We are so demonised by the media and the other political parties. The only thing that is free in Britain these days are your thoughts.
June.

By: UK friend from Serbia

UK friend from Serbia — Thu, 03 Apr 2008 07:52:39 +0000

When King Abdullah of Saudi Arabia visited UK last October, he was greeted by Gordon Brown as a true friend of the party and liblabcon government. It was a very friendly meeting, although King Abdullah did have a problem with Brown’s government ‘not doing enough to fight terrorism(!). Now, we all know how ‘highly appreciated’ women are in Saudi Arabia. We also know ‘how serious’ offence rape is in SA.

This is not a laughing matter and although Mr. Erikson probably should’ve known better then to write these things on the WWW, I am sure that this is not his genuine opinion on the issue.

But can you even begin to compare his unfortunate comments to the things that NuLabour friend King Abdullah allows to go on in his own country? In SA it is not crime to commit rape but to report that you’ve been a victim of one!

Now remember, King was introduced by the government as a ‘true friend of Britain’! If Nick showed common sense in withdrawing over his comments, imagine what should NuLabour do for having ‘true friends’ such as King Abdullah, if they had any dignity left!?

But having dignity is one of many things that separate BNP from liblabcon party.

Take care,

PICK BRITAIN UP!

By: vanbercamp

vanbercamp — Thu, 03 Apr 2008 05:38:09 +0000

Well Nick Griffin did say it will be a long process, with three steps forward very often followed by two steps back!

By: DaveSA

DaveSA — Thu, 03 Apr 2008 04:01:50 +0000

It says a lot for the honour of the BNP. The “accepted party” members won’t even stand down when all the accusations are true.

By: Sweet Pea

Sweet Pea — Wed, 02 Apr 2008 23:36:22 +0000

A very mature decision all round, and thank God for that! So much progress has been made in the last few weeks that NOTHING should be allowed to derail the process of gaining more council seats, and better prospects in the London mayoral election. Britannia – I hope you will see from all the comments here that Mr Erikson’s remarks are completely at odds with those of BNP supporters. Please come back to this site regularly, and read all the articles and comments, and you will see that we are a really patriotic bunch of people who simply want our country back! If you are as tired of all the lies and deceit of the other parties, and all the political correctness as the rest of us, and if you really want to know what is happening in our country, then you will find much to interest and inspire you.

By: samba

samba — Wed, 02 Apr 2008 23:34:54 +0000

Yes nicks comments were out of order,but they were said 4 years ago.Remember we are up against a evil gang of murderers, rapists,child loving perverts,thieves,liars and buggers.Who love to throw accusations at us.so they can hide behind MR SPEAKERS CLOAK.THEIR DAYS ARE FEW,AND THEY KNOW IT.

By: Winston

Winston — Wed, 02 Apr 2008 23:29:52 +0000

Let’s not forget (as I may unwittingly have done earlier) that these are comments Nick Erikson is alleged to have said/written. Whatever the actual truth – a virtue the lying lib/lab/con artists of Parliament know absolutely nothing about – the BNP will get to the very bottom of it. In the meantime, the correct decision has been very swiftly made. Nick Erikson has already paid a heavy price for comments he is (as yet) alleged to have made and I for one am satisfied with the way it has been dealt with.

Time now (for me anyway) to move on to the article on Boris Johnson’s latest offensive remarks, where you can be sure that he will not be doing the honourable thing and stepping down. What else would you expect from the lib/lab/conways?

By: Karl Baxter

Karl Baxter — Wed, 02 Apr 2008 23:27:17 +0000

We all say things that can be taken out of context and which we perhaps later regret. I know I have.

The ‘new politics’ relies on things like blogging so the risk of giving the enemy words to be used against us is greatly increased. You can count on it – every prominent BNP politician’s words will be sifted and resifted, so discipline is essential at all times.

Political expediency aside, I still believe it’s a man’s heart that should be judged, not words that escape from his mouth in humour, debate, or anger.

Erikson is a decent man and won’t mind taking this hit for the party because what distinguishes the BNP from other parties is that our politicians are in it for the greater good of our country, not selfish egoistical reasons.

By: Alexander Berry

Alexander Berry — Wed, 02 Apr 2008 23:03:54 +0000

As well as being a member of the B.N.P. I am also a member of Anti-Slavery International and believe that the responsibility for allowing 25,000 women to be trafficked into this country to be raped to death in our cities lies solely with this revolting government. As does the blame for allowing all those white British girls targeted by immigrant gangs to be groomed into prostitution despite knowing the situation for years.
This government is responsible for the mass rape of a silent and abandonded section of the population AND the murder of British soldiers in a war that was never our fight.

By: Ex-pat loyalist

Ex-pat loyalist — Wed, 02 Apr 2008 22:57:52 +0000

Mr Erikson has done the honourable thing. How many candidates from the political ‘establishment’ have formerly done the same thing? The vast majority of the LabLibCon cartel cling to office, or the hope of it, like limpets. It is a refreshing change to see someone accept that his past statements/behaviour precludes him from being a suitable candidate for public office. You would never see Blair, Brown and Co. going so easily.

By: Chester

Chester — Wed, 02 Apr 2008 22:18:38 +0000

The title scared me for a second! I thought Richard Barnbrook was going to withdraw!

By: Karenc

Karenc — Wed, 02 Apr 2008 21:13:02 +0000

I’m sorry but he wrote things that he shouldn’t have–however, he put it somewhere where he would have been able to let off steam. Has no one ever kept a diary and wrote something in it they looked back on and thought “what was I thinking at that time?” I know I have–One comment was after a fight with my mother and I called her things that, well, I would never at any sane time think.

We are all human and we all think irrationally at times. He has stepped down and been honourable about it. Let’s not let what he has said, maybe at a time of anger (as we all have–he IS human) affect our judgement of his character.

By: Gamlegorm The White

Gamlegorm The White — Wed, 02 Apr 2008 20:29:23 +0000

Well said ED in reply to Britannia’s comment.

Britannia there is no time left.

There are many folk working very, very hard behind the scenes and to read this sort of news is very disappointing indeed. However there is no other party to turn to. We need to stick together to stand any chance of regaining our country. The British National Party is the only party with the infrastructure to do the job and the only party with the members brave enough to see the task through.

By: Shropshire Lass

Shropshire Lass — Wed, 02 Apr 2008 20:24:48 +0000

I would jump to the BNP’s defence and address the misgivings of people about why he wasn’t removed before now.

Well–he blogged as “Sir John Bull”. Have you read this blog? I have certainly never come across it, and I consider myself pretty net-savvy.

His blog was ANONYMOUS! No email, no address, no telephone contact. I suspect that no-one in the party

1. Knew it existed, and

2. IF party officials HAD come across it, they would never have thought that it had come from a party member/electoral candidate.

So, yes, I think that, once this fellow was “found out” by curious journalists, it would have come as a big shock to those who knew him.

AND.. the right decision was made. May I add that this should be a warning to anyone who espouses similar views. When YOU are found out, YOU won’t be tolerated by the BNP either!

Mr Eriksen may or may not have said a lot of things, privately or perhaps with a degree of indiscretion – havent we all? But as far as we know, nothing he has said beyond the rather unfortunate blog which few people knew about, has given anyone cause for concern. It’s very sad Mr Eriksen has been stood down and will now face disciplinary proceedures, but that’s the way the BNP deals with events like this, unlike the liblabcon, which finds excuses for abominable behaviour within its ranks, often completely without shame. – Ed

By: Winston

Winston — Wed, 02 Apr 2008 20:17:27 +0000

Perhaps Britannia would not hesitate to join us if she was made more aware of ‘actual’ sex offences committed by many of the mainstream party perverts. Also, the horrific casualties caused by illegal wars, voted for and supported by these parliamentary criminals, puts these foolish views and comments by Nick Erikson into perspective. I am sure the families of the two Royal Marines killed a couple of days ago – after both lads had been interviewed by Sky News a fortnight earlier – could not care less about daft and offensive comments made under a pseudonym in a blog three years ago. There are far more important and deadly issues to address. Nick Erikson has paid the political price, and we need to quickly move on and save Great Britain.