Comments on: Hypocrite of the Week

By: EnglandxChick

EnglandxChick — Wed, 07 May 2008 14:15:59 +0000

Boris is not truly English what with being born in New York and being part Turkish. I don’t think he will be as bad as ‘Red Ken’ but I can’t see him being a great deal better either. He is bound to put the white indigenous population of London at the bottom of the pile AGAIN!

I read somewhere that if Richard Barnbrook had been elected he would have removed the 1m foreigners currently living in London… how I wish he had been elected.

By: SimonGB

SimonGB — Tue, 06 May 2008 11:04:54 +0000

Boris WILL mess things up sooner or later, the guy is an idiot……….the BNP will be glorious!

GOD SAVE THE QUEEN!

By: Noel

Noel — Mon, 05 May 2008 21:28:24 +0000

Clearly, the Common Purpose-controlled medias’ continued, universal dissemination of the Big Lie that there is a distinction to be made between the three, differently-named heads of the satanic tripartite which we know as the LibLabCon party continues to successfuly deceive the mass of the sheeple, the one-party-with-three-names triumphs again.

Grovelling Islamophile cultural
Marxist replaces grovelling Islamophile cultural Marxist. Six
hundred thousand “spoiled” ballot papers? Are the voters really so gullible as to believe such an
unrealistically huge number, in
spite of the irrefutable evidence
of ballot-box tampering? It would seem that they are.

However, thanks to the valiant efforts of Richard and his team, we have foot in the door. Now, we need to be patient, until the
indigenous Londoners have had some “more of the same” from Boris the Abominable.

Time is not on the tripartite’s side. They may well be overtaken by events when the inexorably rising price of oil, and everything which it influences,
results in people’s inability to put food on their tables, they will be impelled to look for salvation to the only party which can offer it – the British National Party

As I contemplate the dark days ahead, I have never been more
proud to be a member.

By: Bigglez

Bigglez — Mon, 05 May 2008 13:30:32 +0000

Don’t be disheartened friends. This is all for the good in the long run. Many people are aware that there was large scale fraud in the London elections and that had there not been some 600,000 spoiled votes, then the BNP would most likely have had more than one candidate elected.
Getting rid of Red Ken has been a major blow to commissar Brown and no doubt Ken privately wishes he had not allied himself with such a loser as McBrown.
Commissar Cameron has backed Boris who is probably the descendant of a Muslim slave and who seems to have inherited his slavishness to Islam. If Boris bungles things or does not support indigenous Britons in what is seen to be a fair manner, he will discredit the Tory cause and push more disillusioned Tory voters into supporting the only party which supports the British people, the BNP.

By: gyukcas

gyukcas — Mon, 05 May 2008 03:10:44 +0000

If Boris had a brain he would be quite dangerous.But, luckily he seems to be not too well equipped in that department,but I find it somewhat disturbing that a man so obviously lacking in any sort of redeeming features can wield the most power of any tory party member,or that the people of London can elect anyone so lacking in the basic vocabulary to make a sensible speech on any subject of importance to Londoners.It’s like chosing a monkey over a baboon to represent our capital city.Note also how he has not hesitated to allow himself to be dressed up in Islamic regalia for the benefit of his REAL friends,the immigrants.Hardly a word yet about Real Londoners. BE STRONG RICHARD.Your time will surely come.

By: jao7

jao7 — Sun, 04 May 2008 22:30:17 +0000

And what happens next?
The cloth drops … And Richard Barnbrook appears! They just can’t get rid of him despite their tricks (dirty). Despite it appears that we were cheated possibly of a second LA member, Mr Barnbrook will take it in his stride, he is very assured of himself I believe, having watched him on BNPTV. I believe being a sole representitive of the BNP he will not be disheartened , but will try twice as hard and relish the battle. My congratulations to him and to ourselves, for achieving in what is right in the face of adversity, from a huge conglomerate of opponents that have their own huge issues amongst themselves, despite us.
Richards letter says it all,
I am here,right to be here, and proud to be here!
Richard..we are proud you are there. Take no prisoners. Be as ruthless as Deadstone was, when your opportunities appear.

By: Malcontent_Patriot

Malcontent_Patriot — Sun, 04 May 2008 17:23:00 +0000

A very well said, Brian Cosworth.

There must be a way of reaching out to the old Conservatives who sympathise with the BNP: is the Tory’s Monday Club still in existence?

Malign not the average Tory voter for they are to a large extent misguided; attack the leadership and those acting against the BNP.

By: SheriffofNottingham

SheriffofNottingham — Sun, 04 May 2008 16:36:09 +0000

They complained about Lionheart’s “brown suit” but not a peep about the jihadi clown outfit pictured above.
He should wear a burka ‘cos his hair is really getting me excited! Grrrrr!

By: Ragnar

Ragnar — Sun, 04 May 2008 16:03:41 +0000

Although it’s good riddance to Khan Leninstone one wonders, judging from the accompanying pic, if we are getting much change at City Hall in the figure of fun that is Boris Jokeson. I seem to remember Red Khan sporting himself in similar fancy dress, in a bid to suck up to ethnics! Have these people no shame?

By: medion

medion — Sun, 04 May 2008 15:07:05 +0000

Looking at the picture above.
Same colours, different name. Just goes to show how weak he is too, same as the other one, bowing down to muslims who want to kill British non believers. I was born a christian, and will die one too!

By: Brian Cosworth

Brian Cosworth — Sun, 04 May 2008 13:46:05 +0000

Biffo is going to have to live with Richard Barnbrook and the BNP and he has already made his first big mistake. However no-one should forget that we got the seat on the LA because of what must have been Tory second votes, twice the number of second votes than our own primary votes. We need to make a channel of communication to the ordinary Tory, just as we did to the ordinary UKIP voter. We must not point the finger at the Tory voter, only individuals in his party when they badly mess up, which I am sure will be soon.

By: Lickyalips

Lickyalips — Sun, 04 May 2008 13:10:35 +0000

He’s a ‘Common Purpose’ graduate, so anything he does is done in their name.
As a high-density population in London is one of their aspirations, watch out for ‘we are building X thousand ‘affordable homes’ coming from his office.

By: White Lion

White Lion — Sun, 04 May 2008 12:29:15 +0000

Another son of an immigrant,whose going to do QUITE well,off the backs of the British people..While selling us out ,eh..Unfortunatly,the Cons WILL/HAVE adopted the same attitude as Labour..The ONLY choice for the British people IS BNP..

By: Askari

Askari — Sun, 04 May 2008 12:23:00 +0000

I read in another post on another thread that the BNP gained double the number of votes on second choice than it did on first choice for mayor; there are a great many Londoners not very far from declaring for us openly in the future. I could n’t abide Livingstone:- he embodied in his vile person everything I most detest in Britain today, right down to that revolting adenoidal whine. I have little time for Johnson either – a spoiled, elitist, caddish old Etonian, he makes my hackles rise – but I think of those who voted for Livingstone, and how enraged they must be feeling now, and I feel rather chuffed ! To add to their woes, these scum have to accept that the BNP now has a member on the GLA, something they committed criminal acts to try to prevent – but they failed ! Bearing in mind that we have clear proof of widescale tampering with the ballots, there must be many more white British Londoners who support us than the figures would illustrate.
I hope Johnson does n’t make an ass of himself:- rather Johnson than Livingstone any day.

By: darkmatter

darkmatter — Sun, 04 May 2008 12:21:56 +0000

They are already bending the rules to suit themselves. The corruption that the BNP are continually up against is ridiculous. The returning officer should have reprimanded the Mayoral candidates for their conduct in walking off the stage whilst the candidates and Richard were giving their acceptance speeches. A sign of the desperate contempt for democracy to come from these people I wonder.

By: lloyd

lloyd — Sun, 04 May 2008 12:14:54 +0000

I thought the BNP councillor, Laurence Rustem, was also of Turkish origin? Surely a case of the pot calling the kettle black?

Unlike, Boris, Mr Rustem, is an honest man who stands with both the indigenous peoples of Britain in the defence of their rightful claim to their ancient, ancestral homeland, and with those settled immigrants who have made Britain their home and adpoted its culture, traditions, laws and values – whatever his origins, – whereas Boris is an unprincipled opportunist who prostitutes himself and our country to whoever seeks to undermine or abuse it, whether for financial, political or other nefarious gain. Ed

By: Vman

Vman — Sun, 04 May 2008 12:03:11 +0000

The Conservatives can adopt the same attitude of NuLabour, but if they fail to see the problem with this then they to will have to learn the hard way.
The British National Party has reached this point by being honest and truthful in the face of extreme bias and underhandedness. If you Tory pricks wish to continue along these lines then fine, but the humble pie will grow and grow.

By: Loyal and True

Loyal and True — Sun, 04 May 2008 11:49:54 +0000

How long before this buffoon makes a absolute tit of himself?

I have him at 3/1 for his first month in office.

By: robstew48

robstew48 — Sun, 04 May 2008 11:46:21 +0000

I hope he is not doing what i think he is doing behind that sheet ?.