Comments on: Birmingham Will See Rise in Ethnic Violence – But There’s Nothing We Can Do About It Say Tories

By: johnny7

johnny7 — Fri, 03 Oct 2008 08:42:52 +0000

I found this video,it makes depressing viewing. At the end there is an interview with Enoch Powell (45 mins into the video) which is interesting. In it he states that politicians know what is happening but hope our end doesnt come until they are dead or if not, they hope to “slip out from under”……the man was a true visionary. And STILL the leftists deny what everyone can see!!

http://vodpod.com/watch/1029351-multiculturalism-and-islamification-in-britain-part-1

By: MarkGrimsbyLincs

MarkGrimsbyLincs — Thu, 02 Oct 2008 19:06:39 +0000

My poor old 90-year-old gran has said, “Don’t worry, our government won’t let it happen.” My mum, a devout, kind Christian says, “Our Lord won’t let it happen.” We are the only people to stop this. A lot of people in unenriched areas don’t know fully what is going on, or don’t want to, or don’t care–I don’t know which. People who do care have to act, in whatever small way. I noticed Dodgy Dave’s speech, “We don’t want more of the same.” Exactly–we don’t want you! Lots of anti-PCtalk by Dodgy Dave. Isn’t he a Communist Purpose graduate?

By: crispy

crispy — Thu, 02 Oct 2008 12:36:17 +0000

Regarding the photograph at the top of this article, is that what our Dave means by three strikes and your out?

By: M Luchag

M Luchag — Thu, 02 Oct 2008 08:21:31 +0000

Paul Goodman in 2008 tells us what the ordinary man/woman in the Street predicted and marched against in the 1950’s and 60’s… Pity no one listened then and to the most part are still not listening.

Lets hope a day will come when the masses will realise their folly, think for themselves, and cast off the voting habits of their parents and grandparents.

If not it will be VOTE the SAME for MORE of the SAME…

By: Tancred

Tancred — Thu, 02 Oct 2008 07:16:40 +0000

“We can see, looking ahead, that you have this picture of diversity and plurality, and cities are going to look very different.

“For policy-makers, in one sense this is all very exciting.”

It used to be said that the devil has the best music – now he also has the best words. Well, I was born into a mono-cultural Bimngham 50 years ago. I was happy and safe growng up there. I felt I belonged, and that it was “my home town.” That is no longer the case.

What can anyone find to be exited about in the “diversity and plurality” that has driven my family out of our home town? My elderly relatives all experienced racism and violence from the people our politicians undemocratically foisted upon us – ruining our inner cities for us, the native British who built and lived in them. At least one small consolation: already the Pakistani Muslims are fighting the Caribbeans. The Muslim Kashmiris are fighin the Hindus and Sikhs. The Albanians fight Serbs, and the Iraqis fight the Kurds. In America they call it the “self cleaning oven!”

What a sad end to a great nation. Nero fiddled whilst Rome burnt. The Lib/Lab/Con artists are doing the same over Britain.

By: noImmigration

noImmigration — Wed, 01 Oct 2008 22:07:19 +0000

Yep we really do need saving, but no one is going to do it for us, so we’d better get out on the streets and do it ourselves.

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Some of us are already working hard to that end. My branch will be out leafletting again tomorrow -Ed

By: Patriotic Burnley Celt

Patriotic Burnley Celt — Wed, 01 Oct 2008 20:05:03 +0000

When I see Birmingham/Bradford/London etc etc the words of Enoch just come to mind.
March on BNP. Save our nation and culture.

By: Duncan

Duncan — Wed, 01 Oct 2008 19:58:48 +0000

He did not mention the driving out of white people from ‘black’ areas by intimidation, sometimes at the point of a gun. He also forgot to mention the street signs banning whites in certain areas after 7.00.

I have been asked by a Zimbabwean whether an area of Edgbaston was safe! She had seen the road taped off after a drive-by shooting so it appears to be obvious to even people from the most sorry parts of the world that all is not well in Birmingham. A Chinese women commented that the street cleaners did not do a good job when seeing the rubbish blowing in the surburbs – little knowing that we are so used to seeing rubbish that we don’t even notice it now.

If you travel through Birmingham try this game – if you see a class of schoolchildren with their teacher, try counting the white kids. In the inner city it is virtually nil. Oh and yes, they are not used to seeing white people so they call their teacher ’snowflake’ and ‘milky’ and want to touch their skin.

I feel a stranger in my own land.

http://www.birminghammail.net/news/birmingham-news/2008/08/28/gang-related-gun-crime-most-serious-since-new-year-party-murders-97319-21623830/ – Ed

By: bulldogbob

bulldogbob — Wed, 01 Oct 2008 19:33:54 +0000

This issue is on the lips and in the thoughts of every true Briton , either man and woman , except for the politicians who occupy the Palace of Westminster of whatever persuasion , where nothing is ever said . The only party that can pull this situation from the abyss is the BNP , so join today and put this nightmare to bed once and for all .

By: Bobstar

Bobstar — Wed, 01 Oct 2008 19:17:17 +0000

“Tensions could be caused by racism, including racist attitudes from some ethnic minorities towards each other. One issue is what you might call old-fashioned racism. Racism hasn’t gone away, and not just what you might call old-fashioned white on ethnic minority racism. There are also other forms of racism taking place.”

So us whites are the good old fashioned type of waysists? Ethnic minorities can be racist to each other , is the other form of racism, racism towards the indigenous? Or is that form of racism not worth a mention??

By: storm1980

storm1980 — Wed, 01 Oct 2008 19:02:45 +0000

I was born and bred in Birmingham, myself and my young (and ever growing) family still leave here – we will not be moved – REGARDLESS. I will stay here and fight for my people’s position in this City. The area I live in is roughly 80 % English and the BNP have a massive amount of support here. I don’t think people realise quite how much :-) We see a lot of fighting in many areas of Birmingham but they are actually immigrant groups fighting amongst each other !!!!

By: Stringbag

Stringbag — Wed, 01 Oct 2008 18:57:47 +0000

“I think the attitude of Muslims in cities on licensing, even on the annual gay pride march, isn’t necessarily going to be the same in those areas as everyone else.”

If you look at areas like Washwood Heath, Alum Rock, Sparkrook and Small Heath etc – with their Mosques, madrassas, halal emporiums – now; and then you project forward 20 years, at the present rate of “progress”; then it is perfectly obvious that a Talibanised hell-hole is the only logical outcome. And we will have these ever increasing “Occupied Territories” right across the country; and eventually we will lose it.

That is until and unless we take over. Liblabcon have all but destroyed the country – and now they are just wringing their hands

By: franny

franny — Wed, 01 Oct 2008 18:37:38 +0000

I feel very sorry for the indigenous people of Birmingham, and other towns with a similar rapidly growing immigrant population, but how can the problem be solved? We are not just talking about a few thousand people, but hundreds of thousands of people who are second and third generation “British”citizens. These people, whether we like it or not, have rights and you cannot simply deport them back to their ancestors’ countries of origin. We CAN stop more coming in, but it is the ones already here with their ultra large families that are increasing their populations so that they soon will overtake the indigenous Brits and I cannot see how that can be stopped. We are heading for an apartheid type of society where areas will be predominantly black, Asian or white. In many parts of the country that situation either has, or is fast becoming a reality.

It has to be stopped, voluntary repatriation; re-deploying the foreign aid budget to that end is a central plank of policy here - Ed

By: ianpenrhyndd

ianpenrhyndd — Wed, 01 Oct 2008 17:49:50 +0000

Did I see some new names in the Comments? Welcome all, more to spread the message of the BRITISH NATIONAL PARTY!

No doubt the “Ethnic Enrichment Industry” are proud of the “State of Affairs” in Birmingham. We are up against a very experienced “Vote Manipulation Industry” according to recent Court Cases.

Keep up the GOOD WORK and strive for some BNP Councillors.

By: nildesperandum

nildesperandum — Wed, 01 Oct 2008 17:46:19 +0000

I cannot imagine a Birmingham with an invader majority population consisting largely of Blacks and Asians being a prosperous, well run and happy place, in fact the very reverse. As the tipping-point approaches white flight will accelerate so this could well be before 2027 which is in only 18 years time. I feel so sorry for the Brummies. We can only resign ourselves to this once great city’s inevitable fate. When the Nation’s situation is truly desparate I suppose it would be an easy place to blockade. London can’t be many years behind.

By: Allan@Aberdeen

Allan@Aberdeen — Wed, 01 Oct 2008 17:44:55 +0000

The first actions of the incoming BNP government must include the removal of Edward Heath’s knighthood and the honouring of SIR Enoch Powell. This would set the scene.

By: The Wild Side

The Wild Side — Wed, 01 Oct 2008 17:18:01 +0000

‘There’s nothing we can do about it’–The Tories.

‘There’s something we can do about it’ –The B.N.P.

Solution? VOTE B.N.P.

By: apendragon

apendragon — Wed, 01 Oct 2008 17:11:48 +0000

Well thanks Mr Goodman for sort of stating the obvious, but people would actually quite like it if you had at least some semblance of ideas to deal with this problem that’s being stored up with such gusto by the government and their idiot liberal friends.

The truth is, you just can’t face the issues head on, because you lack the political courage and are afraid to appear committed one way or the other. This country is going to need strong, decisive leadership if it is going to avoid falling into the abyss of intertribal conflict in the not too distant future.
Expressing some concern and then coming up with zero solutions may keep your backers quiet, but is not going to help anyone or anything in any practical way.
The question is, Mr. Goodman: do you care enough to say what needs to be said?
We do. We don’t want our country ripped apart by multicultural strife just to please some hare-brained, politically-correct liberal agenda.

It’s time for us all to wake up and take positive action before it’s too late and the baying mob is smashing down your front door.
Prevention is better than cure.

By: whiskydelta

whiskydelta — Wed, 01 Oct 2008 16:35:40 +0000

Here in my district we white people are seriously outnumbered by Asians, there are more than enough Asian councilors for their views and very little support for the white views. If at the next elections we whites have no BNP candidate, then I will put myself forward for the position myself!

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A noble move, WD. Remember that there are always experts here that are ready to guide you through the political process -Ed

By: SOUTH STAFFS

SOUTH STAFFS — Wed, 01 Oct 2008 16:31:38 +0000

Many comments on here I can address. As a native Brummie who no longer lives in that abode, I will try and answer all. As a child when my family moved from Ulster they they moved both communities in from Northern Ireland hence causing a divide whilst the native Brummies were trying to come to terms with the mass influx from both east Asians and West Indians in the late 50s early 60s. After the conflict in Aden many Brummies came back to see a new war being fought, blacks v whites and protestants v catholics. When the IRA bombed the Tavern in the Town and the Mulberry Bush in Birmingham in 1974, it caused divides across Birmingham. The next one they pulled in Brum was two rival football gangs, the Villa v the Blues in the 80s, someone said once one gang was state supported. Now Birmingham has fallen look at the rivalry now being fought between ethnic communites. My old grandpa once said “they are using this city for a future experiment”. He was right as well when he said that 30 years ago.