My point, in its way, was to demonstrate how unacceptable my argument is.

In doing so it proves just how unacceptable the Governments attempted banning of BNP supporters is.

Yesterday during the Parliamentary debate about Damian Greens’ arrest we saw Harriet Harperson smugly manipulating the Speakers proposed investigation into the abuse of executive powers by the Labour Government.

An interesting point was made by Ken Clarke that had this arrest happened under the Tories and to a Labour Shadow spokes”person”, Harriet Harman would have been out organising mass protests, civil unrest and legal challenges.

It just goes to show just how two faced these people are, how little they respect the electorate and democracy………….. and ulimately how dictatorial.

Just like Stalin, Mao, Castro and Mugabe,

Even Tony Benn is enraged by her actions ! I may disagree with his politics but at least the man has shown some common decency and common sense on this matter.

Countries like Greece, Spain, and even Italy, have become gateways into the EU for non-Europeans.

I have in my past, worked with a Nigerian, who claimed to have stowed away on a ship to Romania; lived and worked there for a while, and eventually found his way to Greece, where he married a Greek “lady” who was considerably older than him, and apart from her resembling a certain bridge-dweller from three billy goats gruff, clearly had nothing in common.

He got his EU visa that way, and I can only assume that the “lady” in question reaped some benefit from the arrangement, but I struggle to imagine what!

It is rather interesting that this problem was commented on by a well-known Greek feller a while back:
“Another cause of revolution is difference of races which do not at once acquire a common spirit; for a state is not the growth of a day, any more than it grows out of a multitude brought together by accident. Hence the reception of strangers in colonies, either at the time of their foundation or afterwards, has generally produced revolution; for example, the Achaeans who joined the Troezenians in the foundation of Sybaris, becoming later the more numerous, expelled them; hence the curse fell upon Sybaris. At Thurii the Sybarites quarrelled with their fellow-colonists; thinking that the land belonged to them, they wanted too much of it and were driven out.”

Aristotle, “Politics”, Part III, Book V (4th century BC)
http:// classics.mit.edu/Aristotle/politics.5.five.html

I mean, I’m genuinely shocked and gutted…

On one level, I can see what’s building up, and what’s happening from the statistics and the odd spurt of news; but to see it erupting in the flesh is beyond depressing.

I don’t want to believe it’s actually happening, but everything points towards that we are being given an ultimatum: we must accept this; or resist it.

Even the most hate-filled, angry, bitter and twisted people do not really want to see another Europe-wide war erupting and dragging on for years, but like one great wicked chess game, all the pieces are being moved into place.

I mean, forget the obvious misreporting by the regime press – we know that’s going to happen; and in a way, it’s a red herring.
There’s nothing much we can do to affect their attempts to control and misrepresent information, and it’s maybe a trap – a way of sapping the energy of the growing patriotic resistence movement, and drawing its fire.

The real question is, what are YOU going to do, when it kicks off here? In your town? Down your street?
Are you going to run to the hills? Are you going to bolt yourself into your house?
Are you going to observe impotently as the invasion sweeps your ancestral homeland?

We are now at the beginning of a decade-long recession… in the middle of it, we’ve got sitting duck targets for terrorist activity in the form of the Olympics; we are facing a serious situation.

In this country, some 40% of people didn’t bother to vote last time; maybe even more will not bother voting come next election.

What are YOU going to do about that?
Isn’t it just time that we put aside our fears; get a determined head on; and did something about actively recruiting young native people in the hardest-hit areas to join and to vote?
We need the kind of wartime-spirit to build a network of indigenous support.

Surely what binds a tribe together is its culture, values, and group support. We are too divided in this country, we need to act – united we stand; divided we fall.

We need Solidarity!

Any chance this is connected

“Aylesbury holds up to 435 young men on the site of a Victorian prison and former borstal. Most are serving long sentences and there is a large ethnic minority population, according to a 2005 inspector’s report.”

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We’ll be following this story, but we will probably only get the “sanitised” version -Ed

The BNP site has got one thing over the BBC that makes the articles here so interesting, and that is the truth. As is often said, truth is strange than fiction–and it’s also a lot more interesting.

http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/england/beds/bucks/herts/7771847.stm

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Yes, that’s the liberal la-la land version – Ed

Lowlife Marxist vermin.

http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/world/europe/7770488.stm

But it is not the original by the looks of it.

To be host I think the BBC have got more important things to be dealing with like a rehash of the Steven Lawrence case or who lost in X Factor!

If you added an email notification to comment replys , then it was most likely that.

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Yes, probably a comment response alert – Ed