Comments on: BNP Loves Europe, Hates the EU, Says Nick Griffin in Tribute to Polish Spitfire Pilots

By: w.davies

w.davies — Thu, 18 Jun 2009 14:44:47 +0000

lady mandelson ,said about protecting british jobs would result in depression, we were all
depressed when he had his job protected time and time again

By: gauss

gauss — Thu, 21 May 2009 18:17:41 +0000

As an Irishman, Catholic and a mathematician who has lived in England for some decdes I have suspected for some time that the EU is a communist front and disguised Voltairism. I admire the contributions of the great European mathematicians French, German, British and Italian which are listed on google as also the great works of engineering such as the high speed trains , the channel tunnel and even the arirval of the Terrafugia Co "Transition" roadable aircraft.
I support every effort to bring the peoples of Europe together and the furtherance of the integration of secular and religious cultures , which until recently in the case of mixed marriages has been very one sided mostly favouring the Catholic Churches agenda.

One step on a high speed train is 300 steps along the platform and the world is getting smaller
and cheers to that. So lets keep our languages and cultures, assimilate the arrivals of our fellow Europeans and look ahead one hundred years.
Europe for Ever. Long L ive Christian Europe!

By: Kokavski

Kokavski — Sun, 08 Mar 2009 02:31:12 +0000

Ok, exploitation exists only not because peoples like to work for peanuts money, but due to ennormous greed which dominating our poor times. Poles are badly paid by crooks, soaking blood from all workers not only from imigrants. I company I was working last three years coach Brittish drivers are paid the same shit money as Poles are. So with all respect, there is not like "here is a dog burried" as they say in Poland.
The stink is comming from head always not from feet.

By: time for change

time for change — Thu, 05 Mar 2009 14:48:34 +0000

So what, if there was a Polish fellow in the Spitfire, hats off to him! It is the plane that symbolises the fight against tyranny. Polish people are just like us and funny enough, the first Polish man I met and worked with was known as Eddie the Pole. A great bloke who also came here after the war. Your not here in Newcastle are you Jan?

By: Deano33

Deano33 — Thu, 05 Mar 2009 06:23:38 +0000

Well the media try to portray us as hating everyone who isn't British.

We all know this is not the truth. We are nationalists not racists, but don't expect the meida to understand.

By the way, couldn't that article by the Telegraph be seen as inciting racial hatred towards the BNP???? Oh sorry I forgot…… you cant be racist to white British people can you?

By: Revisionist

Revisionist — Thu, 05 Mar 2009 00:27:47 +0000

Fame at last! Thanks!

By: RickTB

RickTB — Wed, 04 Mar 2009 21:23:37 +0000

Love Europe but hate the EU – excellent. I of course love CESP even more. CESP = Churchill's English Speaking People and I'd like to see the UK unite again with Australia, New Zealand, Canada and possibly the USA, after our "inner group" then comes Europe, then the rest of the world.

The EU is really the EUSSR, a devious plot by European Socialists (communists in disguise) have their Marxist revolution slowly and stealthily, taking over all of Europe and putting barriers up against the rest of the world, including our traditional family. We must leave the EU – NOW!!

By: drdeeselixir

drdeeselixir — Wed, 04 Mar 2009 21:08:45 +0000

This is a deliberate co-ordinated attack by the low-life mainstream media. No lies are so foul that these Lib/Lab/Con lackeys won't use in their desperate attempts to smear the BNP in a taste of what's to come with the Euro elections less than three months away. Now some nameless 'Daily Mail Reporter', 24 hours after the Telegraph, pipes in with a pure propaganda piece from that Lib/Lab/Con rag, penning a complete distortion of the actual truth, omitting the fact that Nick Griffin was being interviewed by a Polish TV crew hence the Polish Spitfire being particularly appropriate and then compounding the lie by saying because we want ''British Jobs for British Workers'' the BNP seeks to kick Polish people out of the UK. How the normal print workers of those Establishment rags who rub shoulders with them, must despise these vile modern-day NUJ 'journalists' who demean a once honourable profession. I hope BNP people refer the public to our site and the original article above. The contrast between the truth and their fabricated lies will show the world just who is telling the truth and just who is incapable of the truth.

By: Polishman

Polishman — Wed, 04 Mar 2009 20:50:49 +0000

P.S. In simple words things in this country are not going in the right direction and it becomes much more difficult to be polish in the UK. I am proud to be Polish and proud of my country history but I live in Britain because I am a part of a lost generation which struggled to survive due to high rate of unemployment back home caused by almost 50 years of russian occupation and their bright idea of communism.
I don't work for less than my british collegues and show solidarity when it comes to problems. In the end of the day I think the problem are Asians ( Pakistanis in partucular) who are mostly not productive members of fthis society with large families. Plus what pisses me off they try to implement their customs in this country and have litlle respect for Britons ( strangley enough a couple of days ago I was of victim of racism from a Pakistani guy ) and no will to adjust and absorb local culture whatsoever.

"When you come to Rome, do as Romans do"

End of story

By: jinjer11

jinjer11 — Wed, 04 Mar 2009 20:49:08 +0000

I'm actually half-polish myself, as my mother had polish parents who emigrated to the UK after the 2nd World War.

I'm proud that I have being able to have relations of both British and Polish descent. I was born in the UK and lived here for most of my life and do consider myself as British. However, a big part of me still respects and relishes my polish ancestry.

I hope the BNP can forge stronger bonds with Poland and equally with our other Eastern European cousins as I believe it can only help the Nationalist cause.

By: drdeeselixir

drdeeselixir — Wed, 04 Mar 2009 19:51:31 +0000

If the villains thought they'd get away with it, they'd do it. I'd put nothing past these Red Totalitarians.

By: Polishman

Polishman — Wed, 04 Mar 2009 18:51:56 +0000

I haven't read in any british newspaper so many positive comments on Poland and it's people like on this website…I am stunned that some poeple in this country do remember our struggle for "our and yours freedom" as the polish troop's motto goes…I am very suprised that despite growing resentment towards Poles living in the UK the BNP website makes a difference reminding people the fact that we work in the UK is pretty much a result of a Jalta conference where we we were basically sold out by the Allies to Russsians, who imposed communism on us. I don't really want to be in this country anymore but you guys with your comments leave me a bit of hope that I will not have to walk the streets in the UK being afraid of becoming a victim of unprovoked attack. I am not a BNP supporter and I don't sympathize but I understand why some poeple are simply upset. The number of foreigners it's taking it's toll on a local population. Bloody political correctness leads to nowhere and lenguage criterium should be crucial and when I hear that jobcentre provides interpreters for non-english speakers I can't simply believe it.

By: just me

just me — Wed, 04 Mar 2009 18:45:27 +0000

Anyway … Poles may go back to Poland but in next 10-20 years 70 % of British community will not be real eurepean ………. This country is full of Asian, African people with British passports or even without any – many of them came from colony's many came from nowhere ….. but they are not a problem ……. You will see the Britain's future ……. I see it in dark colours

By: Michael from Poland

Michael from Poland — Wed, 04 Mar 2009 18:39:41 +0000

Hello, I'm a Polish guy living in Poland, I have never been to UK, although my cousin lives there for about 20 years now.

1) I understand the point of view of Nick Griffin – Britain is Britain and it should be a country for the British people first.

2) That said, I do not think that the Poles are your biggest problem – in the end we are Christian or atheist Europeans who do not multiply like rabbits and our culture is not drastically different from yours.

When writing that we not multiply like rabbits, it's of course a comparison with the Muslims – AFAIK you have at least about 1.5 million in the UK and that amount is increasing and they are demanding more and more rights.

3) I want Poland to survive, and by that I mean avoiding becoming "ex-Polish EU socialist soviet republic" or "muslim caliphate of ex-Poland" – the second problem is not likely right now (relatively few Muslims in Poland), but unfortunately the matters in the EU go in a bad direction. In this context,

I think that the poster with the Polish-manned Spitfire is unfortunately a good representation of the situation – both Poland and Britain were forced to face Hitler's madness, now we will probably have to face the madness of the EU.

4) What I want – I want European Europe. Europe for the Europeans. Normal Europeans, not pedophilic EU bureaucrats ,not Muslim immigrants, not any other kind of people with warped minds.

By: Solon

Solon — Wed, 04 Mar 2009 17:33:17 +0000

From the Telegraph.

“BNP bosses have been ridiculed for using a Polish Spitfire to front a campaign calling for Eastern European immigrants to be barred from Britain.”
http://tinyurl.com/c4nnx4

From the BNP article.
“We have deliberately used a Spitfire from the RAF No. 303 Polish Fighter Squadron as our backdrop in the ‘Battle of Britain’ road show for the European elections,” Mr Griffin said.

Press Complaints Commission
http://www.pcc.org.uk/cop/practice.html

1 Accuracy

i) The Press must take care not to publish inaccurate, misleading or distorted information, including pictures.

ii) A significant inaccuracy, misleading statement or distortion once recognised must be corrected, promptly and with due prominence, and – where appropriate – an apology published.

By: Woodie

Woodie — Wed, 04 Mar 2009 17:03:09 +0000

Despite all the monotonous propaganda….. that photo is very… very smart.

By: Eric

Eric — Wed, 04 Mar 2009 16:27:16 +0000

The powers that be are really shaken up now eh?
Throwing everything and the kitchen sink at the party. Why is that…
Panic stations comes to mind..
What are they so afraid of.??
The people have finally had enough..
It is time for Change…
It is Time for the British National Party..

By: Andraste

Andraste — Wed, 04 Mar 2009 15:54:15 +0000

What we are experiencing in the UK will occur to all countries, it is planned by the EU to swamp all European countries will immigrants. The EU must be stopped.

By: He29

He29 — Wed, 04 Mar 2009 14:46:20 +0000

I am looking not only at UK, but also at France, Germany etc. After couple years Europe will be muslim continent and we will be discriminised at any time. Cyvilised Europe is not a muslim culture and they shoud be in their countires if they don't like our common culture. I am a member of cyvilised european culture and I am proud of it. I can behave in cyvilised manner and respect my English brothers traditions.
I am proud of, that in Poland 99% people are Polish and I uderstand that I wouldn't be happy if 1 milion Vietnamese came to my country and worked for a bowl of rice per day.
I understand the concerns of people and there should be something to stop it. Even Polish without qualifications shouldn't be able to come to this country. Sorry for my bad english as this is not my origin language and I am only 3 years here.

By: RodPolisher

RodPolisher — Wed, 04 Mar 2009 14:46:03 +0000

"Love Europe, Hate the EU"…

What a fantastic, catchy slogan for the upcoming Euro elections!