Comments on: Whites Fleeing Third World Invasion of British Schools

By: Jeff Simmons

Jeff Simmons — Tue, 14 Jul 2009 10:24:19 +0000

Take a good, hard, look at Fiji where the indigenous Fijians are the minority in their own country. And world leaders (especially the Commonwealth countries) castigate the natives and boycott their government for trying to keep control of their own land!

By: DwaineDibley

DwaineDibley — Mon, 13 Jul 2009 18:17:52 +0000

I live near here!! The skyline looks more like Baghdad every day, more and more Mosques are being Granted by our Muslim run councils, we have no say in the matter, if you put in a complaint, they file it as a rascist attack!!
The Government is too soft in this field, we need a BNP government to sort out this problem once and for all!!

By: davesmart1977

davesmart1977 — Mon, 13 Jul 2009 15:08:40 +0000

i love this saying especially when people try and draw me into one of those conversations about pollitical correctness and foreign integration…i honestly hold my hand up and say to them BIRDS OF A FEATHER FLOCK TOGETHER, and 9 out of 10 times they shut up imediately…and then if they dont shut up i politely point out that chimps and silver backs do not live or coincide with each other even though they are from the same species…LONG LIVE GREAT BRITAIN AND OUR HERITAGE AND THANK GOD FOR THE B.N.P…I AM MY OWN MIND AND NO P.Cs WILL EVER BLIND MY JUDGEMENT

By: dracoscorpius

dracoscorpius — Mon, 13 Jul 2009 02:55:32 +0000

Part Three
Often i would ask them why they picked on me so much.
I have always had very Blond hair, very blue eyes and extremely fair skin. This they told me is why they enjoyed beating me up, because i was the perfect example of an infidel.It's now known as Islamofascism i belive. I even dyed my hair black out of desperation at one point but it still carried on and my parents went mad! I suffered all those years due to a very sick and twisted form of shear hard line racism and every single person who has or currently has a similar tale to tell has my heart felt sympathies.I dread to think what it's like now because it has obviously become worse since i left school.
I love it when i speak with the lefties and they start screaming about racism. I can actually tell them exactly what racism is because i suffered it for 8 years of my life and i will be scarred by the experience for the rest of it.

My son is 5 years old and i vowed the day he was born that he would not suffer as i did. I will teach him for home myself before I'll let that happen!

By: dracoscorpius

dracoscorpius — Mon, 13 Jul 2009 02:34:04 +0000

Part two
The first one that i attended was roughly 70% Muslim and i had to leave after a year and a half due to the continuation of my education with my nice Muslim classmates from Junior school. Again i had to be moved but this time i was not fortunate enough to get away from them.
The next school was just as bad for me because when i moved i was moving to a school only slightly less Muslim populated, but also had the added bonus of my friends waiting for me from junior school!
I used to come out of school Black and Blue. Everyday i was either either beaten,kicked,punched,spat upon,have my mother insulted,racially abused, etc etc and more often than not i got a combo of most of the above. Indeed my mornings were full of dread upon waking knowing that i was going back to my living hell. My schooling suffered because of all this torment and when i left school at 16 i was being set free from Muslim oppression.

By: dracoscorpius

dracoscorpius — Mon, 13 Jul 2009 02:06:39 +0000

Part One
I attended 4 different schools in Blackburn, 2 Junior and two secondary.
Twice during my schooling i had to move because my life was a living hell because of the bullying i was forced to endure at the hands of my MAJORITY Muslim class mates.
When i left my first Junior school prematurely (which was C of E) it was because i was the only white pupil left and i was terrorized by the other children. By the age of eight i was well educated in the ways of the Muslims of my age.
I managed to escape this eventually and started attending a less Muslimesque C of E school.
Then came 5 years of fun and frolics at secondary school!

By: Sasquash

Sasquash — Mon, 13 Jul 2009 01:50:11 +0000

Don;t hope to highly, what with the Ballot Boxes haing tie-wraps instead of Metal Padlocks . . . .

By: Sasquash

Sasquash — Mon, 13 Jul 2009 01:33:35 +0000

Your prophecy of greater blood and suffering than WWII, if only it were paranoia, but the History books and all the ethnic war blood and suffering occuring as you read this, says otherwise.

By: peterbropatriot

peterbropatriot — Mon, 13 Jul 2009 00:42:50 +0000

And they still pay good christian money to them to maintain such madrasses and refuse to stop paying this is what needs to be made public ive heard abouty turning the other cheek but I do not recall reading pay the other cheque in the Bible,this is steaqing from the collection plate with a vengence

By: lizziet

lizziet — Sun, 12 Jul 2009 23:46:07 +0000

The schooloing system as it is hugly disadvantages British children. Many classrooms are overcrowded and many pupils have English as a second language, not to mention the impact of gang culture and knife crime…
If I were a parent I would also try to take my children out of local school and try to find them a school with a high majority of fellow British children. You can't blame a parent for wanting the very best education for their children, but the government wants to enforse it's failing muliticultural ideals once agin and their children will with out doubt suffer.

VOTE BNP – PUT A STOP TO THIS MESS

By: P_ssofhome

P_ssofhome — Sun, 12 Jul 2009 23:06:43 +0000

Enoch WAS RIGHT.

By: DwaineDibley

DwaineDibley — Sun, 12 Jul 2009 19:27:52 +0000

I live in Burnley an area who's political party is made up of a large contingency of Muslims, and as such the areas with a high population of Muslims at the moment is getting a facelift, they buy cheep housing in run down areas, then when they are all moved in, the Government pays for their houses to be renovated. So increasing the price of their property, putting more wealth into the Pakistani area. As we all know this money is put into the building of more Mosques and more Muslim ONLY Schools. If we were to do this in their Country we would be beheaded….So why is it ok to turn our Country into a Muslim State!!!

It is time for a BNP Government to stop all this, they are the only party who can uphold what we all hold dear to our Hearts……..GREAT Britain……..Not Englandistan!!!!!

By: VicBrit

VicBrit — Sun, 12 Jul 2009 18:38:23 +0000

Yes, Donna I must admit you are correct – they do know what they are doing, my wording was not quite right. Unfortunately the public at large do not seem to grasp it fully though or prefer to keep their heads in the sand.
Vic.

By: M Luchag

M Luchag — Sun, 12 Jul 2009 18:36:09 +0000

To see one of the most heart-rending articles on the BNP website, Google "Many CoE Inner City Schools Now Cater for Muslim Children"… Anyone of 35 years of age or older will identify and remember fondly the top school photo, we all have one or two lying around in a box in a cupboard… the second ones should fill us with dread, if not for ourselves (as people of advancing years we should just about escape the worst of it), but for our children and their children, if we do not take action NOW, we are subjecting our descendants to life as a minority Infidel status in their own Homeland. Where will they have to take flight to, to escape the barbarity of our stealthy invader.

By: Duncan

Duncan — Sun, 12 Jul 2009 14:50:00 +0000

This is a far deeper problem than just black /white in certain schools. There is actually black flight from inner city schools as there are too many non-English speaking newcomers taking up resources. The earlier immigrants move to schools with higher proportions of native English speakers and spread the problem even further – so the majority white English speaking schools become minority.

The new immigrants who cannot speak English etc are swamping inner city schools and forcing out older immigrant families who have been in England for a longer time and want an 'ordinary education'. I know this as I have Pakistani neighbours who have done this – the local school is not good enough for them as they find all resources are directed to the latest immigrants.

In the posh areas of Solihull where there were only a few immigrant children, there are now 50% foreign children in some classes and so unless there is some sort of protection for majority white schools, they will be gone soon as well.

By: wokenup

wokenup — Sun, 12 Jul 2009 11:53:07 +0000

One of our enemies is apathy,the amount of aquaintances and people i meet as part of work who say that BNP policies make sense to them is encouraging.Some say they will vote BNP if there is a candidate in their area but how to utilise this vocal support into real votes is the hard job. Sadly apathy will not prevent their children and grandchildren from what awaits them if commonsense does not prevail and todays citizens do not wake up.

By: Steve

Steve — Sun, 12 Jul 2009 11:52:18 +0000

I live in one of the two cities mentioned that have compiled this study.
My wife and I both work, and on meagre wages, we have to go without to send our daughter to a private school to avoid this.It costs us dearly, however weve seen how state school kids friends of my dughter are so behind with basic reading etc because the teachers there have larger classes whose majority english is a second language, it dosent take Einstein to work out the effect this has.
Our Labour MP-lives in a mansion in Surrey-hasnt got a clue what its like to be white working-class living on a sink-estate in a city,being a 2nd class citizen.

By: dlorriman

dlorriman — Sun, 12 Jul 2009 09:19:29 +0000

Sounds as though we will be into bussing kids around before long as they did in the US in the 1960s.

By: midenglander

midenglander — Sun, 12 Jul 2009 08:53:56 +0000

Well done to Nick Griffin, who came over very well on the Andrew Marr Show this morning. This was a very good presentaion of the BNP stance indeed. Marr was professional in his questioning and kept the usual journalistic aggression, many interviewers employ towards our people, under wraps. If more interviews like this can be broadcast, our support will begin to really take off amongst those who hesitate to vote BNP despite agreeing with our policies.

By: warren peas

warren peas — Sun, 12 Jul 2009 07:00:23 +0000

Any chance of building BNP schools?