The Manchester Police Service is now one of the most politically correct law enforcement agencies in the country — and it shows, according to BNP activist and candidate in Blackley and Broughton, Derek Adams.

Mr Adams has produced a video report of how the Manchester police failed to arrest anybody after being repeatedly called to the scene of a burglary. This was no ordinary burglary — travellers used sledgehammers and jackhammers to smash a hole in the wall of a metal works.

The noise of the break-in was tremendous — but the police officers who attended the repeated reports simply refused to go round to the side of the building where the travellers were smashing down the wall, even though at one point the noise of the jack hammer’s generator was clearly audible.

“Political correctness has paralysed the police,” Mr Adams said. “Not only were the police officers who were sent out physically too small to confront burly criminals — which may have played a role in their reluctance to investigate properly — but once they realised that they were dealing with travellers, the desire to actively police the situation vanished.”

Unfortunately for Manchester Police, Mr Adams captured the charade on film. Watch it below and weep, for this is what decades of Tory and Labour rule has done to our once proud police forces.

Readers of this website will be aware of the outrageous destruction of a Christian graveyard in Manchester. Now, Derek Adams, British National Party super activist, updates the world on the hypocrisy of the media and Manchester police in this special video update.

On Saturday 4 October, Manchester BNP held a series of campaigning events in the heart of Manchester City Centre. Groups of activists fanned out to hold paper sales in Manchester’s busiest shopping thoroughfares, eliciting an overwhelmingly positive response from passers-by.

There was a time when ‘Red Manchester’ was regarded as something of a ‘no-go area’ for nationalist politics, but that era is long past. Over the last two years, the BNP has regularly won 25-30% of the vote in north Manchester wards such as Higher Blackley and Charlestown, where long-established white British and Irish communities are under severe pressure from the immigration invasion.

Political support for the Labour party is in free fall, as ordinary people at last recognise the extent of Labour’s betrayal of white working class communities. There is a now a tangible sense of despair among Manchester’s local Labour ‘mafia’.

In a last desperate attempt to stave off rising support for the BNP, the Labour Party has enlisted the support of their political fellow-travellers in the ruling politburo of Greater Manchester Police.

Following the humiliating departure of Metropolitan Police Commissioner Sir Ian Blair, Greater Manchester Police, under Chief Constable Peter Fahy, have now taken on the mantle of Britain’s most blatantly political police force.

BNP Regional News has documented the various ludicrous attempts by Greater Manchester Police to ‘investigate’ lawful BNP political activity, culminating in the forced resignation of a heroic local police officer, accused of the ‘crime’ of wearing a BNP badge while off duty. 

If Peter Fahy imagines that his force’s hamfisted attempts to intervene in politics are going to prevent BNP activists carrying out lawful campaigning activity, then he is likely to be sadly disappointed.

Time and time again, such outrageous attempts at repression have backfired spectacularly as the BNP has successfully converted righteous public indignation into success at the ballot box.

Manchester BNP are planning a dramatic escalation of lawful campaigning activity all over the city in the run-up to the European elections. If that offends the delicate leftist sensibilities of the political clique at the head of Greater Manchester Police, that is just too bad!

Manchester BNP would advise Chief Constable Peter Fahy to consider carefully the recent humiliating end to the career of Sir Ian Blair. Sir Ian was a political policeman who nailed his colours firmly to Ken Livingstone’s red Labour mast and found himself isolated when his Labour cronies were swept from office. Many Mancunians hope that a similar fate will one day lie in store for Manchester’s political policemen.

Greater Manchester Police have arrested a mother of five and taken samples of her DNA and fingerprints — all because her young daughter placed her ‘Golly’ doll on show in the window!

A few weeks ago, we drew attention to the decline of Greater Manchester Police (GMP) from an effective professional police force into little more than a showcase for politically-correct posturing.

With this ‘Golly Crime’ arrest, it now seems that GMP have plummeted to a new low point in their keen rivalry with the Metropolitan Police for the accolade of Britain’s most risible police force.

According to the Manchester Evening News, Amanda Schofield, 38, from Stockport was quizzed by police on suspicion of “racially-aggravated” public disorder after the Golly doll was put in the window by her young daughter, who found it in a bag of toys.

Amanda Schofield was released without charge after being questioned, but has been forced to sell the toy because of the incident.

Amanda is reported as saying: “I feel like a criminal for something my daughter did. I just can’t believe that I got arrested for a petty thing like that. I know that some people don’t like the toy, which is why I took it off the window sill, but I don’t think they are offensive. It’s just a toy. My daughter is really upset that I had to sell it.”

Amanda claims she removed the toy from the window after noticing it while putting her daughter to bed, only to be visited by police later that evening and notified of the complaint from a neighbour. She says she received a phone call nine days later asking her to attend Cheadle Heath Police Station, where she was arrested. She has since been informed that no further action will be taken by police.

A spokesman for Greater Manchester Police, seemingly busting with pride at his force’s achievement, reportedly said: “Police received a report that an item deemed to be offensive was placed in the window of a house on Borrowdale Road.”

This may all sound like a joke, but of course it is desperately serious. Quite apart from the alarm and distress inflicted by GMP officers on the mother involved, this sort of nonsense is reducing one of Britain’s largest police forces into a laughing stock, which commands neither confidence nor respect from the populace it purports to serve.

In contrast to their hyperactive zeal when it comes to detecting ‘Golly Crime’, Greater Manchester Police are failing abjectly in what should be their main priority: upholding law and order.

The local police authority recently branded Greater Manchester Police’s performance as “unacceptable” after the force failed to meet three-quarters of its targets. In one very stark example of policing failure, nobody has yet been charged with the racist murder of young white lad David Lees, nearly two years after his tragic death.

BNP Regional Voices reported on the killing of David Lees here.

All in all, never was the old adage about “lunatics taking over the asylum” more aptly applied than to the antics of the senior officers of Greater Manchester Police.

On Saturday 23rd August, Manchester witnessed the largest ever gathering of gay police officers during the annual ‘gay pride’ march in the city centre. Officers appeared in public wearing sweatshirts adorned with the slogan ‘Police with Pride’. Regrettably, this bizarre spectacle was just another depressing milestone in the humiliating decline of Greater Manchester police from a once proud force, into little more than a showcase for politically-correct exhibitionism.

The BNP firmly believes that the state should not concern itself with what consenting adults, ‘gay’ or ‘straight’, do in the privacy of their own homes. Equally, state institutions such as the police or prison services should not demean themselves by encouraging their officers to flaunt their private predilections in a public parade. A police officer might be homosexual, but surely he or she should be obliged to present a dignified and smart public persona? Police officers would never be allowed to participate in a ‘white pride’ parade, so why should they be officially encouraged to take part in ‘Gay Pride’?

Unfortunately for Greater Manchester Police (GMP), the ‘Police with Pride’ spectacle coincided with the release of a report showing that GMP missed 13 of its 17 targets between April and June 2008. Burglary, drugs offences and serious violent crime were among the categories where GMP’s results were deemed ‘unacceptable. Greater Manchester Police Authority has also expressed ’serious concerns’ about the force’s performance.

Of course, most ordinary GMP police officers continue to serve their community conscientiously and impartially, just as they have always done. Indeed their ranks have included a fair number of outright heroes, such as DC Stephen Oake, who fell in the line of duty while trying to arrest a Muslim terrorist and was justly awarded a posthumous George Cross. Nonetheless, these fine rank-and-file officers have been increasingly let down by a cadre of senior commanders whose dedication to advancing their politically-correct careers seems to exceed their dedication to upholding law and order.

These senior officers notoriously included the late Chief Constable Todd, whose unexplained death on Mount Snowdon — assumed to be suicide — generated national publicity. Todd was popular with his officers, but the sordid press revelations which accompanied his death cast doubt on his fitness to be a police officer at all, let alone Chief Constable of Britain’s second largest force.

Towards the end of Todd’s tenure as Chief Constable, Greater Manchester Police seemed to lose interest in ordinary policing, in favour of politically-motivated repression. The force adopted an increasingly anti-white stance, and pursued their policy of institutional discrimination against the BNP with an almost missionary zeal.

For example, in May 2007, with massive publicity, GMP launched a prolonged investigation into ludicrous allegations that off-duty police officers had been seen drinking with ‘BNP supporters’ outside a city centre pub on St George’s day. Predictably, the investigation failed to make any headway, but not before vast sums of taxpayers’ money had been wasted. (1)

Greater Manchester Police commanders seem to have a particular problem with Mancunians who dare to celebrate St George’s day. On St George’s day 2008, senior officers saw fit to authorise the baton-charging of exuberant St George’s day revellers in the city centre. The contrast with GMP’s kid glove treatment of overt criminality during Eid celebrations in the Rusholme district of the city has been widely noted.

Senator McCarthy himself would have been proud of Greater Manchester Police’s political witch-hunts. During the local election campaign of 2008, the Manchester Evening News ran a series of stories, seemingly sourced from Greater Manchester Police, describing GMP’s efforts to hound out officers suspected of harbouring political sympathy for the BNP. One officer who supposedly wore a union flag badge was ‘investigated’. Another officer who disclosed that he had purchased a copy of Voice of Freedom for research purposes was disciplined and transferred. The human right of free expression and free access to lawful newspapers obviously ceased to exist a long time ago in GMP! (2)

Most seriously of all, in the city of Manchester itself, Greater Manchester Police attempted to intervene directly in an election campaign. In the district of Blackley, where the BNP always commands more than a quarter of the vote, a senior police officer was quoted in a local newspaper warning about the BNP “latching onto” racism. This unprecedented intervention in party politics was made just three weeks before the local elections. (3)

BNP activists in Manchester suspect that the governing politburo of Greater Manchester Police might be very dismayed indeed if they grasped the true extent of BNP support among GMP officers in general, and sergeants and inspectors in particular. After all, it is these brave officers who deal day and night with the dreadful consequences of Manchester’s failed multicultural experiment, even as they are undermined and betrayed by their own senior commanders.

With Todd’s death, the people of Greater Manchester dared to hope for a return to traditional policing priorities, and a renewed commitment to upholding law and order. Sadly, it seems as if residents’ hopes have now been dashed. Todd’s replacement as the new Chief Constable of Greater Manchester is Peter Fahy, formerly Chief Constable of Cheshire and chair of the Association of Chief Police Officers’ so-called “Race & Diversity” unit.

Fahy’s main contribution to the national policing debate seems to be his call for overt discrimination against white police officers to be legalised. Fahy is reported to have said, “Clearly, if we are going to be held to account on particular targets based on representation, the only way we can meet that is through affirmative action … to take into account somebody’s ethnic background.” (4)

With all this in mind, it is no surprise that few Mancunians feel any sense of pride in their police, ‘gay’ or otherwise.