Indefinite Hiatus

After some consideration I have decided to no longer update this blog, at least for the time being. I have decided to 'take the blue pill' (a reference to The Matrix, for those unfamiliar with the expression) and after tonight's results I shall avoid political websites for some time.

I will always be a nationalist, it's in my blood, but one can become obssessive and that's not good. I'm sure I will be back at some point, but for now I have a few things that I need to concentrate on.

Regards,

Unrepentant British Nationalist

Nick Griffin on Sky News 2009

Hat tip to Green Arrow.

BNP Billboards Vandalised

It's not only the website that is under attack from anti-democratic forces (ie. our political adversaries), this billboard is one of many that has been vandalised in an attempt to suppress our message:





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BNP Site Under DOS Attack

Just had news of a Denial of Service Attack (DOS) attack on the main website:






It seems the establishment and their acolytes will stop at nothing to thwart the BNP.

What Nick Griffin Doesn't Want You To Know

He looked smart in his suit as he took centre stage at the BNP's National Press Conference, but Griffin had a secret that he'd rather you didn't know!

Just 30 minutes before appearing on stage the racist ranter had retired to a cubicle where he unbuttoned his trousers and took down his underpants before sitting on the lavatory seat and expelling germ ridden stools.

Incredibly when he'd finished he simply wiped his bottom, flushed the toilet and, having buttoned up his trousers, he casually washed his hands with soap and water before continuing to prepare for his vile party's conference, as though nothing had happened!

A shocked Searchlight spokesman said "Griffin is a despicable human being, if the electorate knew the truth about what he gets up to behind closed lavatory doors they wouldn't entertain voting for him. This isn't a one off, our informant says he does this sort of thing about once a day".

BNP European Election Broadcast

European Elections Broadcast 2009 from BNPtv on Vimeo.

UKIP: The Establishment's Secret Weapon?

This morning I picked up an old copy of Identity, the BNP's magazine, and came across an article entitled UKIP: Labour's Secret Weapon. Published in February 2007, the article is no less relevant today.

Unfortunately, at the time of writing, one is unable to download that particular piece from the archive, therefore I thought I would transcribe and publish some of the article below, given that it accords with what is currently happening.

The author, Jim Wheatcroft, begins by examining some of the events that led UKIP to win twelve seats in the European Parliament, and then to Farage taking over as leader of the party, before they effectively disappeared from the political map altogether - winning just one council seat in 2006, compared to 34 won by the BNP!

The article then continues:

STANDING AGAINST THE BNP

But the fact that so many UKIPers stood against the BNP is the real point of this article.

Reading the Election Results Round-up in last May's Voice of Freedom, it is instructive to see where many of these UKIP candidates chose to stand. In most cases they are p-recisely in those wards where the BNP was expected to do well. For example, in Dudley Gornal Ward UKIP's intervention cost us the seat - if their 477 votes were added to our 1,170, we would have defeated the winning Tory candidate. Likewise, in Dudley St James where if the UKIP 426 was added to the BNP's 743 votes we would have romped home against the winning Labour candidate. UKIP fielded two more candidates in Dudley in strong BNP wards. Thankfully the BNP juggernaut was just too strong for the ploy to work, but in Parsloes ward Labour came within two votes of defeating us, thanks to a UKIP candidate picking up 423 votes. As the BNP website commented just after the election:

"Anecdotal reports from our activists in Barking and Dudley suggest that Labour activists were working alongside UKIPers in those two towns, an admittedly unlikely coalition which will shock mot grass roots UKIP supporters".

Clearly something very sinister is going on. It becomes more so when we learn (again, thanks to the BNP website) that UKIP is exchanging membership information with none other than Gerry Gable, the convicted criminal (burglar) who runs the anti-British hate-site Searchlight which incites hatred and intimidation against indigenous British people whose political views Gable disagrees with. It appears UKIP has to run all membership applications past Gable, who gives or withholds approval. Apart from being an interesting interpretation of the Data Protection Act, the Gable connection provides a direct link between UKIP and the Labour government, in that his Searchlight operation is funded by taxpayer's money (e.g. through the Lottery Fund) to the tune of hundreds of thousands of pounds.

It is therefore a racing certainty that Nigel Farage's leadership bid was engineered, or at least supported, by Gable on behalf of his Labour paymasters. Interestingly, Farage's first declaration to the controlled media following his election was that he was planning to stand 500 candidates in next May's local elections, and that he would broaden his party's appeal from the anti-Europeans to those concerned with immigration.

In other words, the Labour government may be planning a similar stunt to the 2004 Euro election, by puffing up Farage's tame UKIP to draw votes away from the BNP. On one level, we should be flattered that the Establishment is so panicked by our success that it is resorting to this kind of criminality and deceit. This action in a sense shows the weakness of the regime, since for many voters UKIP and the BNP are two sides of the same coin. Therefore to puff up UKIP's vote gets the Establishment off the hook in the short term, but in the longer term further erodes the legitimacy of the liberal regime. After all, once voters get a taste for rebellion, they are more likely to turn to the real thing i.e. us.

Also, local elections are a harder nut to crack for UKIP since they don't have a great many supporters 'on the ground' to the extent that the BNP does. Our campaigners are much tougher and more dedicated because in the past had to face far more intimidation than UKIPers do. The BNP's support has become much more entrenched in local areas since the last Euro elections, due to our recent local government successes.

However, Labour-sponsored UKIP is clearly a further danger to add to the long list of other anti-democratic measures used by the Government. The fact that many rank and file UKIPers are genuine patriots only makes them more dangerous. The government's intention is clearly that voters will choose UKIP as a more 'acceptable' expression of protest, avoiding the vilification heaped on BNP supporters. Now is the time to turn our guns on UKIP's leadership and make voters aware that the party is merely a Government patsy. The BBC's relentless promotion of Farage should in itself alert the more politically astute.

Creating a bogus and emasculated 'protest' vehicle like UKIP is the oldest trick in the book even the Cazrist Russians used it to some effect. It is essential we don't let our own government fool the public in this way.

Fool Us Once Shame on You - Fool Us Twice Shame on Us! Don't be a fool, vote BNP.