Tuesday, April 22, 2008

'The Times' Love Griffin, and Walker!

Why Wales is suddenly cool

"There is a lot of this sort of thing going on with Wales. To see Joanna Page arrive at tattered, grey Barry Station in Gavin & Stacey is to sigh with nostalgia, even if you are from nowhere near. Indeed, it might be worth noting that much of the British National Party's lovely hierarchy - including Nick Griffin, the leader, and John Walker, the treasurer - live in various parts of the principality. Could it just be that much of Wales reminds many of us of how the rest of Britain used to be, in simpler, quieter, smaller times?"

http://women.timesonline.co.uk/tol/life_and_style/women/celebrity/article3790288.ece


40 years ago the NF had suited intelligent business men. They knew what it was to be British, and could quote you chapter and verse this islands history. Great orators and article writers, they were the cream of right wing thinking, and well able to take on any MP in debate. A premier party with a membership that has still been unbeaten by the BNP. Did they ever get news coverage like the above?

11 comments:

Anonymous said...

"Did they ever get news coverage like the above?" asks Tartarus.

No they did not, but why?

Perhaps because of a state/ media conspiracy to support a no hope leader.

But it is undeniable that 40 years on the dire effects of immigration can no longer be ignored.

It is a bit difficult to ignore muslim bombers in London for example.

Just what could the BNP achieve if Griffin had not undermined it?

Financially by mis spending its resources;
intellectually by purging or persecuting anyone with any talent,
and operationally by sowing discord in branches and regions to further prevent competition for his job.

And if Griffin had not undermined the BNP, would the lack of press coverage as suffered by the NF hold the BNP back, given the circumstances today?

The answer illustrates just what Griffin has 'achieved'.

Bill Jax

Anonymous said...

Yes indeed, it's all over for any credible opposition to Griffin and his dodgy treasurer Walker. Seems they can do no wrong with the Jew media on their side now.

Anonymous said...

Aye, but Griffin's a great pig farmer!

Anonymous said...

"The answer illustrates just what Griffin has 'achieved'.


Yes, he's achieved nothing."

Anonymous said...

Who has managed Griffin though?,i think we know......

Anonymous said...

As far as the system is concerned Griffin and the BNP are useful small fry idiots who are being picked up to give a pre-election impression of choice.

They are being talked up so they can be rubbished when the huge vote does not appear.

If they get someone elected in London he'll be powerless. Another convenient nail to bang in.

They'll be dropped just as fast as they were taken up when it suits.

A sort of political Eddy The Eagle.

Anonymous said...

Can we set Meibion Glyndwr on the Suffolk Lawyer?

Anonymous said...

Walker stays very much in the background though. WE don't know much about him yet he seems to have a great deal of influence. Look at him when he is with Griffin, alway seems to have his ear so to speak, like Mandleson when he was pulling Blairs strings. Just a thought.

Anonymous said...

Can't be bothered to even give Saint George a mention Pete? Well what would anyone expect from an informer?

Anonymous said...

"a real nationalist said...
Can't be bothered to even give Saint George a mention Pete? Well what would anyone expect from an informer?

23 April 2008 19:03"

Why don't you choose a REAL English saint? But, I forget, the BNP loves Iranians.

Anonymous said...

"a real nationalist said...
Can't be bothered to even give Saint George a mention Pete? Well what would anyone expect from an informer?

23 April 2008 19:03"

Pete's taking a break. Fuck off you wanker.