Friday, September 29, 2017
Tuesday, September 26, 2017
Old Labourites - they're dropping like flies !
Labourites Liz Dawn and Tony Booth died today. My word these types of people have helped make a mess of the UK . Being 'celebrities' they haven't had to live like the ordinary people. Living in their big houses not having to worry where their next meal was coming from, or whether they can afford to put the heating on in the winter months. Both Dawn and Booth got a long way via having no discernible talent .
In fact Liz Dawn made the quip " she didn't know where Liz Dawn finished and Vera Duckworth started". In other words, even she realised, she was no actress she just played herself !
Todays Guardian says it thus; The actor Liz Dawn, who has died aged 77, had no early formal training, but drew on her own north country background to play one of the best-loved figures of British television soap opera, the motormouth Vera Duckworth, with her frequent catchphrase “ta-ra, chuck”, in Granada TV’s Coronation Street.
Soaps like Coronation Street/East Enders are full of non-actors/actresses like this . They can't act. But of course these people do what the real rulers expect - maintain the status quo. Back the destruction of the UK. The fools. Both Booth and Dawn used to regularly trot out at elections for the waiting media to help get the idiots to go out and vote Labour . No doubt these complicit fools got the even more stupid in our populace, to troop out and vote Labour in their thousands!
In fact Liz Dawn made the quip " she didn't know where Liz Dawn finished and Vera Duckworth started". In other words, even she realised, she was no actress she just played herself !
Todays Guardian says it thus; The actor Liz Dawn, who has died aged 77, had no early formal training, but drew on her own north country background to play one of the best-loved figures of British television soap opera, the motormouth Vera Duckworth, with her frequent catchphrase “ta-ra, chuck”, in Granada TV’s Coronation Street.
Soaps like Coronation Street/East Enders are full of non-actors/actresses like this . They can't act. But of course these people do what the real rulers expect - maintain the status quo. Back the destruction of the UK. The fools. Both Booth and Dawn used to regularly trot out at elections for the waiting media to help get the idiots to go out and vote Labour . No doubt these complicit fools got the even more stupid in our populace, to troop out and vote Labour in their thousands!
Of course, the more gullible in our society thought these two 'celebrities' had some form of talent . Quite unbeleivably, rather a lot of people actually think these 'soaps' are real life. Vera Duckworth was a real person to many - and these same people have the vote !
Monday, September 25, 2017
Germany's AFD website - https://www.afd.de/
After the magnificent gains made in Germany yesterday no doubt the 'traditional enemies' will now try to disrupt within that party.
Also in the past, rather a lot of German Police will have been ordered to infiltrate nationalist parties in Germany.
Thursday, September 21, 2017
Monday, September 18, 2017
Saturday, September 16, 2017
Hundreds march in support of ex-soldier charged over 1974 Troubles shooting
Hundreds of army veterans have marched in Westminster alongside a
former soldier who is facing prosecution in connection with the death of
a vulnerable man during the Troubles.
Dennis Hutchings, 76, is due to stand trial on charges linked to the shooting of John Pat Cunningham, a 27-year-old with learning difficulties who was killed in disputed circumstances in County Armagh in 1974.
Hutchings is accused of the attempted murder of unarmed Mr Cunningham. A court has heard that when the victim was shot he was running away from an Army patrol because he had a fear of men in uniform.
Hutchings, of Cawsand, Cornwall, is also facing a charge of attempting to cause grievous bodily harm to Mr Cunningham.
Campaign group Justice For Northern Ireland Veterans organised the solidarity march to protest at a number of recent investigations into the conduct of soldiers stationed in Northern Ireland during the conflict, which they say has been an unfair witch-hunt.
The march was met with a counter demonstration, by campaigners holding a silent vigil and carrying placards which read “I am John Pat Cunningham”. At points, there were verbal clashes.
As the group of ex-soldiers marched past Parliament, Mr Hutchings threw his military medals at the building.
One of the march organisers Alan Barry said: “If you let terrorists go free from jail, you cannot then go and prosecute the very people who were sent in to fight that dirty war in the first place, and that was us.”
Mr Hutchings said: “Today went very well. I hope it shows the Government they have to do something about this absolute travesty of justice”.
Many of the veterans wore their former military uniforms, decorated
with medals they were awarded for their time in Northern Ireland and
also carried Union and Northern Ireland flags.
After congregating in Horse Guards Parade, they marched to Buckingham Palace, where they sang a rendition of God Save the Queen, before marching to Nelson’s Column in Trafalgar Square and then arriving at parliament.
Paul O’Connor, from the Pat Finucane Centre which works with the Cunningham family, was among those counter-protesting.
He said: “We’re here today to remind people of who the victim was. It was John Pat Cunningham.
“I know that the British Army has had a culture of impunity over the years and they believe that they are not subject to the rule of law like anyone else, but they are – or they should be.”
Mr O’Connor claimed some of those involved in the rally were abusive toward the counter-protesters.
Other counter-protests took place at locations in Northern Ireland including Belfast, Londonderry, Strabane and County Armagh.
The director of public prosecutions Barra McGrory has previously denied any bias against soldiers in decisions on whether to prosecute over historical deaths.
In January, he said: “The simple and clear reality is that we deal with cases as they are referred to us, in accordance with the Code for Prosecutors. There is no imbalance of approach within the PPS (Public Prosecution Service).”
Dennis Hutchings, 76, is due to stand trial on charges linked to the shooting of John Pat Cunningham, a 27-year-old with learning difficulties who was killed in disputed circumstances in County Armagh in 1974.
Hutchings is accused of the attempted murder of unarmed Mr Cunningham. A court has heard that when the victim was shot he was running away from an Army patrol because he had a fear of men in uniform.
Former British soldier Dennis Hutchings during the protest (Gareth Fuller/PA)
Campaign group Justice For Northern Ireland Veterans organised the solidarity march to protest at a number of recent investigations into the conduct of soldiers stationed in Northern Ireland during the conflict, which they say has been an unfair witch-hunt.
The march was met with a counter demonstration, by campaigners holding a silent vigil and carrying placards which read “I am John Pat Cunningham”. At points, there were verbal clashes.
Supporters of John Pat Cunningham hold a counter protest (Gareth Fuller/P)
One of the march organisers Alan Barry said: “If you let terrorists go free from jail, you cannot then go and prosecute the very people who were sent in to fight that dirty war in the first place, and that was us.”
Mr Hutchings said: “Today went very well. I hope it shows the Government they have to do something about this absolute travesty of justice”.
Supporters of Dennis Hutchings march along The Mall
After congregating in Horse Guards Parade, they marched to Buckingham Palace, where they sang a rendition of God Save the Queen, before marching to Nelson’s Column in Trafalgar Square and then arriving at parliament.
Paul O’Connor, from the Pat Finucane Centre which works with the Cunningham family, was among those counter-protesting.
He said: “We’re here today to remind people of who the victim was. It was John Pat Cunningham.
“I know that the British Army has had a culture of impunity over the years and they believe that they are not subject to the rule of law like anyone else, but they are – or they should be.”
Mr O’Connor claimed some of those involved in the rally were abusive toward the counter-protesters.
Other counter-protests took place at locations in Northern Ireland including Belfast, Londonderry, Strabane and County Armagh.
The director of public prosecutions Barra McGrory has previously denied any bias against soldiers in decisions on whether to prosecute over historical deaths.
In January, he said: “The simple and clear reality is that we deal with cases as they are referred to us, in accordance with the Code for Prosecutors. There is no imbalance of approach within the PPS (Public Prosecution Service).”
Friday, September 15, 2017
The Camp of the Saints: This Century’s ‘1984’
***Originally published by AmRen
Jean Raspail, Camp of the Saints, Social Contract Press, 1973, 306pp., $17.95 (softcover).
“In this curious war taking shape, those who loved themselves best were the ones who would triumph.” – Jean RaspailThe Camp of the Saints, written by Jean Raspail in 1973, is a novel about the end of the white race. Its eerily prophetic premise is that one day, the Third World masses decide to board what ships they can find and head for Europe. There is no apparent reason for their embarkation: No natural disaster, war, famine, or disease has struck. One day they simply push off from the coast of India.
The novel follows the ship’s long journey, but its focus is on the Europeans waiting for it—waiting for the “due date” of a new world. The cast of characters is large: media personalities, politicians, academics, priests, soldiers, small businessmen, workers—every typical profession in the modern world. That is obviously deliberate because The Camp of the Saintsis about all of us—about white people. It is about our weaknesses, indulgences, and unwillingness to survive. The millions of Third Worlders are a mirror image of that civilizational masochism.
There are many books for dissidents that cover the science of racial differences, or chronicle non-white dysfunction, or even that serve as an example of what lunacies our enemies believe. But books about whites across the globe, as a race with a common past and a shared destiny, are unusual. The author is French, and much of the novel takes place in his home country, but the book does not have a single sentence of outdated nationalism. Mr. Raspail mentions every corner of the white world: New York City, London, Australia, even Soviet Russia and Apartheid South Africa.
Instead of gaudily focusing on black thugs, Arab terrorists, or conniving Asians, The Camp of the Saints puts the white race in front of a mirror to ask, “Why do you bow to those who wish you harm and who promise you subjugation?” This question takes up most of the book because the Third World does not reach Europe until the very end. The story is mainly about what goes on in the minds of whites as the “armada” of aliens slowly approaches.
Mr. Raspail brilliantly depicts the weakness of the West’s elites. Even as millions of non-whites who share no language, culture, or religion with Europe approach, media and government alike welcome this coming dawn that will end the West’s present Dark Age.
During the French government’s first cabinet meeting about the situation, one minister proposes that the fleet itself be given nationhood status. It could become history’s first migratory nation, with regular shipments of food and medicine delivered by the UN—but kept offshore.
Another minister upbraids him:
[This] drama . . . shows the way to man’s loftiest transformation, as he stands, at last, at this hour of materialism’s ultimate upheaval. Or are we some petty village council, called by the mayor to tighten the ban against gypsies camping on our public lands? . . .All the suicidal Western concepts are there: the idea that diversity is redemption, the guilt about wealth and comfort, pathological altruism—all with a curious veneer of ambivalence. What does it matter? We’ve had our day in the sun. To care about survival would be prejudice.
Gentlemen, what difference does it make if this fleet, heading west, inching its way through our conscience with its last ounce of strength, like a dying indictment, lands on the shores of France, or Germany, or England? . . . All the privileged nations must stand up as one, must lend one solemn ear to the eternal question, ‘Cain, where is Abel thy brother . . .?’ Can any among you fail to perceive that France owes it to herself to respond in a clear, compassionate voice, and to plan a heartfelt welcome, here and now, in keeping with both our material wealth and our moral resources? At the moment of truth, how urgent it will be to know how to read the signs and symbols, and master our own selfish interests!
Cardinal
and Archbishop Rainer Maria Woelki celebrates a Corpus Christi mass at a
refugee boat serving as an altar in front of the dome in Cologne,
Germany. (Credit Image: © Rolf Vennenbernd/DPA via ZUMA Press)
It is all too familiar, and a mark of incredible prescience that a novel written two generations ago in another country has a cast of characters immediately recognizable to any American in the current year. The Camp of the Saints even has good-hearted, normal white citizens suspicious of the coming changes, but paralyzed by dishonest media and the fear of social stigma.
At the same time, the novel portrays the West’s valiant remnant: An aging professor who has always known this day would come and is happy to make a last stand, rifle at the ready; the few military men who know what is required; a straight-thinking publisher; the stray government official with an ounce of wisdom left in his bureaucratized brain; even men of the cloth who never drank egalitarian foolishness. But they are lonely voices and cannot stave off disaster.
The book’s strength is its unwillingness to settle for easy answers. There is no cabal of Jews or bankers behind our race’s suicide. The bias of the media is not concocted by a conspiracy. Christianity is not a disease of the mind, but a sociological reality. The villains are not all perverts or pedophiles; the heroes are not flawless and square jawed. The Camp of the Saints takes stock of the world as it is, and then thrusts a crisis upon it to see what would happen. The author has said that he didn’t know the story’s ending when he started.
George Orwell’s 1984 helped the world understand the last century’s crisis: the struggle between totalitarianism and freedom. Jean Raspail’s novel tackles this century’s crisis: whether the white world can survive the Third World’s demographic tidal wave. That crisis is upon us now—in its early stages—and like Jean Raspail, we do not know how the story will end. But The Camp of the Saints begs us to wake up.
Wednesday, September 13, 2017
German right-wing party on course to enter parliament
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PFORZHEIM, Germany (AP) -- A nationalist party that
wants Germany to close its borders to migrants, give up the euro and end
sanctions against Russia is predicted to enter parliament for the first
time, propelled by voters' anger at Chancellor Angela Merkel's decision
to admit over a million refugees since 2015.
Alternative
for Germany, or AfD, is forecast to take between 8 and 11 percent of
the vote on Sept. 24, giving it dozens of lawmakers in the national
parliament. Some polls even project that it could even place third
behind Merkel's party and the center-left Social Democrats.
If
the predictions are correct, it would be the first time in 60 years
that a party to the right of Merkel's conservative Union bloc has
attracted enough votes to enter the Bundestag.
"It's
quite an achievement for a right-wing party to clear the 5 percent
minimum threshold," said Gideon Botsch, a political scientist at the
University of Potsdam near Berlin.
AfD's poll
numbers are all the more remarkable because the party has become
increasingly extreme since its founding in 2013, according to Botsch.
"German
voters haven't wanted to vote for a right-wing party in recent
decades," he said. "Germany's Nazi history is obviously one of the
reasons for that."
At an election rally last
week in the southwestern city of Pforzheim, a mostly male, middle-aged
audience gave a standing ovation to party co-leader Alexander Gauland, a
76-year-old former civil servant. Gauland, a former member of Merkel's
Christian Democratic Union, sparked controversy last year by saying that
Germans don't want to live next to a black football player.
He
made headlines again recently for suggesting that the government's
integration czar should be "disposed of" in Turkey, from where her
family emigrated before she was born.
In
Pforzheim, Gauland touched on a subject the party's supporters are
particularly anxious about: the influx of migrants from Muslim-majority
countries such as Syria, Iraq and Afghanistan.
"Only
if we defend Europe against a new Islamic invasion," he told the crowd,
"do we have a chance to remain a majority in this country and survive."
Gauland's
anti-Islam comments fell on fertile ground in Pforzheim, which is
located at the northern tip of Germany's Black Forest. His party
achieved a surprise victory there in last year's regional election. It
now has seats in 13 state assemblies and the European Parliament.
Observers say AfD benefited from Pforzheim's large population of so-called Russlanddeutsche - ethnic Germans who emigrated from the former Soviet Union and hold more conservative views than the general population.
One such voter, Waldemar Meister, said he thinks AfD is the only party that listens to ordinary people's concerns.
"We're lied to, we're deceived (by the other parties)," he said.
According
to Timo Lochocki, a Berlin-based researcher at the German Marshall Fund
think tank, AfD's success is partly due to the disillusionment voters
feel with Germany's established political parties. The development
mirrors Britain's vote to leave the European Union and the rise of U.S.
President Donald Trump, whose election AfD enthusiastically endorsed.
Nico
Siegel, head of the infratest dimap polling agency, said more than half
of people who vote for AfD say they did so out of dissatisfaction with
other parties, drawing votes from all the others.
"The AfD is like a vacuum cleaner for those unsatisfied with the other parties," he said.
Like
populist politicians and parties elsewhere, AfD portrays itself as the
lone voice of the people and all others, from mainstream politicians to
journalists, as enemies or even traitors. It also enjoys good ties with Moscow .
The
party has created a formidable social media machine with which to stoke
outrage against migrants, Merkel and the media. It has by far the
highest number of Facebook followers of all German political parties,
and members avidly use Twitter to share news about crimes if they are committed by migrants .
Although the number of asylum-seekers arriving in Germany has dropped sharply since 2015
, the issue remains at the top of the political agenda partly due to
the absence of other major problems in the country, Lochocki said.
Germany's
unemployment is low, wages are rising and Merkel has absorbed most of
her left-wing rivals' political positions - from phasing out nuclear
power to allowing same-sex marriage and easing immigration rules.
"Merkel
has lost credibility among conservatives," said Bernd Lucke, one of the
founders of AfD who left the party in 2015 after losing a leadership
battle. Lucke said many German conservatives are unsure who they'll back
this time round.
Recent opinion polls show almost half of German voters are still undecided.
Some in AfD fear the party's unwillingness to clamp down on extreme nationalist rhetoric and veiled anti-Semitism could end up costing it precious votes.
"Germans
would rather vote for nuclear war than for Nazis," AfD's regional head
in North Rhine-Westphalia state, Marcus Pretzell, told The Associated
Press in May.
This week, the party closed
ranks around co-leader Alice Weidel following media reports that she had
expressed racist views in a private email four years ago.
Senior
AfD figures dismissed the report in the weekly Welt am Sonntag, which
quoted from an email Weidel allegedly sent to an acquaintance in which
she claimed the government was trying to cause "civil war" by
systematically flooding German cities with Arab and Roma migrants.
Another
report on Wednesday threatened to embarrass the party further. Weidel's
lawyer told Die Zeit newspaper that while Weidel had been friends with a
Syrian asylum-seeker and had her over to visit, the newspaper's report
that she had employed the woman under-the-table as a housecleaner last
year was untrue.
AfD later issued a statement reiterating that Weidel never employed the asylum-seeker.
Botsch,
the political scientist, said it's conceivable AfD might again fail at
the last hurdle - like it did in 2013, when it ended up with 4.7 percent
of the vote.
On the other hand, if the party
comes in third and Merkel's Union bloc continues its coalition with the
center-left Social Democrats, AfD could end up being the biggest
opposition party, with special privileges in Parliament.
"That will put AfD in a very strong position, but a lot depends on whether it can behave professionally," Botsch said.
Saturday, September 09, 2017
Huey Long - 'The Kingfish'.
Long was a US politician from the 1930's who was assassinated by a jew called Carl Weiss and died on 10th September 1935. Long would have stopped the zionist puppet Roosevelt from involving the USA in World War 2.Many people have charged that Long would have beaten Roosevelt to become the US President and hence the need to remove Long from any such challenge.
In this short speech, Long describes the two main US political parties. His description could equally apply to here in the UK with the two party system/game we also have.
Huey Pierce Long Jr. (August 30, 1893 – September 10, 1935), self-nicknamed The Kingfish, was an American politician who served as the 40th governor of Louisiana from 1928 to 1932 and as a member of the United States Senate from 1932 until his death by assassination in 1935. A Democrat, he was an outspoken populist who denounced the wealthy and the banks and called for a "Share Our Wealth" program. As the political leader of the state, he commanded wide networks of supporters and was willing to take forceful action. He established the long-term political prominence of the Long family.
Long's Share Our Wealth plan was established in 1934 under the motto "Every Man a King," also the title of his autobiography. It proposed new wealth redistribution measures in the form of a net asset tax on corporations and individuals to curb the poverty and homelessness epidemic nationwide during the Great Depression. To stimulate the economy, Long advocated federal spending on public works, schools and colleges, and old age pensions. He was an ardent critic of the policies of the Federal Reserve System.
A supporter of Franklin D. Roosevelt in the 1932 presidential election, Long split with Roosevelt in June 1933 to plan his own presidential bid for 1936 in alliance with the influential Catholic priest and radio commentator Charles Coughlin. Long was assassinated in 1935, and his national movement soon faded, but his legacy continued in Louisiana through his wife, Senator Rose McConnell Long; his son, Senator Russell B. Long, and his brothers, Earl Kemp Long and George S. Long, as well as several other more distant relatives.[1]
Under Long's leadership, hospitals and educational institutions were expanded, a system of charity hospitals was set up that provided health care for the poor, massive highway construction and free bridges brought an end to rural isolation, and textbooks, bought with tax monies rather than individually by parents, were provided to schoolchildren. He remains a controversial figure in Louisiana history, with critics and supporters debating whether he could have potentially become a dictator or was a demagogue.[2]
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Huey_Long
Long was a US politician from the 1930's who was assassinated by a jew called Carl Weiss and died on 10th September 1935. Long would have stopped the zionist puppet Roosevelt from involving the USA in World War 2.Many people have charged that Long would have beaten Roosevelt to become the US President and hence the need to remove Long from any such challenge.
In this short speech, Long describes the two main US political parties. His description could equally apply to here in the UK with the two party system/game we also have.
Huey Pierce Long Jr. (August 30, 1893 – September 10, 1935), self-nicknamed The Kingfish, was an American politician who served as the 40th governor of Louisiana from 1928 to 1932 and as a member of the United States Senate from 1932 until his death by assassination in 1935. A Democrat, he was an outspoken populist who denounced the wealthy and the banks and called for a "Share Our Wealth" program. As the political leader of the state, he commanded wide networks of supporters and was willing to take forceful action. He established the long-term political prominence of the Long family.
Long's Share Our Wealth plan was established in 1934 under the motto "Every Man a King," also the title of his autobiography. It proposed new wealth redistribution measures in the form of a net asset tax on corporations and individuals to curb the poverty and homelessness epidemic nationwide during the Great Depression. To stimulate the economy, Long advocated federal spending on public works, schools and colleges, and old age pensions. He was an ardent critic of the policies of the Federal Reserve System.
A supporter of Franklin D. Roosevelt in the 1932 presidential election, Long split with Roosevelt in June 1933 to plan his own presidential bid for 1936 in alliance with the influential Catholic priest and radio commentator Charles Coughlin. Long was assassinated in 1935, and his national movement soon faded, but his legacy continued in Louisiana through his wife, Senator Rose McConnell Long; his son, Senator Russell B. Long, and his brothers, Earl Kemp Long and George S. Long, as well as several other more distant relatives.[1]
Under Long's leadership, hospitals and educational institutions were expanded, a system of charity hospitals was set up that provided health care for the poor, massive highway construction and free bridges brought an end to rural isolation, and textbooks, bought with tax monies rather than individually by parents, were provided to schoolchildren. He remains a controversial figure in Louisiana history, with critics and supporters debating whether he could have potentially become a dictator or was a demagogue.[2]
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Huey_Long
Hollywood legend Gene Kelly handed thousands to the IRA.
HOLLYWOOD legend Gene Kelly donated cash to the IRA to buy guns, it
was revealed yesterday
During a meeting with a senior republican he handed over a pounds 20,000 cheque, saying: "This money is for guns. I certainly don't want it going to any do-gooders."
Kelly donated the money during a covert fund-raising mission to the US in 1970 by Cathal Goulding, head of the Official IRA.
The singer, who was born into a staunchly Republican Irish-American family in 1912, had kept a lifelong interest in Irish politics.
He was introduced to Goulding by his close friend, Irish writer Dominic Behan, who once lived in Scotland.
According to John Campbell, a friend of Behan, Kelly couldn't wait to meet the IRA leader.
He said: "Dominic told me Gene Kelly's favourite song was The Patriot Game and when he told the American he could introduce him to the leader of the IRA, Kelly turned to putty.
"He couldn't wait to meet Goulding and when the IRA man asked him to make a donation to the Republican movement he handed over pounds 20,000 without blinking.
"Goulding said that he'd spend the money whichever way he saw fit."
Goulding's dream was to unite with Protestants against the British in Northern Ireland.
It was this vision by the Chief of Staff which eventually split the IRA and led to the birth of the Provisional IRA.
Kelly, who died in 1996, is thought to have left several thousand pounds in his will to the controversial Republican fund-raising group NORAID.
COPYRIGHT 2000 Scottish Daily Record & SundayDuring a meeting with a senior republican he handed over a pounds 20,000 cheque, saying: "This money is for guns. I certainly don't want it going to any do-gooders."
Kelly donated the money during a covert fund-raising mission to the US in 1970 by Cathal Goulding, head of the Official IRA.
The singer, who was born into a staunchly Republican Irish-American family in 1912, had kept a lifelong interest in Irish politics.
He was introduced to Goulding by his close friend, Irish writer Dominic Behan, who once lived in Scotland.
According to John Campbell, a friend of Behan, Kelly couldn't wait to meet the IRA leader.
He said: "Dominic told me Gene Kelly's favourite song was The Patriot Game and when he told the American he could introduce him to the leader of the IRA, Kelly turned to putty.
"He couldn't wait to meet Goulding and when the IRA man asked him to make a donation to the Republican movement he handed over pounds 20,000 without blinking.
"Goulding said that he'd spend the money whichever way he saw fit."
Goulding's dream was to unite with Protestants against the British in Northern Ireland.
It was this vision by the Chief of Staff which eventually split the IRA and led to the birth of the Provisional IRA.
Kelly, who died in 1996, is thought to have left several thousand pounds in his will to the controversial Republican fund-raising group NORAID.
https://www.thefreelibrary.com/Hollywood+legend+Gene+Kelly+handed+thousands+to+the+IRA.-a060883541
NWN: The IRA's tap dancer. Kelly was well known as being a 'left winger', but this isn't too well known.
Wednesday, September 06, 2017
Peter Sweden Doxxed By ‘Hope Not Hate’, A Spy Group Coming to the US
There May Be Infiltrators In Our Ranks
There may be infiltrators in our ranks that are great at manipulating, talking and gathering information on the movement.
A British advocacy group, Hope Not Hate, is setting up shop in the
US, promising to bring “undercover operatives” to infiltrate our country
in their campaign to “counter racism and fascism.” However, they
target conservatives and those who oppose globalism and mass
immigration. Hope Not Hate is partially funded by a branch of the UK
government, the Department for Communities and Local Government, which
raises questions about whether a foreign-funded spy ring will be
operating on US soil. Hope Not Hate has received additional funding
from George Soros.
Hope Not Hate was founded in 2004 by Nick Lowles, a former editor of anti-fascist magazine Searchlight.
Hope Not Hate has ties to the Southern Poverty Law Center, a group that
is known for conflating extremist groups with conservatives and
Christians, and they publish a ‘hate map’ that sets conservatives up as
targets.
Hate Not Hope doxxed a man known as Peter Sweden, an activist
opposed to open immigration into Europe, and a member of Defend Europe.
He worked to stop economic migrants from Africa from sailing to Italy.
He says that Hope Not Hate used the internet to publish his personal
information and the personal information of his family.
Peter Sweden said that the writer for Expo who doxxed him, Morgan
Finnsio, is a member of the Bonnier elite Jewish family who owns 80% of
the mainstream media.
Peter says that some of the information that was used against him could
have only come from the Swedish government itself. Morgan Finnsio’s
mother works for the Swedish government. Because doxxing ruins
employment opportunities for many people, Peter Sweden has decided to
work as a full-time activist against the globalists.
Tuesday, September 05, 2017
PrestonBNP e-mail box not now operating................
For those who have communicated with that old e-mail address. Please be aware that due to problems with Yahoo, it is no longer in use and hasn't operated for most of this year.
It was mainly used for the Preston by-election in 2000, when the BNP stood in the town as it was then.
That e-mail box was operational since 1998.
For those it may concern.
For those who have communicated with that old e-mail address. Please be aware that due to problems with Yahoo, it is no longer in use and hasn't operated for most of this year.
It was mainly used for the Preston by-election in 2000, when the BNP stood in the town as it was then.
That e-mail box was operational since 1998.
For those it may concern.
Ursula Haverbeck loses appeal, gets longer sentence of two years prison
Dangrous criminal 88-year-old Ursula Haverbeck in court again where she was sentenced to two years imprisonment without parole for calling the holohoax a lie in Germany.
By Carolyn Yeager
THE
BEAUTIFUL AND COURAGEOUS URSULA HAVERBECK, NOW 88 YEARS OLD, received
an increased sentence of 2 years by the appeals court she applied to
after her 10 month sentence from a Verdun district court last November.
In
the Verdun court, she was found guilty of holocaust denial and
incitement. On Monday, August 29 the appeals court found her guilty of
eight counts of “inciting the German people to holocaust denial” and
gave her an even longer two years in prison without parole.
It's like she was punished for bothering the court with her appeal, and a
warning given to others not to follow her example. Yet we know the Jews
cost the German people millions upon millions of euros with their
endless legal actions brought against elderly former SS members who
happened to be assigned to work at a camp during WWII.
It's
also true that the German people don't get any news about Haverbeck's
“denial claims” anyway, so it's not possible they could become “incited”
by her. It's a news blackout in Germany for anything remotely
revisionist; even the Internet is censored. As I understand it, her
articles were only published in a LOCAL newspaper Stimme des Reiches
(Voices of the Reich), read by very few who are already sympathetic. I
cannot even find any mention of this verdict in the German news, and
only one story from the UK.
The
whole set-up in Germany is a farce, acting as if Ursula Haverbeck is a
genuine threat to the constitution – a constitution that was given to
the FRG by the Americans, NOT ever approved by a referendum of the
German people. Conditions in Germany are similar to George Orwell's
novel 1984, where massive brainwashing is the order of the day.
Jews are elevated to high positions of cultural authority from whence
they make pronouncements on what is and is not allowed.
Germany
is a very sick society today. Ursula Haverbeck is a brave voice for
intellectual freedom who will not be silenced, and that is her only
crime.
NWN : So, an era of history that must be 'protected' from scrutiny by jailing very old ladies ?
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