Monday, August 27, 2018
Sunday, August 26, 2018
LEFT TARGETS VETERANS: ‘Stand Up To Racism’ Brands Veterans Protest ‘Far-Right’
Yesterday, veterans were protesting in York against the government’s mistreatment of Northern Ireland veterans.
Treason May plans a £150 million probe into Army shootings in Northern Ireland. Special Forces vets from the Troubles received a letter from the President of the Special Reconnaissance Regimental Association (SRRA) pointed to the continued “huge gulf” between “warm words” that come from the Prime Minister and the action taken.
However, the SRRA pointed out this is “patently unfair” as no terrorists are being investigated.
Mike Hookem MEP, UKIPs Deputy Leader, was invited to speak at the protest in York yesterday and this led to Stand Up To Racism, backed by the York Green Party, targeting the rally with a counterprotest. According to Jane Carter, the organiser of the counter-protest, this; “alerted us to thinking this is just not about the purported aim of their march which is justice for veterans in Northern Ireland.”
Mr Hookem added: There is no far-right here, these are all army veterans an I am the only politician here.
In general, it is a truly sinister move by the left to target veterans or any group which UKIP or groups like the Democratic Football Lads Alliance happen to support. The logic of their actions are increasingly totalitarian and yes indeed fascistic. It is quite clear that the political left is the single biggest threat to free speech that exists in Britain today.
https://kippercentral.com/2018/08/26/left-targets-veterans-stand-up-to-racism-brands-veterans-protest-far-right/
Monday, August 20, 2018
South Africa farm seizures BEGIN: Chaos as first expropriation of white-owned farms starts
SOUTH AFRICA's government has begun seizing land from white farmers, targeting two game farms in the northern province of Limpopo after talks with the owners to buy the properties collapsed.
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Johannesburg-based
newspaper City Press reported owners Akkerland Boerdery wanted 200
million rand (£16.7m) for the land, but that the country’s government
were willing to offer them just a tenth of that at 20 million rand
(£1.67m).
A letter sent to the owners earlier this year had said: “Notice is hereby given that a terrain inspection will be held on the farms on April 5, 2018 at 10am in order to conduct an audit of the assets and a handover of the farm’s keys to the state.”
Akkerland Boerdery immediately took out an urgent injunction to prevent eviction until a court had ruled on the issue, but the Department of Rural Development and Land Affairs has refused the application.
Annelie Crosby, spokeswoman for the agricultural industry association AgriSA, told City Press: “What makes the Akkerland case unique is that they apparently were not given the opportunity to first dispute the claim in court, as the law requires.”
A letter sent to the owners earlier this year had said: “Notice is hereby given that a terrain inspection will be held on the farms on April 5, 2018 at 10am in order to conduct an audit of the assets and a handover of the farm’s keys to the state.”
Akkerland Boerdery immediately took out an urgent injunction to prevent eviction until a court had ruled on the issue, but the Department of Rural Development and Land Affairs has refused the application.
Annelie Crosby, spokeswoman for the agricultural industry association AgriSA, told City Press: “What makes the Akkerland case unique is that they apparently were not given the opportunity to first dispute the claim in court, as the law requires.”
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ANC spokesman ZiZi Kodwa refused
to reveal details of the farms being targeted and has attempted to cal
investor fears, adding the proposed seizures were “tied to addressing
the injustices of the past”.
He told City Press: “Over time I think the markets as well as investors will appreciate that what we are doing is creating policy certainty and creating the conditions for future investment.”
Tensions among South Africa’s white farming community has been escalating since the election of Cyril Ramaphosa as President earlier the year, who committed his African National Congress (ANC) to land expropriation.
Last week, ANC chairman Gwede Mantashe sparked panic among the farming community when he said: “You shouldn’t own more than 25,000 acres of land.
“Therefore if you own more it should be taken without compensation.
He told City Press: “Over time I think the markets as well as investors will appreciate that what we are doing is creating policy certainty and creating the conditions for future investment.”
Tensions among South Africa’s white farming community has been escalating since the election of Cyril Ramaphosa as President earlier the year, who committed his African National Congress (ANC) to land expropriation.
Last week, ANC chairman Gwede Mantashe sparked panic among the farming community when he said: “You shouldn’t own more than 25,000 acres of land.
“Therefore if you own more it should be taken without compensation.
“People who are privileged never give away privilege as a matter of a gift.
“And that is why we say, to give you the tools, revisit the constitution so that you have a legal tool to do it.”
A record number of white South African farmers have put their land up for sale amid fears the ruling party is considering confiscating properties bigger than 25,000 acres.
The government was accused of drawing up a list of almost 200 farms it allegedly wants to seize from white farmers, with AfriForum, a civil rights group representing the white Afrikaner minority, adding the document was being circulated by ministers as the ruling powers prepare to implement the policy.
It invited farmers to check if they were on it and urged them to make contact “so we can prepare a joint legal strategy”.
“And that is why we say, to give you the tools, revisit the constitution so that you have a legal tool to do it.”
A record number of white South African farmers have put their land up for sale amid fears the ruling party is considering confiscating properties bigger than 25,000 acres.
The government was accused of drawing up a list of almost 200 farms it allegedly wants to seize from white farmers, with AfriForum, a civil rights group representing the white Afrikaner minority, adding the document was being circulated by ministers as the ruling powers prepare to implement the policy.
It invited farmers to check if they were on it and urged them to make contact “so we can prepare a joint legal strategy”.
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But
the Department of Rural Development and Land Reform denied the list was
real with spokeswoman Linda Page telling News24: “We don’t know where
they got this from. There is no truth in this document.”
On Sunday, Afriforum CEO Ernest Roets confirmed that the two farms - Salaitna and Lukin - were the first two to be targeted.
He said: “So the debate about the authenticity of the list is settled then?
“We hope that the gravity of the state’s plans for expropriation is understood and that people will see through the dishonesty of the Department of Land Reform and Rural Development.
“We hope that the attempts to discredit the legitimacy of the list has now been proven to be malicious for good. We shouldn’t be misled by those who sing Kumbaya while the state is planning to expropriate property.”
On Sunday, Afriforum CEO Ernest Roets confirmed that the two farms - Salaitna and Lukin - were the first two to be targeted.
He said: “So the debate about the authenticity of the list is settled then?
“We hope that the gravity of the state’s plans for expropriation is understood and that people will see through the dishonesty of the Department of Land Reform and Rural Development.
“We hope that the attempts to discredit the legitimacy of the list has now been proven to be malicious for good. We shouldn’t be misled by those who sing Kumbaya while the state is planning to expropriate property.”
South Africa: Hearings over proposed land expropriation begin
AgriSA has labelled
Afriforum’s decision to release the list as “irresponsible” and
inflammatory” dying “cursory background research” showed several
inaccuracies, including that a number of farmers were joint ventures
co-owend by black people.
Earlier this month, cattle farmer Jo-an Engelbrecht told ABC that his farm just outside Johannesburg was now “worth zero”.
He said: “We had several auctions in the last two or three weeks cancelled because there was no people interested in buying the land.
“Why would you buy a farm to know the government’s going to take it?”
https://www.express.co.uk/news/world/1005725/south-africa-farm-seizures-white-farmers-cyril-ramaphosa-anc
NWN: They should go to Australia and let them all starve. In a few years time Bob 'oy vey' Geldof the jewish irishman, will be banging his fist demanding money for their famine in South Africa.
Earlier this month, cattle farmer Jo-an Engelbrecht told ABC that his farm just outside Johannesburg was now “worth zero”.
He said: “We had several auctions in the last two or three weeks cancelled because there was no people interested in buying the land.
“Why would you buy a farm to know the government’s going to take it?”
https://www.express.co.uk/news/world/1005725/south-africa-farm-seizures-white-farmers-cyril-ramaphosa-anc
NWN: They should go to Australia and let them all starve. In a few years time Bob 'oy vey' Geldof the jewish irishman, will be banging his fist demanding money for their famine in South Africa.
IRA killers walk free as Army veterans face probe !
West Midlands and Birmingham newspaper running this story which will be going online soon apparently. A total disgrace by our hypocritical politicians, who will be shoving their ugly faces to the front soon for Remembrance Sunday and the 100 years since the end of WW1 commemorations .
Saturday, August 18, 2018
Monday, August 13, 2018
Yank AntiFa up the ante ! ... "It takes a bullet to bash the fash !".
The mainstream media
completely failed to report on Antifa members in DC yesterday, some of
whom went on to assault police officers, carrying a banner which openly
advertised their intention to put bullets in their political enemies.
Numerous video clips and photos show
Antifa members carrying a large black banner which reads, “It takes a
bullet to bash a fash.”
https://www.infowars.com/antifa-vows-bullets-for-political-enemies-media-ignores-threat/
NWN: Seems Alex Jones site is under attack - hence why that pic disappeared from on here.
NWN: Seems Alex Jones site is under attack - hence why that pic disappeared from on here.
Friday, August 10, 2018
Hopefully the National Front can now forge ahead ?
We are in desperate need of a proper nationalist party with brains, to start to build an alternative to the current mess that the UK finds itself in.
We here at NWN have no idea of who has taken over leading the NF. But it can hardly be any the worse for the change.
Friday, August 03, 2018
Britain First & Paul Golding
This video has recently been posted by Cllr Jolene Bunting.
Councillor Bunting is a local councillor on Belfast City Council for the Shankill Road area of Belfast. An area this blog knows rather a lot about . The left are trying to spin this video, and it seems to be their Youtube posting.Nevertheless something has happened, and Golding has a bit of a track record .
Wednesday, August 01, 2018
Why DID they hide the truth on the Manchester bomber? Victims left angry after they were kept in the dark over the Royal Navy plucking terrorist from Libyan warzone
- Salman Abedi was one of 110 Britons rescued by the Royal Navy from Libya
- Security services had concerns about Abedi seven months before the rescue
- He was rescued from Libya by HMS Enterprise along with his brother Hashem
- Last night, MPs demanded to know how the security services lost track of Abedi
Salman Abedi was rescued from Libya by the Royal Navy before returning to the UK
Victims of the Manchester Arena attack last night demanded to know why the Royal Navy's rescue of the bomber from war-torn Libya was kept secret.
The
Daily Mail revealed yesterday that HMS Enterprise plucked Salman Abedi,
then 19, to safety as fighting intensified in August 2014.
He
flew home to the UK, but less than three years later set off a
shrapnel-filled suicide bomb at a pop concert in the city where he grew
up – killing 22 people, including seven children.
An independent review of MI5 and counter-terrorism police's contact with Abedi was published in December.
But
the report by former terror watchdog David Anderson QC made no mention
of the fact that Abedi and his brother, Hashem, 21, were among 100
British citizens evacuated by the Navy survey ship.
Last
night politicians, survivors and lawyers representing the families of
those killed in the atrocity attacked the Government for keeping the
public 'in the dark' about the rescue.
Salman Abedi, who attacked the
Manchester arena was rescued from Libya onboard HMS Enterprise, pictured
arriving in Valetta, Malta on August 4, 2014. Abedi was among 110
Britons - including his brother Hashem - rescued from the war zone by
the Royal Navy
Video playing bottom right...
They also demanded to
know why the Abedis – British-born sons of Libyan migrants – had been
allowed to visit the Middle Eastern state without apparent scrutiny and
subsequently fell off the security services' radar.
Robby
Potter, 48, who almost died in the attack after shrapnel from the bomb
punctured his heart, told the Mail: 'The authorities have definitely
hidden this information from us. They haven't been honest.
'The Government should have told us
straight away or it should have been in the reports. We have been left
to find out through the Press.'
John
Woodcock, the independent MP for Barrow-in-Furness in Cumbria, said: 'It
is deeply concerning that the Royal Navy's role in extracting Salman
Abedi has had to be uncovered by a media investigation rather than being
volunteered by the British Government.
Robby Potter, pictured with his wife Leonora Ogerio. They were both wounded in the attack
'In particular, David
Anderson QC needs to explain why he did not include this in his report
into the Manchester bombing – was he kept in the dark or did he choose
to hide it from the public?
'Either way, this undermines the important role he had as Britain's independent reviewer of terror legislation.
'I
believe the Navy acted perfectly properly in rescuing these British
citizens but unnecessary secrecy leaves the unfortunate impression that
the Government has something it wants to hide.'
It
is understood that the Ministry of Defence was the first Whitehall
department to discover that Abedi had been rescued by the Royal Navy.
Abedi was already being monitored by the security services seven months before his rescue
His name emerged on passenger lists
handed to the sailors on HMS Enterprise. The information was
subsequently passed on to Number Ten, the Foreign Office and the Home
Office.
Whitehall sources said that
Abedi's rescue did not come to light in the Anderson report because it
had no relevance to potential security failings.
But
Elkan Abrahamson, a solicitor representing relatives of victims of the
bombing for the forthcoming inquests, said: 'The trouble with the
Anderson report is that we are not allowed to see the primary sources –
that is, the MI5 or other security service documents.
'I am sure that the security services have not told us the full story. We may need an inquiry to get at the truth.'
He added: 'Both Abedi and his brother ought to have been tracked better, there are certainly concerns around that.'
The Daily Mail yesterday uncovered how Abedi was rescued by the Royal Navy from Libya
The
Anderson report revealed that Abedi was already being monitored by the
security services a full seven months before the rescue and that MI5
closed his file as a result of mistaken identify a month prior to his
evacuation from Libya in 2014.
Senior
security sources insist Abedi had not been radicalised at the time of
the rescue and instead was brainwashed after watching bomb-making videos
on the internet.
However, other
sources have claimed that Abedi was seen on the front line, fighting
alongside jihadis in Ajdabiya, eastern Libya. Survivors of the atrocity
said it was difficult to understand why the Abedis were not detained or
monitored following the rescue on their return to the UK.
NWN: The truth was and is still hidden but it's not too difficult to find out why ? Because it was THERESA MAY who was the then HOME SECRETARY who lifted their travel restrictions so that Abedi could join with the rest of the 'MANCHESTER BOYS' fighting in Libya for Al Qaida.
We ran the truth on here when it all happened. Even lefty journalist John Pilger went on the news and a video is also on Youtube.
The video is here;
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