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The independent nationalist voice in the UK.
The Red Rose County - Lancashire.
A cummerbund & Griffinite free zone.Nick Griffin wrecked the National Front in the 1980's and then he wrecked the British National Party when he hijacked the BNP in 1999.A blog that supported John Tyndall.
Monday, May 11, 2015
Is British nationalism finished ?
The election results are in. We are now worse off than when I first started in 1976.What has happened and what can we do next ?
I could write an essay here but to be quite frank most nationalists are too intellectually dim. So why should I write and waste my time ?
I will give just one prime example of what is wrong in nationalism.
The National Fronts leaflet in my home town of Rochdale was a total embarassment .The grammar,spelling and punctuation was appalling A 13 year old could do better. The content was even worse. Yes.............yet again the pakistani grooming gangs of Rochdale ! But knowing the folk involved, there was no surprise there. They have no idea of 'ideas', nor of policies. Their idea of winning a General Election is running around with a banner about the pakistani rapists, which they have been doing for the last few years. That does not get you votes.
If anyone wishes to write, the place is open for you.Nonsense from the current nationalist idiots will be binned.
Replace Zionist Cameron with Zionist Churchill
Friday, May 08, 2015
Election 2015: Rochdale arrests after 'disorder' outside count at town hall
Police say the men - both affiliated to a political party - were detained outside the venue
Rochdale election count at Rochdale Town Hall
Police have arrested two people outside Rochdale Town Hall as council staff and volunteers attempt to verify and count votes.
The arrests were made at around 10.30pm tonight just half an hour after voting closed.
Police officers covering the event including Rochdale top cop Chief Inspector Chris Sykes dealt with the incident.
It
is believed that the two people may have been intoxicated and had an
allegiance to the same political party, but this has not yet been
confirmed.
They were taken into custody, where they currently remain.
The count at Rochdale was not disrupted by the incident. http://www.manchestereveningnews.co.uk/news/greater-manchester-news/election-2015-rochdale-arrests-after-9208715
NWN: The GMP helicopter was circling over Rochdale town centre around 10.45pm. We suspect more trouble occured than the media are admitting here.
Naming and Shaming – The List Of Israel’s Agents Within British Politics
Ahead of Election Day tomorrow, the ultra Zionist www.webelieveinisrael.org.uk published its list of Sabbos Goyim operating within British politics. “With
Polling Day in the General Election this Thursday, here is a list of
all the parliamentary candidates who have sent positive replies to the Fairness for Israel Charter,” the Zionist outlet informed its followers. Our British candidates agree, for example that, “boycotts against Israel in any sphere must be opposed.” The shameless British parliamentary candidates
listed below are willing to sacrifice freedom of expression to please
their paymasters; agreeing that the “democratic State of Israel is not
an ‘apartheid state’ and must not be described as one.” The Zionist
outlet explains; “It is noted that every (Israeli) citizen has the
right to vote and discrimination based on race, religion or sexuality is
illegal.” But We Believe In Israel fails to mention a basic crucial
fact. Millions of indigenous Palestinians living within areas controlled
by Israel and subject to Israeli oppression are not entitled to be
citizens let alone vote. And why? Because they are not ‘racially’
qualified. This extensive list reveals that British politics is
in urgent need of a major overhaul. It must cleanse itself of the
corrosive influence of a very dangerous foreign Lobby. The list reveals
that Zionist corruption has planted its roots in pretty much every
British parliamentary party. This fact alone may help to explain why
Brits have lost interest in their politics and do not believe their
political parties. No matter who you vote for, at the end of the
day, it is the Jewish Lobby that calls the shots.
The List:
Constituency Candidate Party
Aberconwy Guto Bebb Conservative Aberconwy Mary Wimbury Labour Aldridge Brownhills Ian Garrett Lib Dem Banbury John Howson Lib Dem Barrow & Furness Simon Fell Conservative Battersea Jane Ellison Conservative Beaconsfield Dominic Grieve Conservative Belfast South Rodney McCune UUP Bexhill & Battle Geoffrey Bastin UKIP Birkenhead Clark Vasey Conservative Blackpool South Peter Wood Conservative Bognor Regis & Littlehampton Francis Oppler Lib Dem Bolsover Peter Bedford Conservative Bolton West Chris Green Conservative Bournemouth East Tobias Ellwood Conservative Bournemouth East David Hughes UKIP Bournemouth East Peter Stokes Labour Bournemouth West Conor Burns Conservative Bradford West Celia Hickson Green Braintree Matthew Klesel Lib Dem Brent Central Stephen Priestly UKIP Brigg & Goole Andrew Percy Conservative Brighton Kemptown Paul Chandler Lib Dem Brighton Pavilion Nick Yeomans Independent Burnley Sarah Cockburn-Price Conservative Bury North Richard Baum Lib Dem Bury North David Nuttall Conservative Bury South Daniel Critchlow Conservative Bury South Ivan Lewis Labour Carlisle Lorraine Birchall Lib Dem Carmarthen W & S Pembs Selwyn Runnett Lib Dem Carshalton & Wallington Ashley Dickenson Christian People’s Alliance Chatham & Aylesford Tristan Osborne Labour Cheadle Shaun Hopkins UKIP Chelmsford Simon Burns Conservative Chingford & Woodford Green Iain Duncan-Smith Conservative Chippenham Michelle Donelan Conservative Chipping Barnet Victor Kaye UKIP Chipping Barnet Theresa Villiers Conservative Christchurch Christopher Chope Conservative Cleethorpes Martin Vickers Conservative Corby Jonathan Hornett Green Corby Tom Pursglove Conservative Crawley Henry Smith Conservative Dudley South Mike Wood Conservative Ealing Central & Acton Rupa Huq Labour East Antrim Sammy Wilson DUP East Belfast Gavin Robinson DUP East Devon Stuart Mole Lib Dem East Ham David Thorpe Lib Dem East Kilbride, Strathaven & L Lisa Cameron SNP Eastbourne Paul Howard Independent Edinburgh North & Leith Alan Melville UKIP Enfield North Cara Jenkinson Lib Dem Epping Forest Eleanor Laing Conservative Epping Forest Mark Wadsworth Young People’s Party Erith & Thamesmead Sidney Cordle Christian People’s Alliance Exeter Dom Morris Conservative Finchley & Golders Green Jonathan Davies Lib Dem Finchley & Golders Green Mike Freer Conservative Finchley & Golders Green Richard King UKIP Finchley & Golders Green Sarah Sackman Labour Folkestone & Hythe Claire Jeffrey Labour Grantham & Stamford Barrie Fairbairn Labour Hammersmith Millicent Scott Lib Dem Hammersmith Richard Wood UKIP Hampstead & Kilburn Maajid Nawaz Lib Dem Hampstead & Kilburn Magnus Neilson UKIP Hampstead & Kilburn Tulip Siddiq Labour Hampstead & Kilburn Simon Marcus Conservative Harborough, Oadby & Wigston Edward Garnier Conservative Harrow East Bob Blackman Conservative Harwich & North Essex Mark Hughes UKIP Hemel Hempstead Howard Koch UKIP Hemsworth Martin Roberts Yorkshire First Hendon Andrew Dismore Labour Hendon Raymond Shamash UKIP Hertford & Stortford Michael Green Lib Dem Hertsmere Oliver Dowden Conservative Horsham Martyn Davis Labour Horsham Jeremy Quin Conservative Hove Graham Cox Conservative Ilford North Lee Scott Conservative Ilford North Wes Streeting Labour Ipswich Chika Akinwale Lib Dem Islington South & Finsbury Pete Muswell UKIP Kingston & Surbiton James Berry Conservative Lagan Valley Alan Love UKIP Lagan Valley Trevor Lunn Alliance Leeds North East Fabian Hamilton Labour Leeds North East Warren Hendon UKIP Leeds North East Simon Wilson Conservative Leeds North West Greg Mulholland Lib Dem Leicester East Susanna Steptoe UKIP Lewisham East Heidi Alexander Labour Liverpool Wavertree Luciana Berger Labour Livingston Charles Dundas Lib Dem Loughborough Steve Coltman Lib Dem Louth & Horncastle Victoria Atkins Conservative Manchester Withington Mark Davies UKIP Meon Valley Dave Alexander UKIP Mid Norfolk Anna Coke UKIP Mid Sussex Toby Brothers UKIP Mitcham & Morden Richard Hilton UKIP Newbury Catherine Anderson UKIP Newcastle-upon-Tyne East Nick Brown Labour Newcastle-upon-Tyne North Violet Rook North East Party North Antrim Jayne Dunlop Alliance North Antrim Ian Paisley Jnr DUP North Belfast Nigel Dodds DUP North East Fife Huw Bell Conservative North East Fife Tim Brett Lib Dem North West Hampshire Andrew Adams Labour Nottingham South Tony Sutton Lib Dem Penistone & Stocksbridge Graeme Waddicar UKIP Penrith & The Border Neil Hughes Lib Dem Plymouth Sutton & Devonport Oliver Colville Conservative Poplar & Limehouse Elaine Bagshaw Lib Dem Portsmouth North John Ferrett Labour Redditch Karen Lumley Conservative Richmond Park Andree Frieze Green Richmond Park Zac Goldsmith Conservative Richmond Park Sam Naz UKIP Richmond Park Robin Meltzer Lib Dem Rochester & Strood Kelly Tolhurst Conservative Romsey & Southampton North Ben Nicholls Lib Dem Ross, Skye & Lochaber Philip Anderson UKIP Ruislip, Northwood & Pinner Gerrard Barry UKIP Ruislip, Northwood & Pinner Michael Borio Labour Ruislip, Northwood & Pinner Nick Hurd Conservative Sheffield Hallam Ian Walker Conservative Sheffield Heeley Howard Denby UKIP Somerton & Frome Alan Dimmick UKIP South Belfast Paula Bradshaw Alliance South Cambridgeshire Sebastian Kindersley Lib Dem South Northamptonshire Tom Snowdon Lib Dem South West Surrey Jeremy Hunt Conservative Stockport Daniel Hamilton Conservative Stockton South Ted Strike UKIP Stone Martin Lewis Lib Dem Stangford Jim Shannon DUP Stratford-on-Avon Elizabeth Adams Lib Dem Stratford-on-Avon Nadhim Zahawi Conservative Surrey Heath Laween Atroshi Labour Tatton Stuart Hutton UKIP Tooting Dan Watkins Conservative Vale of Glamorgan David Paul Morgan Lib Dem Wallasey Chris Clarkson Conservative Warrington North Sarah Hayes Green Warrington South Nick Bent Labour Warwick & Leamington Chris White Conservative West Worcestershire Julian Roskams Green Wimbledon Stephen Hammond Conservative Witham Priti Patel Conservative Witham Garry Cockrill UKIP Woking Chris Took Lib Dem Worsley & Eccles South Iain Lindley Conservative Wythenshawe & Sale East Victor Chamberlain Lib Dem Ynys Mon Nathan Gill UKIP
Anger at Oldham boss over Martin McGuinness Twitter exchange
Darren Kelly
19:21Wednesday 06 May 2015
A former Portadown and Derry City
footballer appointed as the new Oldham manager has been berated for
calling Martin McGuinness a “legend”.
Darren Kelly’s Twitter comment came to light after it was
announced the Londonderry-born Irish Cup winner would take charge of the
League One side.
The 35-year-old’s appointment took effect on Tuesday and he was congratulated by the senior Sinn Fein figure.
One of Mr McGuinness’s earlier tweets included a picture of the Mid
Ulster MLA with Kelly’s mother – which had been taken earlier this year
at a rally to mark the anniversary of Bloody Sunday.
Mr Kelly, whose uncle Michael was one of those shot dead by
paratroopers on January 30, 1972, thanked the MLA, adding the hashtag
‘legend’.
The Twitter exchange angered many of the club’s fans,
leading Oldham’s owner Simon Corney to offer a full refund to anyone who
has bought a season ticket for the 2015/2016 season and is unhappy at
the choice of manager.
One supporter, an ex-serviceman, told the Oldham Chronicle: “I will
not support a club whose manager describes a terrorist as ‘a legend’. In
a town like Oldham, with so many people who have served in the armed
forces, many in Northern Ireland, this is a step too far.
“I know
there has been a peace process but this is another kick in the face
after the Ched Evans affair. Did the club know these comments on Twitter
even existed? They have alienated another section of their
ever-dwindling fanbase and frankly, it’s disgusting.”
However, the paper quotes the new manager as saying the affair has been “blown out of proportion”.
He
added: “There is nothing in it whatsoever. I have deleted Twitter,
though not on the back of that. My account went into meltdown.
In terms of the tweet, there is nothing political in it at all
Darren Kelly
“In terms of the tweet, there is nothing political in it at all. I am
a family man and the manager of this great football club. That is what
my life is about and I have no political views in that. I understand if
people are concerned, but there is nothing in that.”
Club owner Mr
Corney went on to say: “I’ve heard about it, we’re all aware of it and
Darren’s views are Darren’s views. He explained them to us and we were
satisfied with what he said.
“Darren is a thorough gentleman, he’s a good guy, but as we’ve seen
before, when you’re at a football club you go under the microscope.
“I
can see why people may have one or two concerns, but he’ll give the
fans the rationale behind everything. He won’t shy away from anything,
and that’s a good quality to have.”
Some disgruntled fans have set up a group page on Facebook titled ‘Sack IRA supporting Darren Kelly as Oldham Athletic manager’.
• In a statement posted on the Oldham Athletic website on Tuesday, Mr Corney said:
“The
appointment of Darren Kelly has no doubt surprised many people but he
is a young passionate manager with the necessary desire, drive and will
to succeed.
“It is his first role and therefore can be viewed as a risk, but
having interviewed and spoken with him on several occasions, one that I
believe is worth taking.
“We do understand however that some fans
have concerns over the appointment, and to those who have already made
the financial commitment for next season, we are offering to give them a
full refund should they wish to take it.
“Supporters show great
loyalty to this club through their purchase of season tickets and by
offering this refund we hope to show how much the club values this.
“I
would however like to take the opportunity to urge all supporters to
get behind Darren and with the opening of the new North Stand, look
forward to exciting times both on and off the pitch next season.” http://www.newsletter.co.uk/news/anger-at-oldham-boss-over-martin-mcguinness-twitter-exchange-1-6729480
Tuesday, May 05, 2015
Nigel Farage helps to destroy the BNP
These are three of the main characters who helped to destroy the BNP. The main character not in this picture was Nicholas John Griffin. His main man Tony 'bomber' Lecomber is in the picture on the left and in the white shirt. Nigel Farage is in the centre, slightly hidden by Dr.Mark Deavin. Deavin 'pinpointed' the removal of the then BNP leader John Tyndall for the destruction of the BNP.
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I've done more to STOP racism in Britain than anyone, says Farage as he boasts of creating a 'more harmonious society'
Ukip leader rejects claims that party is racist and wants 'integrated society'
Says party has become more professional to root out 'handful of idiots'
Farage declares: ‘Nobody has done more to destroy the Far Right than me'
Nigel
Farage has declared that instead of being called racist, he should be
lauded for doing more to stop racism than anyone else in Britain.
The
Ukip leader said his party had weakened the influence of the BNP and is
now offering policies to create a ‘more harmonious and integrated
society’.
He
claimed Ukip has become a more professional party that has become
better at rooting out ‘the handful of idiots’ that had caused them
embarrassment.
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Nigel Farage,
pictured in Sandwich, Kent today, has declared that instead of being
called racist, he should be lauded for doing more to stop racism than
anyone else in Britain
Mr Farage said he believed it was possible for Ukip to completely get away from the tag of racism that has dogged the party.
He
said: ‘Nobody has done more to destroy the Far Right in Britain than
me. We took a deliberate strategy in 2011 at the Oldham by-election to
appeal directly in wards where the BNP had councillors.
‘We
said if you’re voting BNP out of deep frustration with what is
happening to your community but you do not agree with the party’s openly
and clearly racist constitution, come and vote for us.
‘And
I think we took a third of their vote almost overnight and suddenly
they weren’t winning council seats, they were losing council seats.
‘There’s
a hardcore vote of half a million far right voters in Britain, it was
there in 1974, it’s still there today. It got as high as nearly a
million under Griffin at the European elections.
‘What
we did was to take that two or three hundred thousand off the top,
leaving them back to their core and then they split into disarray
amongst themselves.
‘I
would say we took a third of their vote, because a third of their vote
were not racist but were just frustrated and didn’t know where to go or
what to do. And they wanted to just stick two fingers up.
‘I mean genuinely, Peter Hain did not stop the BNP, but I think I did.’
The Ukip leader
said his party had weakened the influence of the BNP and is now offering
policies to create a ‘more harmonious and integrated society’
Asked
if he believed that he done more to stop racism that anyone else in
Britain, Mr Farage added: ‘I hope so. I genuinely hope so.’
Mr Farage said he thought that Ukip would be able to get away from the accusations that have followed the party.
He
said: ‘The Reform Party in Canada were dogged for 15 years with this
far right wing conspiracy element and Stephen Harper is now the Prime
Minister of Canada.
‘And
people look back at the Reform Party and how it has done a phenomenal
job modernising and changing Canada, so you can get rid of these tags.’
He
added: ‘There are over 5,000 people standing for Ukip at this election
on May 7. How many of those this year have caused us embarrassment?
Hardly any. But the other parties have got bigger embarrassments than we
have.
‘I
think that shows you that we have become more professional and better
at getting rid of these people, because there was this handful of idiots
last year who made my life a misery, a complete misery.’
France National Front: Le Pen rejects bid to silence him
Mr Le Pen said he had been "disowned" as he left FN headquarters in Nanterre
French
ex-National Front leader Jean-Marie Le Pen has left party headquarters,
refusing to appear before a disciplinary board deciding his fate.
The
FN's honorary president could be ostracised from the party over a
series of inflammatory remarks and a feud with his daughter, the current
leader.
Marine Le Pen said before the meeting he should "no longer be able to speak in the name of the National Front".
Her father founded the National Front (FN) in 1972 and led it until 2011.
But she has tried to steer it away from its racist and anti-Semitic past.
The
party's executive met on Monday in Nanterre near Paris to decide what
action to take after Mr Le Pen repeated his assertion that the Nazi gas
chambers were a "detail of history".
As well as reviving an old
anti-Semitic slur, he told far-right newspaper Rivarol last month that
he had never considered France's wartime collaborationist leader
Philippe Petain a traitor and labelled Prime Minister Manuel Valls an
immigrant.
"I've been disowned," he told reporters as he left the building without appearing before the executive board.
"I've never spoken in the name of the FN. I speak freely and that shocks a certain number of people," he said.
Le Pen took to the stage on 1 May while his daughter was addressing supporters in Paris
Marion Marechal Le Pen, the party founder's
granddaughter and an FN MP, attended Monday's executive meeting
It is unclear what penalty the FN's disciplinary board could impose on the 86-year-old former leader, who remains a Euro MP.
Among
the options is his total exclusion from the FN, although some French
commentators suggested he could be more of a risk outside the party than
if he were contained within it.
Mr Le Pen said he had his place and his office. "I'll go there unless they stop me coming," he said.
But his daughter was adamant in a broadcast interview on Sunday that she wanted him out of the political picture.
"What
I wish is that the FN will no longer be taken hostage by provocations
that are now becoming recurrent on the part of Jean-Marie Le Pen," she
said.
Jean-Marie Le Pen: A career in controversy
1987 - First makes his infamous remarks describing the Holocaust as a "detail of history"
1997 - Assaults rival Annette Peulvast-Bergeal during parliamentary election campaign
2006 - One of many convictions for inciting racial hatred over inflammatory remarks about France's Muslim population
2007 - Tells Le Monde newspaper "you can't dispute the inequality of the races"
2015 - Repeats views on the Holocaust, prompting Marine Le Pen to accuse him of trying to "rescue himself from obscurity"
In
her interview Ms Le Pen said she had the feeling that her father could
not bear the thought of the party continuing to carry on without him as
leader.
Although he was sidelined from the party's traditional 1
May march on Friday, he took to the stage in defiance while his daughter
was delivering a speech.
Last month, in the face of widespread
party opposition, he abandoned a plan to lead a party list in regional
elections in southern France.
The FN has made significant
political strides since Marine Le Pen took over the leadership from her
father, attempting to sweep away its extremist image but maintaining its
anti-immigration policies.
She is aiming to make the run-off vote for the French presidency in 2017. http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-europe-32580178
By Gilad Atzmon
