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1. 22 Percy Stilton says:
   November 22nd, 2008 at 11:08 am

   I suggest that Phillip is positive proof of the point…. too much inbreeding can cause a lowering of the individuals iq….VOTE PERCY!

2. 21 Phillip John lay 15 tubbs close grove oxfordshire says:
   November 22nd, 2008 at 10:40 am

   tHEY HAVE COME HERE TO RAPE OUR COUNTRY/SYSTEN AND CHILDREN

3. 20 Phillip John lay 15 tubbs close grove oxfordshire says:
   November 22nd, 2008 at 10:38 am

   coco shut up you clown, nobody asked for my vote when it was decided that mass immigration was the way forward for this country, nobody seems to be botherd about all the shootings involving the ppl that come to this country for a better life.

   At least one million people of Pakistani origin now live in Britain, according to the government in Islamabad. With 3.7 per cent of children born in England and Wales in 2005 having Pakistani parents, it is estimated that the population could increase to more than 2.6 million by 2031. (15.9.08)

   Fewer than two-thirds of newborn babies are registered as “white British”. 64.4% of the 649,371 babies born in England and Wales in 2005 were recorded in the category; 9% were Asian, 5% black, 3.5% “mixed” and 2.4% “other ethnic group”. Irish and ‘other’ whites made up another 5%, with just over 10% unrecorded. (30.8.08)

   The make-up of Britain’s population is changing at an unprecedented rate with more than one million people either settling here or leaving last year. The population has reached almost 61 million. Long-term immigration hit a new record, with 605,000 moving here in 2007. Since 2001, long-term immigration — those moving here for at least a year — has risen by 21%. There has been a sharp rise in the birth rate, particularly among non-British mothers. Over the past six years, the number of births to non-UK born women has risen by 64%. (22.8.08)

   The number of foreign workers has risen dramatically, with nearly 300,000 people coming to work here in the past year. This is the biggest annual influx of foreign workers since the Government started to keep count 10 years ago. The number of foreigners over the age of 16 working in Britain reached 2.29 million at the end of March — 270,000 more than at the same time last year. (20.8.08)

   Thirty per cent of people rank immigration as their priority election issue, beating concerns over crime, health and education. (29.7.08)

   Black youths are suspected of more than half of reported knife crime among children in the capital, according to confidential figures, but most victims are white. (20.7.08)

   Immigration is the single biggest cause of public concern, an all-party group of MPs warn. The Government must act urgently to defuse tensions before the concern boils over into riots. (16.7.08)

   Almost one in four babies (23%) is now born to foreign mothers. On average, foreign women have 2.5 children each, while British mothers have an average of 1.7 children each. (11.7.08)

   More than two million foreign nationals have moved to Britain in recent years and nine in 10 of them came from outside Europe. A net 2.3 million immigrants arrived between 1991 and 2006, the majority from Africa and Asia. (2.6.08)

   Hundreds of thousands of short-term immigrants are not included in official statistics and the counting system is so unreliable that it is not even possible to know the true population of Britain. (23.5.08)

   The population of England is to increase by the equivalent of two new cities of the size of London within half a century. By 2056 there will be an extra 17 million people, taking the total to 67.9 million. Net migration is 190,000 a year. (23.5.08)

   Record numbers of foreign nationals are being granted citizenship: 164,635 people became British last year, a 7% rise in 12 months. More than nine in 10 people who applied for citizenship were accepted. The biggest group was from India, 9% of the total. (21.5.08)

   The population of England will increase by a third over the next 50 years as it becomes the most crowded major nation in Europe, official forecasts suggest. England’s population, now 50 million, will by 2056 be 68 million. (6.5.08)

   More than 800,000 children do not speak English as their first language. (30.4.08)

   Almost two-thirds of people in Britain fear race relations are so poor tensions are likely to spill over into violence. In a BBC survey 60% say the UK has too many immigrants and half want foreigners encouraged to leave. Asked if they thought immigration meant their local area didn’t feel like Britain any more, a quarter agreed. Six out of 10 said immigration had made parts of Britain feel like a foreign country. (17.4.08)

   Immigration is diluting our culture and leading to the breakdown of society, according to the most Britons; 83% say the country has a “population crisis”; 15% would halt immigration altogether and 84% would reduce it. Immigration is considered to be the biggest factor behind societal breakdown over the past decade. (9.4.08)

   Mass immigration has accompanied a fall in the number of Britons with jobs. Since 2004 the number of UK-born people working here has fallen by 500,000, while the number of migrants in work rose by 1.1 million, to 3.3 million. Britons have lost jobs to immigrants. The former cabinet minister Clare Short says that the Government had made a “very big mistake” in allowing large-scale immigration from eastern Europe. (6.4.08)

   The number of immigrants entering Britain should be capped, a House of Lords committee warns. Record levels of immigration are bringing no economic benefit to the country. The economic affairs committee rebukes the Government for using “irrelevant and misleading” economic statistics to justify the boom in immigration in the past decade. The net immigration of non-British persons has trebled from less than 100,000 a year in the early 1990s to more than 300,000 in 2006. (1.4.08)

   Hundreds of illegal immigrants, including a suspected murderer and other criminals, are working in care homes in Britain. A leaked report, produced more than two years ago, warned that the problems were “widespread” and “significant”, but its findings have been ignored. Many of the illegal workers were using false names and forged identity documents to bypass police criminal records checks. Offenders are rarely brought to court. (30.3.08)

   Almost 2,000 immigrants a day are granted the right top live and work in Britain. More than 710,000 foreigners received National Insurance numbers in 2007. (21.3.08)

   The number of immigrants forecast to enter Britain each year has risen to around 190,000. Official estimates are that the population will rise from 61 million to 67 million by 2020 and more than 70 million in 2030. (14.3.08)

   British taxpayers are paying œ28 million in child benefit for youngsters living in eastern Europe; about 34,000 children of migrant workers were getting British state handouts, even though they do not live here. Additional sums are being paid out in child tax credits. Total payouts could be more than œ50 million but figures are “not available”. (8.3.08)

   Terrorists and organised crime gangs have exploited the expansion of the EU. Sir Ian Blair, the Commissioner of the Metropolitan Police, said most of the organised crime and a “great deal” of terrorism in Britain emanated from Europe. (5.3.08)

   Almost nine in 10 new jobs created over the past decade have been taken by foreign-born workers. Of the 1.7 million more people in employment since 1997, 1.5 million were born outside the UK. Frank Field, a former Labour minister, said: “What the Government needs to do is to face up to the fact that we need to restrict the movement of labour from eastern Europe. We had the ability to do that, but now we would need to ask the European Commission for permission. And the Government seems unwilling to do that.” (3.3.08)

   More than 800,000 eastern Europeans have registered to work in Britain. Since the self-employed do not have to register the overall number is almost certainly above one million. (27.2.08)

   A study for the Optimum Population Trust finds that Government targets to cut carbon emissions by 60 per cent by 2050 will have little impact on the UK’s sustainability because of the rate of population growth. Even if Britain were carbon neutral, it could only sustainably support 40 million people with the same standard of living. The chairman of the trust said the study showed the extent of the UK’s overpopulation and the threat it poses to the environment and people’s quality of life. She added: “It also shows how desperately we need a national population policy.” (18.2.08)

   One of the Prime Minister’s senior advisers has warned that the economic benefits of allowing in millions of migrant workers have been vastly over-estimated. Lord Turner of Ecchinswell has accused Government ministers of knowing that such arguments did not stack up. He rejected arguments that without immigrants Britain would face a shortage of workers as mostly “economically illiterate”. (14.2.08)

   More than two-thirds of immigrants come from outside the EU, contrary to what the Government has claimed. The Statistics Commission has confirmed that the figure is 68%. (13.2.08)

   There has been a 75% increase in workers from abroad in the last six years. The number of foreigners in the UK workforce increased between 2001 and 2007 to just over two million people. (11.2.08)

   Britain’s immigrant population will rise to 9.1 million in a little over two decades compared with 5.4 million now says the Institute of Public Policy Research. The increase of 3.7 million is the same as adding a city the size of Coventry to Britain’s population every two years. (31.1.08)

   One in 15 homes is now occupied by immigrants. Hundreds of thousands of Eastern European workers have been given council houses. Foreigners live in more than 1.5 million homes, including 310,000 council houses and flats. Another 570,000 have been bought by people born outside Britain. (18.1.08)

   The flight of the white middle classes from the inner cities is accelerating, the Government’s race relations chief says. Interviewed on Radio Four, Trevor Phillips said: “We know that white flight is accelerating. That schools — we know this from studies done by Bristol University — are becoming more segregated than the areas they sit in.” (15.1.08)

   England is about to become the most crowded major country in Europe, overtaking Holland. About 70 per cent of recent population growth in England resulted from immigration and much of the rest was down to higher birth rates among immigrants. The population density is almost double the level in Germany and quadruple that in France. (3.1.08)

   Children with English as their first language are now in the minority in more than 1,300 schools. In a total of 1,338 primary and secondary schools — more than one in 20 of all schools in England — children with English as their first language are in the minority. In 600 of these schools, fewer than a third of pupils speak English as their first language. (17.12.07)

   A baby boom among immigrant families is driving the population to a record high. Britain’s highest birth rates are in the Pakistani and Bangladeshi communities, both predominantly Muslim. The birth rate among women born in Pakistan but living in the UK is three times higher than that among British-born women. Of the total 669,531 births last year, 146,956 were to mothers born outside the UK. The figures do not reflect the total number of babies born in Britain’s ethnic communities because they exclude those of British-born second-generation migrants. (9.12.07)

   In 2006, 510,000 foreign migrants came to the UK to stay for at least 12 months, out of a record 591,000 new arrivals, only 14 per cent of which were Britons coming home. Not included are hundreds of thousands of east Europeans who have arrived in the past two years, since most say they are coming for less than 12 months. The biggest influx was from the New Commonwealth - India, Pakistan, Bangladesh and Sri Lanka - with more than 200,000 migrants.
   Since 1997, nearly four million foreign nationals have come to Britain and 1.6 million have left; 1.8 million Britons have left, but only 979,000 have returned. The difference of around three million between the emigration of British nationals and immigration of foreigners represents a five per cent turnover of the population in 10 years. Previous immigrations did not exceed one per cent over 50 years. Over the past 20 years, the white British population has decreased slightly while the number of ethnic-minority Britons has doubled. (16.11.07)

   81% of the public believe immigration in Britain should be cut substantially, while 54% dispute the Government’s assertion that those coming into the country have helped the economy; 85% think that immigration is putting too much pressure on public services. (12.11.07)

   More than half - 52% - of all new jobs created under Labour have gone to foreigners, not 40.7% as the Government previously claimed. The number of migrant workers involved is given as 1.1 million. The true figure might be higher still. Frank Field, a former cabinet minister, puts it at 1.6 million. (31.10.07)

   Out of 669,000 babies born last year in England and Wales, 147,000, or 22%, were the children of foreign-born mothers. A further six per cent had British-born mothers but foreign-born fathers. Among the foreign mothers, a quarter were Asian, a quarter European, a quarter from Africa or the Caribbean, and a quarter from elsewhere. (24.10.07)

   The number of people in the UK will exceed 75 million by the middle of the century, perhaps even 77 million. The increase will be the equivalent of building two new cities the size of London. The proportion of the population that is non-white is on course to grow from 9% at the last census in 2001 to 29% in 2051. (21.10.07)

   Foreign workers now number 1.9 million, including those who entered Britain before 2004, up 70 per cent since Labour took power in 1997. (14.10.07)

   More than 2.2 million immigrants arrived in the UK between 2001 and 2005 while 870,000 foreign-born people left the country, so the foreign-born resident population grew by 1.4 million in five years. At the same time, the UK-born resident population fell by half a million, with 897,000 leaving the country for a year or more and 394,000 returning. The net increase to the UK’s population was 939,000 in the five years to last summer - an extra 515 people every day. (10.10.07)

   Hundreds of thousands of immigrants are a drain on Britain and its economy, says a Left-leaning think-tank. Migrants from many developing nations fail to pay their way, while those from wealthy countries, such as the United States and Australia, provide a boost for the economy. The IPPR report by the found that fewer than half of Britain’s 650,000 Somalis, Bangladeshi, Turks and Pakistanis, have jobs and the four communities have the highest levels of benefit dependency. (30.9.07)

   White British children are now a minority in almost a fifth of education authorities in England, being outnumbered at primary and secondary schools in 29 of the 150 local education authority areas. Across the country, pupils from ethnic minorities account for almost 22 per cent of those at primary school compared to 20.6 per cent last year. At secondary school, numbers rose at a similar rate, to 17.7 per cent. About one in eight pupils - some 800,000 - do not speak English as a first language. (28.9.07)

   Immigration will add almost five million people to the population over the next 25 years, according to revised official estimates. Net immigration, previously expected to be 145,000 a year over the next two decades, is now expected to be 190,000 a year until 2031. (28.9.07)

   One in four babies born in the UK has a foreign mother or father. The proportion of babies born to a foreign parent had risen to 25 per cent compared to 20 per cent just six years ago. (23.8.07)

   More than two million foreign nationals have been issued with National Insurance numbers to work in Britain in the past four years; 600,000 were issued to workers from Asia and the Middle East and 300,000 to Africans. In 2006 alone, there were 713,000 new registrations - double that in 2003-04. (25.7.07)

   Just over 1 million people have been granted British citizenship in the past 10 years. Net foreign immigration during that period was more than 2 million people, or 600 a day. (Nicholas Soames MP, 17.7.07)

   In the last three years for which we have data, the number of people coming to this country is about 2 million. (Frank Field MP, 17.7.07)

   Five times more immigrants are given social housing than previously claimed, … the Government has admitted that 200,000 of Britain’s social homes - five per cent of the total - were given to immigrants last year. (2.7.07)

   One in 10 people living in Britain was born overseas - a far higher proportion than previously thought. Record levels of immigration are rapidly changing the make-up of the population, figures from the OECD show. … In recent years, about half a million people have come to live in Britain every 12 months. (26.6.07)

   People in ethnically mixed areas are less trusting of their neighbours and live in a more isolated existence, research has found. The greater the diversity, the looser the community bonds and the more withdrawn local residents become, says Robert Putnam, an American academic based at Harvard. (19.6.07)

   Up to 4,000 terrorism suspects and their supporters are active in Britain, according to the former Metropolitan Police Commissioner Lord Stevens. (7.5.07)

   Foreign prisoners now make up almost one in six of Britain’s jail population and are costing the taxpayer almost £400 million a year to keep. … There are now 12,122 foreign prisoners compared to around 10,000 just a year ago. (3.5.07)

   Immigration today adds 1 per cent to Britain’s population every two years, or more than 5 per cent every decade. … International migration into Britain now contributes around 80 per cent of Britain’s annual population increase, and has done so since 1999. … On present trends, by 2073, the majority population of this country will either have migrated here, or be the child or grandchild of parents who did so. (David Conway, 22.4.07)

   Nearly one million Commonwealth citizens could swing the result of a close general election unless voting eligibility is restricted. About 988,000 non-British citizens from 50 Commonwealth countries are entitled to vote while resident in Britain. (16.4.07)

   More than 200,000 failed asylum seekers may stay in Britain indefinitely because they cannot be traced. (2.4.07)

   Cannabis cultivation is booming in Britain. Police are raiding three indoor production sites a day and have closed down 1,500 cannabis farms in London alone since 2005. Up to three-quarters of the farms are run by Vietnamese criminal gangs. (13.3.07)

   Each year 223,000 more people settle in the UK than leave it. If immigration continues at the same rate, it will, given the children they will have, add 16 million people in the next 45 years. That means adding two cities the size of Cambridge every year. (Alasdair Palmer, 11.3.07)

   More than a million foreigners have been allowed to come to work in Britain in just three years - and given the right to remain indefinitely. They are also entitled to bring their families and settle. … The figures total slightly more than a million but do not even include the workers’ dependants, migrants on short-term work permits, workers from “old EU” countries such as Italy and Portugal, asylum-seekers or illegal immigrants. (11.3.07)

   Far more immigrants are coming to Britain than official figures would suggest. … The study estimates that net migration soared by 400,000 rather than the government figure of 185,000 in 2005. (5.1.07)

   The alleged economic benefit to Britain of record levels of immigration are a myth, new figures suggest. They show a “very slight” gain of around 4p a week for each member of the native population. … “The much vaunted contribution of immigrants to the economy is very slight indeed.” (3.1.07)

   One in eight primary school pupils now speaks English as a second language. There are now 419,000 primary pupils speaking other languages at home, a rise of 42,000 on last year, and 314,950 secondary pupils, an increase of 16,000, representing nearly one in 10. (29.9.06)

   Britain and Europe face being overrun by mass migration from the Third World within 30 years, says a senior Royal Navy strategist. Rear Admiral Chris Parry forecasts ‘reverse colonisation’, where migrants become more dominant than their hosts. (12.6.06)

   So coco what you going to do when your childrens children are getting raped and stabbed/shot?

   wake up uk, VOTE THE BNP

4. 19 coco says:
   November 22nd, 2008 at 2:40 am

   Philip! I am popping you in my pile of Arse-Wipe posters.

   Just exactly how many lawyers, economists and spin doctors do you think it takes to run a country with the population of the UK?

   And do you think that apart from a few of Nick Griffins terribly middle-class chums - do you believe that you have enough literate and numerate people to do this?

   Being an absolute snob myself - I will guarantee that BNP voters will come from the very poorest and most uneducable members of society.

   Precisely what do you want to claim back? Housing, shops and petrol stations?

   The fact is that if working-class people had kept a decent set of work ethics after the War - and not believed that the World was their oyster - they could have had all the things that they now feel have been taken from them.

   Nobody wanted to work in the mills and the factories. Nobody wanted to drive public transport and mini-cabs. Nobody wanted to study medicine and law - So this is why we should be grateful that anybody wants to come to this toilet of islands that we try to exist in.

   Because if immigrants hadn’t done the work that the Brits refused to do - we would have been fucked.

   So - before you start making your brown shirts - get your potential members into decent jobs and start to re-eduacte them first - before you start chatting sh*t on here about reclamation!

   Get your members to learn how to recycle first - before they start this huge reclamation plan for the UK!

   Once they’ve learned how to recycle their beer cans and glass jars and spare cars - And once they’ve stopped their own kids tormenting all the residents of the estates - somebody somewhere might vote for you But I doubt it.

   Shift the shIt out of your own back-yard first - before you try to clear the national dump.

5. 18 Percy Stilton says:
   November 21st, 2008 at 7:01 pm

   What does it all mean?

6. 17 Phillip John lay 15 tubbs close grove oxfordshire says:
   November 21st, 2008 at 7:00 pm

   Im all up for the bnp looking after this country, why should they worry about there name bein on a list on the internet??? its not like ppl would be kicking off it was a list of lib dem members????

   PLEASE VOTE THE BNP AND LETS TAKE OUR COUNTRY BACK!!!!!

7. 16 Percy Stilton says:
   November 21st, 2008 at 6:58 pm

   Whats the big deal ? it seems that most BNP members are not capable of reading the list, even if they cud , they wud not understand it.

   “The brightest children go on to vote Liberal Democrat or Green, according to a survey.
   “The study by Edinburgh University researchers has found that childhood intelligence is linked to voting preferences and political involvement in adulthood.The study – which looked at voting patterns in the 2001 general election – found that those with higher IQ ratings were more likely to vote Lib-Dem or Green in an election.
   The survey – including cognitive tests at ages five and ten – was followed up with a study of voting habits at 34. Those who voted Green had an average IQ of 108.3, with Lib-Dem voters just behind at 108.2.

   “Conservative and Labour voters were further behind – with scores of 103.7 and 103.0 respectively, while voters for Welsh nationalist Plaid Cymru scored an average of 102.5. Scottish National Party voters had an average IQ of 102.2. The research also showed that British National Party voters had the lowest average intelligence – scoring just 98.4. Non-voters were found to have an average IQ of 99.7.”

8. 15 Petronius says:
   November 20th, 2008 at 10:06 pm

   Hear hear.

9. 14 billbob says:
   November 20th, 2008 at 8:33 pm

   The only interesting ones i found on the list were a serving RAF gunner and a person who i know well (which was a shock) I copied it and have it on a doc.

10. 13 Chenier says:
    November 20th, 2008 at 7:38 pm

    Petronius
    I met a very nice couple this morning at the Gurkha rally who had turned up solely because they had seen the campaign petition and wanted to do more than just sign it; they had no family connections, no military connections, simply the desire to see justice done. It was the first rally either of them had ever attended, and they were grandparents.

    I found that very heartening…

11. 12 Petronius says:
    November 20th, 2008 at 7:27 pm

    I know Chenny, scarily funny. They also don’t seem to get our privacy laws, the same ones that they are now “getting” in their own defense! So yeah, not exactly for the intellectually gifted, but that seems the idea of that site; get young ignorant thugs to do the illegal work for you.

    I meant to rejoin your Gurkha point indirectly by saying that back when the Burma Disaster happened, I was listening to R5 and of course the put someone on saying “I’m too poor to send anything, they can have old shoes and clothes”.

    I was incandescent, because we are the 4th richest country in the world, and because, well, what a shame the Burmese did not turn around and say that to us when we needed help against the Germans and Japanese. But the idea was that I was supposed to get upset with R5’s new Daily Fail type opinions, so I didn’t bother, but can’t stand woman’s hour on R4…

    But as you rightly imply, it was these same immigrants, or antecedents of who helped us in WWII, since up until the 1990s we mostly took in people from the former Colonies and Commonwealth.

    How easily we forget our own history, it seems.

12. 11 Chenier says:
    November 20th, 2008 at 6:46 pm

    Petronius
    The stuff on the redwatch access page is hysterically funny; they seem not to grasp what, for example, perjury is.
    Not exactly calculated to suggest that anyone with an iq over 80 has anything to do with it…

13. 10 Petronius says:
    November 20th, 2008 at 6:29 pm

    C&C: If you can be bothered to get the list up; it’s a very long one.

    If you press control and F at the same time, you should get up a dialogue box and you can put in any names, professions or geographical areas. I checked to see my local Nazis on mine. There seem to be more in areas with ethnic minorities, which would tally with what happened for eg. in London’s East End when the black Shirts targeted unemployed young whites living cheek by jowl with the Jewish immigrants there.

    As a side note, during the Cable Street riots, a man who was there told me that he helped “lock up” the willing police in a cellar where they were given cups of tea while they explained how much they hated having to protect such “scum”.

14. 9 Petronius says:
    November 20th, 2008 at 6:24 pm

    What’s really funny is that Redwatch lists Jon “Gaunty” Gaunt for targeting when he recently got sacked from Talksport for err, calling a Councillor a “Nazi”

    “This is the same warped logic that condemns black children to a life in care rather than let them be fostered by white couples. The same master race philosophy that forbids fat couples from adopting,” he wrote.

    “The SS – that is social services by the way – think the risk from passive smoking is more dangerous to a child than them being left to rot in a children’s home.

    “Today it’s Redbridge but, unless we all make a noise now, tomorrow it will be a national policy and thousands more children will fall victim to the health and safety Nazis and be left in a home alone.”

    Just Google Gaunt sacked for the full story, last Nov. 18th.

    It’s also ironic, because Gaunty represents “White van man” Britain with his outspoken views, so I was surprised at that one.

    His “crime” against the BNP was to declare them “knuckle-draggers” while making some red white and blue water between him and them…

15. 8 Chenier says:
    November 20th, 2008 at 4:59 pm

    Interesting stuff; I wonder whether redwatch will be putting Joanna Lumley and Virginia McKenna’s photos up following today’s Gurkha rally?

16. 7 coolandcalm says:
    November 20th, 2008 at 4:48 pm

    Oh dear… you’re talking to someone who doesn’t understand but I’ll do my best.
    I’ve never understood ‘cached’.

17. 6 Petronius says:
    November 20th, 2008 at 3:54 pm

    Find the full BNP list on Wikileaks.

    If you can’t get it straight away because of traffic, use the US link to the Doc. or another foreign one.

    It’s fully searchable if you press Ctrl + F.

18. 5 Petronius says:
    November 20th, 2008 at 3:52 pm

    This week I ‘ave mostly been eating fascists.

    Firstly, there is the irony that many of our relatives fought the fascists, sacrificing their lives to win a war against racism and fascism. At the same time they claim ownership of our armed forces and military history. This is very interesting, especially when it is noted that the BUF or British Union of Fascists were all interned and then shunned during and after WWII. The BUF is the direct ancestor of the BNP, of course, even though the Mosleys moved out of that and into S&M, allegedly. Anyway, somehow they reconcile this risible contradiction in their minds.

    Basically whenever they mention the war, military or “Britishness” mention this and wrap yourself in the flag by claiming to not want to share your country with them, since they sat out the War while the rest of us fought their chums. Easy.

    Secondly there is the Human Rights contradiction, their explicit credo is to get rid of the EU Human Rights Legislation from influencing UK legislation as well as the UK Human Rights act based on those. They now have to use those same legal principles to defend their member’s privacy. They have not come out with any cogent arguments justifying this, apart from agree that it is ironic.

    Thirdly, there are lots of plant posts in the blogs like this one:

    “The BNP is perfectly respectable, only constant, lying, anti BNP poison from the media keeps the ordinary people from seeing this. This is obvious from the nasty, sneering attitudes of TV and radio journalists as they pick through the lists, ignoring the fact that the BNP members are the victims. But the good news is that the BNP has given the media enough rope to let the rest of us see just how wicked and nasty the press, unions, ACPO, NUS etc are towards patriotic British people. They also betray their Communist, anti British credentials for us all to see. Well done BNP - I will join.”

    On the Independent’s “Big Question” Bear baiting blog (which reeks of such desperation for traffic that even The Private Eye Satirises this filler in it’s pages).

    Anyway, in this case you indicate to them the Website “Redwatch”, which has been around for some years, even the shoddy site looks horribly mid-late nineties now; and Redwatch has a whole section (for example) devoted to any NUJ Members that have ever written anything negative about the BNP. They also put up photos of these journalists and telephone and address details for simply doing their jobs in a democratic country. They also have photos up of anyone that marches with NUJ or other Legitimate Unions, or of random people exercising their legitimate rights to peaceful protest.

    www dot redwatch dot org

    So that’s alright then. Maybe that’s why the J. Rentoul, the author of today’s “Big Question” put the pros and cons of the BNP at the bottom of the article? “Please don’t put my picture on Redwatch; look how fair I was”.

    Still, like on R5 and Talks**t, you can get these views (or ones like them) on air and stir up all the sandal wearing Guardian readers in no time, so everyone is happy; Nick gets the spotlight again to show his master race different coloured eyes on the Telly, dying Newspaper blogs get upsurges in traffic better than any Madeline McCann story or Photo (Bingo!), and the racist bloggers can take their gloves off and speak their “minds” at last on these blogs.

    So the media kind of likes the BNP then, perhaps, because they generate so much traffic.

    Plus for me shooting them down is so much fun…

    There were ten German bombers in the air,
    There were ten German bombers in the air,
    There were ten German bombers, Ten German bombers,
    There were ten German bombers in the air,

    And the RAF from England shot one down,
    And the RAF from England shot one down,
    And the RAF from England, The RAF from England,
    And the RAF from England shot one down,

    All the fun of the blogosphere…

19. 4 PeterMac says:
    November 20th, 2008 at 3:52 pm

    And anyway, are they not proud of being members of the only party to include the word British. Why do they hide ?

20. 3 PeterMac says:
    November 20th, 2008 at 3:49 pm

    Is it not on a cached page somewhere ?

21. 2 coolandcalm says:
    November 20th, 2008 at 3:43 pm

    Has Anorak seen the list? Sadly I only had time to skim it before it was gone but one name stood out for me. I’m so cross I didn’t copy it instantly.

22. 1 John says:
    November 20th, 2008 at 3:40 pm

    Zawahiri is on the list too. He said President Obama a “house nigger” who is serving his masters. He said rice, Collin Powell are the same.

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