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A new story in The Sun today showing that whilst on his visit to the Far-Right Extremest Rally in Spain last week Nick Griffin MEP and British National Party (BNP) Leader told his Far-Right friends that he would be happy to see a Spanish Flag flying over Gibraltar and therefore just ingoring 30,000 British people who currently live on the island.

Extract from The Sun Article:

THE BNP would hand the key outpost of Gibraltar to Spain in an astonishing betrayal of its 30,000 British citizens.

The move would also deprive the UK of a naval base – defended bitterly for more than 300 years – of huge strategic importance.

Party leader Nick Griffin, elected as an MEP in June, made the offer at a fascist rally in Madrid last week to suck up to European extremists.

His bizarre reasoning is that it would help the Spanish combat radicals in nearby northern Africa.

Deceitful Griffin told fellow fanatics: “Taking into account the geographical situation of Gibraltar and the Muslim threat on its door, I would prefer to see a Spanish flag fly in Gibraltar before an Islamic one.” He added: “It would be much easier to sort it out if we had nationalist governments in Britain and Spain because it would then be an agreement between equals.”

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So does this really show you just how much the BNP actually cares about the British People, to say if Spain had a Nationalist Government he would happily sell out 30,000 British People to the Spanish?

Can you really vote for a party that would be happy to sell out 30,000 of YOUR fellow British People?

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Since Nick Griffin came to power in 1999, the British National Party (BNP) have tried to portray themselves as a ‘moderate’ Nationalist party. One of the key changes they made to their manifesto was to drop the forced repatriation scheme in favour of a ‘voluntary’ repatriation policy, this is often claimed by them to be evidence that they have ‘changed’ from Tyndall’s neo-Nazi National Front rip-off.

However, when examined the BNP’s new repatriation scheme doesn’t quite seem to work.

The basic idea for this policy is that people of a ‘non- native’ i.e. non-white origin will be offered money to return to their ‘home’ country and money will also be given to the country they are returning to.

‘- Offer generous grants to those of foreign descent resident here who wish to leave permanently’(1)

As the above statement from their website implies, this will even include non-whites who were born in the UK.

Griffin said in 2007 to a 70 strong crowd in the Gold Lion pub, Ripon: ‘It’s clearly worth talking in terms of six-figure sums to persuade families to go’(2) as a Times reporter present recorded.

I am now going to show how much money this scheme would cost the British taxpayer. (Don’t worry-not too much maths!)

-According to the 2001 National Census (3), England and Wales’ population was 91.3% white, with the remainder being of ‘non-native’ origin.

-In 2001, the population of England and Wales was 52,041,916 (4).

-8.7% of this is 4,527,647, so in 2001 that was the total amount of non-whites living in England and Wales. (This will have grown considerably now and isn’t including non-British whites or Scotland and NI).

-Griffin’s statement says the money would be given to families, the average household size in the UK is 2.36 (5).

-Assuming Griffin’s ‘6 figure sums’ is the minimum (£100,000), the amount of money each individual in the average family will receive is 100,000÷2.36= £42,372.

-Going back to the non-white population, assuming they all took up this scheme (I would!), the total cost for voluntary repatriation of all the non-white in England and Wales would be…………….

4,527,647 x £42,372= £191,845,458,684

So that’s 191 Billion, 845 Million 458 Thousand 684

Anyone else see anything wrong!?

Where exactly to the British National Party expect this almost £192 Billion to come from? this doesn’t include the cost of the Police and Army rounding up the Illegal Immigrants and deporting them as well, as an outside estimate you could almost add another £200 million (possible more) to that cost to cover the costs of all the services needed to deport those illegal immigrants (we would of course be paying for their tickets).

So as nice as it all sounds to offer volutary repatriation based on previously quoted BNP figures you can see for yourself just how much this programme will cost the country, and who provides the money for the country WE DO so the British Taxpayer will be footing that £192 Billion bill.

Can our economy afford £192 Billion ….. simple answer NO we can’t

Even if the BNP halved the Voluntary Repatriation offer the bill would still be £95.5 Billion to YOU the taxpayer.

Sources:
1-http://bnp.org.uk/policies/immigration/
2-http://www.timesonline.co.uk/tol/news/politics/article1672185.ece
3-http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/uk/2756041.stm
4-http://www.statistics.gov.uk/census2001/pyramids/pages/727.asp
5-http://www.statistics.gov.uk/census2001/profiles/commentaries/housing.asp

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Ok I thought you may want to see what Nick Griffin and the British National Party (BNP) thinks of climate change.

If you watch the following video of Nick Griffins latest European Parliment Speech on Climate change, where he launches into a session of Climate Change is a conspiracy made up by the Political Elite in order to further the New World Order.

Nick Griffin and the BNP really do believe that there is a global conspiracy to create a single World Government which is apparently to be headed by the US President Barrack Obama, who according to the conspriracy theorists was put into office by a group of rich people and leaders called the Bilderberg Group.

Anyway watch the video for yourself and listen to the rant of conspiracy

I hope by watching this video that you can see that should the British National Party (BNP) be elected in to Government our country will make no effort to combat climate change as the BNP does not believe it exists.

So for all of you that actually do believe that Climate Change is happening and that Climate Change is something that will push the planet to the point of disaster if we don’t start to do something about it then it will at some point become too late, and we would have past the point of no return on the climate issue.

If you do believe in Climate Change then that’s just one more reason to

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The British National Party is using money it receives from Europe to support its two MEPs to bankroll the leadership of its organisation.

Of the 14 people employed by the two MEPs only five actually live in the two regions they represent and most fulfil national posts for the party.

In the latest abuse of the parliamen-tary expenses system, the British and European people are funding the BNP.

As MEPs, Nick Griffin and Andrew Brons, are entitled to claim a combined £382,000 a year to pay for their colleagues’ salaries. The two share five members of staff, who all happen to be national party officers and only one lives in either the North West or Yorkshire.

They are Simon Darby, the party’s deputy leader, Eddy Butler, the national organiser, Emma Colgate (who will also be standing as an MP in the 2010 Election), the national administration officer, John Walker, the deputy press officer, and Martin Wingfield, who lives in the North West and until recently was the editor of the party newspaper, Voice of Freedom.

Each MEP also has some staff of his own. One of Nick Griffin’s is Martin Reynolds, a bodybuilder from Leeds who acts as his personal minder. When asked about what “specifically” he does for his EU salary, Reynolds said: “I honestly don’t know”.

Andrew Brons employs three people. One happens to be the new BNP Yorkshire organiser while the other two, Adam and Mark Walker, both live in County Durham, which is in a different region.

Who’s on the gravy train…

Shared staff

Eddy Butler Butler is the BNP national organiser, national elections officer and, until recently, eastern regional organiser. Butler joined the National Front shortly after the 1979 general election and subsequently the BNP. He was the BNP Tower Hamlets organiser and the architect of the BNP’s “Rights for Whites” campaign, which began in 1990 and culminated in the first ever BNP council election victory in Tower Hamlets in 1993. Butler headed the BNP’s European election candidates’ list in the East of England. He lives in Loughton, where his partner Sue Clapp is a district councillor.

Emma Colgate Colgate is the BNP’s national administration officer. Her appointment was announced at the BNP’s European election victory rally in Blackpool. She is also a BNP councillor in Thurrock, where she holds the balance of power and has kept the Conservatives in power. She was second on the BNP European election candidates’ list in the East of England. Before her appointment as national admin officer, she worked as Richard Barnbrook’s researcher at the Greater London Authority.

Simon Darby Darby is the BNP’s deputy leader and press spokesperson. He recently stood down as honorary treasurer. He was previously the West Midlands regional organiser and has worked full-time for the BNP for some time. He headed the West Midlands European election candidates’ list. He lives in Wales near Welshpool.

John Walker Walker has held a succession of jobs in the BNP. He was once party treasurer and then worked in logistics and dispatch roles when the BNP had its Excalibur warehouse in Deeside last year. Since the beginning of the year he has been the BNP’s deputy press officer. When Walker took over as treasurer in 2004, he and David Hannam, another BNP officer, went to the home of the former party treasurer John Brayshaw and had various BNP financial documents shredded.

Martin Wingfield Wingfield was the editor of the BNP’s monthly newspaper The Voice of Freedom until just after the European election, when he went off to work for Griffin and Brons. He was second on the European election candidates’ list for the North West (after Griffin). Wingfield received a 90-day sentence in November 1985 for failing to pay a fine imposed earlier that year for two offences under the race relations laws. He was convicted for inciting racial hatred in election literature distributed by the National Front in 1983.

Nick Griffin’s staff

Alistair Barbour Barbour is the organiser of the BNP’s Carlisle branch and has stood in local elections in the area.

Clive Jefferson Jefferson is the BNP’s North West regional organiser and a key figure in the BNP’s security team. Speaking to a local newspaper in May 2007 about Griffin’s conviction for incitement of racial hatred over a magazine that denied the Holocaust, Jefferson dismissed it saying: “He’s been convicted of having a different view of history”.

Martin Reynolds Reynolds is the head of BNP security. From Leeds, Reynolds is a bodybuilder who was caught by undercover BBC journalists selling knock-off Stone Island and other fake designer clothes.

Tina Wingfield The wife of Martin Wingfield, Tina was the BNP’s membership secretary until her appointment to Griffin’s constituency team.

Andrew Brons’s staff

Chris Beverley Beverley is a BNP councillor in Leeds and was third on the European election candidates’ list in Yorkshire and the Humber. A fluent German speaker, he liaises with the German nazi NPD on behalf of the BNP. For a period last year he managed the campaign by Colin Auty to gather enough signatures to challenge Griffin for the party leadership.

Adam Walker Adam Walker was a teacher who was suspended for accessing religiously intolerant material on the internet. He is taking his appeal to the General Teaching Council. He headed the BNP European candidates’ list for the North East. He is president of the BNP’s tame trade union, Solidarity. Although Solidarity professes independence, all its officers are from the BNP or Third Way, a party run by some of Griffin’s mates from his National Front days, and the very few cases it has ever taken up involve BNP members.

Mark Walker Mark Walker is secretary of Durham BNP and was also sacked as a teacher for allegedly downloading pornography on a school’s computer. There were also questions over a relationship with a 17-year-old former pupil.

So here is evidence for you that the BNP are no better than other MP’s when it comes to expenses, they are using your Tax Money to pay BNP Members/Officials a wage at your expense.

And as noted above only 5 of these people actually live anywhere near the two areas where the MEP’s are meant to represent.

Thanks to Searchlight Magazine for this one

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