Thank you and goodbye

The sun is out, the strawberry plants in my garden are cropping and the BNP have had two MEPs elected. Isn’t life wonderful?

The election of two BNP MEPs tastes even sweeter than my strawberries. After all the distortions, lies and smears thrown at the party, around a million people still went out and voted for them. A phenomenal achievement and one that now sets the party fair for future growth and even greater success.

What the far-left loonies do not understand is that their stupid smears have no impact. Last year, despite the stupid distortions, lies and smears about me, the BNP was elected to the Greater London Assembly. This year they have been elected to the European Parliament. The BNP has now achieved the critical mass, and level of success, which makes it a mainstream party and it will henceforth need to be treated as such by the media.

The public are simply not interested in what someone said or did years ago – they care about what the BNP’s policies are today. People read the papers, watch the news, look around them in the street, and see a Britain which is changing. And the British people do not like change forced upon them. Like me, the British people are inherently traditionalist. We like Britain as she was: a happier, safer, more pleasant land.

The last time I wrote on this blog about being a traditionalist some far-left loony commented that ‘traditionalists are oppressors’. This sort of cretinous statement is straight out the ‘all sex is rape’ school of thought, which I so brilliantly lampooned on this blog a few years ago – much to the fury of the feminazis and their media licktwats!

Britain in the fifties and sixties was a land of joy and freedom, with freedom of speech and freedom of choice, unlike today’s fascist police state. Since then Britain has been undergoing an unwelcome change, and like a slowly boiling frog the British people have been slow to react to the political oppression that the far-left deem to be ‘correct’. But the British lion has finally awoken, and now, truly, ‘things can only get better’.

Far-left ‘political correctness’ – or as I call it, political oppression – has stifled debate in all areas of life, but again it seems that common sense is now fighting back. Take, for instance, this book exposing some popular politically oppressive myths:

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/scienceandtechnology/science/sciencenews/5599916/Polar-Bears-are-not-dying-out-say-scientists-in-book-on-popular-scare-stories.html


Political oppression is all about scaring people into accepting the far-left mindset. The far-left are the true oppressors, not the traditionalists, and people are now throwing off the shackles of far-left oppression. When he was elected as an MEP Nick Griffin said that ‘the dam had burst’, and I am seeing cracks in the dam of political oppression everywhere I look these days.

Look at stand-up comics, for instance. In the eighties these were taken over by the far-left types who mocked and sneered at conventional values. Those that refused to bow to this political oppression, people like Jim Davidson, for instance, or Bernard Manning, were deemed ‘offensive’ and thrown off the television. Whatever one thinks of their humour there is no denying that they had a significant following, but these people were not allowed to watch the comics they enjoyed in case some people were offended. This mantra about not offending people has become a far-left shibboleth which no-one was allowed to oppose. The other night however I saw a comic on the BBC mock this and say exactly what I have always said: whatever happened to ‘sticks and stones may break my bones but words can never hurt me’?

Defying the left-wing totem of not causing offence is tantamount to apostasy, but it is now becoming respectable. Lord Carlile recently criticised the police for stopping and searching whites for no other reason than to balance the figures so as not to upset coloureds (I know that political oppressors do not like the word ‘coloureds’, but if ‘whites’ is acceptable – which it is – then I simply do not understand why ‘coloureds’ should not be; this irrational attempt to control our language must be resisted):

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-1193677/Police-carrying-searches-just-statistics-warns-terror-watchdog.html?ITO=1490


In large part I believe that this rolling back of the political oppression of the far-left can be credited to the internet. The BNP’s website, for instance, is the most popular political website in Britain. As more and more people get broadband at home this can only help the BNP to become more and more popular as people can read the truth about them instead of the media lies. I hope that, in my small way, I also helped in the resistance to political oppression with this blog. The time has now come, however, for me to hang up my keyboard and get on with all the other things I have to do.

My life is much too full for me to continue here. My work is done, as the saying goes, and others can now take on the mantle of resisting political oppression. I have so many other things to do which are much more fun. I only ever got involved in politics out of a sense of duty and obligation to my country and to my people. I now feel that the future of both is in good hands with the BNP. So goodbye, thank you for all your support over the years, and remember to always stand up proudly for what you truly believe and never give an inch to the restrictions of political oppression!

Men in white coats

Jaqui Smith, Ian Gibson, Hazel Blears … the list of scum who are biting the dust just goes on and on – great isn’t it?

There is little however that I can add to what is being said elsewhere until the men in white coats come to take the arch-villain Gordon Brown away, kicking and screaming, so for now I will turn to my other love – science.

Scientists are the men who really make our lives better. The other day there was a power cut where I live and it brought home to me how dependent we are on electricity. Without science we would still be living in caves. I am not one of those pessimists who goes around lamenting that ‘the end is nigh’. I truly believe that all the world’s problems will be solved, and pretty soon too, but the men in white coats – laboratory coats, this time. Stem cell research, nano-technology, genetic manipulation, superconductivity, these are the technologies which will take us to the brighter, better world we all dream of.

Take the problem of the rapid depletion of fossil fuels, and specifically oil. It seems clear to me that we are now over the peak and on the downward slope. Am I worried? Not a bit. We will simply have to either find a new fuel which is as versatile, or produce oil artificially, or use the existing oil far more efficiently. As it happens I have no doubt we can do all three.

The two most likely alternative fuels are hydrogen and electricity. Progress is being made with both and in a few years one or other should be good enough to replace petrol/diesel. The problem with hydrogen is one of storage, and that of electricity is recharging the batteries. Neither problem is insurmountable, but of course either alternative will involve a massive new infrastructure (particularly hydrogen). How much simpler to simply produce oil artificially. And that, of course, is what some scientists are working on, with my favourite option being bio-diesel produced by algae.

In the meantime, we need to produce much more fuel-efficient cars. I would like to see the government replace the annual road fund licence with a car purchase tax based on the car’s mpg. A car which does over 50 mpg should have no purchase tax, with a sliding scale for higher fuel-consuming cars. The 50 mpg threshold should be raised annually by, say, 5%, in order to force manufacturers to keep improving the fuel-efficiency of their cars.

There is no real reason why cars shouldn’t achieve 100 mpg already. The main problem is one of weight, with cars getting progressively heavier; if manufacturers had as their first priority reducing the weight of their cars they would instantly consume far less fuel. And fuel-efficient cars need not be boring little tin boxes suitable only for left-wing vegetarian feminists. Take a look at www.trident-vehicles.co.uk where a British – yes, British – car company is producing a 6,600 cc supercar that does 0-60 in less than 4 seconds and has an unrestricted top speed of over 200 mph – and yet which does almost 70 mpg at motorway speeds!

If you combined this technology with a diesel-electric hybrid (such as is being produced by Citroen), then you can clearly see that a 100 mpg car is far from fanciful. The tragedy is that the government is doing nothing to encourage such technology and its development in the UK. Of course market forces will, eventually, see car companies embrace this technology, but it won’t be in Britain and will take much longer than needs to be the case.

Wouldn’t it be great if we had a government that embraced science and technology and was committed to seeing Britain lead the way? We can all dream, I suppose.

How terribly sad

Sometimes you read or hear a news story that really hits home and makes you realise how insignificant most things in life are. The tragic story of little Sam Puttick, who died of meningitis and whose parents then committed suicide, is one such story.

The poor five-year-old boy was left quadriplegic after a car accident, but could still be seen smiling and happy in photos. Then he went and caught meningitis and died. His parents adored him so much they couldn't live without him and, consumed with grief, jumped off Beachy Head, with Sam's body in one rucksack and his teddies in another.

This is such a moving story. Love, tragedy, devotion, sacrifice. Anyone not touched by this has no soul. There is nothing further which needs saying, just that it should remind everyone how lucky they are and to be grateful for what they have ... and not to worry about the minor trials and tribulations in their own lives.

More newspaper LIES

I apologise to all the followers of this blog for the fact that I have not updated it recently, but a combination of holidays - lovely, historic, sunny Malta - and work have meant that I have been too busy to do so. In any case, I have been too busy laughing at all the Westminster scum finally getting their come-uppance to actually type anything!

I have felt obliged however to briefly put fingers to keyboard as friends have told me that a couple of newspapers - the Evening Standard and the Daily Express - have repeated the same stupid LIES about me as were published last year.

These newspapers are, as usual, completely distorting what I said - just as those posters outside theatres distort reviews, so that they say "Incredible .. go and see this" when the original review said "It is incredible that anyone would go and see this rubbish".

My advice to people is not to believe anything you read in the papers - it's all lies and rubbish.

Unite against fascism

I hope you will join me on 4th June in voting against fascism in Britain. Consider just how terrible life can be in a country run by a fascist government:


Free speech is abolished – you can no longer say certain things and even some words are banned as they are considered ‘inappropriate’. Saying these things or using these words can lose you your job or even result in your arrest. Witch-hunts are orchestrated against anything which the fascist regime disapproves of – even children’s toys.

The police are politicised and are used to suppress dissent. Protesters are beaten up – even killed – and the police routinely raid the homes of dissenters in the middle of the night. Even senior opposition politicians are raided and arrested. Detention without charge is extended.

Anyone deviating from approved forms of conduct is denied medical care and welfare. Extreme legislation is brought in on the pretext of ‘protecting the public against terrorism’, and this legislation is then be used to control every aspect of the people’s lives – even how they dispose of their rubbish!

The government and the police monitor everything the public does. Identity cards are introduced. Everyone who comes into contact with the police – even children and victims of crime – has their fingerprints and DNA taken and put on a national database. Surveillance cameras are set up everywhere. Your emails, phone calls and messages are recorded, and a record is kept of every website you visit. The police are even able to trace your whereabouts by accessing your mobile phone records.

Certain favoured groups are protected and advantaged. You cannot even make jokes about them! They receive preferential treatment in employment and special legal protection.

Democracy is undermined and electoral fraud is commonplace. Lies and spin against political opponents become the norm. Politicians are corrupt and engage in fraud. Seats in the upper house are bought and sold. The government makes pledges which it then breaks. The government even engages in foreign wars against regimes it disapproves of, while lying to the public that these wars are necessary for national security.


All these things happen in a fascist country.


All these things are happening in Britain today.


That’s why I call on all freedom-loving people to unite against the fascism of the Labour party and vote for the only party which Labour truly fears: the British National Party.

If you want to protest against the way Britain is going then the most effective way of doing that is by voting BNP. Voting BNP is the only way to make the government sit up and take notice. Time is fast running out. Stand up for your personal freedom now or forever be a slave.

Health fascists

Mention ‘health fascists’ and most people will immediately think of the smoking ban. What other definition can there be but ‘fascist’ for a piece of obnoxious legislation which denies people their natural rights? Let’s be very clear: I am not a smoker and I am not saying that smoking in public is a right. What is a right however is being able to decide what happens in your private property. Pubs, offices of private companies, and shops are private property so why shouldn’t the owners of those premises be entitled to decide whether or not to allow smoking there?

Opponents of smoking say that you cannot shoot, stab or otherwise harm others even in your own house, and this is true, but as there is no conclusive evidence that ‘second hand smoke’ is harmful, this means that the ban is based on a belief without a proper scientific basis.

Even more importantly, shooting or stabbing people is illegal, smoking is not. Of course you cannot engage in illegal activities - even in your own home – but since smoking is not illegal there is no basis for preventing people from doing so within their own properties.

If you are still not convinced that this law is ludicrous just consider this. In a pub or office you may have only smokers, yet even then they must all go outside to smoke together and cannot do so indoors. Crazy, utterly crazy.

But the smoking ban is not the only example of health fascism. Another excellent example is the MMR jab – the three-in-one vaccination against measles, mumps and rubella. This became very unpopular after a report was published by the Lancet claiming that the MMR jab might be linked to the increasing number of cases of autism in children.

Many parents decided that they would not take the risk and asked for single jabs, but this was denied to them by the NHS. Politicians went into their standard contemptuous, fascist and sneering mode and said that the MMR jab was safe and that was what children should have – though Tony Blair refused to say whether his own son had received it. The result was that the rate of vaccinations plummeted and now we are seeing an increase in both measles and mumps in children.

This is a perfect example of political health fascism, as it refuses to allow the public to decide what they want but rather seeks to impose the views of the politicians. I readily agree that there is no solid scientific evidence to link the increasing incidence of autism to the MMR jab. Nevertheless, if the people prefer single jabs then they should be allowed to have them.

Single jabs are just as effective as the triple jab – you just need more of them. If the public want to use this method then what right do the politicians have to deny this to them? None whatsoever. Give the people what they want! That, after all, is the essence of democracy …. or have I got this wrong?

By trying to impose the MMR jab they have simply made things worse, since faced with a choice of something they don’t want or nothing at all people will opt for nothing at all. If single jabs had been offered to the public when they asked for them we would not be seeing the rise of measles and mumps in Britain once again.

Politicians should be the servants of the people – instead they want to be our masters. They pretend otherwise but occasionally they are incautious enough to let the truth slip out. Hartley Shawcross – Labour’s Attorney General - famously gloated in the House of Commons in 1946 “we are the masters now”. In a democracy the real masters should surely be the people – but then again, Britain is not a proper democracy, is it?

The gestapo strikes again

Truth may be stranger than fiction, but it’s also true that life often imitates art. Science fiction writers in particular seem to have a knack for foreseeing the future - from needleless injections (first seen in Star Trek) to space elevators (originally imagined by Isaac Asimov and now being actively researched by NASA). Now, it seems, the British 'police' – Labour’s Gestapo – have decided to copy the film Minority Report, where killers were arrested before they committed their crimes.

Yes, over 100 people have been arrested in Nottingham simply on suspicion that they might be intending to commit crimes while protesting against a power station. [See: http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/england/nottinghamshire/7996394.stm] Let me be very clear: I think the (potential) protesters - who apparently objected to the coal-fired power station because of its carbon emissions – are deluded, simple-minded and hysterical. Nevertheless, they have a perfect right to be all those things as long as they do not break the law or inconvenience others.

The police claim that some of them intended to commit trespass (by cutting the fence around the power station and entering the site); what they might have done thereafter is a mystery. Would they have draped a banner somewhere? Would they have tried to commit sabotage? No-one knows.

And that, surely is the point. No-one knows exactly what was planned – or who was planning to do it. Many – most? – of the potential protesters may well have remained within the law. But now their lawful (if wrong-headed) protests have been prevented. That is not reasonable, it is not just, and it is not British.

The ‘police’, once again, have acted like a bunch of gestapo thugs determined to deny people their legitimate right of protest. The police, once the protectors of the people, have become the enemies of the people.

I have said it before: the proper way to police a demonstration is to allow people to do whatever they want as long as they stay within the law. Those that break the law should be targeted by snatch squads and arrested. Had this policy been implemented in this case those who began cutting the fence would simply have been arrested and that would have been the end of the matter.

Not only have the gestapo denied the peaceful protesters their rights but they have blown the opportunity of arresting the criminals in flagrante. Had they done so convictions would have been assured; instead the potential criminals will probably now go unpunished. The gestapo are truly not only the enemies of democracy but also of justice. This has to stop.

Mental defectives

You have to wonder sometimes at how wilfully blind and stupid people can be. They can see the problem but refuse to grasp the nettle and take the necessary action to solve it. Take this article in the Sunday Times by Jenni Russell highlighting the bully-boy fascism of the present-day British police:
http://www.timesonline.co.uk/tol/comment/columnists/guest_contributors/article5733615.ece

There is nothing wrong with the analysis of the problem – on the contrary, it is clear and lucid – but she ends with the pathetic whine: “The rest of us, having given that power away [to the police], had better find ways to control it”. So how do we control the power of the police Jenni? She obviously has no idea. Or prefers not even troubling her pretty little head thinking about it.

I have for years been pointing out that our fascist Labour government has turned the British bobby into the government’s gestapo. The other day they seem to have murdered yet another innocent civilian – Ian Tomlinson. Because this case is so shocking the danger is that it will be seen as a one-off, and the gestapo officer responsible as a ‘rogue elephant’ - a bad apple in an otherwise healthy barrel of fruit. The truth is very different.

For years the gestapo have been savagely and indiscriminately assaulting innocent civilians and smashing their heads with heavy wooden batons. The surprise is that no-one has been murdered before. Do you remember the brutality used against the pro-hunting demonstrators outside parliament a few years ago? I remember horrifying scenes of young protesters with blood streaming down their faces. That no-one died that day is simply a miracle.

The level of gestapo brutality has been escalating for many years. Television pictures of the G20 protests repeatedly show gestapo officers aggressively pushing and shoving and hitting peaceful protesters – or possibly just passers-by as Ian Tomlinson was – sometimes from behind, and nearly always on their heads. The problem has escalated with the latest gestapo tactic of ‘kettling’ people – or perhaps that should be ‘cattling’, since it involves herding people like cattle and keeping them penned in for hours.

This tactic must be banned. It is quite obviously amounts to unlawful detention, as it lumps the innocent together with the guilty. It detains people who have broken no law and simply wish to walk peacefully home. It is indiscriminate, and anything indiscriminate is wrong. As long as the gestapo continue to use ‘cattling’ they will be the enemies of the people, not its protectors.

Not only is ‘cattling’ wrong, but it is also counter-productive in the long-term. I remember some years ago when I was trying to go home after work by walking down Whitehall to Westminster tube station. There were some protests taking place and the gestapo had blocked off the road. I walked up to the line of gestapo officers and explained I wanted to go through and get to the tube station. An unpleasant, arrogant gestapo officer told me I could not go through and would have to go another way. ‘But that’s much longer, I’m tired and I just want to go home’ I protested.
‘If you don’t move away I’ll arrest you’ I was told.
‘Don’t be silly’, I said, ‘I haven’t done anything – on what grounds will you arrest me?’
‘You’re obstructing the police’.
‘Don’t be ridiculous, you are the one who is obstructing me!’
‘I’m warning you, either you leave the area or I’m arresting you’.
‘Fine, arrest me then and let’s let a court decide. I’m a peaceful, law-abiding, civil servant who simply wants to go home’.
At this stage the gestapo officer began to have second thoughts. ‘Wait here’ he said, completely unnecessarily as I had made it abundantly clear I had no intention of going anywhere. He went and fetched a senior officer who came over to speak to me. I explained the situation to him and he eventually, grudgingly, allowed me through the cordon and I went home.

The point of this story is that until that point I had been a great supporter of the police (as I then viewed them). I was a Conservative party councillor, a civil servant, and had never encountered such villainy in the police before. From that point on however I understood the reality. When a peaceful, law-abiding person is prevented from simply walking down the Queen’s highway then the police are no longer the police, but the gestapo.

If someone breaks the law, the police exist to arrest them. But if they have not broken the law the police exist to help and protect them. When the police ‘cattle’ peaceful, law-abiding people how are they helping and protecting them? Obviously they aren’t. So obviously therefore they are no longer fulfilling their role as police officers and have morphed into the gestapo.

So what, then is the solution? Jenni Russell didn’t have one in the Sunday Times, but I do. Proponents of the ‘men are from Mars, women are from Venus’ theory will say that this is because I am a man, and therefore like to come up with solutions, whereas Jenni is a girl, and therefore likes to just talk about problems. But I suspect the real reason she didn’t come up with the answer to the problem was because she - like so many others - is too brainwashed to face the truth.

The fact is that today’s gestapo are the creature of the political classes who want to control the people. If you keep voting for the same parties – Labour, Conservative and Liberal – you will keep getting the same result. It is amazing that otherwise intelligent people can be so moronic not to understand this. If you want change you have to VOTE for change: you have to vote for the British National Party. Only the BNP will clean up the police, because only the BNP has – as a political party – been at the receiving end of the gestapo's bully-boy tactics. The BNP understand the problem because they have suffered from it. Open your eyes and face the facts: only the BNP can solve the problems Britain faces today.