Thursday, 11 June 2009

Another BNP-non story

Apparently the Washington Times has a story about some guy in America who once attended some Friends of the BNP events in the USA.

I once shared a lift with Keith Richards, so does that make a member of the Rolling Stones ?

I wonder if someone no-one in the UK ever met who attended a meeting of an organisation on another continent that was distinct from the BNP ranks with actually shaking hands, supplying weapons and being friends with mass murderers, ruthless killers and anti-white racists ?









































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7 comments:

  1. lormarie11 June 2009 at 14:15

    For a minute, I thought that was Donald Rumsfeld in the last pic.

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  2. Man Of The Woods11 June 2009 at 14:35

    I was waiting for them to come up with something like that.

    The corporate media are become so predicable.

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  3. Defender of Liberty11 June 2009 at 14:40

    Hi Lormarie,

    It is Donald Rumsfeld and that is Saddam Hussein. Rumsfeld met him many times.

    Hi Man of the Woods,

    Yep. Typical.

    Regards,

    Lee

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  4. Defender of Liberty11 June 2009 at 14:40

    Hi Lormarie,

    It is Donald Rumsfeld and that is Saddam Hussein. Rumsfeld met him many times.

    Hi Man of the Woods,

    Yep. Typical.

    Regards,

    Lee

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  5. Investigative Journalism11 June 2009 at 22:48

    Lee, is your source the Washington Post or the Washington Times? If it is indeed the latter as you say, perhaps you should do a bit of research into who is the owner of that paper before you launch into another of your now-tedious rants about the corporate media conspiracy.

    Just sayin'.

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  6. Defender of Liberty12 June 2009 at 01:28

    The Washington Times is the exception that proves the rule. An indepdendent newspaper that is pro-Israel and pro-republican.

    So yet another cog in the machinery of the establishment and another mechanism in keeping the establishment in power.

    Get a grip you idiot.

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  7. Anonymous12 June 2009 at 16:53

    The media and establishment have to launch a renewed assault on the BNP because normally they wind down after elections. Now it is very dangerous for them as the BNP has been elected and the electorate realise that they are electable. So expect daily Nick Griffen in jack boots ate my hamster stories.
    Liddle's article in todays Spectator was not too bad but then we had Rifkind's rather bizarre rant also printed in the same rag.
    We must use our resources to defeat them. Nick's speech in Strasbourg will be a defining moment ; it has to be good and it can go viral via You tube.

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