Showing posts with label British Freedom Party. Show all posts
Showing posts with label British Freedom Party. Show all posts

Sunday, 27 November 2011

Lancaster Unity and my Talking Dog Novel

According to Lancaster Unity I am writing a novel about a magic talking dog.

That gave me an idea for a short story.




Once upon a time there was a dog called Communism.

This dog had a master called Capitalism.

Communism loved Capitalism very much for Communism had been taught to love wealth and power just as Capitalism did.

Communism had been taught to call the cheap plastic kennel built by Capitalism for him to live in 'Liberty' and so Communism loved his kennel very, very much.

Capitalism had trained Communism for a long time about the delights of wealth and power and one day, when Capitalism thought he was ready for his task, Communism was let out of its kennel by Capitalism.

Communism, said Capitalism, you must go and recruit all the chained pets of the world to the cause of Communism. But remember Communism you must keep what I have taught and told you a secret.

Communism laid down and put his head on his paws, wagged his tail and whimpered in submission before his master.

Then Capitalism threw open the doors of his castle and sent Communism out into the world.

Communism would go from country to country, enter a city, seek out the city dumps and ghettoes and bark and howl loudly until all the other lost and stray pets in the area would come and gather about him.

Out they would come from their lice ridden hovels, tin shacks and garbage dump homes to hear the dog Communism proclaim his revolt of the pets against their masters and oppressors.

Woof Woof, Communism would bark, we must revolt against those humans that take care of us. We are not the possessions of our masters, we are free dogs not passive pets. Nor are we unwanted. Let us rise up against our masters, our countrymen, our countries and our cages !

The dogs in the crowd would go wild with excitement as Communism barked forth a vision where the unwanted pets of the world would be free and no longer chained and leashed to their human masters or dumped into poverty when we are unwanted.

Follow me, barked Communism, and never again will petss be under the dominion of any masters. Every pet will be free ! Every stray will find a home !

So the packs of unwanted pets would agree to follow Communism wherever he would lead them.

So Communism gathered all his pet and ex-pet comrades and led them out of the city towards a utopia where every pet would be free and none an unwanted pet anymore.

Onwards they would run, dizzy with excitement until they came to a big building. In every country that Communism visited the building would be the exact same.

In you go, barked Communism, therein lies the freedom I have promised you.

The dogs gazed up at the front of the building, but none could read the writing on the sign above the black iron gates. They were pets and had never been taught to read by their masters. They had learnt to perform tricks, wag their tails and lick the hands of their masters, but none had been taught to read. Only their masters knew that trick.

They looked over to Communism.

Communism smiled at them.

That sign says freedom is within, said Communism, do not hestitate my friends, rush forth now to the freedom I have promised you !

And in their joy at being free and their trust and love in Communism unfettered by reason or logic, the pack ran through the black iron gates with their tails wagging.

The black iron gates shut behind them.

Suddenly the joyous barking turned to howls of pain and anguish and from beneath the black iron gates, a river of red blood began to flow.

Communism looked at the black iron gates and sneered a wolfish grin, his eyes forming evil slits.

He whispered to himself 'fools', and then ran from the place as fast as he could possibly run.

On and on Communism ran, his tongue lolling from his mouth dribbling flecks of white foam, until he returned to the castle of his master Capitalism.

Capitalism sat on his golden throne and laughed as Communism ran to him with his tail wagging.

Well done boy, said Capitalism, did you do as I trained you to do ?

Yes master, barked Communism, I led them to the euthenasia factory as you asked. They are all now just so much rotting meat for the flies to consume.

Capitalism petted his pet dog Communism and rubbed his hairy belly.

Here boy have a biscuit said Capitalism, and offered Communism a chocolate biscuit sprinked with an icing that tasted of almonds.

Communism gobbled down greedily the biscuit that Capitalism had offered him.

Communism then began to feel dizzy and sick and looked up at his master.

Too late did Communism realise that the icing on the biscuit was not almonds, but cyanide.

You have done you job well Communism, but now you too must die. I have no more need for you now and hence like so many of my other pets into history and darkness must you pass.

Communism licked the hand of his master until the last flicker of life faded from his eyes.

Capitalism then carried the corpse of Communism to his workroom, took out his golden knives and skinned the dog.

Then he stuffed its pitiful corpse with torn pages of paper upon which were written the political ideologies that Capitalism had created to chain its pets.

Capitalism then placed the stuffed cadaver of communism in front of his throne as a trophy of his work, alongside the stuffed corpses of his other pets Fascism, Nazism, Liberalism, Socialism and Democracy.

Capitalism then began training the next dog which would lead the unwanted pets of the world to the same slaughterhouse as all the other ones he had trained in the past.






















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Saturday, 17 September 2011

British Freedom Blaving Account







We have today set up a new Balving account for Speak Tweets - come along and have a listen ;


http://en.blaving.com/BritishFreedom





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Tuesday, 12 July 2011

The Right Is Rising

The British Freedom Party are about to go mainstream.



http://www.mirror.co.uk/news/top-stories/2011/02/27/shock-poll-shows-rising-tide-of-right-wing-nationalism-115875-22951794/#ixzz1RlBMC6Fp



Almost half the country would back a new right-wing party that vowed to crack down on immigration and Islamic extremists, a shock poll reveals today.

They would also restrict the ­building of mosques and order the flag of St George or the Union Jack be flown on all public buildings.

The revelations will spark fresh fears of racial tension in Britain amid a new wave of support for extreme right-wing parties like the British National Party and the English Defence League.

Findings of the survey, the largest of its kind and involving 5,054 people, are in a major report called Fear and Hope – the New Politics of Identity, which examines views on race, ­immigration and multi-culturalism. Former Foreign Secretary David Miliband and campaigning left-wing MP Jon Cruddas will officially unveil the report, produced for the ­Searchlight Education Trust, tomorrow.

They will also launch Searchlight’s Together project to tackle extremism among white and Islamic ­communities with the slogan: “A plague on both their houses”. In one of the most revealing ­questions, pollsters Populus asked people if they would back a party that “wants to defend the English, create an English parliament, control immigration and challenge Islamic extremism”.


A total of 48 per cent said they would either “definitely support” or ­“consider supporting” a party with such an agenda, if it shunned violence and fascist imagery.

The results will alarm both PM David Cameron and Labour leader Ed Miliband, who are worried about the rise of right-wing extremists.

In the 12 months to last ­September, 238,950 migrants were allowed into Britain, the highest figure since records began. Sixty per cent of people thought immigration had been “a bad thing” for England, against 40 per cent who said it had been “good”.

Thirty-four per cent said ­immigration should be stopped permanently or until the economy improved. The report also found opposition comes from all races, not just “white Britons”. And 52 per cent of Britons agree that “Muslims ­create problems in the UK”.

Searchlight director Nick Lowles said: “The harsh truth is we are in danger of losing touch with the public on race, immigration and multi-cultural­ism.”



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Tuesday, 22 March 2011

Marine Le Pen - A Modern Joan of Arc




Image - the Joan of Arc of French Nationalism.




Marine is one of the new wave of Cultural Nationalists sweeping Europe.

The British Freedom Party is a Cultural Nationalist party and is being attacked by its enemies, left and right, as it represents as threat to them and their dead end ideologies.

We are the party of the future, the others the parties of the past.

Our Cultural Nationalist ideology will dominate British Nationalism within a year.





http://www.guardian.co.uk/world/2011/mar/21/marine-lepen-defends-republic



Marine Le Pen emerges from father's shadowLe Pen fille says she'll lead the Front National into the battle for republican values in France


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Angelique Chrisafis in Paris guardian.co.uk, Monday 21 March 2011 19.48 GMT Article history
Marine Le Pen says she wants to soften her party's image. Photograph: Robert Frankenberg for the Guardian

Marine Le Pen surveys the mountain of letters on her desk, complaining she's run out of autographed photos to send to fans. Although Le Pen fires handguns at shooting ranges for a hobby, Sarah Palin isn't an idol. Instead, she gestures out of the office window to a statue of Joan of Arc, the mascot of the Front National, which for decades under Le Pen's father, Jean-Marie, was the most successful far-right, xenophobic party in western Europe. Under the new leadership of "Le Pen, Fille", the party headquarters on a grey suburban street in Nanterre has been decorated with national symbols: a towering fibreglass French cockerel stands guard over a rockery.

But on her office wall, to emphasise Le Pen's plea that she is not antisemitic, is an abstract painting by an Israeli artist and friend. "It's called the top of the world because that's where she said I was aiming ... well maybe not that high! Ha!" Le Pen throws her head back and delivers her trademark Sid James laugh.

Le Pen, or simply "Marine" as the nation casually calls her, has sparked the biggest political panic attack France has seen for a decade. The "Marine effect" on Monday brought a historic 15% for the Front National in the first round of local elections, striking fear into both left and right for this week's second round. The 42-year-old, twice-divorced, mother-of-three is so popular that several polls show her topping next year's French presidential first round and sailing through to the final round run-off. She is on a crusade to "soften" her party and strip away the old overtones of racist, antisemitic extremists while defending the core of her father's nationalism, and courting a new white-collar electorate fearful of crime, immigration, Muslims and losing their jobs.

Le Pen, described by rivals as "the devil's daughter", a publicity-hungry, unreconstructed, far-right populist "more dangerous than her father", is also the photogenic face of the extraordinary soap opera history of the Le Pen family. She is the youngest of three blonde daughters who for decades were wheeled out by their father to symbolise the true French nation, and who were teased at school that "papa" was a "fascist". At eight, Le Pen survived a bomb attack on the family as they slept in their beds. Later, her parents' gruesome public divorce battle saw her mother pose in Playboy for revenge. All three Le Pen daughters publicly "lived and breathed the party", married and divorced Front National party workers, in Marine's case twice.

Trained as a lawyer, she has worked for the party machine for 25 years, and has now taken to the campaign trail with her partner, Louis Aliot, on the party's executive. "It's true that there's almost an intimacy between me and the French public. They feel a particular link to me because I'm not part of that self-proclaimed elite running France today," she said.

Le Pen's verdict is that France is on the brink of a revolution to rival that of the Arab world. Social injustice, people who can't make ends meet, a growing gap between rich and poor, and overwhelming disappointment with president Nicolas Sarkozy means France hasn't been this angry since the storming of the Bastille. "There isn't that much difference between the French people and the Tunisian people or Egyptian people," she said. "The French want justice - political justice, democratic justice, social justice - they want an end to double standards and they want some ethics from their political class. The French are suffering. They are permanently being asked to make sacrifices and yet there's a political-financial caste that is reaping all the benefits of the economic situation and awarding itself endless privileges.

"We're in a pre-revolutionary situation here. What's happening today resembles what was happening before the French revolution. I think the desire for a revolution like those on the other side of the Mediterranean exists here. Of course, I'm appealing for a democratic revolution – and that's also perhaps the role of the Front National – for a peaceful revolution by the ballot box, a patriotic revolution."

In 2002, France went into a meltdown of shock and shame when Jean-Marie Le Pen knocked out the Socialists and reached the presidential second round against Jacques Chirac. Le Pen senior, who holds several convictions for racism and anti-semitism, had called Nazi gas chambers a "detail" of the history and would go on to say that the Nazi occupation of France was "not particularly inhumane". Moderates vowed the shock would never be repeated. When Sarkozy came to power in 2007, he stole the Front National's anti-immigration rhetoric and seduced its voters. The FN, whose vote and finances had collapsed, was declared practically dead. But when the charismatic Marine took over from her father in January, everything changed. In 11 days this month, seven out of 12 polls forecast her not only reaching the presidential second round but beating her father's score.

Fiercely ambitious, Le Pen is not content to mop up the anti-Sarkozy "protest vote" but craves political power. For this, she must prove her party has changed. Her father led a movement of anti-system, extremist outsiders, from Catholic fundamentalists to monarchists who railed against the state and loathed the public sector. But Le Pen now styles herself as a defender of the republic, its benefits and welfare state, "the state as protector", she calls it.

But not benefits for all. French people must come first. She talks about "solidarity", says free-market capitalism is "the law of the jungle" and campaigns to protect teachers jobs from cuts. Half her new party members come from the left, she says. She is more liberal on abortion and homosexuality, and denies wanting the death penalty for school kids who deal hash. She warns the euro is "collapsing" and has promised to return France to the franc.

She makes her programme seem less shocking but the core is the same: immigration as a threat to the economy, security and culture of France, welfare chauvinism and benefits for the "true" French, gradual withdrawal from Europe. On the local election campaign trail in the FN heartlands of Provence, crowds give her a standing ovation after she warns of the "dilution" and "wiping out" of the French nation and civilisation, under threat from "never-ending queues of foreigners". Is this really a different party to her father's? "Yes, it probably is," she said. "Because for a long time there were lots of people who shared our opinions but were scared off by the image given of Jean-Marie Le Pen. They were reticent to join us. Now I'm at the head of the party, that barrier has fallen away."

Above all she wants to cleanse the party of overtones of holocaust denial and antisemitism. She fumed at Jewish associations who forced the cancellation of an interview with a Jewish radio station in Paris. "I just want to say to our Jewish compatriots they have nothing to fear, we are absolutely not antisemitic", she says. Recently, she recently said what had happened in Nazi concentration camps was "the epitome of barbarism".

Le Pen still makes references to the second world war, but targeted a different issue: what a growing number of voters complain about is the "islamification" of France. During her campaign to head the party, she compared Muslims praying in the streets outside overcrowded mosques in France to the Nazi occupation. She has criticised Halal-only fast-food restaurants. She couches all this in terms of defending "republican values", secularism and feminism in the face of religious extremism. She is setting the agenda on Islam.

Desperate to compete, Sarkozy's party has poached her ideas and will hold its own controversial debate on Islam and secularism next month. The Jewish umbrella association, Crif, and Licra, the International League against Racism and Anti-semitism, warned last week that Le Pen's discourse was "a threat to Jews and Muslims" and the far-right was scapegoating Muslims in the same way Jews were targeted during the antisemitism of France in the 1930s.

Asked about islamophobia, Le Pen's eyes widen. "But there's no islamophobia," she says. "People are just trying to recreate the conditions of a latent conflict aimed at making French people feel guilty. If you're in favour of respecting the law, you're an islamophobe! I'm not fighting against a religion. I'm like Richelieu, I'm fighting against the constitution of a state within the state. I think that French laws, values, principles should apply to everyone. And those who don't respect those laws and principles should be firmly made to respect them."

Criticism from political opponents is healthy, she says, but don't base it on "false accusations of racism, antisemitism and xenophobia".

"For 20 years in France, anyone who was against immigration was called a racist," she complains. But now she feels immigration is "perhaps the biggest problem of the 21st century". Hence, her visit to the Italian island of Lampedusa to inspect the flow of migrants from the Arab revolts. For her, immigration "has nothing to do with racism, it's an economic problem. It clearly affects our balance, notably the budget, it touches our identity, so I think we should be able to talk about immigration without systematically being accused of racism or xenophobia."

She adds: "The right-left divide makes no sense any more. Now the reality divide is between nationalism and globalisation."

Le Pen, a member of the European parliament, also says France's sovereignty has been "sucked dry" by the EU machine. France's cultural identity is also under attack from "a type of Soviet-style planning where we are seeking through massive immigration to weaken identities through a sort of general of multiculturalism where everyone suffers."

She wants immigration to stop and the specific differences between cultures to be preserved. "It's too much. There is a certain threshold above which the identities are shaken and collapse and we're setting up the conditions for a clash of cultures."

She says she does not want her party described as extreme-right, a "pejorative" term. "How am I party of the extreme right? ... I don't think that our propositions are extreme propositions, whatever the subject."

Intellectuals love to psychoanalyse the "raucous, tomboy" Le Pen, who looks uncannily like her father, with a similar gravely, cigarette-inflected voice, and whose trademark on TV is a beaming grin that infuriates opponents. Many feel she is driven by a deep need to impress her father and rehabilitate him in the public eye. Rubbish, she says. "I'm profoundly in love with my country ... I think politics is a virus, you either have it or not. And it's incurable." She does ask her father's advice. It would be ridiculous not to given his experience, she adds.

Le Pen's following is biggest among the working class, but she is attracting the lower middle-class and the women's vote. She is a feminist and long-time single mother heading a notoriously male-dominated, traditionalist party. But she feels this works in her favour. "I've always thought the French people are the least macho in the world," she smiles.

• This article was updated on 22 March 2011 to include additional material omitted from the print edition of the Guardian.








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Friday, 11 March 2011

Eddie Morrisson - idiot or drunk again ?

I was just reading Eddie Morrissons little screed attacking Eddy Butler on another forum when this little gem popped up mid screed ;

" Which way then Eddy? A new party? One even more ‘modernist’ than the current shambles dressed up as a party. The British Freedom Party has already gone before you on this, with its disgraceful ‘civic’ nationalism and its sell out of racial principles; its embracement of Zionism and the Pink Culture – do you really want to go that way? "


Now lets forget the irony of Eddie Morrisson lecturing people on politics, and the fact that he represents the NF a party now with less members than Klingon speakers in the UK, and address the points he makes.

1) The Freedom Party is not civic nationalist, it is CULTURAL NATIONALIST.

Now people like Eddie, who are a bit thick, may not be capable of understanding the difference so I shall explain it.

Civic Nationalism is based on the principle that wherever you come from in the world, you are British. As long as you have a little bit of paper from some civil servant that says 'British passport', then civic nationalism says you are a true Briton - regardless of your indigenous status, whether you can speak English, whatever your culture and whether you are an Islamist or a Zionist. Civic Nationalism supports Multi-culturalism and the replacement of the indigenous British people by colonists. UKIP is civic nationalist, as are the Tories and Labour and Lib Dems.

Cultural Nationalism on the other hand recognises the reality that cultures are created by ethnic groups. In the case of Britain, our British culture is a creation of the indigenous ethnic British - the English, Welsh, Scottish and Anglo-Irish.

Contrary to the moronic position of white nationalists, of which Eddie is one, Cultural Nationalists recognise that races do not create cultures.

If races created cultures then every white nation in the world would speak the same language and have the same white culture, and the same applies to Africa as well as Europe in that if races create cultures then all of Africa would be one black culture with one language.

But those of us who managed to intellectualy analyse the science and reality, as opposed to simply believing Nazi propaganda films from the 1930's shown on the History Channel, realise that it is ETHNIC groups who create cultures eg the German people created a German culture and the German language, the Anglo-Saxons created England and the English language, the Zulus created the zulu culture and zulu language the Bantu created the Bantu language and culture, the French created the French language and culture.

It is not, and never has been, races that create cultures.

Cultures are created by ethnic groups.

The Freedom party manifesto states that the party will protect and ensure that the indigenous British people remain the majority in their own homeland in perpetuity and that our indigenous British culture must remain the dominant majority culture.

Eddie, as a white nationalist, espouses a political model of racial nationalism that is about as popular as smallpox in most western democracies.

Eddie has to attack the Freedom Party as he is peddling this smallpox as the political brand of the NF.

Racial nationalism will never win mass support, though like the BNP and its brand of racial nationalism disguised as ethno-nationalism, it does attract enough people to keep the leaders of the NF and BNP in beer money, hot tubs, nice holidays and free meals.

Racial nationalism and 'ethno-nationalism' are not POPULIST political movements.

Cultural Nationalism is the future of British Nationalist politics.



2) The Freedom Party has not 'embraced Zionism'.

In fact our position on this is clear - no man can be loyal to two masters.

A British citizen who is 'loyal' to Israel and Zionism, as David Cameron said he was at the meeting of the CST the other day, is a traitor to Britain and the British people.

You cannot be loyal to Zionism, or Islamism, and be a loyal British citizen.

EVERY BRITISH CITIZEN MUST BE LOYAL SOLELY TO THE BRITISH NATION AND THE BRITISH PEOPLE.

Those who embrace Zionism under the Freedom Party government will be regarded in the same way as we regard Islamists. Whilst Islamists represent a TERRORIST threat to our society, the Zionists through their networks in the UK represent an economic, political and media threat to our democratic system.

Any zionist, or Islamist, that wants to remain an agent of zionism or Islamism within the UK will have their passports revoked and they can go and live in Israel, the US or the Middle East or wherever else they can find to claim asylum once we have booted them out.

Loyalty to Zionism and Islamism is treason to Britain.

On the issue of Israel, the Freedom Party supports the right of Israel to exist as we are Nationalists.

We support Israeli nationalism, as opposed to Zionism which is Jewish National Socialism.

We also support the right of Iran to national self determination and support the right of the Palestinian people to form a nation of their own.

As nationalists we support the rights of all nations to national self determination.

As regards the Jewish and Muslim people in Britain, like all British people they will be regarded as British citizens with the same rights as all of us regardless of our race or religion.

Religion will become a private matter, instead of being something you can go to a tribunal and demand compensation for.



3) The issue of 'Pink Culture'.


The Freedom Party supports the right of all homosexual people to equal rights in our society.

What we do not support are gay activists who demand extra rights in our society.

We will ensure that heterosexual couples can have civil partnerships as well as just gay people. Whilst gays can have a civil partnership with all the legal rights that accrue from such a civil partnership, heterosexual people are denied the right to have a civil partnership.

That is blatant sexual discrimination.

To give gays extra rights, such as the right to sue a hotel if they refuse to allow you to stay in the hotel, whilst heterosexual couples are denied the same right to sue if they are denied a room in the same hotel is sexual discrimination.

The domination of our society by the Pink Mafia of Peter Tatchell inspired Political Queers, will end under a Freedom Party government.

Gays will have EQUAL rights not EXTRA rights.

The era where the Pink Mafia can demand that the majority do as they demand will end.



4) And finally as someone has asked me how we intend to ensure Britain remains a nation with the indigenous people as the majority and with a British culture, our answer is simple.

We will deport every colonist in this country, as well as every illegal immigrant, illegal entrant and every foreign criminal regardless of their race or religion.

All aspects of alien cultures as manifested in Britain that seek to implant themselves in Britain and in our society and displace British cultural norms, will be criminalised.

That includes the Burkha, sharia law, halal and kosher food and all other non-British cultural forms.

Those that refuse to integrate into our British culture will be deported back where they came, or where their family originally came from.

Our mission is to deport enough colonists so that the indigenous British people remain the indigenous majority in perpetuity and that British culture is once again the dominant culture in Britain.

In order to do that then the politics we espouse must be populist.

We support cultural integration not racial assimilation.

Cultural Integration states that everyone who is a British citizen must be British both in loyalty and culture.

It is not the role of government to tell people who to mate with, so we will not demand racial assimilation - regardless of what race you are as long as you British by culture and loyalty then you are a British citizen with equal rights.

It is the failure of British Nationalists to understand the fundamental reality that if immigrants are not forced to integrate into British culture that they retain their ancestral cultural norms, such as having vast numbers of kids who then represent a demographic threat to the majority of the indigenous British people, that has caused the demographic and cultural crisis in our country.

When immigrants are forced to integrate into British culture then they start having the same numbers of children as the indigenous British people, and this will ensure they do not become a demographic threat to our majority status.

Our twin policies of Integration and deportation of all colonists and illegals etc will ensure that the demographic time bomb that is ticking away in our nation is defused.


Unlike Eddie we are not in the grip of a Third Reich nostalgia.

Unlike Eddie and the NF we are not a small cult of nazis goosestepping into political insignificance.

I created the ideological model of Cultural Nationalism for the Freedom Party.

It is populist and non-racist and is supported by over half the British electorate.

When the party has dealt with the rump of malcontents that refuse to accept reality and vanish back into the political wilderness from which they have come, we can then concentrate on getting the Freedom Party known to the public.

Whilst Eddie can continue to sup from his cups of nazism and cheap cider, we will be winning the ideological debate and the hearts and minds of our people.



























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