Well that’s it then I’ve gone full liberal.

A few years ago when I started writing this blog I was still organising my thoughts.
I had gone from what I would have considered myself as being liberal, to joining the right wing in the form of the BNP.

I’ve explained how this occurred.  I got angry at a very unjust system. I had gotten divorced and fought for years to get equal rights as a father.  I refused to give into a system that automatically sides with the woman when it comes to children.  I have to point out that I’m not one of these bleeding heart men who think men no longer have rights. That’s absolute rubbish; I’m referring just to the cases of inequality when it comes to a breakup and the woman can call the shots when it comes to the children- even if she is a terrible mother and has no maternal instinct whatsoever- as in my case.

 So this got me angry I think I started to see faults within the system that were not necessarily there. Anyways’ that’s already been covered in previous posts. But it did set me on a journey to get to know myself. A journey where I would really think long and hard about what gets me angry!  A quest to try and find out even if something does get me angry am I being rational.

And above all how to try and cut through the BS of modern life and somehow try to discover the truth about what is actually going on around the world without succumbing to the myriad of very popular conspiracy theories out there.

The right wing have them, the left wing have them. Muslims, Christians, patriot’s anti-patriots, racist’s, xenophobes, liberals, socialists, fascists. It doesn’t matter which end of the spectrum you look at whether its politics or social, there is a conspiracy theory or two to suit you. But it has to be said that far left or far right they definitely have the best of examples of weird views of the world.

So then’ why was I so angry?

Did this anger then manifest itself in other ways? Did I become very distrusting of not just the courts and police but also the entire system? Was it out to get me?
Well no it wasn’t!  I never turned into one of them people mentioned previously – a conspiracy theorist.
Someone who believes that everything that happens in society is some clandestine plot to put us into servitude and imprison us all, but I honestly can see how it can lure some people in!

Conspiracy theories are just that; theories. Most actually make sense depending on which angle you look at them from. Whether its 9/11, Cuba, Iraq, or something like the moon landings, JFK assassination or ET.

Once anger and distrust get a hold of you it’s sometimes all you can do to not let it consume you. In fact it’s easier to let it consume you than to fight it. To let it consume you is to give into the base feeling; to know your right!

To fight it takes courage and an open mind and above all some humility. To actually think ‘perhaps I may be wrong about something so I’m going to research it first before jumping to conclusions’

A good example of how a theory can engulf you is this one.

In my short time in the BNP I heard theory from a few people that was so ridiculous I just dismissed it.  However when I actually researched it online I found it was actually true. Or so it initially seemed.

The story was that German MEPs were trying to get the legal age for sex dropped to 4 year old right across Europe. I heard this story of one guy who said it was to ‘placate the Muslims because Mohammed married a nine year old and many Muslims wished to emulate him’.

Another version was that very senior MEPs were indeed paedophiles and they wished to have their dirty way with kids.
The final version was that it was a social experiment to destroy the family and destroy society.
Yes I know they all sound ridiculous but we are talking about the far right here.

This is why I researched them and Christ there’s loads of entries online pertaining to this theory. It took me a while but I traced the theory back through blog and website, forum and notice board, news reel and news feed.

What did I find and did it scare me? Hell yes!

I found that there was no beginning to this theory. There was absolutely no basis in truth. It was actually a self-perpetuating myth. The more that people discussed it and promoted it the more valid and real it appeared. There’s loads of this stuff on the internet.

It’s like that widely used quote that people now use to make a point.

“Don’t believe everything you read on the internet “– Abraham Lincoln.

 So there is loads of misinformation out there, to sift through and make sense of.

But as much as I tried it wasn’t easy and maybe some of the time I got it wrong, but I think I managed a straight line if somewhat meandering and shaky at times. I’ve lost friends along the way.

Some’ because when I joined the BNP they only saw that. It’s as if they forgot about the person they knew before, they just judged for what they thought I had become.

I think it was simple as this. When I was in the BNP people I had known for years would all of a sudden think it was okay to start sending me or telling me racist jokes. It was like 'hey I’m not racist but you will find this funny'. I never quite understood how this worked.

So many times in company people would bring up the BNP. They would do it as to patronise me or to look down their noses yet they were always the ones who would bring it up. They would talk openly about the very same things that concerned me they always had. Yet now it became a double edged sword to attack me with. The conversation had gone from “I’m so sick of foreigners in this country” “I’m so sick of Muslims taking over” “I’m so fed up with not been listened to”

Now I was in the BNP the conversation had turned to your so fed up with foreigners, with Muslims, with not been listened to. I could never understand this and it did loose me a few friends. I ended up walking away from them because I just couldn’t be bothered with silly little games. You can only listen to people for so long using the words pakis, niggers and puffs but at the same time condemning you for joining the BNP and accusing you of being a racist!

Recently I watched a psychologist explain why whenever a child is murdered that comes from a poor area that the people who protest and throw things at the police van taking the person into court tend to belong to the lower echelons of society. He explained that these people, these protestors are at the bottom, there is no lower to drop. So when one of their own does a heinous crime like this they actually then have the moral authority to look down their nose and see that there is actually someone else below them.

Is this kind off what happened with people I knew? Pre BNP people could talk openly about their concerns and believe me many of the people I no longer speak to where right wing, were openly racist and were little Englanders, but could it have been that deep down they never felt happy about their views. Then because I had joined the BNP they could actually look down their noses at me for my actions. I knew people who had casually stated over the rears that Powell was right, that yeah get them all out, and how whites were more superior. Yet now I was in the BNP I was the racist??

They now had someone to look down on.

Then of course there are the other friends I lost not just during my time in the BNP but also after. Once you start to become active….in anything I believe the mundane and pointless things that people spend their time worrying about really start to grate on you.

I had always been a minimalist. Never did possessions. Wasn’t interested in what car or motorbike I drove. I wasn’t bothered how big my house was or what it looked like. But loads of people I knew did. That was fine, I could ignore it; it never really bothered me. When someone talked about the new car they were getting I would have absolutely no interest at all, would let them say their piece then move on. But once you become politically or more importantly- socially active-these conversations really become hard to tolerate. The selfishness of humanity starts to manifest itself in a person sitting over the dinner table at you. The ills of the world become even more magnified as you have to listen –again- about work or the extension, new car what we are eating and what celebrity bloody made it. Christ it becomes like a dripping tap. Car-drip, house-drip drip, promotion or pay rise-drip drip drip, Christ I’m drowning. You need to get away from it.

So I don’t regret the BNP Far from it. In fact if I had never joined the BNP I would never have discovered as much as I have about myself. God help me I may have still been in that same rut of doing the same thing, with the same people in the same places until the day I die. In a way the BNP freed me from that fate. Please don’t confuse that with pride. Christ I’m ashamed I joined them. Ashamed I was so gullible but regret it, no.

Once the box has been opened, once you see what is wrong with the world and how unjust it is you can’t just close the lid again. You can’t unsee what you have you have seen. You can’t erase some injustice that you know exists.  Please don’t misunderstand this statement. The BNP taught me nothing- well except about me. The BNP never opened my eyes to injustice etc. - most of their info is just pure propaganda. I don’t regret my time in the BNP because it set me on a road that I’m still on. Upon leaving the BNP you have to reset your compass. You need to revaluate your perceptions of the world. It was down to the people I met after the BNP that learned me so much.

I learned about real inequality and injustice from the many ex-Muslims I met. I learned about the true horror of racism, sexism and bigotry in Britain from reading true accounts of victims and how it can radicalise you. I met and talked to people from the anti-extremist think tank Quilliam. I read about peoples experiences like Ed Hussain and Maajid Nawaz. I read as much as I could from people like Nick Cohen and Sam Harris. I became aware of Ayan Hirsi Ali and devoured her books. I went on social media and started chatting to Muslim, ex-Muslims, left wingers, right wingers and more. Most people’s world views are formed by where they get there information. I was determined to from now on to get mine from as broad a spectrum as I could then perhaps I would get a better perspective as to what the hell is going on.

I have always been a huge reader of books for pleasure and to learn. I never really bothered with the media more than mainstream news. But look were getting my current affairs news from had gotten me?

Now I was reading to discover truth. What was actually going on with our world? Where does the myth end and the truth start.

I also learned that sometimes –not much though-the BNP was actually telling the truth but they did it purely to push their racist agenda.

But some stories were true. There was some racism against white people. There were grooming gangs consisting mostly of Muslim men and that local authorities where overlooking their horrendous crimes in fear of being called racist.

But the most shocking thing I discovered was –yes there is a huge problem with racism, sexism and bigotry in Britain. But most of it is not coming from whites indigenous [again I don’t like using that word but it’s all I can think of to make the point] it’s coming from within immigrant communities. There are far more Muslims suffering at the hands of Muslims because they are from a different ethnic background or the wrong sex. FGM forced marriage, honour killings and backward views on how the world works are responsible for horrible crimes on a daily basis in this country.

Sexism is rife, again its manifests itself to a disproportionate extent in the immigrant communities. The same is true of homophobia, transphobia and just about any other kind of bigotry’

We have made a huge mistake in this country and throughout Europe and the mistake is multiculturalism.

We somehow acquired this cretinous, mind-set that who are we to tell other people how to live. That all cultures and religions are equal and all deserve equal respect. We allowed backward and regressive practices and ideas to take route on the streets of the UK. We foolishly believed that we do not have the right to tell new people to these islands how to live their lives. We thought that who are we to push our culture onto them and make then adapt to a British way of life.

It’s very true we have no right to tell people that they have to adapt to British culture. This I do strongly believe. But we do have the right in fact we have the moral obligation to insist that everyone adapts to modernity. We should demand and then ensure that everyone leaves regressive practices behind them. We should demand total equality religious, race, sex, sexuality, and colour. If you cannot adjust to the modern world you should be denied entry into it.

In short the one thing that has caused so many problems in our society is multiculturalism.

Multiculturalism allows us to be tribal. It allows us to stick to our own. It encourages division. The regressive left would have us believe that it’s healthy that it’s good for community cohesion. Absolute rubbish, the exact opposite happens. If you allow people to stick to their own and never look outside their little enclave they won’t move away from what they may consider normal but a civilised society considers barbaric or backward. And likewise the communities around them build distrust, dislike and sometimes even hatred because of perceptions then perpetuated from within their society and within ours. They allow the -them and us mentally- to fester. We then end up with groups like the EDL then counter movements like the Muslim Defence League. Different sides of the same coin.

My journey from the BNP has taught me lot. I thank the people who have helped me either directly by meeting and talking or indirectly by their writings and lectures.

The BNP is nationalist, they are regressive. They believe that in this modern world we can all live in our own little bubbles and the world will know piece. Absolute rubbish!

My view now is and one I can’t imagine changing ever is we need integration. The newly arrived family from Mogadishu needs help and the desire to integrate into a modern society. The UK needs to integrate fully into a European union. Not a European union that is foolishly trying to accommodate far too many independent countries and all the cultural idiosyncrasies that goes with each one.

We need a European union that is transparent, democratic and WORKS. We need an n EU that speaks as one. We need a united states of Europe, there I’ve said it.

Far too many people spend far too much time discussing and debating ‘would we have been better without the EU’. To me this is like discussing who would have won Ali or Tyson. We will never know. Perhaps if everyone spent less time arguing what was going wrong and how to break it up and used that time to build something to be proud of we may actually get somewhere.

We need a Europe with the same currency, but a currency that works because we are basically one entity. We need to forget about history, flags, language. We need to build a modern Europe and demand that everyone within it lives a modem life. I don’t mean consumerism I mean adherence to natural law of all human beings being equal. This may sound arrogant but I really believe that if anyone looks at the planet and its inhabitants without the pre-set prejudices, likes and dislikes that we all develop in life or have thrust upon because of tradition, culture and religion, everyone would come to the same conclusion.

The world is dying, we are doing this. Our preoccupation with mundane differences and petty squabbles is stopping us focussing all our energies onto the main problems-climate change, over population and destroying our resources for a ‘quick buck.

After all does it matter what language we speak or what flag we fly or who beat who in what war when the last human being is gasping for food water or breath. Will the last person alive really care what flag they are using to keep warm

We need to stop focusing on our history and where we came from and we need to put more emphasis on where we are going. Not as brits, Muslims, French etc.-but as humans.

As someone recently said to me “Christ you’ve went full liberal”

Yes I have and damned proud of the fact.

That- as they say- is that. End of blog 

Its been a year

Yes it’s been a whole year-ish, since my last posting. The BNPs nick Griffin was just about to loose his seat at the European elections. Then several months later he lost his party, snatched off him by his so called friends and colleagues.

I wish I could say that this just shows the nasty side of this particular party but let’s be honest most political parties are the same. Some parties even allow a guy who stabbed his own brother in the back to become their leader.

The lust and craving for power bring out the worst in people.

So the BNP aren’t unusual for ousting their one time ‘loved’ leader.  

Griffin was replaced by one of his favourite sub-ordinates, Adam Walker.  Between Clive Jefferson, Pat Harrington and himself they have finished of what griffin started. The complete and utter destruction of the party.

They have destroyed brand BNP so much that in this recent election Walker stood in the very place where there is immense anger at the establishment because of the Muslim grooming gang scandal. Even with public outrage so high they only managed a couple of hundred votes. 

So why has the BNP disappeared and why will they never return?

In a word, well four actually -United Kingdom Independence Party

The rise and popularity of UKIP has done more to damage the BNP than Griffin/ Jefferson/Walker/Harrington ever could.  

As much as I dislike what Farage’s lot stand for, I don’t for one moment think that it’s a party of racist Nazis. That’s just bullshit propaganda put about by the labour party and its attack dogs at the likes of the UAF and Hope not hate. Incidentally when it comes to hope Not Hate and the UAF it will be interesting to see what they are going to do now. They relied on the NF and the BNP as a reason detre.

No more BNP no more NF.

Will they actually start attacking the very real problems in our country? Problems that are causing more difficulty in creating community cohesion than any other factor –religious fundamentalism.

I very much doubt it.

Yeah they have an occasional pop at Anjem Choudhry and his band of illiterate morons but that’s it. There are more than Choudhry in this country. But as we all know the likes of HnH only feel comfortable attacking white racists, fascists or bigots. After all its only white people who can be racist, fascist or bigot. Darker skinned people’s abhorrent views are cultural; so tolerated.

But since the demise of the far right they will need to justify their funding – from where ever the hell they get it- so who knows, maybe cultural and religious fascists may get into their scopes yet. 

Back to UKIP. As I say I don’t like the party. I hate its backwards message on so many things, but not its voters.

Like many who voted BNP people who are voting UKIP are not automatically racist.

Some are, some don’t like change, and some have rose coloured glasses on about a Britain they remember – but never actually existed. Some are disillusioned Tories, anti-Europe or have well founded concerns on immigration [concerns I still have].

But many are disillusioned Labour voters.  Farage has done a really good job of fooling the working class into thinking he’s one of them!

Farage has as much in common with Joe/Josephine Average as did Milliband or Clegg. But people don’t see this. They only seethe illusion of a straight talking guy, pint in hand giving them answers to what is wrong with the country.

A bit of truth heavily seeded with fantasy and urban myth and when the media and the political establishment attack him it only serves one purpose, it makes him even more attractive to the voter.

Exactly the same happened with Griffin. He was becoming the man of the people. The downtrodden champion of the masses. Of course he had an agenda, but many people when angry refuse to see what is in front of them, Christ even I joined him and his party! 

In so many respects Farage is cleverer than Griffin. Despite public perception the BNP is not solely far right. I believe this is why the Labour party and only the labour party put so much time and resources into attacking the BNP. The liberals and the Tories never really bothered about the BNP. The Tories because they knew the party when it came to social and economic policies was left wing.

The liberals to their credit believed that people even with distasteful views need taken on in debate and not just shouted down.

Don’t believe what the left wing attack dogs would have you believe, the BNP was in many respects far left.

Their policies were to renationalise the energy companies, public transport, healthcare even the banks. These are left wing and in my opinion good policies.

These policies attracted the working class vote. Labour was losing ground to the BNP, the conservatives or the lib/dems weren’t. Farage has no left wing policies. UKIP is pure right wing Thatcherism, so for him to have pulled the wool over the working class vote was –let’s be honest- masterful  work. 

UKIP in this election got nearly 4 million votes. Is that four million racists?

No of course not.

It was disillusioned Tories who want out of Europe. Disillusioned Tories who saw a weak tory power in coalition with the libdems. And a huge amount of disenfranchised people who are concerned about immigration-from all classes and political parties. 

Immigration! The very real concern that many people have. Millions of people fed up with not having a say in what’s happening. They are trying to live their lives whilst simultaneously suffering a constant barrage from the media about immigrants. Neither wonder some people are worried. Left wing orgs and even parties may be morally correct in defending these urban myths that have dug into the British psyche but their arrogant sneering and looking down their noses at real people with real concerns does nothing to show people the real truth of what the real problems are within our country.

Their fanatical preoccupation with multic-culturalism and their absolute refusal to see that this very same utopian societal view can also be responsible for so much pain and distrust only serves to give credence to the message espoused by people like Griffin and Farage

Farage uses exactly the same rhetoric as Griffin “Look at the way they attack me, ask yourself why they won’t debate with me, it’s because they know I’m right”

And because Joe public is too busy working and stressing about bills or because they perhaps aren’t as well read on what the real issues are or perhaps they are just plain bloody ignorant the left berates them, calls them bigots or racists. As I’ve said all the way through this blog. It doesn’t really matter what’s true and what isn’t, its perceptions that allow Griffin/Farage to con the people. 

So what now for nationalism?

I think it’s finished, well in England anyways. UKIP aren’t nationalists they just sometimes use similar nationalist messages for their own agenda. 

Where will all the voters go?

UKIP is here to stay, no question. We now have two main right wing parties. But where’s the left? 

Labour are going to have to reinvent themselves-again. The media has being full of the crap about the labour party lost because it went left wing. My arse it did. Labour lost because no one knows what the hell they are anymore.  

When I was growing up Labour were the champions of equality, human rights and fairness not just here at home but anywhere in the world. Then along came the parasite that is Tony Blair and with him his small group of Champaign socialists intent on inventing some kind of left wing Thatcherism. If the labour party wants to grow again it needs to go back to its roots. I mean to say look t the main players this time, more of the same.

That’s just my opinion and after all what do I know, I’m just a voter, why would they care about what people like me think. 

So we have no main left wing party and haven’t had for quite a while.

Yes we have the greens. Good people, good party structure, good left wing policies. Sadly though I don’t believe they have broken through.

They suffer – and I mean this in this in the nicest possible terms-from ideological delusions. They aren’t engaging with Mr and Mrs Average. They come over as middle class and slightly batty even if they do have the best intentions.

Millions of people are concerned about mass immigration, unemployment and their own standard of living. The environment and the long range utopian view which the greens have does not register with these voters.

The greens want to see a country that has no standing military force [brilliant but only when we live in a world that has no enemies. To just blindly think that everyone is nice will not end well for us if we had no military].  

Where everyone gets a citizens payment irrespective of income and wealth [yeah sounds good in a world where the gap between he rich and the poor has closed dramatically]

Where we have free movement over our borders [fantastic, real freedom; but only when all countries standard of living and quality of life is the same after all there isn’t exactly a mad rush to move to Africa from the UK is there. Well except for the cretins who wish to join ISIS]

Where you can be a member of a fanatical organisation and you won’t be doing anything illegal- unless you do something illegal! [To me this is the worst thing that they had said]. We as a world need to start condemning ideas. We need to condemn a person who has backward views and that includes religion. And I mean all religions not just the safe one of Christianity.

Take Islam for example, it needs condemned at every opportunity. Not because it’s un-British or foreign but because its backwards, regressive and belongs in the dark ages along with every other religion. But we only are allowed to condemn the bearded mullahs espousing hate. We’re not supposed to criticise the thousands of Muslims living in backwards, patriarchal, misogynist communities up and down our country.   

The greens believe in a country where we all consume less, a lot less. Where all of our power is renewable. Absolutely brilliant, agree with that one hundred percent.

The greens have said that all of these aforementioned polices are long term aspirations and very honourable they are,  but most people sadly don’t look that far into the future. They look to tomorrow, next week and next month. They want to know they will have somewhere to live, have a job and that their kids will have a future. Sadly I don’t believe the greens delivered this message very well at all.

I wish everyone cared about animal welfare, environmental issues and the planet. But it doesn’t sound a chord with voters, Christ I wish people would wake up, stop being so shallow and consuming so much. I wish people would care less about what kind of car they drive or how much their house is worth; but sadly they don’t and we need a messenger that resonates with Mr and Mrs Average and I’m afraid the greens aren’t it; at the moment.

So we have two right wing parties. A centre ground party that has all but disappeared, and a decent left wing party [even if it does have to engage more with average voters]

In short this last election was clear what happened. Parties that gave distinct clear messages like the SNP, UKIP and the Tories came out on top [why the parliamentary seats aren't divided fairer is a completely different argument] .

Parties that fluffed their message like Labour, lib/Dems and the greens didn’t win the people over on mass.

But as I have already said ‘what do I know’ I’m just a voter!

The last post-what now for the BNP

I was writing this article with the intent of waiting until the European election results came out on Sunday. However’ it seems pretty damned obvious that the BNP will be wiped out. So I've decided to alter it slightly and post now.
To be honest I cant be bothered to give them another thought or write about them any longer !!!So' this will be the last post on this blog. I will never know if it made a difference or if I was just putting my thoughts down for them to disappear into the ravenous beast that is the World Wide Web. 
I sincerely hope there is never a need to be concerned about the rise of regressive ad backwards nationalism again. The jury is still out on UKIP???

What now for the BNP?

To paraphrase the great Monty Python “This party is no more! It has ceased to be! 'It’s expired and gone to meet 'its maker! It’s a stiff! Bereft of life, 'it rests in peace! 'It’s metabolic processes are now 'history! It's kicked the bucket, 'It’s shuffled off 'its mortal coil, 

THIS IS AN EX-PARTY!!

Readers of this blog will know that I had a very small part in getting Nick Griffin elected. I console myself that because of where I live [we are a big county but few people compared to other areas of the UK] I think my efforts were minimal.

As I've stated many times Nick Griffin got elected because of the joint efforts of New Labour. Tony Blair and Gordon Browne were the real architects of Griffins success. Their complete incompetence and the way they alienated voters was a huge gain for the BNP.

The British media also played its part.

If anyone questioned immigration they were obviously a racist!

This double standard that the media has, were they so often over inflate and sensationalise stories, but then if this gets you to question immigration they will be the first to brand you as racist.

You then have organisations like the UAF. These people positively recruited for the party. I have openly said that if it weren't for the UAF I would have seen through the BNPs lies quicker.

But when someone is in your face screaming 'Nazi', you don’t walk away; you get pushed further in, you get more ingrained.

I actually got so angry with them that I seeked the confrontation!

I became even more active because I knew the more street activism I did the more it would rile these people to come after me.

The BNP never got me more committed-the UAF did.

It’s so familiar to see what’s happening with UKIP. Respectable elderly people being abused by these so called anti-fascists of the UAF. The media mostly joining in as well; and surprise surprise, UKIP is riding high in the polls!

UKIP as bad as they are for Britain, are not the BNP. The BNP is racist; it’s there for anyone with eyes to see.

No doubt after Sunday we will be represented by even more UKIP MEPs; People who are basically not going to participate in the parliamentary process.

We need people in Europe who want to be there because they wish to make it work. Not a load of overpaid petulant adults refusing to engage for the betterment of Europe.

So what now for the far right? If anyone thinks they are gone for good they are being delusional.

There are still fringe parties trying to corner this very small mind-set. At the moment one of Griffins acolytes is desperately trying get a street movement of the ground-British resistance.

He’s wasting his time. The EDL grew so big and so quick because it was new. It then went onto achieve nothing and now it has all but disappeared.

People won’t be so quick to follow yet another bunch of thugs.

I believe now that Griffin will give up the political route and he too will try to re-brand himself as a street activist. He too will fail. He has had his day he’s finished.

I think when it comes to any right wing growth we are safe for now.  BUT’ if we get another perfect storm like we did a few years ago. A mixture of out of touch politicians, a huge influx of cheap labour and the staggering greed of bankers and MPs we may get a resurgence.

And lets be honest here, apart from another huge influx of cheap labour things are pretty much the same.

If we want to prevent right wing lunatics getting main stream we need a change in politics.

We need MPs who live among us. Who know what real life is like for real people.

We need politicians who haven’t done a degree in politics and who actually know something about real life.

We need to stop the name calling. Yes idiots like Griffin are racist, and yes Farage may well be [I’ve never took much notice of UKIP, I did consider them briefly after I left the BNP but I was already too far along the road from Nationalism to rationalism]

Also' when Mr or Mrs Average complains about immigration or Islam don’t just shake your head and fist and shout racist or Islamophobe. Maybe these people aren’t?

Maybe they are just overwhelmed or even scared by the change. Engage them in debate, listen to their arguments and fears and at least try to understand before condemning them as bigots.

That’s how to stop the resurgence of a successor to the BNP.

All of a sudden they all want to talk about immigration.

I very rarely get junk mail. I discovered that if you gather up all your junk mail and return it to sender i.e. double glazing flyer goes to solar panel Company; or car advert goes to supermarket etc. It’s not long before you are taken of mailing lists.

Predictably though, its election time and as usual all the political parties have crawled out from under their respective stones. These ego filled and less than average intelligence androids think [well sadly they are kind of correct] that to win elections you just send out some glossy flier with some inane sound bite on it and; job done. 

All they are interested in is getting their own voters mobilised. All the parties rely on low turnout. Well that’s to say a low turnout for the opposition parties!

As long as they can mobilise their loyalists, that’s all that matters.

So’ as it has been for the last few years, the big topic is of course ‘immigration. The almost extinct BNP are whipping themselves up into a frenzy of jealousy. “Immigrations our policy” exclaims the feckless Nick Griffin “how dare anyone else talk about it”

Perhaps if Griffins party didn't exist and they hadn't cornered the debate for so long maybe other political parties would have dealt with it. Perhaps, but who knows.

After all do any of us know what goes through our illustrious leaders [and their opponents] minds? And let’s be honest the British political system hinges on one thing.

Labour and Tories taking it in turns to screw us over and blame the other whilst they do it!

Neither wonder people are sick of politics.

I used to have hopes for the Lib Dems. After all they have been the outsider for years [no matter in what name they were calling themselves at the time]. But sadly no.

They have shown themselves to be just as power hungry as their two main rivals.

As Clegg and Co have shown, they will bend over for anyone just to stay in power.

This lack of choice has destroyed any fighting spirit that the voter may have in this country.

“What’s the point in voting, you just get the same crap”

As the old saying goes -we have the government we deserve.

Sadly though there are many people who don’t deserve this shambles of a political system. But’ we are a minority. Of course everyone will complain and whine, but will they do anything. Will they hell!

Sadly most people care more about some god awful talent show ran by some preening and shallow megalomaniac who is making millions of their celebrity worshiping.

Also, in a few months we will have millions of people watching the world cup.

Pubs and clubs will be full of people worshipping a bunch of grossly overpaid, and I mean disgustingly overpaid posers.

Most of the adoring fans will be lower earners. Yet they will waste their time and cash watching and supporting brain-dead men kick a ball about –basically a kid’s game.

Yet when it comes to politics no one gives a toss. Infuriating isn’t it?

WE NEED TO VOTE.

I hear it all the time from teens and twenty-something’s who can’t see the point in voting. I’m trying in vain to get them to vote but it’s an uphill struggle and all I hear ”Why should we. Their all wankers and they do nothing for us”

Well the first point is true, but maybe I would have used a slightly different word. The second is also true because people don’t vote because they feel unrepresented.

You can bet your life savings that if all 18+ year olds voted there wouldn’t be as much youth unemployment.

If all school leavers voted the minimum wage would be better than it is. But most young ones don’t vote so the political establishment doesn’t give a toss about them.

As long as Messrs Cameron, Milliband and Clegg can keep the elderly happy with better pensions, free TV licences and bus passes- job done.

There is a very comfortable segment of British society who grew up after the Second World War and had it very good.

God they have it so good have you ever seen so many elderly people driving 4 wheel drives. They have such good life styles they don’t know what to spend their money on.

These are the golden voters for the three main parties, and stuff the kids.

Any ways, apologies I got side tracked! Back to immigration.

I hope this blog has been consistent in its view. Immigration is not the problem. Mass uncontrolled immigration is. The BNP think the answer is to shut the doors for good.

Their idiots and it isn’t and shouldn’t happen.

UKIP have taken much of the thunder from the BNP and yes you could level the accusation that they are BNP light. But it’s only on immigration and Europe that they share any common ground with the BNP. Apart from that they are unabashed Tories. And it will only be on membership of Europe and immigration that will define the voter outcome of these elections. Most UKIP votes will not be anything to do with anything else but these two questions.

Yes, UKIP has attracted a lot of racists and assorted other nutjobs.

Yes they are putting out much inflammatory material blaming immigration and only immigration for Britain’s woes.

And yes they can be accused of using the politics of division and distrust.

But again, the people mostly to blame the mainstream political parties for not listening to people’s concerns earlier.

Not everyone who voted BNP was racist. The same can be said for UKIP. Not all UKIP votes will be from racists.

Don’t think for one moment here that I’m endorsing UKIP. Far from it. I think UKIP would be bad for Britain as a country and bad representatives for us in Europe.

But people are sick of being ignored. People are sick of being called racist if they question mass immigration. People are just fed up and parties like UKIP seek to use this feeling to garner more power.

As I’ve stated in previous posts we need to stay in Europe. We need to be full members. We need closer integration to make it work. But we need to concentrate on restructuring it and making it more d democratic. We don’t want Euro sceptics representing us. We need people who want Europe to work. People who want Europe to work based on democracy and fairness. Not people who will sit arms crossed refusing to participate in the process.

Mass immigration does affect some more than others. I can’t see how mass immigration could affect the middle to higher classes [I hate using the class system to describe what I mean but it will have to suit for now] but it sure as hell effects the working classes. That’s why the BNP grew so much. They took the working class vote of Labour.

UKIP has always attracted the ex tory euro sceptic, and got a decent share of the vote.

They now have the disenfranchised working class voter as well.

We need free movement of people. We need a more integrated Europe. In fact we need a more integrated world, but don’t confuse this with globalisation. 

Globalisation benefits only the rich. A closer more united Europe should benefit us all.

We need to vote en masse for people who will represent us in a modern and shrinking world. We need people who see the bad but also can focus on the positive and strive for improvement.

I know who I’m voting for and its none of the mainstream parties. 

Labour, Tory, LibDems, UKIP don’t represent us. They represent themselves

Electoral malpractice and the BNP

This may well be my shortest post yet.

Recently there has been quite a bit of coverage about the BNP and the chance that they have being committing electoral fraud. In my brief time in the party I had to work very closely with the semi-literate clown that is Clive Jefferson. This same Jefferson is now in charge of all elections, in fact he is the National elections officer.
When I knew him he was just the local election officer. That is to say he was in charge of all elections in Cumbria. He was then promoted to North West elections officer and then National elections officer.
Proof indeed that brains are in short supply in the party!

As many will know, to stand in local elections you have to get ten voters [not necessarily supporters] to sign your sheet verifying that they are on the electoral register and they approve of you standing for office. I' as well as many others had our suspicions that Jefferson didn't always get the required signatures. That is to say he never got the quota of names to make the application legit.
If pushed on this he would side step the question in such a way to make him sound like a very clever fraudster, without admitting it.
We all know the kind. The ones who say "would I do such a thing,,,wink wink"
But then again as Jefferson is a Walter Mitty character and wants everyone to think hes some kind of gangster he was maybe just playing to his over inflated ego

So' far be it from me to cast aspersions as to his honesty but if anyone from the electoral commission had the time, resources or could be bothered [ I did email them these facts when I walked away from the party] whose to say what could be uncovered if they looked back on earlier paperwork.

But then again is there much point ?
Griffin will be out in a few months and so will his tiny band of paid acolytes. Then so called election gurus and other party officers will be on the dole. At least they wont cost the country as much on job seekers allowance as they did in the European parliament !

The enemy of your enemy is ‘not always’ your friend.

These last few weeks has seen the daily mail running a story about three senior labour figures. They were all involved with an organization that had links to a disgusting group called the Paedophile information exchange or P.I.E for short.

I’m not going to go into detail about PIE as its all getting covered in most of the media right now and if by some chance you have missed it Google will fill you in. I first heard of this story a few years ago, it’s one of the BNPs favourite propaganda stories.

It usually follows the same scenario ‘the establishment hate us [white people] and they hate their own people [white people] that’s why they allow these atrocities to take place’.

Anyone who has read this blog will know I’m no fan of many on the the left and the labour party. Ironically I’m very much a liberal and hold more left wing views than any other, but I can’t be on with the way the left justifies alliances with anyone who is anti-Britain or anti-American or allies with anyone simply because they are pro-minority.

It’s admirable that they defend minorities but sometimes they can’t see the harm they are doing by defending or allying with some elements just because they are a minority.

It’s simply they are stuck in his mind set and have been for years that

“The enemy of my enemy is my friend”.

Many times they don’t even bother checking out who their new found friends are. Many in the Antifascist movement have done this. They are supposed to be antifascist but have sided with a very fascist Islamist element.  The Islamists are against the EDL and BNP so they are okay in the blinkered mind-set of the antifascists and they have ‘in many cases’ joined forces.

Stop the war coalition started off with good intentions but have ended up being ran by Islamists and the respect party. The respect party. What a joke there is nothing respectful at all about their views. For respect party just read Islamism by the back door.

So back to Labour and PIE. Of course it’s disgusting and despicable that they formed an alliance with these sick creatures. Of course it’s inexcusable, disgusting and beyond rational thought. But’ this is the mistake the left keep making. Peter Tatchel has said that at the time the NF were openly campaigning against gay rights and PIE so ‘the enemy of my enemy is my friend’ and he made a mistake unlike Harriet Harman he has apologised and set the record straight.

I’m in no way defending Labour or the left but I honestly can’t see these people going out of their way to allow harm done to anyone. Whether it is violent or sexual, it’s just this ridiculous thought process that they have adopted and refuse to shake off.

I think this mind-set has allowed Islamism, forced marriages, FGM and all this recent paedophilia scandals to go unchallenged. They didn't advocate any of this but this irrational thought process of blindly defending minorities [even paedophiles] has caused so much harm.

We need to get rid of this dangerous way that many people look at things. Sometimes we need to look at a minority and think ‘thank god they are a minority’ and stop allowing them to build and go unchallenged or so help us the minority could become the majority then we will all suffer.

The politics of Islamic identity.

This blog was started to help expose nationalism, mainly the BNP. Anyone who has read any of my previous posts will know that it is getting very hard to find something to write about this certain bunch of regressive and backward looking morons. They’re all but finished and good riddance.

However though, just because nationalism has had its day [it’s arguable if it ever really got started] that doesn't mean to say that backward thinking has gone away. There is another and I would argue just as bad if not worse movement coming from Islam.

Nationalism and the likes of the BNP wants ‘white Britain’s’ to see themselves as first and foremost- white Britain’s.

They want white Britain’s to cut them-selves of from non- whites, to separate ourselves so as there is no mixing of colour or ethnicity.

They prefer the term race in an attempt to prove that Africans or Europeans' for example, are worlds apart. Whereas sensible people know that the differences between every person on this planet is miniscule.

Everyone knows what white nationalism is, how backward it is and how corrosive it could become if it got root in our society.

But’ what about Islam or rather political and fundamentalist Islam. There is a real move by many radical Muslims to get Muslims to see themselves as first and foremost-Muslim. I fail to see the difference between this ideology and that of the BNP.

Okay the BNP is all about colour and Islam isn't [well it does have its fair share of racism as well]

Firebrand idiots like Anjem Choudry would love to get all Muslims to group together and live by sharia law.

Closet radicals like Mohammed Shafiq and his Ramadan foundation would prefer to get all Muslims to group together politically.

You only have to look at their website to see they have an agenda

http://www.ramadhanfoundation.com/muslimunity.htm

They want Muslims to vote as a block, all voting for an Islamic agenda. To do either of these though, Fundamentalist or political, they first have to get much more support than they currently enjoy. Although’ it has been done already in Bradford by another closet radical George Galloway [mind you I think his motives are just power. If there were no Muslims he would find another group to pretend to be their champion. He’s just a power mad megalomaniac].

But’ he did successfully utilise the Muslim vote to get elected. He encouraged them to see themselves as different and that he was the only person who could deliver what they wanted.

This is dangerous. For any group of people to vote because of colour or religion is just asking for trouble. When any group of humans sees themselves as unique, better or more worthy than another; well just light blue touch paper and run like hell.

Look at Palestine. What the state of Israel is doing to the Palestinians is an abomination. I care about it, many people care about it. We care because these are fellow human beings being forced to live in the largest prison on earth, with few rights and suffering great hardship.

But the radicals use it for another reason. To strengthen the them and us mentality.  Of course all Muslims should care about what’s happening in Palestine, not because they are Muslim, but because they are people.

It may not be about race but it certainly is about identifying with a group –them and us. These radicals use this mentality to drive victim status further into the psyche of many Muslims.

After all when was the last time you heard a so called Muslim cleric shouting about the atrocities carried out against the people of Tibet?

Can you hear them shouting about tribes in Brazil losing their land to greedy government and multinational businesses. What about tribal wars [of which there has been a few] in Africa when one side suffers greatly at the hands of another for simply been a member of another tribe.

And do these Muslim scholars ever shout about the injustices of the Indian caste system. Not a word on any of these issues. Why?

Because they don’t want Muslims to see themselves as part of humanity - just as Muslims!

The BNP and other backward political party’s like Jobbick from Hungary or Golden dawn from Greece are constantly exposed by the media for what they are and quite right so.

It’s a pity that political/radical Islam does get as many column inches. Yeah the media goes after cretins like Anjem Choudry, Omar Bakri and Abu Quatada and sometimes even the blinkered and one sided anti-fascist/racists will write a quite derogatory article about one of them. But that’s as far as it goes.

Griffin and his white supremacist ideology is exposed and destroyed, no complaints there. But on the whole they leave political and radical Islam well alone. Can they not see though that many Muslim scholars are pushing more or less the same agenda as griffin? Supremacy, separation, segregation then????

Muslims come from all walks of life. All continents, countries, cultures and colours. They’re as different to each other as the rest of us. If we allow these fools like Choudry, Shaffiq and George Galloway to get Muslims to see themselves only as Muslim then we are heading for a world of hurt and that will be literally all over the world.

Nationalism is dead. Separation, supremacy and collective consciousness’ isn’t.