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OUR TEAM: Ordinary British people worried about the future of their country.
HENLEY BY-ELECTION
Thursday 26th June 2008
BNP beats
Labour in
John Howell (Conservative) ........ 19,796
Stephen Kearney (Lib-Dems) . ..... 9,680
Mark Stevenson (Green Party) .... 1,321
Timothy Rait (BNP) .................. 1,243

Henley. . .
Richard McKenzie (Labour) ......... 1,066
Chris Adams (UKIP) ..................... 843
Derek Allpass (Eng Dem) ............. 157
BNP Percentage: 3.58%

J
UST 55 days after the British National Party
made history by having its first representative
elected to the Greater London Assembly, the
Party re-wrote the history books once again when
for the first time ever, it beat the Labour Party in a
parliamentary by-election.
The excellent BNP candidate Tim Rait, together with
his dedicated team of local activists, worked tirelessly
during the truncated two and a half week campaign
and were rewarded with a result that gained even
more media coverage than that of our GLA success.
It wasn’t just the fact that the BNP had beaten Labour . . . and then
which made the headlines, but that in a true-blue
Tory constituency there had been so many people
again a week
prepared to support a political party which they are later in Bexley,
constantly being told not to vote for.
The reason for this was that Tim Rait and his team got Corsham &
out to meet the voters and the true face of the BNP was Havering
seen by the public - that of a party made up of ordinary (See pages 3 & 5)
British people worried about the future of their country.

Th e Britis h Natio n a l Pa rty ’s

Annual Red, White & Blue Family Fe st i val
Friday 15th August - Sunday 17th August 2008

Denby, Derbyshire PLANNING MEETING: Tim Rait discusses tactics with Matt Tait, the Buckingham-
Single Ticke ts £25 - Family Ticke ts £40 COMMITTED: Jane from Bournemouth shire Organiser, and Andy McBride, South East Regional Organiser, in Henley
came to help, along with husband Paul. during one of the ‘Action Weekends’.

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PROFIT OR SERVICE: When a private company is paying a dividend to share-
holders there’s not much left in the pot to repair leaking water mains.
Water provision should
be a Government duty
D ESPITE the heavy costs
related to last year’s floods
and a record fine for lying about
its performance to the regulator,
Seven Trent Water still manage to
make a whopping £469.5million
profit last year, rise of 15.8%.
Thames Water, Britain’s biggest
water company with 8.5million cus-
tomers, saw its profits jump by more
than a third to £419.2million.
Water companies in Britain today are
solely driven by the need to post a
profit for their shareholders and the
service they provide to their custom-
ers is of secondary concern and must
be tailored by whatever means neces-
sary to ensure a maximum return.
In April, Severn Trent was fined
£35.8m by the regulator, Ofwat,
for “deliberately mis-reporting”
some key customer service data
and using it to justify increases in
household bills.
Then last month the company, which
is the fourth largest privately owned
water supplier in the world, was fined
another £2million for lying about
water leaks.
Ofwat has stipulated the cost of the
fine must be borne by sharehold-
ers and not passed on to customers
but quite how it will regulate this
remains to be seen as Severn Trent
customers already face the prospect
of higher water bills from 2010 when
soaring energy costs are factored into
the next pricing round.
Despite the £38.5million fine, Severn
Trent’s share price rose 28p to £13
as investors breathed a sigh of relief
Righteous anger
& political action
T HE British National Party believes
in telling the truth, even if it is
sometimes uncomfortable to hear or
offensive to those who would rather
bury their heads in the sand than
face real problems in our society.
But while we often pass quite
critical comment on the impact of
immigration, multi-culturalism and
alien religions on the indigenous
people of our lands, we have no
animosity towards immigrants, their
descendants or the followers of non-
native religions.
Nor do we intend to encourage others
to feel such animosity, or believe that
CURRENT AFFAIRS
because the £2million fine for lying
about water leaks was significantly
below the £56million valuation of the
charge in the company’s accounts.
It’s all a sordid state of affairs and
illustrates just why the British
National Party would bring the pro-
vision of water to our people back
under Government control. That is
because it is an essential service and
supplying it to every household in
Britain at the lowest possible cost is
the duty of any elected Government.
It is what we pay our taxes for - not
for bailing our failing banks like
Northern Rock.
Who owns
our energy?
O
NE of Britain’s biggest energy
suppliers is EoN which is a
German company. It reported a
42% increase in profits for the
year ended 2007.
EDF Energy plc, which owns
London Electricity, Seeboard
and SWEB, is a French com-
pany. Npower plc is owned by
the German company RWE, and
Scottish Power is owned by
Iberdrola of Spain.
The British National Party would
bring all our essential services
back under Government control.
Private companies shouldn’t be
making a profit out of the vital
resources that our people can’t
do without.
anything we have to say is likely to ‘stir
up hatred’ against anyone. In fact, we
believe that by providing a peaceful
and Constitutional outlet for the anger
and the frustration felt by millions of
our people over the undemocratic
transformation of our country by our
political masters, the BNP actually
defuses tensions.
Where there is ‘hate’ we seek to turn
it into righteous anger and political
action against the only people who
deserve to be hated - the politicians
who use our taxes to turn our country
into a place where we often feel like
strangers in our own land.
More local shops and
better public transport
That’s the way to beat the fuel crisis
by Steve Johnson
T HE soaring price of petrol
has exposed the nonsense of
Labour and the Tories’ so-called
green fuel tax measures.
The fuel tax escalator, introduced
by Tory Ken Clarke, and backed by
Blair until the brave battle by truck-
ers in 2000 forced him to drop it, and
now brought back by Brown, was
supposed to cut wastage of fuel by
raising prices at the pumps. It nearly
drove a lot of small transport firms
out of business, but never affected
fuel consumption nationally.
Now global market commodity
speculators are hiking fuel prices far
beyond anything envisaged by Tory
and Labour Governments. Petrol
was 82p a litre when the people cried
WALKING TO SCHOOL: Our streets would be safer so mothers wouldn’t need gas-
guzzling Chelsea tractor SUVs because they feel safer in a giant off road vehicle.
Mayor’s take on diversity ignores
the wishes of 130,000 Londoners
R ICHARD Barnbrook, the
British National Party’s repre-
sentative on the London Assembly,
keeps mayor, Boris Johnson, on
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‘halt’ in September 2000. Now it’s
over £1.20 and yet car mileage has
hardly fallen.
This current fuel price rise has proved
that if prices go up, ordinary families
suffer, but they don’t buy less fuel.
That’s because they don’t have a
choice, which is the problem.
Decades of under-investment in
public transport, from rural bus
routes to rail infrastructure, have left
millions of Britons with little alterna-
tive but to use their cars to get about.
Added to this decades of steady
social disintegration and rising crime
have made millions of Britons afraid
to use anything else to get their chil-
dren to and from school or them-
selves about after dark.
Additionally the replacement of small
his toes with a series of questions
each week covering a wide range
of topics.
Typical enquiries concern pensioner
welfare, where funding
goes and tackling crime,
but last month Richard
asked a question concern-
ing the outrageous ban
on British National Party
members joining the Met-
ropolitan Police.
Richard asked Johnson:
BNP OFFICE:
Richard prepares his
questions for Boris
Johnson.
family shops by giant supermarket
chains has increased dependence
on “just in time” mass shipment
of goods by the supermarket truck
fleets from giant central depots to
the superstores that devoured and
destroyed the traditional High Street.
Giant superstores that are themselves
usually “out of town” and therefore
can only be reached by car!
In the long run, car use and fuel con-
sumption does need to be reduced
to what we can produce ourselves -
because, again in the long run, that’s
the only fuel we can count on getting.
The answer is to lay the groundwork
for a steady move away from the car
economy by a joined-up set of poli-
cies that include better public trans-
port, safer streets and more small
shops in walking distance of homes.
Some fuel waste can be stamped out
with targeted measures aimed at the
culprits, but not by impoverishing
ordinary families and driving small
transport firms out of business.
Whilst small truckers should be
entitled to tax rebates on fuel, similar
to the farmers’ “red diesel” scheme,
licenses for new gas-guzzling Chel-
sea tractor SUVs should be available
only to rural users who could demon-
strate an actual need.
Making the streets safer will negate
the need for young families to feel
they must buy them because they are
safer in a giant off road vehicle.
Yet again, only the British
National Party offers long-term,
joined-up thinking on policy, not
the spin and sound-bites which
pass for policy making in the
Establishment Parties, Govern-
ment and Opposition alike.
“With reference to the Mayor’s call
for greater diversity within the Met-
ropolitan Police force, and with ref-
erence to the electoral support the
BNP has within London, does the
Mayor support the blanket ban on
BNP members joining the Metropoli-
tan Police Force and will he demand
that respect for diversity in London
extends to respect both for white
Londoners and the 130,000 London-
ers who voted for the BNP?”
The mayor replied:
“I support the current ban on BNP
members joining the Metropolitan
Police Service.”
Not much diversity there then.
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Racism only cuts one way and BNP councillors fight
that’s why Ben’s murder wasn’t back against church’s
reported as ‘racist’? anti-democratic stance
VICTIM: Ben Kinsella
BNP builds support in
Dagenham with a 25%
vote in Chadwell Heath
Barking & Dagenham
Chadwell Heath Ward
Thursday 3rd July 2008
Terry Justice (Con) ..................... 842
Margaret Mullane (Lab)............... 691
James Webb (BNP) .................. 564
Kerry Smith (UKIP) . ................... 136
BNP Percentage: 25.1%
C AMPAIGN workers in
Dagenham were over the
moon when British National Party
candidate James Webb came from
nowhere to claim 25% of the vote
in Chadwell Heath.
It was the first time the Party had
fought the ward in the Dagenham
parliamentary constituency and the
564 votes is a significant electoral
base to build upon in the ward in the
run-up to the General Election.
Local Labour MP Jon Cruddas, must
have had a sleepless night after seeing
the Labour vote drop by 7.4% from
May 2006, and any forlorn hope that
a UKIP candidate might take votes
from the BNP was also soon lost
after their vote dropped 8% on the
last time the ward was contested.
There was the usual interference
BNP trounces Labour and the
Tories in South Hornchurch
Havering Council
South Hornchurch Ward
Thursday 3rd July 2008
Michael Burton (Ind) ..................661
Antony Steff (BNP) ..................518
Christopher Ryan (Con) ............438
Graham Carr (Lab) ....................416
Reg Whitney (Hav Res) . ...........287
Craig Litwin (UKIP) . .................. 64
Peter Thorogood (ED) ............... 28
BNP Percentage: 21.2%
T
HERE was little comfort for
Jon Cruddas in another ward
that helps makes up the Dagen-
ham parliamentary constituency
on the very same evening, when
Antony Steff secured over 20%
of the vote and came second in
South Hornchurch.
Once again it was the first time the
BNP had contested the ward, so to
come from nowhere and beat Labour
and the Tories was a great achieve-
ment.
The election could also have been
witness to the start of the demise of
the Havering Residents, Group. Now
CURRENT AFFAIRS
L AST month 16 year-old Ben
Kinsella became the 17th teen-
ager to be killed in London this
year after being fatally stabbed in
York Way, in Holloway.
Although the police said that they
were looking for four black youths
for the murder, not one of the tele-
vision news programmes or any of
our newspapers reported the crime
as a racist attack.
The youngster was stabbed eleven
times in a brutal assault, but the
only discussion within the media
concerned how to tackle knife crime
MAKING AN IMPACT: Bob Bailey with the BNP campaign team in Chadwell Heath.
from third parties seeking to under-
mine the BNP campaign.
Roger Gayler, vicar of St Marks
parish, issued an open letter calling
on people not to vote for the BNP.
Galyer was appointed a London
leader by Ken Livingstone and was
doing his bit under the cover of his
church to shore up the Labour vote.
“This goes against the democratic
process,” Bob Bailey, the leader of
the British National Party group
ANTONY STEFF: Second with 518 votes.
thoroughly discredited on the coun-
cil for propping up the Tories, voters
turned against them and their poll
share dropped to just 12%.
There was another derisory vote for
UKIP with their unfortunate candi-
date receiving just 64 votes which
was just 2.6%.
and understanding gang culture.
Now what if it had been a sixteen year-
old black lad who had been stabbed
eleven times by four white youths?
Can you imagine what the headlines
would have been as every White
Briton would have been made to feel
guilty for what had taken place.
In Britain today, racism only cuts
one way. That’s because racism
is being used as a gag by the
Establishment to keep the Brit-
ish people from voicing their con-
cerns over immigration and our
multicultural society.
of 12 councillors on Barking and
Dagenham, told Freedom.
“This was a keenly contested elec-
tion between the three main parties
here and it’s unfair that there should
be interference from those not taking
part but trying to effect the result.”
The Tories won the seat, overturn-
ing a small Labour majority, but on
the night it was the BNP that had the
most to celebrate for making a real
impact on the ward.
BNP polls 11%
in Eckington
I
N a first time outing, the BNP
scored a very credible 11.0% of the
poll in the Eckington ward by-elec-
tion for Derbyshire County Council.
It is a relatively rural area of the county
with a coal mining past and situated
between Chesterfield and Sheffield.
“This was a totally new area for us and
very little campaigning was done.” East
Midlands Election Officer Wayne Mac-
Dermott, told Freedom.
“If we can get 11% with the minimum
effort, then we know with a full cam-
paign we will be able to challenge
Labour for the seat.”
Derbyshire County
Eckington Ward
Thursday 3rd July 2008
Steve Pickering (Lab) ................. 824
Carolyn Renwick (Con) .............. 658
James Jesson (Ind) .................... 300
Lewis Allsebrook (BNP) ........... 253
David Walpole (Ind) .................... 150
Frank Higgins (Lib-Dem) ............ 113
BNP Percentage: 11.0%
W HEN Paul and Lynda
Cromie, two British National
Party councillors for Queensbury
ward in Bradford, asked their
council’s Members’ Support Unit to
book them a hall for their monthly
surgery, they had no idea about the
drama that was to unfold.
MSU Administration Officer Debbie
Williams, booked them the Clayton
Heights Methodist church and noti-
fied them that the booking had been
accepted. But two days later she
received a message from the trustees
of the church saying that the booking
was made in error.
When asked to elaborate on this the
church responded:
“The church trustees have a policy
of not accepting bookings from the
PAUL CROMIE: Denied surgery.
BNP councillors hold
down parking charges
T
HE British National Party’s
two new councillors on Amber
Valley Council swung the vote
against increasing town centre car
parking charges in Heanor.
The vote wasn’t simply a show of
hands but each councillor had to say
where he stood on the issue.
BNP councillors Lewis Allsebrook
and Cliff Roper, said that shoppers
should be encouraged to use the town
centre car park and called for parking
MANAGEMENT SKILLS: Clear communication is vital says Jim Dowson.
BNP staff briefed in Chester
T HERE was another staff
training session in June, this
time held in Chester, where BNP
employees were briefed again by
the Midas Management Consul-
tancy on improving their work
practices.
The day-long seminar focussed on
Time Management Techniques and
Systems as well as instilling in those
present the importance of maintaining,
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LYNDA CROMIE: BNP councillor.
BNP. The lady who took the book-
ing was new and made a mistake in
accepting it.”
But the church might just have to pay
a price for its anti-democratic stance.
It was expecting a £20,000 handout
from the council but now the BNP
councillors have voiced concern over
this payment being made.
Paul Cromie told Freedom:
“The church has refused permission
for two councillors to hold surger-
ies on its premises. In doing so it is
denying the electorate access to their
democratically-elected representatives
which contravenes the protocol set
out for applying for the funding in the
first place, bearing in mind recipients
of the money are supposed to serve
the whole community.”
charges to be abolished altogether to
give the town’s shops a level playing
field with Tesco.
Eleven Tory councillors voted for the
increased charges while ten Labour
councillors voted against so it was a
good job that the two British National
Party councillors were there to make
up those crucial votes to help local
shopkeepers and save the people of
Amber Valley from being taxed even
more when they park in Heanor.
concise and most importantly, polite,
communications with colleagues.
At the end of the day, Jim Dowson
from Midas gave a presentation on
his company’s targets for its three-
year consultancy with the Brit-
ish National Party and what had
already been achieved in terms of
fund-raising, streamlining adminis-
tration and cutting waste within the
Party in its first six months.
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“P OFF!”
*** won’t
Lib-Dem
discuss the
effect of
immigration
on housing H
M
EMBERS from Nottingham
BNP joined a packed public
gallery to hear a full council meet-
ing of Rushcliffe Borough council
discuss the feasibilty of a new 6000
home “eco-town” at RAF Newton.
SUSAN BENNETT: Not very liberal.
The infrastructure required including
the widening of the A46, and the pro-
vision of schools and medical centres
was all discussed but no one men-
tioned why a new town was needed.
Recent figures revealed that one-third
of the extra demand for accommoda-
tion was down to immigration so
when Fleur White from Nottingham
BNP broached the subject with Lib-
Dem councillor Susan Bennett from
Ruddington, she was shocked by the
response.
Bennett refused to discuss the effect
of immigration on housing stating
that she liked “living in a multira-
cial society”. She then told Fleur to
“p*** off”.
“Such behaviour tells us much about
the Lib-Dems in particular and the
intolerance of the establishment
politicians to ideas outside their
politically correct sphere,” Fleur told
Freedom.
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CURRENT AFFAIRS
How our Olympic
Committee sees
British culture
IP-HOP hoodies are to
represent British ‘national
identity’ at the closing ceremony of
the Beijing Olympics.
Urban dance squad, ZooNation, will
be seen gyrating to hip-hop music in
a segment of the ceremony intended
to celebrate British culture.
Rap-on-zel, Jaxx and DJ Spinderella
will rap about life in an inner-city
tower block at the close of the games
when the next host city has eight
minutes to put on a performance to
enthuse everyone about the next
Olympics.
ZooNation have recently been
appearing in a West End musical
about gangsters and drug-dealing,
and although the visual language
of hip-hop belongs to America, the
London Olympic Committee says the
performance will reflect London’s
vibrancy and diversity.
Blears recruits council spies to
keep the lid on racial tension
HAZEL BLEARS: Worried about riots.
VOICE OF FREEDOM - ISSUE No.97
HBV worries NHS
B RITAIN has seen a massive rise
in immigration from countries
where Hepatitis B Virus (HBV) is
prevalent. The virus causes serious
liver infections and is responsible for
liver cancer
This is worrying the medical profession
as many infected immigrants might
be working in the NHS, where there
is no requirement for the screening
of medical staff coming in from areas
where Hepatitis B is rife.
Figures for 2003 alone show that
more than 700 doctors and 6000
nurses have come to the UK from
high risk countries.
Terrorise the
non-believers
J UST 24 hours after Abu Qatada
was released on bail from Long
Lartin prison, he published a book
urging Muslims to commit terror-
ist attacks in the West.
Posted in an English translation on
the Internet, it repeatedly claims that
fighting a jihad (holy war) is obliga-
tory for all Muslims and urges them
to ‘terrorise’ non-believers.
VIBRANT & DIVERSE: British culture as represented by ZooNation. Abu Qatada was set free after his
And the cost to the British taxpayers diverse” representation of British deportation to Jordan, where he
for putting on this “vibrant and culture - just a cool £2million.   is wanted on terror charges, was
blocked by a judge.
He arrived in Britain 14 years ago on
a forged passport, and was granted
asylum the following year.
T HE Communities Secretary,
Hazel Blears, has admitted
that Britain’s multi-racial society
before being considered by the moni-
toring committees run by town halls.
Dismissing concerns that the moni-
is falling apart and that new des- toring committees are all about
perate and draconian methods of spying and surveillance by local
surveillance are needed to keep the councils on residents, Blears said The
lid on racial tension hotspots. committees will just record “qualita-
Launching the Labour Government’s tive community intelligence” along-
new “Tension Monitoring Scheme” side reports of race incidents, gang
she said: and turf conflicts, disputes between
“Challenges to cohesion do exist - neighbours, complaints about noise,
this might be between different ethnic and examples of low local trust,
or faith groups or new migrants and including low trust in politicians.
longer-term residents - but things can Town halls will get an extra £50 mil- ABU QATADA: Forged passport.
be done to address problems at the lion to help them set up and run the
earliest opportunity and stop things
Poles claim benefit
new tension monitoring committees
escalating.” which will include representatives
Labour are setting up Tension Moni- from housing authorities, schools,
toring Committees (TMC) to try to
cut the risk of riots or disturbances
in the aftermath of terrorist
the NHS, the fire brigade, commu-
nity workers and faith groups. M ORE than half of the 800,000
Polish immigrants living in
Britain do not work or pay taxes.
outrages or outbreaks of local They are here as dependants, still
racial trouble. using services like schools and doc-
The TMC will report on the
behaviour and attitudes of
local residents. Information
tors’ surgeries but without paying
into the system.
Migrant parents are claiming £33mil-
will be collected by commu- lion a year in child benefits to look
nity workers, neighbourhood after their children in Britain. 
wardens and local councillors European Union rules allow citi-
zens of other member states who
BRADFORD2001: work here to exploit our child wel-
Breakdown in fare system and benefit claims have
community relations soared by 72% in the last 12 months.
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08710 500 241 What We Stand for

HOTLINE CRIME: A crack-down on crime with more ‘Bob-
bies on the Beat’. Tougher treatment of crimi-
nals, including the return of the death penalty
for child killers and terrorists. Zero tolerance
BEXLEY COUNCIL
Christchurch Ward for drug-dealers and violent thugs.
Thursday 3rd July 2008
James Spencer (Con).................. 1192 IMMIGRATION: An end to immigration and bogus
Oliver Brooks (Lib-Dem).............. 459 asylum seekers flooding Britain. Use the £billions
Michael Barnbrook (BNP) ........ 431 wasted in foreign aid to fund ‘Homeward Bound’
Ursula Ayliffe (Lab)...................... 411
BNP Percentage: 17.3% schemes to encourage immigrants to return to
their land of ethnic origin.
SWING TO
THE BNP INDUSTRY: British ownership and control of Brit-
CON - 16% LAB - 5%
ish industry and resources, including the mass
LibD + 3% BNP + 17%
media. Protection of British jobs and industry

Taking on the Tories

by selective exclusion of foreign manufactured
goods from the British market.

HEALTH: We will use the vast sums of money

in their heartlands
now wasted on funding our membership of the
European Union for the restoration of an effective
national health service and proactive measures to
produce a healthier population in the first place.
by Martin Wingfield of exposing parliamentary sleaze,

P OLITICAL pundits always say

that the British National Party
only makes progress in Labour
seats where the traditional ‘Old
Labour’ vote switches to the BNP.
Well that theory went out the window
in the Christchurch ward by-election
for Bexley Council when the BNP
took 17% of the vote and all of it
appeared to come from the Tories.
Our candidate was Michael
Barnbrook, a Metropolitan Police
officer of 30 years standing who
had been stationed at Bexleyheath
Police Station. He attracted the
media spotlight as the champion
I’M WITH YOU: A London cabbie pledges his support to Michael Barnbrook.
when he was instrumental in
securing investigations into financial
irregularities concerning three
Members of Parliament and was
responsible for reporting Old Bexley
Conservative MP Derek Conway, to
the Parliamentary Commissioner for
Standards for his misappropriation of
taxpayers’ money.
Michael’s stand against corrupt
practices at Westminster, on behalf of
the man in the street went down well
in Bexley. Christchurch was being
fought by the BNP for the first time
and it was far from being one of the
BNP’s best seats in the borough yet
I’M WITH YOU: A Tory supporter says
this time he’s voting BNP.
we were able to win more than 400
votes and push the Labour Party into
4th place.
The Tory vote dropped by 16%, almost
unbelievable in today’s political
climate when the Government is on
the ropes and its supporters deserting
it in droves. The Labour vote held up
surprisingly well falling by just 5%
and this appears to have gone to the
Liberal Democrats.
The Christchurch ward result was an
excellent one for the British National
Party and that is why it has warranted
its own page in Freedom. Polling
17% of the vote at the first time of
asking in a Conservative stronghold
shows that the BNP has appeal across
the political spectrum and with a
good candidate and a good campaign
can take on all-comers.
EUROPEAN UNION: British withdrawal from the
European Union to restore Britain’s freedom. We
will trade with Europe where it benefits Britain,
but want no political ties or monetary union.
EDUCATION: A return to traditional methods of
education, with stronger discipline in the class-
room and an end to ‘trendy’ teaching methods
which have failed our children so badly.
ENVIRONMENT: A healthy environment for a
healthy people - the protection of our countryside.
A ban on greenfield-site house building except in
exceptional cases of genuine local need, an end
to field trials of GM crops, and the restoration of
our 200 mile fishing limit.
FAIR PLAY FOR ENGLAND: The setting up of an
English Parliament to give England the same
right of self-determination within the United
Kingdom as enjoyed by Scotland, Wales and
Northern Ireland.
GOVERNMENT & COMMUNITY: The establishment
of a government that puts British interests first. A
return to healthy moral values and policies aimed
at strengthening the family and community. Tough
penalties for corruption in public life.
FREEDOM: An major expansion of freedom and

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people. The introduction of referenda and direct
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Soldiers
left on the
breadline
by Trisha Scott
T HINGS keep getting worse
for our beleaguered troops -
who already have to put up with
defective equipment or a total lack
of it when sent into battle, but now
many of them cannot even afford a
decent meal in the mess!
The introduction of the “Pay As You
Dine” (PAYD) scheme for soldiers
not on active duty, has left many
unable to pay for meals individually
which were previously covered by a
flat rate payment.
DESERTED: He can fight for his country
but his Government makes him pay for
his food.
This situation has led some
commanders to set up “Hungry
Soldier” schemes, whereby troops
are issued with meal vouchers, the
cost of these being deducted from the
soldiers’ paypackets at a later date.
This is a truly disgraceful way to treat
our brave men and women, many of
whom, it is also reported, are living
very close to the government’s
definition of being in poverty. Indeed,
it is becoming a serious problem to
retain many soldiers in the Armed
Forces as they find it increasingly
difficult to support their families on
the wages they receive.
This Labour Government has
reduced our Armed Forces, once the
best in the world, to their present
Third World-like state - under
equipped and now underfed!
Families face ruin Back of the queue
as global market W HITE teenagers are less
‘hits the iceberg’
I
T isn’t just rising petrol prices
that will make us poorer as
Labour and the Tories’ global
market economy hits the iceberg.
There are two main evils of this fail-
ing system. Firstly it forces the Brit-
ish people to bid against the rest of
the planet for everything we need
rather than being self sufficient and
producing it ourselves. Secondly, the
global market is infested with specu-
lators and parasites whose corrupt
practices help push up prices.
The former causes prices to rise
inexorably for food as well as fuel
as Third World economies use the
money they have earned by dumping
their cheap goods in Western markets
to bid against us for essential goods
in the global marketplace.
The latter enables speculators to
amplify many times the price rises
caused by the former and to make
billions at our expense by creating
crooked and bogus schemes such as
the sub-prime loan bundles whose
collapse we then pay for with credit
crunches and the falling values of our
homes.
So the increased demand from China
and India, using the money we pay
for their cheap jeans and other
imported goods to buy more on the
global market, coupled with specu-
lation by the global market crooks
in places like the City and Canary
Wharf, have caused food as well as
fuel prices to soar.
HOME AFFAIRS
More ominously, the price of food
production is rising, helped by a 75%
hike in farmers’ fertilizer costs, an
effect that has yet to feed through
to shop prices. And fuel price rises
caused by the global market don’t
just hit drivers. Gas bills are set to
break the £1,000 a year threshold for
a typical household - again, thanks to
massive market speculation ramping
up prices on the back of higher East-
ern demand.
Meanwhile the credit crunch, caused
entirely by the antics of global market
speculators has pushed British mort-
gage payments up and blocked many
Britons from getting a mortgage at all
which in turn has brought down the
value of millions of family homes.
CREDIT
CRUNCH:
Specula-
tors made
billions at
our expense
through
schemes,
such as the
sub-prime
loan, whose
collapse we
are left to pick
up the bill for.
Global super-rich doing
very nicely, thank you
EXPENSIVE: £117million pad in Kensington and £11,000 Burberry handbag.
W HILST ordinary British
families struggle as they are
hit by rising petrol, food and mort-
gage payments, the people respon-
sible for them are doing very well,
thank you.
The international super-rich coterie
of speculators, spivs and sweatshop
magnates are spending as never
before and that’s because they have
got even richer on the back of making
the rest of us poorer.
They can afford to indulge their wives
with such luxuries as Burberry hand-
bags as evidenced by that company
announcing that it has sold several
hundred of its top range handbags at
£11,000 each.
At the same time the absurdly expen-
sive Italian brand, Bottega Veneta,
announced that its sales to clients
were up 31% in the first quarter, whilst buy another handbag or house....
VOICE OF FREEDOM - ISSUE No.97
likely to go to university than
school-leavers from other ethnic
groups - even with the same A-level
results, according to new figures.
This is because Labour’s “positive dis-
crimination” policies have put ordinary
white folk to the back of the queue
in British life and this is compounded
by the fact that universities are keener
to take overseas students who pay
more in fees for university places.
According to the Government, just
5% of white boys from poor homes
go on to university. This compares to
66% of Indian girls and 65% of young
women from Chinese families.
Labour’s
poverty
blight on
Britain
The result is that the typical British
family now has to pay £28 a week
more for essential basics like food, by Trisha Scott
A
housing, utility bills and transport N increasing number of people
than a year ago. The real inflation rate in Britain today are being
is now about 5.7% - almost double forced to live below the breadline.
the rate quoted by the Government. This is a shocking indictment of
Meanwhile, the global market 11 years of Labour Government
through its agent here, the European especially when Tony Blair, when
Union, pushes for further freedom of he was Prime Minister, promised he
movement of capital and labour. would make poverty in Britain “a
This means that British workers thing of the past”.
are denied their traditional recourse
when prices go up - the demand that
wages go up to pay for them. because
bosses now simply ship in cheap
Romanian workers or ship out pro-
duction to India or China rather than
pay our workers more.
Perceptive economists for the
last 150 years have warned that
these sort of internal contradic-
tions would, sooner or later, bring
about the collapse of the global
Capitalist market economy. They
are now being proved right. The
danger is that it will bring us all
and Western civilization down
NO HOPE: There are 100,000 more
with it. But there is hope. British children living in poverty.
For, whilst Brown, Cameron and
Over a million of our working age
their counterparts across the West-
adults are living below the official
ern world are arguing about where
poverty level because wages have
to put the deckchairs on the global
been driven down by the use of cheap
market Titanic, we in the British
immigrant workers. Many employers
National Party are building a life-
use cheap migrant labour to cut costs,
boat to save our people.
thus consigning thousands of British
workers to the dole queue or working
for a pittance, and unable to pay their
rent and house bills.
The past year has also seen a further
200,000 more pensioners and 100,000
more children living in poverty.
The British National Party says
that the Government should look
after its own people, especially
pensioners and children, and stop
wasting money on foreign aid and
the European Union.
Prada profits rose 66% last year.
Labour loves these parasites, (espe-
cially if they donate to Party funds)
and that’s why it gives them tax
breaks to live here, which the rest of
us don’t get.
The result is that, whilst ordinary
Britons watch their house values
plummet, the market in bijou resi-
dences for the global super-rich is
holding up very nicely. Lakshmi
Mittal, global steel and sweatshop
tycoon, richest man in Britain and
generous funder of the Labour Party,
is buying a pad in Kensington - a snip
at £117 million.
So, as you watch the petrol pump fig-
ures blur round faster and faster, or
stare in horror at your latest weekly
shop bill, isn’t it nice to think that,
you are helping those responsible
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Only national freedom will help
harness the power of star fire
by Steve Johnson
A S ENERGY costs rise, British
scientists are to launch a new
bid to harness the almost unlimited
cheap energy that makes the sun
and the stars burn.
The Rutherford Laboratory in Har-
well, Oxfordshire, is to be the home
of HiPer, which will use high-energy
lasers to cause hydrogen to fuse into
helium.
The aim is to destroy matter by turn-
ing it into pure energy, the same
process that powers the stars, and
to control it to offer humanity a new
source of energy.
Given that oil supplies are not infi-
nite, and that conventional fission
nuclear power has serious safety
and waste disposal issues, controlled
hydrogen fusion offers one of the
few possible ways of sustaining an
advanced technological civilization
in the long term.
Britain is not the only country
launching a new programme to try to
harness fusion. The French are trying
a different technique, using magnets
rather than lasers, at their £8billion
ITER project, aiming to achieve con-
trolled fusion power by 2022. The
Americans are trying a third way at
Columbus: His exploration plans got
a frosty reception in his native Italy.
Bletchley Park: Kept in trust
for our future generations
T HE Second World War
mission of the code-
breakers working at Bletch-
ley Park in Buckinghamshire
was to crack the German
Enigma machine and decode
other seemingly unbreakable
messages.
This they managed to do and
their intelligence saved Allied
convoys carrying essential sup-
plies from U Boat wolfpacks
on the prowl, and played a
major part in the North African
and other military campaigns.
So effective was Bletchley
Park that the decoded messages
sometimes reached the Allies
before the German generals.  Instead of bailing out privately
The astonishing achieve-
ments of the codebreakers are
believed to have shortened the
war by two years saving count-
less lives.
The Bletchley Park Trust is a
charity which, conscious of the
debt we owe to these brilliant,
unsung intellectual warriors
wants to build a world class
Heritage Site and Educational
Centre on the site. It receives
no ongoing public funding and
relies heavily on its revenue
streams from conferences,
weddings and heritage visi-
tors, as well as from its Science
and Innovation Centre, where
Bletchley Park has returned to
HOME AFFAIRS
Fusion in nature : The stars produce their energy through nuclear fusion
of light atoms. It is hydrogen fusion that keeps the sun shining and releasing
energy for billions of years.
The EU doesn’t
want Britain and
France to work
independently
their National Ignition Facility in
California.
Internationalists are not happy that
three different countries are trying
three different approaches to the
problem like this.
The European Union is trying to
get the French and British to merge
their projects into one Euro-fusion
programme, but they would do well
to consider why it was Western, not
Eastern, civilization that cracked a
similar huge challenge 500 years ago
- discovering and settling the New
World of the Americas.
Back then the Chinese had a head-
start and by 1430 their giant explo-
ration fleets had got as far as East
Africa, and could easily have gone
on to discover Australia and the
American West Coast. But all the
efforts of their civilization were con-
trolled by the one Chinese superstate
that made it up. When the leadership
of that state changed, a single deci-
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Labour uses our troops
to aid Islam’s land-grab
S IX hundred more British troops
from 2nd Battalion, The Rifles,
Albanians fought on the side of the
Germans
are to be sent to Kosovo.
Their deployment is in response to a
The Albanian Muslims have now
illegally - but with the support of
NATO request to deal with violence the United States - declared the
between Kosovo’s ethnic Albanians “independence” of this land, as a
and its minority Serbian population. step towards their goal of a Greater
In fact our troops will be used to Albania. Our Government has sent
protect the Islamic Albanians whose in more British troops to keep the
settlement in Kosovo has been remaining native Serbs quiet about
encouraged ever since Tony Blair this occupation of their land.
used British forces to drive Serbian Sending British troops to facilitate
soldiers from a land that has been this Islamic land-grab shows just
Serb for 1500 years. That has left the what a warped sense of loyalty
remaining Kosovo Serbs, already a and responsibility this Labour
minority in their own homeland, to Government has. A British National
the mercy of Muslim death squads. Party Government would ensure
What a way to repay the Serbs who that our troops would only be used
were Britain’s loyal allies in two to defend Britain and protect the
sion on their part in 1433 scrapped
World Wars, in both of which the interests of the British people.
the oceangoing fleet, sacked its com-
mander Zheng Ho, and shut down the
whole programme.
Western civilization, on the other
hand, was made up of lots of inde-
pendent nation states. Some weren’t
interested in exploration - Colum-
bus got a frosty reception from gov-
ernments in his native Italy. Some
backed the wrong horse including
Portugal which started exploring
East instead of West.
But others such as Spain and then
England and France were free to back
independent ideas which succeeded. So
Americans North and South now speak
English, French, Spanish and Portu-
guese, not Mandarin or Cantonese.
Similarly, in the struggle to con-
trol and harness the star fire, lots of
separate independent national pro- HOUNDED OUT: Serbs in Kosovo are in danger of becoming the victims of ethnic
grammes, each trying a separate angle, cleansing, warned Swedish NATO General Anders Braennstroem in 2004.
is a strength, not a weakness. One big
European or UN programme might
choose the wrong tack, or simply be
cancelled by a single decision. No money for hospital beds, just
Some of the separate national pro-
grammes will doubtless fail, or be the Chief Executive’s 22% pay rise
scrapped, but the more separate,
free nations try independently, the A cash-strapped Hospital Trust
seems to have had no problem
awarding its top executives pay
One excuse for these huge rises is
that there would be a possibility of
more likely humanity as a whole is losing top executives through “head-
likely to succeed. rises of up to 22%. hunting” by other organisations.
The rises were given to Executive It’s a scandal that such pay awards are
Board members at York Hospital’s allowed when seriously ill patients
NHS Foundation Trust last year at are being denied life saving or life
the same time as it axed 100 beds and prolonging drugs and operations are
200 jobs, due to a financial crisis. being cancelled due to NHS cuts
The Chief Executive’s annual salary Our health service, once the envy of
rose to £139,000 contrasting starkly the world, was founded to look after
with rises of about 1.3% for the lower the needs of the sick - not to satisfy
paid NHS workers. the greed of fat-cat executives.
world-leading research after
60 years.
A National Museum of Com-
puting is due to open in the
refurbished Block H and a
Sculpture Trail is being devel-
oped in the grounds.
The Trust now wants to reno-
vate some of the other build-
ings, where the most important
work of the twentieth century
took place, including the sym-
bolic codebreaking huts which
are in a desperate state of decay,
to be renovated as well as the
Victorian Mansion itself which
requires £1,000,000 for repairs
to the roof.
owned banks and sending
aid to India, our Government
should be ensuring that Britain’s
heritage is preserved for future
generations to know of the sac-
rifices made on their behalf.
Please play your part and sign
the petition lobbying the Prime
Minister to act to help preserve
Bletchley Park at http://peti-
tions.pm.gov.uk/BletchleyPark/
TOP: The Bletchley Park
Mansion requires a new roof.
MIDDLE: A code-breaking hut
now in need of renovation.
BOTTOM: Enigma - what
Bletchley was all about.
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“A warm welcome to the

British National Party’s
2008 Summer School”
from the BNP’s Events Manager
Michaela Mackenzie
T HE British National Party’s brightest and best
came together at a glorious location just outside
Welshpool for a weekend of political seminars at
the 2008 BNP Summer School.
Over 200 delegates registered on Saturday morning
to hear a welcoming address from Simon Darby,
the Party’s Deputy Chairman, before separating into
six different groups to attend lectures on a variety
of topics including setting-up community groups,
positive propaganda, targeted recruitment, good
communications, work of a councillor and the Student
BNP.
On Saturday evening there was a speech by GLA
member Richard Barnbrook followed by a hog roast
super with entertainment from Joey Smith of Great
White Records.
It was an early start on Sunday morning with
another round of lectures on the more technical
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side of electioneering, using the internet to
promote the BNP and dealing with the media as
well as briefings on regional treasury accounting
and membership administration. After lunch
there was a closing speech from Nick Griffin
who reported that in every sphere the British
National Party was becoming more sophisticated
and professional as each day went by.
The morale of the delegates was naturally sky
high after all the favourable publicity concerning
the Henley by-election result and everyone
enthusiastically reported that the weekend had
been the best Summer School ever. This was
praise indeed and much deserved by Events
Manager Michaela Mackenzie, whose hard work
over the last few weeks, working together with
David Shapcott’s RWB team, had ensured that
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initiatives. 4 - Cathy Duffy on being a councillor. 5 - Simon Bennett on the BNP website. 6 - Frank Forte on communication.
7 - Marlene Guest on exposing council corruption. 8 - Mike Howson on the student BNP. 9 - Martin Wingfield on image.
10 - The Membership Team. 11 - Geoff Dickens on BNP branches. 12 - Richard Barnbrook 13 - Thank you to our hosts for the weekend.
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Tory council leader in
Croydon tells voters
they can vote Labour
T HERE’S more proof, if it were
needed, that in British politics
today the old gang parties are all
the same and it is only the British
National Party which offers voters
a chance for real change.
In Croydon, the Labour Party and the
Tories are working together to try to
stem the growth of the BNP in New
Addington.
Councillor Mike Fisher,
leader of the Tory-run Croydon
Council, and the Labour leader Cllr
Tony Newman, have pledged to
unite in a bid to persuade residents
not to give the BNP their vote.
The
move has resulted from a cross-party
analysis of the capital-wide Greater
London Assembly elections in
May when 713 residents from New
Addington and Fieldway voted for
the British National Party. This was
a near 50% increase in the BNP vote
compared with the 2004 London
mayoral elections and indicates that
the party has emerged as the third
most popular behind the Tories and
Labour in the area.
The results from the 2006 local
elections are also causing concern for
CROYDON: BNP has Labour and the Tories on the back foot in New Addington.
BNP now a key player on the
political stage in Carlisle
CARLISLE CITY COUNCIL
Upperby Ward
Thursday 12th June 2008
Donald Cape (Lab)........................ 595
Ann Warwick (Lab)........................ 515
James Osler (Lib-Dem)................. 428
Georgina Clarke (Con).................. 346
Brian Allan (BNP)......................... 321
Alistair Barbour (BNP)................ 278
Gareth Ellis (Con).......................... 275
BNP Party Percentage: 18.8%
May 2007:
Lab 677, Lib-Dem 371, Con 215, BNP 168.
T HE British National Party has
proved itself to be a key player
on the political stage in Carlisle
after another strong showing in
the Upperby Ward by-election on
June 12th.
In May, the BNP had polled its best
votes in the city including 28% in
Currock and 21% in Morton. The by-
election in Upperby came about ini-
tially because of the tragic death of
Les Griffiths who had been declared
to stand as the BNP candidate. Then
days later one of the two Labour
councillors died suddenly leaving
two vacant seats in the ward.
The British National Party candidates
were local carpet fitter Brian Allan,
and self-employed gas fitter Alistair
Barbour, who has worked in Carlisle
all his working life. They faced a dif-
ficult contest in a seat that should be
AROUND THE BRANCHES
CLIFF LE MAY: In touch with voters and
aware of the issues that worry them.
the old gang parties. In the Fieldway
ward, the BNP beat the Tories
securing 692 votes, and were just 134
votes away from taking the seat won
by Labour councillor Carole Bonner.
In the New Addington ward, the BNP
scored 772 votes - making the Party
the third most popular choice behind
the two leading parties.
While the next local elections in
Croydon are not until 2010, Fisher
safe for labour but where the Tories
were making a big push.
The last time there was an elec-
tion here in May 2007, Christine
Williamson stood for the BNP and
polled a very respectable 168 votes
which was 11%. This time the BNP
vote share was up nearly 8% and our
candidates showed the most progress
of any of the main parties.
Cumbrian BNP Press Officer Clive
Jefferson. said he was very satisfied
with the result.
“It was a solid performance from a
political party that is now a permanent
part of the political landscape in Car-
lisle. There’s been a significant trans-
formation in how we are perceived
CARLISLE CANDIDATES: Brian Allan and Alistair Barbour nearly doubled the
BNP vote in Upperby from 12 months ago.
PAGE 9
and Newman said they would meet
to discuss a plan of action.
Fisher said: “I would be very happy
to enter into any sort of work with the
Labour Party to try to undermine the
BNP position in New Addington and
Fieldway.
“I’d rather see people voting Labour
than BNP.
Newman also said he’d rather
residents voted for the Conservative
Party than the BNP.
He said: “I will be happy to
work with Mike Fisher and other
political parties such as the Liberal
Democrats, to send out a strong anti-
BNP message.”
Croydon BNP organiser Bob Gertner,
is not surprised that Labour and the
Tories are now working together
against the BNP.
“Both parties are in trouble and
totally discredited in Croydon. On
the doorstep it is the immigration THE CHAIRMAN: Andy McBride presents Nick with his portrait at a break for
and economic policies of this Labour lunch during campaigning for the Henley by-election.
Portrait takes pride of place
Government that voters are angry
about as well as the way the Tories are
running the council. We are working
very hard in New Addington and
Fieldway, with regular door-to-door at Party’s headquarters
N
sales of our newspaper, Freedom,
ICK Griffin has been given for the Henley by-election.
and targeted campaigning.
a portrait painted by Hamp- “It’s a smashing portrait and I’m
“The local BNP representative and
shire artist and the BNP’s South- delighted to receive it,” Nick told
candidate for New Addington is Cliff
ampton organiser John Wale, as a Freedom.
Le May and he liaises with many
special gift. “I’m no art expert but to me this
local groups and  people in order to
Andy McBride, the Party’s South- looks like an accomplished painting.
keep in touch with the issues that
East Regional Organiser, presented I would like to thank John for this
concern residents.”
the painting to the British National wonderful surprise and it will now be
The Tories telling voters they can vote
Party’s chairman during a break for hung in pride of place at the Party’s
for Labour? Labour telling voters
lunch in a hard day’s campaigning new headquarters.
they can vote for the Conservatives?
All further evidence that there
is no difference between the old
gang politicians and even if David
Cameron became Britain’s next
Prime Minister, nothing would
really change.
and received by the electorate, the
press, the other parties and the council
officers at City Hall since we fought
our first election in Carlisle.
“That was 18 months ago at the
Brampton by-election in January
2007. We were total novices, polled
88 votes (6%), and were derided by
those in the three main parties,” he
said.
But with six candidates in 2007
receiving 1187 votes and a 23.4%
vote share in Currock that attitude
changed and this May the British
National Party contested 8 seats,
improving its vote again to a level
that commands a certain level of
respect from our opponents.
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Maurice Collett’s 100 mile bike ride Sally Wood

by James North shop in the town centre.

A T six o’clock on a windy

Sunday morning, Maurice
Collett left his home in Leices-
tershire to embark on a 100 mile
fundraising bike ride from Rothley
to Skegness in Lincolnshire.
It was decided beforehand when
planning the route that Maurice
would call in at several towns on
his way to Skegness to help promote
the Party. Melton Mowbray was
the first port of call where Maurice
was joined by East Midlands Young
BNP Organiser Matthew Sleath, for
the remainder of the trip.
Photographs were taken and an
interview was conducted outside
Melton’s world famous pork pie
Next stop was Grantham where
another additional rider, Nigel
Podam, joined the fundraising Straight Talking
conveo for the duration of the trip.
The team took time to visit Grantham
Council’s Guildhall before heading
for Boston, the last stop before arriv-
Third World with the EU
ing in Skegness.
Here the team took a well-deserved
break at the historic site of Boston
I N the last few years over 10,000 Somalians have arrived in
Britain and settled in Leicester.
If you were asked where they had come from, you would be for-
Stump, a magnificent 14th century given for thinking that they must have fled war torn Somalia, but
church where refreshments were pro-
vided by local members.
you would be wrong. The startling fact is they have only made the
At exactly 2pm the weary travellers short trip across the North Sea from the Netherlands.
arrived in the seaside resort of Skeg- Immigration is self-perpetuating. If a government has a policy of
ness to be greeted by a sea of flags allowing in immigrants, it then has to allow in even more to care for
and a chorus of cheers from BNP them, teach them in our schools, and sell them goods and services.
well-wishers.

Day of action in Skegness

welcomes ‘the Fundraiser’
by Wayne McDermott

O N Sunday 6th July, British National Party

members from across the East Midlands
travelled to the Lincolnshire costal town of
DOUBLE DUTCH: Third World immigrants entering the UK via Holland.
The Government has a new policy of just allowing in migrants from
Skegness to welcome Maurice Collett after he had within the European Union. Outsiders would only be considered
cycled the 100 miles from his home to raise money if they came within the criteria  established by  the new points
for the BNP’s European Election Fund. system. This, one would conclude, would be the end of mass Third
In the morning while waiting for Maurice to arrive, World migration to these shores, but not so, because it ignores the
nine separate leafleting teams were organised and sent huge numbers of Third World immigrants living in other EU coun-
out to different parts of the town.
tries who are now EU citizens, and who like the Dutch Somalians
Luckily the rain held off and the teams managed to
distribute over 3,000 copies of a specially produced are perfectly entitled to come and live here.
Skegness Patriot newsletter to local residents before Indeed when a country such as Holland starts making life more
making their way to the clock tower to join up with the difficult for its immigrants, such as the dispersal programme it had
town centre paper sales teams. for the Somalians, they are far more likely to just up sticks and
The day was a great team-building exercise which move to a new more immigrant friendly country.
combined political activity with a day out to the coast I can envisage that should more EU countries become less toler-
along with some socialising, and goes to show that the
BNP likes the work and play approach to its politics.
ant towards immigrants, a situation could arise where there is a
mass movement of these people within Europe resulting in the last
friendly European country becoming a haven for them all.
Unless we leave the EU, that haven will become Britain!

The world of scarcity

THE DAY WE WENT TO SKEGNESS - TOP: Maurice arrives after his 100 mile trek. ABOVE: BNP members and well wishers
get ready to greet him. The Freedom stall did a brisk trade throughout the morning. BELOW: “Where’s the nearest pub?”
Maurice and his supporters seem ready for some well-earned refreshment.
T AKING a taxi recently from the Gare de Nord in Paris, I
was amazed to see how the place has changed demograph-
ically since my last visit. If it hadn’t been for the buildings I
could have been travelling through a third world bazaar.
Why, I wonder, do the native Parisians stand idly by as they are
displaced in their own capital city.  Has the ‘thought virus’ of polit-
ical correctness affected their brains and stultified their minds to
such an extent that they are unable to object?
Coincidentally on the train journey across, I was reading an article
on Charles Darwin and how influenced he had been by Thomas
Malthus. Now, Malthus stated that all populations grow to out-
strip available resources. It therefore follows that any individual
varying in such a way that it has an advantage in competing for

NEWS
resources is more likely to survive to breed.

FLASH!

PARIS: Multiracialism will test the predictions of Thomas Malthus.

Mankind’s numbers have  grown exponentially over the centuries
until today the world population stands at 6 billion and still grow-
British National Party
SMS ALERTS Winswell in War ing. Up until now we have not been really tested by Malthus’ pre-
dictions as the ingenuity of Western man has kept the world one

G ET our latest election

results, the BNP’s media
appearance dates and other
England 1940 step ahead of resource scarcity.
We have slipped seamlessly from one energy source to another:
Bombs, spies, invasion - from wood to coal and then to oil, but the time is now upon us
BNP news flashes instantly
texted to your mobile phone. schoolboys form their when oil  demand is set to outstrip  supply and without a tech-
There is no subscription charge, own Home Guard nological breakthrough soon the 6 billion people in the world
just text “BNP” to 83300 in order today dependent on oil will suddenly find themselves in a world
to immediately join the service Traditional fiction of scarcity. 
and “BNP OFF” to the same suitable for all ages How will all the other multiracial countries behave if a techno-
number to unsubscribe. logical breakthrough is not found soon and they suddenly find
No text message will cost more
than £1.50 and will only be sent
£7.00 inc post themselves faced with dwindling resources. Will all the various
out for BNP election results and ethnic tribes  power down collectively like Buddhist monks, or
other important information.
PO Box 6576, Poole, Dorset BH12 9DQ will we see Malthusian predictions writ large?
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Councillors had
secret agreement The S ale s Le ague f or Is sue 95
with mosque over 1. LEEDS ........................................................... (1)

‘Call to Prayer’
2. CARLISLE...................................................... (2)
3. BARNSLEY.................................................... (3)
4. Tyneside....................................................... (4)
5. Coventry....................................................... .(5)

No wonder Polish bus

6. Allerdale....................................................... (6)
7. Newcastle & Gateshead......................... (7)
8. Broxbourne.................................................. (8)

drivers like Scotland

9. Black Country............................................. (9)
10. Leicester....................................................... (10)
11. Southend...................................................... (11)
PCV training only if you CAN’T speak English! 12. Croydon........................................................ (12)
by Colin Cox English as their first language. 13. Barking & Dagenham.............................. (13)
D UNDEE has been hit more When he questioned the legality

LEICESTER: Or is it the Middle East?
A
MOSQUE has claimed it has
a secret agreement with the
council to be allowed to extend the
hours of its call to prayer.
The Masjid Umar mosque, in
Evington Drive, Stoneygate, Leic-
ester, sounds its Call to Prayer for
three minutes until 9.45pm which
is an extension on the two minutes
call to prayer allowed only until
8.00pm as granted in the original
application.
The council received 29 letters from
local residents complaining about the
noise nuisance of the wailing imman
but refused to take any action.
Now the mosque wants their secret
agreement with the council out in the
open and officially ratified.
A spokesman for Masjid Umar said:
“The mosque already has an infor-
mal agreement with the council
to sound the call up until 9.45pm
so we are not asking for anything
new. A three-minute call would
cause no more disturbance than a
two-minute call.”
When battering
than most by job losses
in recent years and as a result
unemployment has increased
significantly.
Now there comes yet another blow
for the beleaguered workforce with
the revelation that when a job seeker
asked his Job Centre if there was
help available towards attaining a
Passenger Carrying Vehicle (PCV)
licence he was told ‘yes’ but not for
you as English is your first language.
Scott Crossan, a family man with two
children, has lived in Dundee all his
life. He was understandably angry
at the response he received when he
enquired about any driving courses
or financial help towards attaining a
PCV licence. He was told by a job
centre employee that funds were only
available for persons who do not have
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14. Northampton.............................................. (15)
of such a policy that favoured
immigrants over British people, he 15. Pendle............................................................ (18)
was told to be quiet or the police would 16. Sheffield....................................................... (- )
be called. When Mr Crossan said that 17. Copeland...................................................... (17)
he wished to make a complaint to
the job centre management over the 18. Havering ..................................................... (- )
19. Burnley.......................................................... (19)
aggressive attitude of the staff, he
was escorted from the premises by a 20. Charnwood.................................................. (20)
security officer.
Scott Crossan told Freedom:
“I have lived and worked in Dundee
all my life and paid my taxes. I asked
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It seems as though they are only
interested in recruiting Polish bus
drivers”.
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Illegal hunting in
a priest isn’t a It is a national emblem: the patchwork

‘faith hate’crime fields, the hedgerows, the dark brooding

hills. Its images fill our literature and our

A
Malta is decimating
Muslim youth who attacked cinema screens. Yet somehow, while we
a Church of England clergy- were otherwise preoccupied, the British
man walked free from court after countryside has been brought to ruin.

his not guilty plea for religiously
aggravated actual bodily harm
was accepted by the court.
Babul Islam, 19, and two other
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The attack happened outside St
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SHADWELL: St George’s-in-the-East.
Cannon Ainsworth, a father-of-four,
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Can you imagine what would have
happened if White youths had
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mosque should be a church?
*Two years ago in Carlisle, in Cumbria,
a man was sent to prison for just telling
Muslims outside the city’s Brook Street
mosque, to go back to Pakistan.
Britain’s birdlife
by Trisha Scott
S OME of the sights and sounds
of the British countryside are
in danger of disappearing forever
with many of our best loved
summer visitor birds declining
rapidly.
The Cuckoo, for instance, whose
call is eagerly awaited each spring,
has seen its population plummet by
an alarming 59%. It is probably now
true to say that the majority of British
children have never heard the once so
familiar call of this bird, whereas in
years gone by, we used to listen out
for the Cuckoo in the hope of being
the first to hear that newly arrived
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Other losses causing some concern
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FACING EXTINCTION?: The Spotted Flycatcher, the Tree Pipit and the Turtle
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Tree Pipit (down by 83%).
Several theories have been put
forward to try to explain these
worrying trends, including climate
change and habitat degradation in
their wintering areas.
But whilst these probably play no
small part in the decline of these
species, some blame for the loss
of our birds must also lie with the
hunters in countries such as Malta.
These gunmen are responsible for
the deaths of thousands of birds,
including the already endangered
Osprey and Honey Buzzard during
their migration periods.
Isn’t it typical of the EU bureaucrats
in Brussels who manage to interfere
in our lives whenever they want yet
appear unable to enforce conservation
legislation to protect our threatened
birdlife from Maltese hunters.
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EDITORIAL & LETTERS VOICE OF FREEDOM - ISSUE No.97

COMMENT
The Voice of
Freedom
ISSUE No.97 The Newspaper of the British National Party

EDITOR: Martin Wingfield

Contributors:
Steve Johnson, Trisha Scott,
Tina Wingfield. Bob Gertner.
freedom@bnp.org.uk

Reclaim our airports

T RANSPORT Secretary Ruth Kelly, says that Heathrow
Airport needs a third runway to increase its capacity
because it is “bursting at the seams”.
She has been backed by British Airports Authority chief AT THE COUNT: Michael Barnbrook (3rd left) and his team after beating the Labour candidate in Bexley.
executive Colin Matthews, who said that if Heathrow did not
get a third runway it risked being reduced to a “regional airport
on the margins of Europe”.
He says that Heathrow needs direct Keep our Public Schools
W
and regular connections to cities such as Bangalore and Chennai HEN I attended State
because these are now the important global IT centres. Primary Schools, Grammar
School and University, during
Letters to the Editor - freedom@bnp.org.uk
The British National Party says that Heathrow doesn’t need a
and after World War 2, there
third runway. One third of Heathrow’s traffic, which makes the
was precious little wrong with Make a stand Wasn’t Islam, honest
airport so busy, is transfer passengers who contribute nothing, to
Heathrow, or to London, or to the UK economy.
the results obtained by the State
educational system. I READ with interest the report
of the 76 year-old pensioner
jailed because he could no longer
I T seems there is a move a foot
to re-educate the public in their
perception of Islam.
Under a BNP Government there would be no need for direct Standards were high and the results
were good so why did successive afford to pay his council tax. A primary school head teacher here
flights to Bangalore and Chennai, because the IT centres that
Governments need to change it? Contrast this with the case of a in Leeds has been forced to undergo
were vital to Britain would be based in Britain. local 22 year-old burglar given a race equality training for daring to
Look at the corresponding
For environmental and security reasons we need to dramatically system today.   Some secondary suspended sentence and then put to mention Muslims and bombs in the
cut the number of flights in and out of Britain that do not directly school   leavers are barely able to the front of the housing queue with same sentence while dealing with
benefit Britain and the British people. Much of the air traffic read, write, or communicate orally, all his benefits arranged for him. an incident in the playground.
let alone perform simple sums. It is time that our senior citizens got Apparently the parents of a Muslim
between Britain and the Indian sub-continent is generated by
I don’t agree with the proposition together to fight this sort of injustice pupil complained and the police
immigrants returning home for holidays and to visit families. by refusing to pay their council tax were called in to investigate.
put forward in last month’s
Such a large scale exodus and influx, two or three times a year Freedom that Public Schools should and being prepared to go to jail. The teacher was spoken to and
for each family, leaves a huge carbon footprint, facilitates illegal be absorbed within the State system I am willing to do this. Is there any told to reflect on his inappropriate
immigration and encourages a dual citizenship mentality which - this is a recipe for educational one else who is prepared to join me? language.
suicide. At least let us keep some of If enough of us make a stand then Those in power are trying to muddy
is not beneficial to community cohesion.
the excellence which we have. the authorities will have to sit up the waters as to the motivation of
The British National Party would also bring the BAA, which is and take notice. the London suicide bombers so in
When the State educational system
owned by the Spanish Ferrovial Group, back under State control to has been mended, and rescued from David Rimington, Harrogate. years to come it will be regarded
ensure that our airports are serving the best interests of the British years of endless Marxist tinkering, as just a terrorist attack having very
people and not being used to make a profit for a foreign company. it will be time enough to consider Creating tensions little to do with Islam.
Jenny Farmer, Roundhay.
H
the evolution of “improvements.” ERE is yet another example

For the defence of Britain but abolition of the Public School

system shouldn’t be one of them.
A IR Chief Marshal Sir Jock Stirrup, the Chief of the
Defence Staff, has warned that Britain would have to be
P. G. Willis, email.
in Afghanistan for “some years” to ensure security. It has become the IHS!
Anyone familiar with the history of Afghanistan will know that
outside forces can never bring stability to the region, it is only the
R EPORTS concerning the
60th anniversary of our
National Health Service, have
indigenous tribes that can do that. Any British life lost there is a
featured prominently in the
life sacrificed for nothing and that is why the British National Party media of late. They describe the
would withdraw our troops from both Afghanistan and Iraq. beginning of universal health care
Our armed forces are for the defence of Britain. for the British people, free at the
point of delivery, and paid for by
Today we face a very real threat from the Islamic extremists now weekly contributions from the pay
embedded within our society because of the Government’s open packets of British workers.
door immigration policy. Our troops should be back in Britain, At what point I wonder, and on
guarding our ports and airports and providing the protection that whose orders, did it become the IHS
British people pay their taxes to receive and which should be a - the International Health Service?
Because that is precisely what we
priority for our Government. all pay for now.  Anyone, within
two minutes of setting foot on
Read Martin Wingfield’s Daily Blog British soil, can avail themselves of
tens of thousands of pounds worth
martinwingfield.blogspot.com
of medical care, free of charge,
courtesy of British taxpayers. It
BULK
may not work that way in principal,
of the discrimination that the
British people are suffering because
of unrestricted immigration.
My children have been refused
entry to a state-funded school in our
area, but places have been found for
children of Polish migrant workers
who have recently settled here.
When I wrote to the education
authority and asked why, I was told
that it was because the Poles were
Catholics and my children were not.
I have been funding this school
through my taxes for nearly thirty
years, and yet the children of
newly-arrived immigrants are able
to relegate my children to a second
choice school many miles away.
Is it any wonder that immigration is
creating social tensions?
Ralph Ellis, Vale Royal.
Black on white please
I
CAN only read, in comfort,
black printed on white.
Sally Wood’s column has recently
On the other side
I WAS in London for the
celebration of the 100th
Anniversary of the Territorial
Army and was surprised to
encounter an anti-BNP march as
it arrived in Trafalgar Square.
I have never seen such a degenerate
rabble. Rappers, assorted punks,
ageing Marxist types and those of
indiscernible sexuality, yes, they
were all there.
Their chanting was obscene and
their audience of bemused tourists
seemed surprised that the police
allowed it to go unchecked.
All I can say is that I am glad they
are on the other side and what a
staggering contrast they made to the
smartly dressed men and women
round the corner in Horseguards for
the TA celebration.
Mike Corfield, email.
Found a new home
I
left the Labour Party in 2002.

Freedom
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Ron Tandy, Kings Lynn.
But my years in the political wil-
derness are now over, and that is
foreign lands. So too should it be for because I have found the BNP.
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REMEMBERING KEITH BROWN
Day of action in Stoke on Saturday 9th August
O N the first anniversary of the
stabbing of Keith Brown, the
British National Party’s chairman
Nick Griffin, visited Stoke to pay
his respects to Keith’s family.
Keith Brown was stabbed to death
on July 6 last year by his Muslim
neighbour Habib Khan, following a
long-running dispute over property
boundaries. Khan was found not
guilty of murder after his defence
team claimed he had been a victim of
race hate.
Nick Griffin told the Stoke Sentinel
newspaper:
“Today our thoughts are with Keith
Brown’s wife Julia and her children,
but we will not let this matter rest.
“Despite the manslaughter verdict we
An MBE For What a way to treat this
Mona McNee servant of the community
A N MBE has been awarded to
S
Mona McNee, a teacher of
reading and writing, for voluntary
services to education in the Queen’s
Birthday Honours.
Mona is a keen advocate for the need
to return to the basic phonic method of
reading and has spoken on the subject
at a number of British National Party
branch meetings especially in the
North West of England.
MONA McNEE’s
Step by Step Reading
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TAN LEESE, an honorary
vice-president of Staffordshire
Football Association, has had
his membership suspended after
standing as a British National
Party candidate in Stoke at the
local elections.
The former football coach was just 30
votes short of winning Northwood &
Birches Head ward but his candidacy
angered county football chiefs, who
claimed his political views were at
odds with the FA’s equal rights and
anti-racism policies.
He had been made an honorary life
vice-president of Staffordshire FA
for his services to local football over
60 years, but that didn’t cut any ice
with Staffordshire FA chief executive
Brian Adshead, who demanded Stan
quit the BNP or resigned from the FA
before polling day.
But he did neither and was suspended
from the FA for three years.
In a letter, board chairman Roger
Street, admitted:
“The board do not believe you are in
any way racist.”
“To do this we have organised a day
of action on August 9th when we are
expecting large numbers of people
from around the country to converge
on the city for a rally.”
STAN LEESE: 40 years of service to
local football in Staffordshire.
Alby Walker, the leader of the BNP
group on Stoke Council, said the
Party would contest the suspension.
“We feel it is unfair of the FA to
take this action just because of Stan’s
membership of a political party.
“We are going to ask them to explain
their appeals process and are taking
legal advice,” he said.
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Nick Griffin
BNP poll 10.8% in
Hatfield and 12.3%
addresses in Blackpool

170 in Norfolk
Welwyn Hatfield
Hatfield Central Ward
Thursday 26th June 2008
Maureen Cook (Lab) ....................... 425
Hazel Laming (Lib-Dem) ................. 329
Stan Laver-Walton (Con) . ............... 319

B RITISH National Party chair-

man Nick Griffin, spoke at two
well-attended meetings in Norfolk
enjoyed a buffet lunch as Nick gave
a short speech and conducted a ques-
tion and answer session. This was an
Mark Fuller (BNP) ..........................
Timothy Butler (Ind) .........................
BNP Percentage: 10.8%
138
69

on the same day last month.

The first meeting was held in a
King’s Lynn public house. 55 people
DAVE FLEMING: 45 votes from victory.
excellent attendance for a mid-week
lunchtime meeting held in a small
market town, and gives an indication
of the growing support that the BNP
is receiving in West Norfolk.
The meeting was  ably chaired by
Dave Fleming, the BNP’s prospec-
tive parliamentary candidate for the
North West Norfolk constituency. In
last year’s council elections,  Dave
Fleming stood in the North Lynn
ward and received 34% of the vote,
coming within 45 votes  of being
elected in what was the Labour Par-
ty’s strongest ward in the whole of
Norfolk.
After the meeting the BNP Chairman
accompanied Dave Fleming on a fact
finding mission to villages in West
Norfolk that are likely to be affected
I T was an encouraging first effort
for the British National Party in
Hatfield Central ward.
Excellent BNP candidate Mark
STOKE HOLY CROSS: There were 115 here to listen to the BNP chairman. Fuller, secured over ten percent of the
by proposals for large scale sand and venue for the evening meeting which vote taking votes equally from both
gravel extraction. Norfolk BNP is attracted  an audience  of 115. Nick the Labour Party and the Tories.
supporting villagers’ objections to spoke of the dangers facing Norfolk
the plans amid fears that such mining not only from multinational mining
on a massive scale would cause seri- companies keen to exploit its natural
ous illnesses such as silicosis. resources, but also from the massive
The next stop on the Norfolk whistle influx of  migrant labour which is
-stop tour was a restaurant in a con- depressing wage levels and changing
verted water mill at Stoke Holy the character of towns such as King’s
Cross in South Norfolk. This was the Lynn, Thetford and Great Yarmouth.  
MARK FULLER: Impact in Hatfield

Leaflets and
Blackpool Council
Park Ward
Thursday 26th June 2008
Peter Collins (Con) .......................... 977

‘YouTube’ for
Roy Fisher (Lab) . ............................ 448
Les Joy (BNP) ................................ 218
Susan Close (Lib-Dem) ................... 97
Colin Porter (UKIP) . ........................ 30

Liverpool BNP
BNP Percentage: 12.3%

T HE BNP vote in Blackpool’s

T HE local elections in Liverpool
this year saw an increased
British National Party presence
with 11 candidates standing in
the city itself and 31 throughout
Merseyside. The election results
reaffirmed where the BNP stands
in Liverpool as the third most
voted for party.
Launching a new leafleting campaign
in the city, Liverpool BNP Organiser
Steve Greenhalgh, said:
“We received a very good response
leading up to the May elections and
we want to capitalise on the current
interest.
Park ward was squeezed after
a huge Tory campaign to win the
seat from Labour.
Our very good community candidate
Les Joy, still polled well to beat the
“We’ve been out over the last few SOUTH NORFOLK: Nick chats to World War II veteran and former Royal Marine, Lib-Dems with the UKIP candidate
weeks in areas that we didn’t con- Bill Fitt, after the meeting in Stoke Holy Cross. receiving a derisory 30 votes.
test like parts of Bootle and Anfield.
There has been quite a lot of feed-
back, which is very encouraging.
However, we are not just relying on
leafleting to spread our message; we
are experimenting in other areas like
placing videos on YouTube”.
The latest Liverpool BNP video to
be released on this self-broadcasting
internet site is a Fathers’ Day mes-
sage condemning the IVF Bill that
is going through the House of Com-
mons at the moment.
The video presenter is Pete Molloy,
who joined the BNP from the Labour
Party in 2006.
“I thought it would be very important
to send out a message to the public
on Fathers’ Day to let them know that
there is actually a political party out
there that understands the important
role of the father in a family.
“The BNP believes that a strong
nuclear family unit benefits society

BNP Scottish Office meet in Perth

PETE MOLLOY: Ex-Labour Party.
by producing children that will grow
up into responsible adults, which will
have a positive affect on our country
as a whole.” 
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East meets West in Nuneaton

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ALWYN Deacon, the BNP’s Mid-
lands Election Officer, opened his
Nuneaton pub to seventy members
and supporters from across the East
and West Midlands for a fundraising
three course dinner on Saturday 7th
June.
As well as raising nearly £1,000 in
much needed funds which will be split
between the two regions, the meeting
was a chance to meet and make new
friends, and promote mutual co-oper-
ation in building the party.
As an ice breaker Wayne McDermott
produced a 20 question quiz with ten
questions relating to West Midlands
and ten questions relating to the
East Midlands. This meant that both
regions had to work together to pro-
duce the answers.
Simon Darby, the Deputy Chairman
of the British National Party drew the
raffle for which the main prize was
three bottles of champagne, a red
one, a blue one and a white one from
the vineyards of Jean-Marie Le Pen.
They were from the same batch as
those famous ones that were opened
outside Leeds Crown Court when
Nick Griffin and Mark Collett were
famously acquitted by the jury of the
Government’s trumped-up charges.

It’s Labour that ENVIROMENT HOUSING

is not wanted
in Corsham
CORSHAM Council
Corsham Ward
Thursday 3rd July 2008
Isabel Langford (Lib-Dem) . ............. 676
Kenneth Mellor (Con) ...................... 399
John Whitleton (Ind) ........................ 172
Chris Kelly (Ind) ............................... 147
Mike Howson (BNP) ...................... 119
Judy Hible (Lab). .............................. 92
Lorraine Roberts-Rance (Green)...... 42
BNP Percentage: 7.3%

C HRISTINE Reid, the Labour

Party’s only district council-
lor in Wiltshire, scurried from the
count before the result was even NHS BRITISH JOBS
announced.
She was probably regretting her
announcement on television in May
2007 when the BNP had it’s first
councillor elected that “the BNP are
not wanted here”.
But 12 months down the line voters BNP STALWARTS: Pat, with husband Mike, at her 60th birthday party in Bognor.

60th birthday bash helps

made clear it which party they didn’t
want in Corsham with the BNP’s
Mike Howson gaining more votes

raise funds for the BNP

than the Labour candidate. 
It was a disappointingly dirty cam-
paign with both the Tory and Green
Party joining with Labour to hand
out third party anti-BNP leaflets.
S ATURDAY 21st June saw a
very special occasion down on
the South Coast in Bognor Regis
when one of the region’s most
dedicated members had a very
special birthday party.
Pat Witchell was celebrating her
60th birthday and did it in style with
a fund-raising bash for the BNP. Pat
who is recovering from illness has
often been out and about leafleting
in her wheelchair and along with
husband Mike has helped to establish
the Party in Sussex.
The party was attended by members
and supporters as well as friends and
family, all in the knowledge that Pat
and Mike were raising funds for the
British National Party.
Nick Griffin was unable to attend
CRIME IMMIGRATION
due to a long-standing speaking
engagement in Blackpool, but he
telephoned Pat to wish her a very
happy birthday.
At the end of the night Pat thanked
all those who attended:
“It has been a wonderful party, and
we hope that you have all enjoyed the
evening. Thanks to your generosity
we have raised £353 which will go
towards the South East Region’s
European Election Fund.”

MIKE HOWSON: More votes than Labour.

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