The British Nationalist

The chart is from Political Betting.com a good source of mostly unbiased material, money where the mouth is tends make people’s opinions more honest.

They used the chart to show the difference between vote share when spread across the whole of the country against only those seats fought between Labour and the Tories. But my interest went down the chart to the BNP see how the percentage rose from 0.7% nationally – which the opponents of the BNP love to bang on about – against the figure of 4.3% average across all 119 seats which the BNP fought, this average is 1.5% higher than that of UKIP.

You will also see if we could harness the nearly a million voters which we got out in the euro election. We would have a clear 4th place and I am sure be winning seats in the next election. The challenge is to get those voters out, the tools is reports like this, it is all in how you decipher and promote the figures, you can say the BNP only got less than one percent or you can promote that we were 6 times better than that.

By Election Correspondent

This polling research below was backed by, and produced for, political betting. As I have said before, within reason, those who have money to put where their mouths are have less of an axe to grind and are closer to what is really happening.

Nationally the BNP are on 5% but this includes weak areas. But for the North the BNP has grown to 8%! Maybe this should be an area in which the BNP concentrate.

At present all sorts of rumours are abound, and the main focus of the BNP is towards Barking, and with good reason because as stated HERE You will see the move upwards in support for the BNP and steep decline for Labour making winning the seat a real possibility.

But what of other seats? We have our two MEP’s from the North West and Yorkshire and Humberside regions. I don’t think it is beyond the realms of possibility that we have Nick Griffin elected for Barking and at least another candidate elected from another seat, we do need to not just focus on Barking though but look at the whole of the UK. The euro elections are good for one purpose they give every voter in the UK a chance to vote BNP. At this election I think we should give as many voters as possible a chance to vote BNP, by having as many candidates as possible. Lets see what happens.

By Election Correspondent

This shows that the BNP is the only party which shows that charity does begin at home.

TWO councillors from the British National Party (BNP) were entertained by a newly-formed community rugby club in South Oxhey yesterday.

The South Oxhey Rugby Club Exiles invited county councillor Deidre Gates, and Three Rivers district councillor Seamus Dunne, to share their post match drinks, and a game pie cooked in their honour at The Dick Whittington pub in Prestwick Road.

Matty Thorne, who got the club off the ground at the start of the season in September, said: “If it had not been for the help given by these councillors, our club could not exist.

“We needed money for shirts, balls, hiring pitches and so on.”

Councillor Gates, elected for South Oxhey in June, was persuaded by Councillor Dunne to put £3,000 of her £10,000 allocation grant, available to all county councillors for community projects, into the club, while Three Rivers District Council put in a further £3,000.

Mr Thorne, 31, said: “Although we have lost today, it is going really well.

“We have more than 30 members and two or three new people are turning up every week.

“South Oxhey is an area of high deprivation, and although there are five football clubs there isn’t much else for people to do for physical exercise.”

Anticipating criticism for accepting the BNP’s help – refused by the South Oxhey Community Choir – he said: “I am not interested in politics, but I know this club is a good thing for the community and I need help from wherever I can get it.

“Whether you like it or not, many people round here voted for the BNP.”

Club captain Danny Howard said: “Before the club, most people here just spent all their time drinking.

“The club has given us all not just something to do but something to talk about rather than getting into fights.”

Councillor Gates said: “It was not the BNP’s money, but council taxpayers’ money, and I find it personally offensive that some people think it is somehow tainted.”

Councillor Dunne said: “This club is a very good thing for the South Oxhey. It is good for health and fitness and it helps foster a sense of community.”

All are welcome at the Exiles, who are so called as they include refugees from various local clubs and train on Thursday evenings at the South Oxhey Pavilion.

From Election Correspondent

Reflections on this result bring up so many thoughts, firstly lets start with the positive. In both respects voter percentage share and actual votes cast have gone up for the BNP. Since the euros earlier this year they have more than doubled in votes cast, and have risen nearly a percentage point from that same election. to be only a few labour postal ballot papers short of saving the deposit is incredible.

Let’s face it, this is no BNP heartland, but people recognise they only have the BNP to turn to. You do wonder about the 12 thousand people who voted Labour. What!!! exactly does Gordon Brown have to do in which they will say ” We won’t vote labour again. ” He is killing our troops for a needless war and leads a party through one shambles to another whilst most of his own party rips off the British tax payer for thousands of FLIPPING pounds.

The ex-speaker Martin who’s seat this was, may have come from humble background but like most shop stewards has filled his own boots and been well rewarded with a Lordship for his duties. Yet people who struggle on the bread line vote in their thousands for Labour who let this happen.

Postal voting is one thing which trully needs investigating, as a lot of people were counting this as a Labour win before the count even began, due to how many postal votes were cast. It is so easily to defraud those votes something has to be done. Or Labour may already have a lot of the next election in the bag, THE MAIL BAG that is.

But lets rejoice the fine BNP performance Well beating the loony left and only a few votes from saving the deposit and beating the Tories. Laughs to myself, Tories the credible oposition to Labour. NO! it is the BRITISH NATIONAL PARTY.

Labour – 12,231 votes (59.39%)
SNP – 4,120 votes (20%)
Tory – 1,075 votes (5.22%)
BNP – 1,013 votes (4.92%)
Solidarity – 794 votes (3.86%)
Lib Dems – 474 votes (2.30%)
Total votes cast – 20,595
Voter turnout – 32.97%
Rejected ballots – 43

Thirteen candidates stood in the seat. The results are:

Charlie Baillie – British National Party – 1,013 votes (4.92%)

William Bain – Labour – 12,231 (59.39%)

Eileen Baxendale – Liberal Democrats – 474 (2.30%)

Mev Brown – Independent – 32 (0.16%)

Colin Campbell – The Individuals Labour and Tory (Tilt) – 13 (0.06%)

Ruth Davidson – Conservatives – 1,075 (5.22%)

David Doherty – Scottish Greens – 332 (1.61%)

Mikey Hughes – Independent – 54 (0.26%)

David Kerr – SNP – 4,120 (20%)

Louise McDaid – Socialist Labour Party – 47 (0.23%)

Kevin McVey – Scottish Socialist Party – 152 (0.74%)

Tommy Sheridan – Solidarity – 794 (3.86%)

John Smeaton – Independent Backed by the Jury Team – 258 (1.25%)

By Election Correspondent

Notice how the other muppets do a runner as soon as the BNP candidate stands to address the hall. What a total lack of respect, this is not just aimed at the BNP but the whole political system.

In effect, Labour had this in the bag, mail bag that is. Postal voting claims rose from 2,000 at the last election to over 7,000 for this by election. It is being widely reported that in the new labour election handbook, not only will every sitting MP get £10,000 of tax payers money to advertise to the electorate but they are being willed to make sure every labour voter has a postal ballot form. Third world politics for a fast becoming third world country.

By Election Correspondent

You will see below two sets of results, one from this year, where the BNP got 4.4% and one from 4 years ago where the BNP got 3.2%, This is no ordinary election, the world and his wife will have eyes on the result. Plus, unlike the past you have a real contest between Labour and the SNP. In these instances when a real contest happens between two parties the others get squeezed.

I would say that to get around the 500 mark will be good for the BNP as it means we have kept the support loyal, anything more than that would mean it has grown in this area, and to increase on 4.4% would be fantastic because despite the close competition the voters have chosen to go with the BNP. Voting is this Thursday 12th November between 7am-10pm

VOTES FROM 2009 EURO ELECTIONS
British National Party – Local People First 545
Scottish Christian Party “Proclaiming Christ’s Lordship” 179
Scottish Conservative and Unionist Party 561
Jury Team Democracy, Accountability, Transparency 47
Liberal Democrats 533
No2EU:Yes To Democracy 179
Scottish Green Party 822
Scottish National Party (SNP) 3177
Scottish Socialist Party 287
Socialist Labour Party 446
The Labour Party 5244
United Kingdom Independance Party 618
Independent 67

In percentages that is
Lab 42.8%
SNP 25.9%
Grn 6.7%
UKIP 5.0%
Con 4.6%
BNP 4.4%
LD 4.3%
Oth 6.2%

RESULT FROM 2005 GENERAL ELECTION
Speaker Michael Martin 15,153 53.3 -13.8
Scottish National Party John McLaughlin 5,019 17.7 -0.5
Socialist Labour Doris Kelly 4,036 14.2 N/A
Scottish Socialist Graham Campbell 1,402 4.9 -3.2
Scottish Unionist Daniel Houston 1,266 4.5 +0.3
British National Scott McLean 920 3.2 N/A
Independent Joe Chambers 622 2.2 N/A

Majority 10,134 35.7

Turnout 28,418 45.8% +1.9%

Speaker hold Swing -6.6%

Good luck to BNP candidate Charlie Baillie.

By Election Correspondent

Nick Griffin will contest the Barking seat at the next general election, he will face an uphill struggle to displace the posh Labourite Margaret Hodge.

Here is a list of prices from the bookies on seats which the BNP will be fighting and the chances of winning them. The BNP will be fighting a lot more seats, but these are the only prices available at present from the main bookmakers.

Ladbrookes appears to have the best prices with much wider odds than Paddy Power, and so they will generate the most profit, should we win.

5/1 BARKING (P)

20/1 DEWSBURY (P), KEIGHLEY(P)

33/1 BURNLEY (P), DAGENHAM AND RAINHAM (P)

66/1 HYNDBURN (P), DERBY NORTH (L),

100/1 SOLIHULL (P), BRADFORD EAST (L), CHIPPENHAM (L), SW NOEMANTON PONTEFRACT CASTLEFORD (L), ROCHDALE (L)

PRICES FROM
(P) = PADDYPOWER
(L) = LADBROKES

By Election Correspondent

Political betting is something which has grown in leaps and bounds over the past few years. A few years ago you could only get prices on which main three political party was going to win the general election, now you can get all manner of bets.

The greatest movement I have seen is in the prices for the BNP, people will always want to dismiss BNP electoral success, saying we have had only small percentage gains, or nominal support in the country as a whole. But we as foot soldiers and supporters alike no this is different. Where as polls can be manipulated for whoever wishes to argue the point for or against. Betting markets in the main follow punters who put their money where their mouths are.

A few years ago it would be a very happy book maker who would have taken your money with a smile and offered 100/1 for the BNP to win any major electoral success. London assembly membership dropped from 50/1 to evens in a year and we proved the punters right. MEP market dropped from 20/1 to evens and again we proved the punter right.

If you look at where the markets for the general election before the euros you could get prices of 20/1 on a BNP candidate being elected as a MP, after the euro success that price dropped to 10/1 and after question time it is now as low as 7/2.

Now, I am not saying that you go out and try to make your fortune from betting on the BNP, but it is more proof, if proof was needed – that the BNP is moving onwards and upwards.

It will be interesting to see how the markets move in the next few months as we near the General Election. Polls and the media will be giving the message that nothing much is happening but when money is involved the betting markets will show you what is really happening, if the price closes in, the greater the chances of the BNP finally getting a chance to represent the British people in parliament.

By Election Correspondent