The British Nationalist

Once again Unite Against Fascism (UAF) have scuppered interactive democracy. Reminding us of one of their infamous lines: ‘ We believe in freedom of speech but not for fascists’ . Obviously oblivious to the fact that the opposite is declared as soon as their representative uttered ‘but’.

As much as these fools like to claim that they’re ‘concerned local residents’, for the most part they are parachuted in from all over the UK. At Durham University, the decision to allow or not to allow active democracy should have been a decision taken by the student union, as elected officials. Not by failed students of the 60’s and the young social-retards of the UAF.

These extreme leftists peddled the usual lies in order to shut the debate down; the violent BNP thugs will turn up. THIS IS A LIE. The BNP does not engage in street protests, save in exceptional circumstances, such as the ‘free speech’ trial of Nick Griffin. Why would BNP supporters turn up to a University debate, it’s a function for the students alone.

This is an outdated tactic by the UAF, it’s designed to goad us into rolling in the streets with them, there can only be ‘violence’ if the UAF turn out to attack us. This would provide local and/or national rags with the pictures to accompany articles describing us as violent fascists. They’re frustrated because we don’t do street marches or violence. In fact, it is the UAF that engages in fascistic tactics. Clawhammer attacks, spitting in the face of disabled children and surrounding lone BNP supporters.

It is this simple.

Q – If, as claimed, our arguments are so ’stupid’, surely these students will see through them? Where is the need to stop us putting them forth?

A – It is precisely because our arguments are growing in popularity and acceptance that they want us silenced. The UAF and the broader leftist movement cannot counter us via argument. They have nothing left to offer but fists and boots, and they know it. Sadly, our supporters have experienced the power of the leftist’s argument – normally resulting in a visit to A and E.

Furthermore, this wasn’t just an attack on the BNP, this was an attack on every student that wanted to challenge our stance. It is up to ‘mainstream’ party supporters – and students – to stop these extremists. Do not be intimidated by these people. They’re communists at heart, and that translates as an inherent cowardice, they fear the freedom to fail.

The BNP has its hands tied. I will give my warning though, any UAF that gets up in my face will be picking his teeth up off the floor – I will stick the head on you, in self-defence of course.

The newspapers call us ‘fascists’, ‘extremists’, ‘racists’ etc but they never call us liars.

It has been revealed that Communist protesters with the Unite Against Fascism (UAF) group have cost the taxpayer £143,000.

This figure includes thousands of extra police at a cost of £109,000 and a further £13,000 in overtime, and £21,000 on road closures, erecting barriers and a helicopter.

Police were drafted in after the communists threatened to lay siege to the BBC’s headquarters in West London on the night that BNP leader Nick Griffin, took party in Question Time, the BBC’s premier politics show.

500 of the violent far-left activists surrounded the BBC building, and at one point managed to break through the police line and enter the building. They were only stopped when the BBC’s security staff spotted them gathering outside the studio where Question Time is filmed.

Local Labour MP Andy Slaughter, said that the BBC should cover the cost of the policing. Therefore, spreading the cost across all contributors of the TV licence-fee tax, and not leaving the bill with the Metropolitan Police.

It is believed that the various anti-democracy groups – such as the UAF – have cost the Taxpayer around £1 million this year, in police protection costs. This figure includes the monstrous £500,000 spent protecting women and children at the BNP’s family festival.

First of all I hate the phrase “Anti-Fascist”. This is a contradiction as what they practice, through limiting our freedom of speech, is directly the equivalent to the modern day definition of “fascist”. I could discuss the origins of the word “fascism” but that’s for another day! I prefer to refer to them as “under informed sheep”.

I’m sure many of you will have come across “the great unwashed” as, in jest, we refer to them. They were probably trying to prevent you entering a meeting of some sort held by a perfectly legal, democratic party. Or maybe they were bravely giving you a phone call, off a withheld number, and hanging up before you even have a chance to reply to the insult. They could have been “trolling” a forum or article on the internet, to give the false impression that they have a lot more support than they actually have.

Either way I hope you will agree with me that most of this is based on cowardice. In fact, I remember a certain head of BNP security telling me that the only time they get charged upon, is when the police were there, and even then they charge straight towards the police, as they know the police are limited to the amount of force they can use. Mind you, would you really fancy the job of taking on Martin Reynolds? I know I wouldn’t!

When we actually dissect (not literally) the likes of the UAF, searchlight and other “anti-fascist” movements, I find that they are set into three very distinctive groups. “Midgets, transvestites and the rest are weirdos?” I hear you cry. Well joking aside, I believe it runs deeper.

At the top are the people in charge, the likes of David Cameron, Gordon Brown, other politicians and top trade unionists. These people do not really care about the message of perceived unity and harmony the UAF pretends it follows. All they care about are consolidating their public positions. As the British National Party is the only British party that believes in aiming for TRUE meritocracy, and the abolition of the ruling elite, they support any movement that will stop this, as they frantically try to claw on to the elevated positions they hold. Unfortunately this is at the expense of democracy (and of course all the hard working union members, who mostly are unaware where the money they pay in goes).

Next down the line are the true degenerates. These are people that are so insecure with themselves that they choose to believe in communist ideology, as this brings everybody else down to their level. Rather than choose self improvement, it is easy enough to pass the blame on the world around you, and take it out on those you see as superior to yourself. Because of the promotion of meritocracy within nationalism, they see this as a threat that they will have to foot the blame for their own status in society.

The third group, mainly students I believe, are the majority. These are people who just misunderstand nationalism and I believe they cannot be blamed for it. After all, if all the lies told about the BNP were true, I myself would be alongside them. But we know they are not. Up until the last five years, the British National Party have been something of a myth to most people, with no general media coverage, and no means, apart from the odd leaflet, to really get our message across. This has lead to a lifetime of indoctrination against us. On top of that the horrible stories they make up about us, laughable to anyone in the know, could be convincing to younger minds. They genuinely believe that we are a holocaust denying, Hitler-worshiping group of thugs.

The challenge here is convincing them that we are not. This has become easier since the growth of the internet as they can now view our side of the argument, and even liaise and debate with supporters through social networking. Sites such as YouTube also help us get our message through with multimedia videos dispelling the myths about us.

The bottom line is that we should not hold this against the majority; instead we should seek to disprove and discredit the first two categories of people. Once accomplished the majority should cease to protest, realising the flaws in their arguments, and in the best case even join our growing ranks.

I know we are still a long way from this but already we are starting to gain some ground. More and more, younger people are approaching us, and instead of blatantly shouting abuse, they are asking genuine questions.

I really believe people are starting to wake up and smell the coffee, and this will prove to be the undoing of the far left.

By Joey Smith

Stumbled across a little gem of an article, entitled ‘If it came down to it I would take up arms and fight against fascism‘.

Bryce Johnson used to live as most students do, playing computer games, getting wasted and going to lectures. That all changed – apparently – when he discovered Unite Against Fascism. The violent anti-democracy group.

Irony is lost on the internet-hardened Johnson, who wore a T-shirt with an anti-communist quote from George Orwell’s horrifying 1984 novel. Do these student-wankers not understand that they’re merely pawns in new-liebore’s fascistic UAF street army? And that they’re acting for the party that has constantly peddled that infamous Orwellian line – War is peace.

The article goes on to say that the UAF ‘boasts a far larger support base than the organisations they oppose’, I shouldn’t even have to point out that is this grossly incorrect. Does the UAF possess 1 million supporters? It doesn’t boast 10,000.

I believe that threatening to take up arms against a legal democratic party can be described as fascistic. The BNP does not march through the streets, we have no interest in ‘control of the streets’ or confrontation. One day, these metrosexual middle class lefty boys will corner the wrong  people, and get the tooling they so richly deserve. A dose of real fascism.

As for Bryce Johnson, well, he’s a student. Knows everything and nothing.

Unite Against Fascism (UAF), The militant wing of the Socialist Workers Party (SWP), marched into Leeds yesterday. Over 1,000 anti-democracy troops clashed with police officers as they attempted to stop the odious communists from attacking members of the English Defence League (EDL), an anti-islamisation group.

EDL activists sang patriotic songs such as ‘God Save the Queen’ & ‘Rule Britannia’, this incensed the UAF who retaliated with chants of ‘fascist scum off our streets’ and threw missiles. There were around 8 arrests, at least two of the ultra-leftists were arrested for public order offences. It is unclear if one of those arrested was the member of the UAF who launched a flare at a crowd of peaceful EDL protesters – a police officer managed to wrestle more flares from the possession of the violent communists and disposed of them.

One EDL activist said the UAF mob were spitting at the police and protesters: “We got so close at one point that the UAF were spitting at us, and the police officers, who were trying to protect us. They were really aggressive. One young bloke spat in the face of an EDL girl, it’s just not on“.

The middle class communist students have readily admitted that they’re no match for the working class protesters of the EDL:

“I’m very glad the antifa didn’t get through because we would have had no chance in a fight.”

And

“If it wasnt for the police UAF would have got destroyed. UAF was full of kids and anarchists.”

Lacking local communists in Leeds, the organisers had bussed in professional protesters from all over the country, their Jobseekers Allowance is often enhanced with a £25 attendance fee.

Meanwhile, the political arm of the UAF, the SWP, are running a campaign to raise £150,000, it is believed the donations will be used to fund more mobilisations against the various anti-islamification groups. So far they have raised just over £90,000.

It has been announced that Gerry Morrissey the General Secretary of the Broadcasting, Entertainment, Cinematograph and Theatre Union (BECTU) will address the communists of Unite Against Fascism (UAF) as they lay siege to several BBC studios across the  country – in their fascist attempt to intimidate the British Broadcasting Corporation into withdrawing an invitation to Nick Griffin MEP.

On their official website BECTU said: “the BNP’s policies are reprehensible, anti-democratic and racist and that the party’s performance earlier this year in the European elections, does not justify inclusion in the programme, contrary to the BBC’s official view.”

BECTU has said that they will support any BBC employees that refuse to take part in the production of the episode that will be filmed tonight. They have stated that they will ’support all members who choose not to work on this particular edition of Question Time if it goes ahead with a BNP representative on the panel’

The Union has a history of anti-democratic activity against the British National Party, having sent representatives to demonstrate with the UAF outside BBC studios before a BNP broadcast in May 2004.

Aggressive UAF protesters have promised to ‘gather thousands’ of students to form a blockade around the BBC’s West London studio. They plan to target BBC workers as they enter the buildings with their black propaganda leaflets.

Other unions and organisations willing to engage in fascist street activity include SERTUC, PCS, CWU, TSSA, Unite the Union, Musicians Union, Aslef and Love Music Hate Racism.

In a recent online edition of News Shopper, Gerry Gable was quoted saying that the British National Party’s election strategy has “Shades of Nazi Germany.”

GERRY Gable, the publisher of anti-fascist magazine Searchlight, says the BNP’s “bullying tactics” had “shades of Nazi Germany”.

He said: “The BNP is very good at organising people to email local newspapers in protest, but those who do email are largely not from the area.

“The first thing they want to do is silence the media.”
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Just a minute! Firstly, It is the UAF with their Muslim attack dogs that bully BNP supporters and activists only when they have superior numbers, isn’t that a hallmark of  bullying? Secondly, 90%+ of the communist street army are non-residents of the areas they invade, in fact, they’ve been known to bus them into London from as far away as Glasgow. Thirdly, the anti-democracy blogs organise ‘the troops’ to threaten and abuse the owners of hotels and pubs where the BNP is planning on holding a meeting. And finally, it isn’t the BNP that is planning on surrounding the BBC’s studios because they don’t want them to abide by their charter, who wants to silence the media? It’s not us.

So how would he describe the actions of UAF ,AntiFa and other fascist style left wing groups who also use similar tactics to silence those of us who seek to speak out against what we see as an attack on our liberty.
When the BNP membership was leaked on-line various Newspapers were quick off of the mark to print the list in their pages, some left wing groups exhorted their members to email, phone and otherwise harass people whose names appeared on the list, not content with just launching such attacks against the persons involved some even contacted the employers,neighbours and family members of those on the list.

Most trades unions bar people who belong to the BNP, some professions are denied to them, they are attempting to bar those in the teaching profession from being allowed to teach, but assert it is ok for children to be taught by rabid Communist and Islamic adherents.

Gerry Gable writing in ‘ The Independent‘ on Thursday 11th June 2009 states:
“The template for tackling and defeating the BNP is in place – at its base is a dynamic, broad-based coalition put together by Searchlight. A new politics of “Hope not Hate” has been created that reaches outside the Westminster beltway via unions, churches, voluntary groups, students and local political parties.
We will be confronting the BNP in every neighbourhood, on every estate and every street between now and the next critical showdown, the general election, which is less than 12 months away.

Nick Griffin has had his day. Now it’s our turn.”

You’re kidding no one Gable, you had your day back in the 60’s, and you failed to get even 5% of the vote when you stood as a Communist Party candidate in 1962. The heyday of the left is long gone, it’s about time you joined it in the wilderness.

by Alley Cat

Following the recent clash of protests between the English Defence League (EDL) and Unite “Against” Fascism (UAF) there have been calls for more restrictive laws when it comes to protests which may be deemed provocative.

It is said that Saturday’s protest in Manchester could cost the city as much as £800,000 after police were required to lock down Piccadilly Gardens and prevent any violence between the two groups.

The Town Hall and Police Cheifs subsequently plan to ask the Home Secretary, Alan Johnson, to “ban protests where violence is expected”.

This lends support  to the notion that the EDL is a State run organisation with the sole purpose of causing friction and allowing for the excuse to further curb our civil liberties in the name of combating violence.

The way in which the BNP is often wrongly associated with the EDL in the media encourages the subliminal conditioning of the notion that the Party is affiliated with violent street clashes.  Despite members of the British National Party generally steering clear of any outside organisation, Leftists are commonly seen carrying placards suggesting they are protesting against the Party as opposed to the EDL, knowing of the likelihood of these signs being shown on National television or newspapers.

It is advisable that anyone sympathetic with the English Defence League’s cause do not bow to the provocation of the insidious far-Left or Muslim gangs and remain calm and peaceful during any demonstration.

By Jersey Royal

Political spending figures obtained from the Electoral Commission’s website reveal that anti-democracy groups spent a staggering £442,700 in their failed attempts to stop the BNP from gaining its first members of the European parliament.

This figure is considerably larger than the amount spent by 16 other registered political parties on their European campaigns  - all under £250,000 – and is more than half of their combined expenditure, at £792,427.

The political campaign expenditure for groups not exceeding £250,000 show that at least four ‘third-party’ organisations spent large amounts smearing the British National Party, or ‘campaign(ing) for or against particular parties, candidates or policies’. As the Electoral Commission puts it.

The ‘Third Party’ Plotter’s Campaign Expenditure

• Searchlight Information Services ltd  - £137,409
• Unite Against Fascism (UAF) £86,987
• Public and Commercial Services Union (PCSU) – £74,794
• National Union of Teachers (NUT) – £25,194
• Unison -The Public Services Union – Not Yet Submitted

The gigantic and aggressively anti-BNP public services Union, known as Unison, have yet to submit their accounts, but we do know that they were involved with the NO2EU party, a party specifically designed to split the anti-EU vote and hinder the BNP’s progress; They were brazen in declaring on their website that one of their main campaign aims was to ’stop the BNP’. NO2EU spent £118,326 as part of a joint effort to subvert British democracy.

If possible Nationalists should join Solidarity, the independent nationalist union. If this is not possible then members should opt-out of the political levy imposed by their establishment unions.

Failed anti-democracy plot – £450k +. The look on the faces of the UAF thugs the morning after the Euro announcement – Priceless.

On Saturday the English Defence League (EDL) will meet in Manchester to demonstrate against the Islamification of the UK and extremist clerics. Although this is a stance shared across several political parties and groups, the EDL has no links with the BNP.

Pro-Islamisation UAF supporters are planning to confront the group in Piccadilly Square. They say that they ‘need to stand up and link arms with the Muslims against the EDL’. The same tactics which brought violence to the streets of London last month.

In an outburst which is a new sickening low even for this degenerate violent gang of communists the UAF supporters are planning to blow whistles during a 2 minute silence held by the EDL for the British soldiers killed in recent conflicts.

“(The) Neo-Nazis will be having a 2 minutes silence time to blow whistles and horns“, said Tommy, regular contributor to the UAF blog aptly known as ‘Scumcaster Unity’.

Anyone who doubts that UAF supporters hope to replicate the scenes of violence in Harrow should read their comments: “Just like in Harrow they must be forced to retreat, we had a very strong antifascist fighting force of about 1000“, said Jamie the ‘Anti-Fascist’.

Note the language used: ‘Fighting force’ & ‘retreat’. Very militant for a group that claims that it does not engage in forming fascist street armies. We can only hope that the police will detain these hate-mongers.

This isn’t the first time that UAF supporters have revealed where their loyalties lie. Several supporters are on record stating that British soldiers ‘got what they deserved’  when they return from a tour of duty in a flag draped coffin.