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Reverend Robert West polls11% in Louth by-election

by Mike Clayton

THIS was the rst time the BritishNational Party had stood in the

Louth Wolds seat of LincolnshireCounty Council.The vast rural ward spanned thecentre of the Lincolnshire Wolds andit was an excellent effort from thoseBNP activists who accomplished theirmission of delivering a leaet to everyhousehold.The Reverend Robert West wasour excellent candidate and he wasdelighted to beat the UKIP candidate

in a ward they believed they woulddo well in. Other objectives achieved,were to get 10% and to beat the LabourParty yet again which just shows howsupport for the Government party israpidly dwindling in Lincolnshire.

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Thursday 31st July 2008

Hugo Mareet (Con) ........ 1013Daniel Simpson (Ind) ....... 361Eric Needham (Lib-Dem). 304Robert West (BNP) ........ 219Michael Preen (Lab) ........ 75Barry Gleeson (UKIP)...... 59BNP Percentage: 10.8%

Councillor Cathy Duffyat Welbeck reception

LAST month, Charnwood BNPcouncillor Cathy Duffy, was

formally invited by Brigadier J.ERichardson MBE (Late R Signals)

and Commander 49 (East) Brigade,to attend a reception and brieng atWelbeck, the Defence Sixth FormCollege.Cathy was accompanied by Mauriceand Carol Collett, and the three BNPofcials were given an update on therecent changes within the Service.The Army takes its responsibilitiesvery seriously and the presentationteam explained how the Regular andTerritorial Army operate and interactswith other sections of society.The evening started with a drinks recep-tion followed by a presentation. Then

there was an opportunity to ask ques-tions in an open forum of a number oflocal Army representatives.The evening concluded with a nger

buffet and an opportunity to chat toany of the military personnel present.Cathy toldFreedom:The evening was attended by manyinuential people from within thelocal community and it was a thor-oughly enjoyable experience with aninformative presentation.Whether we agree or not with ourGovernments deployment of ourtroops, the men and women of ourArmed Services deserve our whole-hearted support because of the com-mitment they show to the defence ofour country.

THE news that the BritishNational Party had beaten the

Labour Party in the Henley parlia-mentary by- election was broadcastall around the world.The election itself, even before that

dramatic result had been announced,was attracting global interest andBNP candidate Tim Rait, met up withTamami Kasamatsu at one of the poll-ing stations in Thame as he did somelast minute canvassing.Tamami was from the Legislative

Bureau of the House of Representa-tives in Tokyo and she was in Henleyto act as an observer of our election

process for the Japanese Government.She was very interested in the BNPand was aware of the hostile press

we received and our concerns aboutthe impartiality of some of those con-ducting our elections. She was keen tond out from Tim whether the Party

believed it had been treated fairly bythe authorities and media during theHenley campaign.

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International observersaware of concerns aboutimpartiality at elections

Nick Grifn meets DouglasTidy at Exeter BNP meeting

AFTER Nick Grifn had addressedover 100 people in Devon, there

was a gentleman in particular thatthe British National Party chairmanwas very keen to meet.Douglas Tidy is probably one of theoldest active members of the BNP andhe was amongst those who packed avillage hall just outside Exeter.

Nick and Douglas chatted for sometime as the distinguished World War IIveteran recalled his war years.At the outbreak of war I was just 16

but joined the Royal Air Force, sayingI was 18. I was sent on deferred ser-vice so read law with a solicitor friendof my Father with a view to becomingan articled clerk. I also guarded fourmiles of Cornish cliff, at rst with a

pick-helve, and then an ancient rieand ve rounds. I wore the uniformof the Local Defence Volunteers withan armband denoting that, and the cap

badge I wore was that of the Duke ofCornwalls Light Infantry. The LDV

later became the Home Guard, whichhas been famously lampooned in thetelevision programme Dads Army.When nally I got into RAF uni-form I was posted to the OperationsRoom at a Fighter Command sectorstation, in 10 Group, at Portreath, inCornwall. Here I ew in my rst RAFtwin-engined aircraft, the Wellington.Although it was a ghter station withSpitres, and Beaughters, Welling-tons were being sent to the MiddleEast via Portreath.

After a distinguished performancein the Battle of Britain, the Squadronwas without aircraft. I was to assistedin running the signals, and the pilotswho had no aircraft of their own werein the Western Desert, ying in a com-

bined 145/74 Squadron with 145saircraft.The meeting itself heard from a rangeof speakers including Mike Turner,Exeter Organiser, Peter Mullins, SWRegional Organiser, Michaela Mack-enzie, Party Support Ofcer, and Law-rence West, a local candidate, before

enjoying a lavish buffet followed by aquestion and answer session with theParty chairman..The meeting was chaired by localBNP councillor Colin Fribbens (BNPParish Councillor) while Chris March-ant lmed the event for BNP TV.

douGLas Tidy: in 1941 n ying Wellingtons to the Middle East.

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VOICE OF FREEDOM - ISSUE No.98 PAGE 3CURRENT AFFAIRS

North Wales hears fromour GLA representative

Barnbrookbriefing

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THERE were over 100 people atthe BNP meeting in Wrexham

last month to hear a speech from theBritish National Partys new GLArepresentative Richard Barnbrook.Richard not only detailed the achieve-ments of the Party in London in gen-eral and Barking & Dagenham Branchin particular, but he also explainedhis work within the London Assem-

bly and what he wanted to achieve onbehalf of the people of London.Our success in London has beenachieved by hard work, pure and

simple, he told the audience. Wehave got out and talked and listened tothe public, showing them the real faceof the British National Party and theyhave responded accordingly.He went on to call for this strategy to

be replicated in Wales:Your battle will be won here inWrexham on the doorstep building

up a rapport with voters and showingthem that there is a political party thathas the answers to the problems thiscountry faces.Richard received a standing ovationand was thanked by Bill Murray,Welsh Regional Secretary and NorthWales Organiser for travelling up fromLondon. He reported that during the

meeting several more members had been signed up and another two hadcome forward as potential candidates.Bill then announced the formationof six new and reconstructed groupswithin North Wales: Wrexham, Buck-ley, Prestatyn, Rhyl, Flint, and Alyn &Deeside.With contacts across North Wales wewill soon have the whole of the regioncovered, he said. Adding that this wasa far cry from what the main partieshad predicted, claiming there was no

place for the BNP in Wales!

DAVID Owens, the BritishNational Partys candidatein the Costal ward by-election forBoston District Council, polled over10% of the vote and beat the LabourParty candidate.The local BNP election team washelped by activists from Leicesterand Charnwood who worked hard toraise the prole of the British NationalParty in the villages of Leverton, Ben-ington, Butterwick and Freiston thatmade up the ward.

East Midlands Election Ofcer WayneMcDermott, was happy with the result.We had only contested one seat inBoston before, coming last behindUKIP. This time we beat UKIP and theLabour Party candidate and secured a

respectable vote share.This was no mean achievement inquite a rural ward and has given ourunit in Boston a boost in the run-upto the all important European Parlia-ment and county council electionsnext year.

BNP trouncesLabour & UKIP

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Raymond McGuire (Con).... 344David Durrant (Ind) ............. 306Ossy Snell (Lib-Dem) ......... 213David Owens (BNP) .......... 119

Felicity Ransome (UKIP) .... 88Pam Imlah (Lab) ................. 44BNP Percentage: 10.8%

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AFTERFreedom reported on ameeting of Solihull BNP where

the guest speaker, Gill Bailey,spoke about the plight of one ofthe British Armys nest ghtingforces, the Gurkhas, readers ral-lied round to help.Gill, who is 61 years-old, was rais-ing funds for the Gurkhas by doinga sponsored wing-walk whichinvolved standing on the wing of a

plane whilst it was taking off, then

ying around and landing.These men have been abandoned bythe Labour Government after havingserved this country loyally for 200years, she told the meeting.I am a virgin wing walker and mustadmit I am scared silly, but I feel sostrongly about the sad situation these

brave men are in that I feel I have tobanish those fears.Freedoms readers were moved byGills plea and despite the creditcrunch gave nearly 200, all in smalldonations, to her Gurkha appeal.The BNPs candidate for Knowle,Frank OBrien, a charityfundraiser himself and theAssistant Organiser for Soli-hull BNP, explained a littlemore about the Partys char-ity work.Our association with chari-ties such as Troop Aid and

The Gurkha Trust Fund shows theBritish National Party in its true lightas an organisation that looks after theinterests of the British people andthose who loyally serve our country.My involvement began with TroopAid over a year ago, when I foundout, through Ray Warren the TroopAid founder, that the Labour Govern-ment did not give any assistance tothe families of injured soldiers to visitthem at the Selly Oak hospital in Bir-

mingham.Initially I just raised funds myself,

but then I approached our local BNPfundraiser, Alan Ashmore, who is a

prolic charity fund-raiser himself,having raised over 30,000 for theMarie Curie Trust Fund. I arranged ameeting with Ray Warren and now-Alan is raising funds for Troop Aid.Word spread on the local grapevineof the BNPs fundraising potentialand having been approached by GillBailey on behalf of the Gurkha TrustFund, we are now in the process ofhelping these brave soldiers.

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BNP teacher andschool stand up toLabour bullyboys

ASCHOOL is supporting oneof its teachers in the face of a

witch hunt by Labour MPs becausehe stood as a BNP election candidateAdam Walker teaches technology atTeesdale School in Barnard Castleand also takes karate classes. He wasa BNP candidate for Tudhoe in theDurham County Council electionsin May, missing out on a seat on thecouncil by just 129 votes.

Now Bishop Auckland Labour MPHelen Goodman, and Roberta Black-man Woods, Labour MP for DurhamCity, are demanding his removal in theinterests of anti-racism and multicul-tural education.I am surprised that the governing

body has appointed someone who wasa candidate for the BNP, Goodman

told the Northern Echo. Woods toldthe same newspaper: Appointmentsat schools should make sure that the

person is able to implement anti-rac-ism policy.But Dr Jane Philbrick, chairwomanof the board of governors at Teesdale

School, is standing up to the Labourbullyboys:We were aware of Mr Walkers polit-ical beliefs from day one. Weve been

pleased with the teaching he has car-ried out for us.He solved a very difcult positionwhere we were struggling to staff par-ticular courses and he has turned thataround. We have much to be gratefulto him for.Adam Walker toldFreedom:Ive really enjoyed my time at theschool and I believe I have made auseful contribution in teaching pupils.I believe this is a political witchhunt by Labour MPs. Im a qualiedteacher but this is all about castigatingme for my political beliefs.On whether Adam Walker would con-

tinue to work at Teesdale School, DrPhilbrick had this to say:On the basis of his teaching and on the

basis of there being another appoint-ment, the school would be happy forhim to continue teaching because hehas done a very good job.

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VOICE OF FREEDOM - ISSUE No.98 PAGE 5EUROPEAN ELECTIONS

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CRIME:A crack-down on crime with many more

Bobbies on the Beat. Much tougher treatment of

criminals, including the return of capital punishment

for child killers and terrorists. Zero tolerance for

drug-dealers and violent thugs.

IMMIGRATION: An end to immigration and bogus

asylum seekers ooding Britain. Use the billions

wasted in foreign aid to fund Homeward Bound

schemes to encourage immigrants to return to their

land of ethnic origin.

INDUSTRY: British ownership and control of British

industry and resources, including the mass media.

Protection of British jobs and industry by selective

exclusion of foreign manufactured goods from the

British market.

HEALTH: We will use the vast sums of money now

wasted on funding our membership of the European

Union for the restoration of an effective nationalhealth service and proactive measures to produce a

healthier population in the rst place.

EUROPEAN UNION: British withdrawal from the

European Union to restore Britains freedom. We will

trade with Europe where it benets Britain, but want

no political ties or monetary union.

EDUCATION: A return to traditional methods of edu-

cation, with stronger discipline in the classroom

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

greeneld-site house building except in exceptionalcases of genuine local need, an end to eld trials of

GM crops, and the restoration of our 200 mile sh-

ing limit.

FAIR PLAY FOR ENGLAND: The setting up of an Eng-

lish 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 rst. 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

democracy to roll back the erosion of our tradi-

tional freedoms and truly reflect the wishes of the

people. The introduction of referenda and direct

democracy.

DEFENCE: An alternative defence strategy based on

the principle of armed neutrality. No British blood

should be shed in conicts which do not involve

British interests. The restoration of the County Regi-

ment system and the reversal of defence cuts which

have weakened our Forces and cost jobs.

REMEMBER! It doesnt matter if you dont agree with

us on every last policy. Like all the other democratic

political parties, the British National Party includes

some members who disagree with one or two policies.Just ask yourself whether you agree with more of our

policies than those of Labour, the Tories and the Lib-

Dems. Most people do, which is why we are the fastest

growing political party in Britain today.

What We Stand for

EURO -ELECTION APPEALThe British National Party is on the verge of a major breakthrough intomainstream politics. In May, the BNP achieved another good set oflocal election results and gained representation on the Greater LondonAssembly. In June 2009 its the European Elections and it is vital that wecontinue to make progress.But to win against the old gang parties in such a ercely contested set ofelections needs considerable funding and we are appealing for your help

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New leaet launches BNPEuro Election campaign

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HALF a million new recruitmentleaets have been printed to

launch the British National PartysEuropean Election campaign.Designed by the BNPs in-housegraphics and publicity guru MarkCollett, the eye-catching leaet hasalready proved very popular withBNP units.50,000 were sold in just two hours atthe RWB Family Festival last month,Mark told Freedom.Ive incorporated in this new leaeta condensed version of the old WhereWe Standpolicy statement which has

been one of the Partys best sellingleaets in recent years.Im delighted with the initial responsefrom the units and we hope to haveanother 500,000 printed before theend of the year.Branches and groups who want leaetsdelivered on the literature run shouldcontact John Walker at BNP Dispatch,as should those who want them sent

by post - postage rates will be quotedon individual orders.


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PAGE 6 VOICE OF FREEDOM - ISSUE No.98NEWS TO MAKE YOUR BLOOD BOIL!

The Bt Ntnl Pty blvn tllng t tut, vn f t t uncftbl t ffnv t t ul tbuy t n t n tn fcl pbl n u cty.But while we often pass quite criticalcomment on the impact of immigration,multi-culturalism and alien religions on

the indigenous people of our lands, wehave no animosity towards immigrants,their descendants or the followers ofnon-native religions.Nor do we intend to encourage othersto feel such animosity, or believe that

anything we have to say is likely to stirup hatred against anyone. In fact, webelieve that by providing a peaceful andConstitutional outlet for the anger and thefrustration felt by millions of our peopleover the undemocratic transformation ofour country by our political masters, theBNP actually defuses tensions.w t t k t tun

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Righteous anger& political action

LABOUR Party thugs in Shefeldhave intimidated a local social

club into cancelling a meeting of theBritish National Party where NickGrifn was due to speak.The meeting was set to take place atSouthey Social Club, but following a

barrage of threatening telephone calls,the club steward cancelled the bookingon police advice.An insider at the club revealed to

Freedom the level of intimidation thathad come from Shefeld Labour Party.A legal political party has beendenied the right to hold a meeting

because another political party, the

Government party, has used threatsand intimidation to get it cancelled.Labour MP David Blunkett, wasinvolved as well as Labour Citycouncillors. It was the threat by

partisan licensing ofcials concerningthe future of the club that forced us tocancel the event.

Blunkett behindcampaign to stop

BNP meeting

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NEWS IN BRIEFnA Veterans Parade in Doncasterof 3,000 servicemen and women whoserved in wars ranging from WorldWar Two to Iraq was cancelled bythe local Labour Council.The Royal British Legion said thatthe council told it the event couldnot be staged because of a lack ofamenities.

But there was no lack of amenitiesproblem when the council sanctionedDoncasters rst gay and lesbian pride

parade just two weeks earlier.

nA guide to exploiting soft Brit-ish laws has been published forPoles emigrating to the UK.It shows how to claim benets, avoid

paying electricity bills and tax, howto rent ats for free and to claim frominsurance companies.Published in the Polish magazine

Przeglad, the ploys to tap into whatsavailable in Britain are revealed byPolish workers already living here.

n PLANS for a new 18 millionmosque and community centre inthe West Midlands have been giventhe go-ahead despite objectionsfrom local residents.

Dudley Council turned down plans by the Dudley Muslim Associationto build the mosque in Hall Street,Dudley, last year after a petitionopposing the scheme raised 22,000signatures.But the decision was over-ruled by aGovernment planning inspector.

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New Labour turns thetruth on its head to try

to discredit the BNPON the very day that LabourParty thugs were stoningthe police and attempting to stopmembers of the British NationalParty from attending their annualfamily gathering in Derbyshire bybarricading a road with tyres, aLabour MP was accusing the BNPof being violent.It was reported in the prominentCatholic newspaperThe Universe, thatJohn Battle the MP for Leeds West, isangry that Catholics are turning to theBNP, attracted by the Partys stanceon the economy and abortion. He thenclaimed it was impossible to debate

with the BNP because they alwaysturned to violence!They wont agree the ground rules ofdemocratic engagement. Every time

people attempt engagement there is aresort to violence.The Labour MP couldnt cite any

examples to back up his claim andfailed to mention the Governments

No Platform policy whereby Labour politicians refuse to debate with theBNP. He also had nothing to sayabout Labour Party thugs attackingthose attending a BNP meeting in

Nottingham or bullying a club ownerin Shefeld into cancelling a meeting.The Universe reported that many

Catholics were looking to the BritishNational Party because of its pro-lifecredentials and its economic analysisof the relationship between workersand capital, which draws heavilyfrom Papal encyclicals such asRerum

Novarum.

Catholics areattracted by the BNPs

stance on abortionand the economy

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Special housing benets forBlack Country immigrantsS

ANDWELL Homes - a housingassociation set up by Sandwell

Metropolitan Borough Council tomanage and maintain its councilhomes, and is giving preferentialtreatment to immigrants.It has openly admitted that it has beencarrying out special repairs surgeriesfor black and ethnic minority tenants

across the boroughs six towns.The surgeries were prompted after anincrease in complaints from immigranttenants that repair work wasnt beingcarried out quick enough and thatvisits to undertake repairs were beingscheduled at inconvenient times.

In a special leaet for immigrantstenants entitled Working to raise

satisfaction levels amongst BlackMinority Ethnic customers SandwellHomes reassured its Somali tenants ofchanges in practice.Sandwell Homes has learnt that gath-erings and prayer take place at 3.00pmevery day within Somali communities.

The company has taken this on boardand now makes a point of organisingrepair visits before 3.00pm or offeringearly evening appointments.There have been no special repairssurgeries for the housing associationstraditional British tenants.

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THERE has been such a rise instreet crime in London since the

arrival of tens of thousands of gyp-sies from Romania that Scotlandyard has set-up a specialist police

squad to deal with it.But that doesnt matter to this LabourGovernment which wants the Brit-ish people to celebrate a Gipsy RomaTraveller History Month.Even the politically correct chiefs atMetropolitan Police are getting in onthe act, with Denise Milani, directorof the Mets Diversity and CitizenFocus Directorate, ignoring the cur-rent crime wave to welcome the Romagypsies to the capital.Its a celebration of the communityshistory and the contribution of theRoma gypsiesto Londonsculture anddiversity, shetold abber-gasted rank andle ofcers.

Lets celebrateLondons gypsy

crime wave!

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SLAVE TRADEMaking usfeel guiltyso we keepquiet aboutimmigration

NEWS IN BRIEFnCOUNCIL taxpayers in Shefeldwill have to nd an extra 320,000after the Labour Council told thecity's Pakistan Muslim Centrethat it neednt pay back a loan itreceived.The centre was established in thelate 1980s and, for a few years in the1990s, received a substantial SingleRegeneration Budget and European

Union funding.In 2001 the council gave the centre30,000 a year to pay for core costsand also approved a loan of 320,000.

Now the Pakistan Muslim centre hassaid it can't repay the loan and is noteven paying any rent on its three build-ings on the Woodbourn Road site.Labour councillor Paul Scriven, saidthat the debt had to be scrapped to"put the Pakistan Muslim Centre ona rmer foundation which will enableit to continue its valuable work withinthe community."

nPUBLIC services in Newham inEast London are being stretchedbeyond their limits because of immi-grants living in illegal 'homes'.Many properties in the borough nowhave additional accommodation in the

back garden, built without planningpermission or re safety clearance.This is turning the area around EastHam high street into something resem-

bling a shanty town with establishedimmigrants housing new immigrantfamilies and migrant workers in their

back gardens.

n DEADLY diseases, such as theEbola virus, are entering Britainin illegal meat because the Govern-ment has gone soft on targeting theimportation of illegal meat for fear ofupsetting immigrant communities.Last year the number of seizures ofillegal bush meat destined for BritainsSomali population dropped by morethan 10,000. This was directly relatedto the reduction of customs ofcers atentry ports across the country.

Offenders who are found guilty ofimporting illegal meat face a ne of upto 20,000 and six months imprison-ment, but because of this softly, softlyapproach, there have been no new

prosecutions in the past 12 months.

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WHEN Mike Whitby boughta frozen chicken from hislocal Farmfoods store in Wrexham,he was dismayed to nd the pack-aging carried a special HALAL

ASSURED label.Along with the Halal stamp, the prod-uct also displayed the Union Flag,denoting that it was produced in GreatBritain. This set the alarm bells ring-ing for the BNP councillor because itshows that British food is being pre-

pared in the Muslim way and beingplaced in our shops without the Britishpeople being properly informed.I rang Farmfoods Head of Purchas-ing to complain, Mike toldFreedom.I asked him why Farmfoods wereselling chickens that had been rituallyslaughtered in a non-humane way,causing them to die in agony.He rang me back to tell me that

just a small percentage of foodssold by the Cumbernauld basedcompany were Halal Assured and

that my complaint would be kept inmind when the company reviewedits purchasing policy.

The product in question was producedby the Grampian Country Food GroupLtd, which is based in Livingston inScotland, and Mike wants BNP mem-

bers who shop in Farmfoods and see

any Halal Assured products to com-plain to the management and to makesure the complaint goes all the way upto the head ofce.Ritual slaughter is a barbaric way tokill an animal and unless people makea stand on this issue, it will becomecommon practice in Britain as ourMuslim population grows.

royaL ml cppng lv- t l tpt ny bc f ft .Residents of the village of Booze weretold that access to their homes was toosteep for postmen to negotiate.In East Cleveland villagers with privateaccess roads were told they wouldhave to pick up their own mail.Royal Mail said the move had beentaken because of difculty of accessconcerns - but thats something thathadnt worried previous postmen.

PC gone mad

SCHOOL children will have

compulsory lessons on the slavetrade next term as the Govern-ment seeks to brainwash them intofeeling guilty and hence unwillingto criticise immigration policy.According to a Government brief-ing document one of the aims ofthe switch is to put immigration,the Commonwealth and the legacy

of the Empire into a clear historicalcontext as this will help pupils pre-

pare for life in a diverse and multi-ethnic society.Kevin Brennan, the childrens min-ister, said: Although we may beashamed to admit it, the slave tradeis an integral part of British history.It is inextricably linked to trade, col-

onisation, industrialisation and theBritish Empire.What Brennnan conveniently ignoresis that it was only todays equivalentof big business that beneted fromthe slave trade and that many Brit-ish people were living at the timein conditions just as harsh as thoseexperienced by the slaves.

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Labour has betrayed theBritish coal industry

YOU would have thought thata Labour Government wouldhave taken great pride in rebuildingBritains coal industry after it hadbeen devastated by the Tories, butnothing could be further from thetruth.In 1997 when they came to power,Labour promised it would halt thedecline of the coal industry butthe following list of closures bearstestament to a catalogue of betrayal.

PITS CLOSED IN 1998:Silverdale, Monktonhall.PITS CLOSED IN 1999:Calverton, North Selby.PITS CLOSED IN 2000:

Annesley/Bentinck, Blaenant.PITS CLOSED IN 2002:

Longannet, Prince of Wales

PITS CLOSED SINCE 2003:Riccall, Stillingfeet , Wistow,

Ellington, Rossington.

A miner working at Thoresby Colliery,wrote toFreedom, providing an insightinto what its like to work in the coalindustry today.Having grown up in the miningcommunity of Sutton-in-Asheld Isaw rst hand the damage wrought

by the Conservative government. Iserved in the Army before getting anapprenticeship at Thoresby Colliery atthe age of 23.When Labour came to power I really

thought things would get better.But now everyone in the industry isworried about the security of their

jobs.The Government has refused toinvolve itself in any contracts between

power generators and UK coal to helpsecure a better price for indigenouscoal, closer to the market value.Foreign coal is being imported for over10 a tonne more, but the Governmenthas subsidised the cost of its transportwhich is in fact subsidising importedcoal at a time when our mines areghting for survival. Thats hardly thehelp they promised.Harworth colliery is due to re-open,

but this is no thanks to the government.It is purely down to the rising cost offuels making coal investment moreattracive. UK coal has had to sell off

land for housing developments to partnance the project.Recently, Thoresby and Welbeckcollieries have had large numbers ofPolish miners working at them onshort term contracts (16 weeks) anddue to this and the lack of Englishmine contractors, UK coal is bringingPolish ones to do the job.Hardly Gordon Browns 2007Conference call for British Jobs forBritish workers.

ENRICHMENT NEWS IN BRIEF

nTHE Notting Hill Carnival, billedas a showcase of Britains immi-grant community ended in streetbattles between police and revellers.11,000 police ofcers were deployedat the event, costing taxpayers 6 mil-lion. There were nearly 500 arrests.

nHAMMAAD Munshi, dubbed by

the media as the schoolboy terror-ist, is no teenage tearaway.He comes from one of the mostrespected Muslim families in Dews-bury and his grandfather, Sheik YakubMunshi, is an inuential cleric and thedriving force behind the creation of

Dewsburys rst sharia courts.The family is also close to Britainsrst Muslim minister, the DewsburyMP Shahid Malik, while Munshisuncle, Abdul Hai Munshi, is a seniorgure in the Dewsbury Labour Party.

n MIDWIVES say the quality ofNHS care has plummeted becauseof a massive rise in the birth rateamong immigrant mothers.The number of babies born to Britishmothers has fallen by around 44,000a year since 1997, while the numberborn to foreigners is up 64,000 a year.This has raised the overall birth rate toits highest for 26 years.

nIMMIGRATION is the single big-gest cause of public concern, an inu-ential group of MPs has warned.

They are so worried that they have toldthe Government it must act urgentlyto defuse tensions before the concernboils over into riots.The report concluded that migrationhas had a greater impact on communi-ties than even crime and terrorism.


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PAGE 10 VOICE OF FREEDOM - ISSUE No.98POINTS OF VIEW

Sally WoodStraight Talking

Awaiting the Roma

News according to the BBC

Kipling is relevantto this 4th Afghan

conict as wellby Martin Wingfeld

WITH the deaths of ten Frenchsoldiers last month joining thelist of mounting British casualties of

the last seven years of war in Afghan-istan, and the growing Taliban armyon the Pakistan border preparingfor an offensive, there is no sign ofan end to this latest conict to besetthe unhappy country.Its a hopeless situation in Afghanistantoday, as it has been for the past 200years, and there can be no peacefulsolution. Its the FOURTH Anglo-Afghan War! The chronology of con-ict in Afghanistan below shows thedaunting task facing our servicemen:

Afghan-Persian War 1816Afghan Rebellion 1818-1826

Afghan-Sikh War 1836Afghan-Persian War 1836-38

1st Anglo-Afghan War 1839-42Afghan Civil War 1850-55

Afghan-Persian War 1856-57Afghan Civil War 1863-79

2nd Anglo-Afghan War 1878-80Russo-Afghan War of 1885

3rd Anglo-Afghan War 1919Afghan Civil War 1928-29

Pakhtunistan Crisis 1955-57Pakhtunistan Crisis 1961-63

Afghan Republican Coup 1973Afghan Marxist Coup 1978Amins Afghan Coup 1979

Soviet-Afghanistan 1979-88Afghan Civil War 1988-94

Taliban-Tribal War 1994-20014th Anglo-Afghan War 2001-

Nearly 100 years ago Rudyard Kiplingwas writing poems about the ThirdAnglo-Afghan War and his verse is asrelevant today as it was back in 1919.Heres a stanza from The Young British

Soldier. .

When youre wounded and left onAfghanistans plains,

And the women come out to cut upwhat remains,

Jest roll to your rie and blow out yourbrains

An go to your Gawd like a soldier.Go, go, go like a soldier,Go, go, go like a soldier,Go, go, go like a soldier,So-oldier of the Queen!

Here is another verse from a poemcalled Arithmetic On The Frontier. .

A scrimmage in a Border Station -A canter down some dark defle -Two thousand pounds of education

Drops to a ten-rupee jezail -The Crammers boast, the Squadrons

pride,Shot like a rabbit in a ride!

A jezail is a cheap home-made rearmthat is just lashed together and was afavoured weapon of the Afghan tribes.To bring the poem theme up-to-date,heres a take on Kipling from KeithThomson, a British National Partymember from Southend-on-Sea.Im no poet, says Keith, but I hopewhat I have written conveys the samemessage Rudyard Kipling was givingout all those years ago.

Patrolling out on one occasion -A sortie down some dark defle -Two thousand years of civilisation

Drops to a shot when lured in by guile -His mothers boast, the Armys pride.

Now hes dead because Government l ied.

The full Kipling poems can be found atwww.kipling.org.uk

oN PaTroL: w Two thousand pounds of education drops to a ten-rupee jezail.

by Kieran Dinsmore

LIEUTENANT Colonel RobertBlair Paddy Mayne was born

in Newtownards and attendedRegent House Grammar School.From an early age his talent on therugby eld was apparent, with suc-cesses playing for his school, hisCountry and the British Lions. BlairMayne is remembered principally forhis military prowess. He rst servedwith the Ofcer Training Corps atQueens University, Belfast, where hewas studying law.His military career begun in earnestin 1939 when he obtained a commis-sion in the Royal Artillery. He wenton to serve with the Royal UlsterRies, the Cameronians and thenewly formed Scottish Commando,in which he saw action at the LitianiRiver in Syria and was mentioned in

dispatches for his bravery.The offer from Colonel David Stirlingto join the newly formed Special Air

Service followed and it was on a subse-quent raid in the North African Desertthat he gained the Distinguished Ser-vice Order (DSO).Later acts of outstanding bravery inSicily, France and North WesternEurope added three bars to his DSOand his Regiment ended the war in

Norway, assisting with the surrenderof German forces there.Lieutenant Colonel Mayne was alsohonoured by the French and Bel-gian nations when he was awardedthe Croix de Guerre and LegiondHonneur (with palme).Following the War Blair Mayne contin-ued to practice law and was appointedSecretary of the Law Society, althoughdue to the injuries he sustained incombat he was unable to continue hisrugby career.He died in a car crash on 10th Decem-

ber 1955. His funeral was the largestever witnessed in the town and wasattended by senior military gures andother dignitaries. At his graveside hisformer padre said:

The gift of leadership and the abilityto inspire complete devotion and loy-alty were his to an exceptional degree.Blair Mayne is buried in the family plotin Movilla Cemetery, Newtownards.*Kieran Dinsmore is the British NationalPartys regional organiser for Ulster.

The gift of leadership andthe ability to inspire completedevotion and loyalty were his

to an exceptional degree

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WE may not as yet have an anti-immigration Mayor in London,but there is one now installed in Rome. So what has led the goodfolk of the Italian capital to elect Gianni Alemanno as their Mayor?Well, it seems the spark may well be the arrival of large numbersof Roma from Romania who now encircle Rome in their tents. Theirarrival has been greeted with dismay by the Italians and especially soafter an Italian lady was viciously raped and bludgeoned to death byone of their number.The Roma are a travelling people who are thought to haveoriginated in Northern India and travelled westward at a timebefore there were such things as state borders.The EU having now removed Europes borders, has turned theplace into a gypsy paradise. Now they can unhitch their caravan orbang in their tent pegs in whichever country takes their fancy.At the present time the UK has restrictions on the Romanians andBulgarians moving here to live, but these are only in place for threeyears. If Romes new Mayor decides to make life uncomfortable forthe Roma there, we might see them turning a wistful eye towards theUK and to Slough in particular.Although Slough may not have the same picture postcard appeal asRome, that will be of little concern to the Roma. In Slough they wouldget to live in a proper house and crowd all the relatives in as well, and

no-one there seems to mind very much that they do not understand theeveryday minutiae of such services as rubbish collection. Travellerstraditionally have never had to worry about such mundane matters -they just move on and leave others to clear up the mess.Slough was the only place in England to have a swing towardsLabour at the May Council elections. Now that could be due to thevagaries of the postal voting system or it might just be down to thegrateful Roma already there, thanking Labour for putting out thewelcome mat whilst awaiting the arrival of their kith and kin.

THE Scots and the Welsh have been complaining just recentlythat the BBC gives very little news coverage to events in their

own particular countries.I have to agree that last year the BBC did choose to ignore the shenanigansat the Welsh Assembly, when the Labour Party were desperately tryingto form a coalition with one of the other parties without them lookingupon it as a kiss of death.The BBC instead preferred to dwell on the exploits of Shambo the SacredCow. Probably to show to the world what a diverse country Wales hasnow become: its hills no longer just clothed in sheep, but nding roomfor a tuberculin infested Hindu bullock.I would like to reassure the Welsh and Scots that the BBC also ndsscant time to report events in England and the near continent, preferringinstead to describe at length pro-democracy rallies in far away landswhich most of us cannot pin point on a map.

I believe that the BBC does not like to dwell over long on events inthe Scottish Parliament or the Welsh Assembly as it draws attention toEnglands democratic decit.The recent Planning Law is a good example of this decit, when decisionson large scale projects were taken away from local Councils and givento unelected quangos. The Bill was only passed with the assistance ofthe Scottish Labour MPs, and why not? Planning is after all a devolvedissue and will not affect any of their constituents.I can only assume that the English quietly accept this state of affairsbecause most of them are unaware of the anomalies wrought by thedevolution settlement at Westminster. Certainly the BBC makes noattempt to inform them, preferring instead to dwell on the lack ofdemocracy in Zimbabwe.

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THE Southend branch of theBritish National Party held a

demonstration outside the gatesof Southend Hospital after its wasreported in the local newspaper thatHIV tests for hospital staff were notcompulsory.The revelation came to light after amedic working as part of a surgicalteam, which handled Caesarean sec-tion births at Basildon and Southendhospitals, tested positive for the virus.The unnamed worker had treatedmore that 200 women, all of whom

have been notied by the NHS trustand offered an HIV test.This is the second time NHS patientshave been exposed to the HIV virus inEssex. In October 2000, 5,000 patientswere informed that a dental worker

was HIV positive.BNP leaets NHS In Crisis werealso handed out highlighting the 512million decit, more than double the200 million target. The leaet alsoexposes the scandal of the closure of1,000 beds which are to go along with15,000 jobs in the NHS.

BNP calls for HIV testsfor hospital staff

THE August meeting of LiverpoolBNP broke the attendance

record for a local meeting with 105people turning up to hear the BNPchairman Nick Grifn.Organiser Steve Greenhalgh, was

delighted:We have broken another record hereon Merseyside, which is testamentto all the hard work of our branchmembers, who have the passion anddetermination to spread the BNPmessage in this once notorious left-wing militant city.The high spot of the evening was the

presentation of the newly foundedMichael Shiel Award.The award is in memory of the formerLiverpool fundholder and activist who

sadly passed away in June. It will bepresented annually to the person whohas been named by their peers as themost hardworking activist and thisyear it was Steve Davies who was

presented with the shield by NickGrifn.Steve told the audience:I am very honoured to receive this

award, especially with the amount ofvery hardworking activists that wecurrently have in Liverpool BNP. Iwould like to thank my fellow branchmembers because without their teamspirit and dedication, we wouldnt bedoing half as well in Liverpool.During the month of July the LiverpoolBranch has featured in the Liverpool

Echo and Liverpool Daily Post,mainly centred aroundthe branchs trailerwhich accompaniesthem out leaeting inthe city. There havealso been supportiveletters in the press.

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THERE were seven newmembers present at the latest

meeting of North East Essex BNPas a result of leaeting campaignsco-ordinated by Tendring contactKeith Beaumont, and Jim Taylor,the North East Essex Organiser.

Photograph: Michael Daniels.

Bob Bailey, the London regionalorganiser and leader of the BNP Groupon Dagenham and Barking BoroughCouncil, was the guest speaker for theevening and condently encouragedthose present to work both independentlyas well as collectively in the promotion

of the British National Party.The units recently appointedfundraisers, Bev Green and Dave

Nelmes, announced that they wereworking on some future money-spinning events including a golfcompetition and car-boot sale.An excellent buffet was provided for

the evening by Carol Gill and TraceyWorsley, and treasurer Paul Brady, wasdelighted with the 240.00 collection.

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PAGE 12 VOICE OF FREEDOM - ISSUE No.98EDITORIAL & LETTERS

FreedomThe Voice of

The Newspaper of the British National PartyISSUE No.98

FreedomThe Voice of

The Newspaper of the British National PartyISSUE No.98

BULKRATES

COMMENT

Exclusive to British National Party members

Letters to the Editor - [email protected]

EDITOR: Martin Wingfeld

CONTRIBUTORS:Steve Johnson, Tina Wingfield,Trisha Scott, Bob Gertner & Louise Scott

Losing your home

Serves them right!

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Back from Iraq

Destroying Sussex

Read Martin Wingfelds Daily Blogmartinwingfield.blogspot.com

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Labour are the real nazis

Poles avoid paying tax

www.forum.bnp.org.uk

Ithink your readers will beinterested to learn that some

Polish workmates of mine have neverpaid income tax since they startedworking in 2005 at Butlins.The Government allows them a yearswork without having to pay income tax,

because they return to Poland once ayear to visit family, so the tax exemptionrestarts to Day 1 on their return.They also tell me that many of theirfellow countrymen working at Butlinsin Bognor Regis havent paid anyincome tax either.

When Labour politicians tell us how benecial migrant workers are to theeconomy, someone should raise theissue of these non-tax paying Poles.

David Walsh, email.

OVER a million Britons are nowin severe nancial difcultiesbecause of the rising cost of fuel, therising cost of living and the risingcost of gas and electricity.With home repossessions now alreadyat unprecedented levels, the familiesin difculties face yet another piece ofanti-British legislation.Those who have had their homesrepossessed and are hoping that theirlocal council will be able to accommo-date them, will be disappointed.Because someone has been unableto keep up their mortgage repay-ments, the local council has no legalright to find them a council homebecause by not paying the mortgagethey have made themselves inten-tionally homeless.But this policy doesnt apply to asylum

seekers and immigrants - who havemade themselves homeless by leavingtheir own country - in fact, they go tothe front of the housing queue whenthey arrive in Britain.Local councils are discriminatingagainst British people by giving this

preferential treatment to immigrantsand its a policy your local BNP repre-sentatives will be working to change.

Cllr Kevin Edwards, West Wales BNP.

IAM a member of the British NationalParty and of the reserve armed forces

- the Royal Auxiliary Air Force.Last year I volunteered for serviceabroad and was sent to Iraq. As areservist I receive an annual bounty likethe TA do, which was processed and Ireceived the payment in April.But now I have received a letter fromthe RAF saying that the payment wasmade in error and they want it back.Apparently, when a reservist is calledup for full-time service, he ceases to

be a reservist and becomes a full-timeregular serviceman.Full-time service personnel do not getannual bounties, so time spent as a regularserviceman does not count towards areservists annual commitment.Im afraid this is typical of the wayBritish servicemen are treated - we were

bombarded by missiles virtually everyday in Iraq and yet the bean counterswant their money back.Name and address withheld.

ON 20th October 2004, HSBCclosed the bank accounts it held onbehalf of the British National Party.It was a political decision prompted by

pressure from the Labour Government.On 4th August 2008, HSBC issued awarning to shareholders that its protshad fallen by 28%.Doesnt that serve them right!

Peter Youngman, Norwich.

Its all about imageT

HE Righteous Anger and PoliticalAction disclaimer that appears

in every issue of Freedom should bemore widely publicised.I think that it should be on all leaets,election addresses, Party adverts and

press releases to dispel the unfoundedfears of those who want to join the BNP

but are worried about what the mediasays about us.I am a very proud member of the BNPand lose no opportunity to try and bringmore people on board. Unfortunatelyit is very common indeed to meet some-one who believes in all the tenets and

policies we believe in, but refuse to joinus because of concerns over our image.Malcolm Bouchier, Louth.

THIS wretched Government nowseems determined to destroy our

glorious county of Sussex!Parmjit Dhanda, a CommunitiesMinister, has announced a requirementto build a further 119,000 houses acrossSussex by 2026, including 11,000 newhomes in Wealden where I live.These plans will include building onour rapidly dwindling Green Belt andone wonders why this is necessary asI havent noticed any shanty townsspringing up because of shortage ofaccommodation.This is yet another attack on our identityand our environment and I just hope the

people of Sussex can nd the courage tostand up to these planned developmentsand say NO!Mike Corfeld, email.

NEXT year, on my retirement, Ithought I might visit the Maldives

as its looks to be paradise with clearblue water and a wonderful array ofsh including Manta Rays.I bought a guide book and was surprisedto nd that it is a Muslim country andthat I am not allowed to bring with mealcohol, a Bible or any idols, whichmight include my crucix.Britain allows Muslims coming to thiscountry to bring the Koran with them,so shouldnt Muslim countries allowChristians to have their Bibles with themwhen they visit?

John Waller, email.

No Bibles please

EUROPEAN Union rules andregulations continue to makeunwanted inroads into British lives,be they concerned with our work orleisure.One of the latest intrusions has broughtto an end the pleasure ights provided

by a veteran Dakota DC-3 aircraft.The aircraft, built for the US Air Forcein 1943, was used in the Berlin airliftafter being transferred to the RAF in1946.Since then hundreds of aviationenthusiasts have enjoyed the pleasureights in this historic aircraft . . but notany more!The new EU rules governing any

passenger-carrying plane, requiremodications which would be impossiblein an aircraft like the DC-3.Although passenger safety shouldalways take precedence, surely theexcellent safety record of this planeshould speak for itself.

Trisha Scott, Scarborough.

EU grounds the Dakota

NICK & NINA: Nick Grifn and Broxtowe organiser, Nina Brown, chatting after the hugely successful meeting (see page 14).IT was quite an incredible scene. People dressed in black, with

their faces masked by scarves, using car tyres to barricade a

road and then stoning the police as they tried to remove the

obstruction. There was the sound of sirens as police reinforcements

arrived. There were the scufes as 33 arrests were made. There was

the beat of the blades of the police helicopter as this eye in the sky

tracked another breakaway group of protestors.

And all the while a queue of law-abiding British men and women, many

with their children, waited patiently in their cars for the road to be cleared

so that they could attend a gathering of the political party they support.

Labour Party thugs, goaded on by Labour MP Judy Mallaber, and tradeunion boss Bob Crow, and transported from all corners of the country

thanks to trade union and Labour money, were trying to deny the right of

assembly to members and supporters of an opposition political party by

violence and intimidation.

Thankfully our television news bulletins and newspapers captured the

scenes and, with just a couple of exceptions, reported accurately what had

taken place. It will be a wake-up call for many, to see the sort of violent

confrontation our Government not only sanctions but actively encourages.

For over ve years the British National Party has had to bear the brunt

of a series of attacks from this Labour Government. There have been the

blatant frontal assaults such as the scenes just described and the campaign

of intimidation and hate, including death threats, orchestrated against our

elected councillors.

There has been the attempt to imprison our Partys leadership as seen by

the trumped up race hate charges led against Nick Grifn and Mark

Collett which were thrown out by the jury at Leeds Crown Court.

There has been the more subtle persecution of individual members who

have lost their jobs as teachers, health service workers and civil servants.

There has been the targeting of those seeking employment within the

police and prison service, who have been blacklisted even if they have

outstanding credentials for the job, solely because of their membership

of the BNP.

At election time, our candidates have their campaigns interfered with

by thousands of illegal leaets that are full of lies, all openly delivered

by members of the Labour Party. And when the time for the votes to be

counted arrives, ballot boxes have been broken into by Labour Party of-

cials and BNP votes defaced to make them invalid.

When the history of these times comes to be written, many of those people

with inuence within our society today will have to hang their heads in

shame, because they stood by and allowed, without one word of criticism,

a Government Party to ac t like a Third World dictatorship in its persecu-

tion of an opposition party and its members.

And the greatest irony of it all is that Gordon Brown and his bully -

boys have the cheek to call us nazis and fascists, when all the while

it is they that are denying freedom of speech, freedom of assembly

and freedom of political choice by implementing the methods of the

stormtroopers of Adolf Hitler and Benito Mussolini.


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(Hudderseld), Leeds, Rotherham, Scarborough, Scunthorpe, Selby,

Shefeld, Wakeeld, York.

JOIN YOUR CAMPAIGN TEAMBNP alone stands up for freespeech in council chamberC

OUNCILLOR Joanna Bev-erley (Elmeld ward, Morley

Town Council) spoke up in defenceof local democracy at a recent fullmeeting of Morley Town Council.

The BNPs only representative on thecouncil, who was elected in May 2007with 432 votes, was disappointedthat the other councillors had bandedtogether to prevent her from sitting ona single committee. She told the meet-ing and a packed public gallery:Last year I was a member of the

planning committee. I attended everysingle meeting and I always madeworthwhile contributions to discus-sions. Despite this, I have not beenallocated a single place on any com-mittee this year.Every councillor on this council has

been allocated at least one committeeplace. I would like someone to explainto me, the council and the members ofthe public here today, why you havechosen to exclude me from every

single committee on this council.

This is just a typical example of

councillors behaving like bulliesand ignoring the wishes of the

people of Morley who elected meto this council.Since being elected Joanna hasnever missed a meeting, which ismore than can be said of many of theother councillors. But despite beinga lone BNP voice on the council sheis refusing to be intimidated.She spoke on another motion con-demning moves to stie debateabout the issue of introducing adirectly elected mayor in Morley.It is not the business of this councilto play fast and loose with free speechand local democracy.It is totally undemocratic to demandthat voters are only allowed to havetheir say when the question posed is

favourable to the ruling clique on this

council.Despite having to work under theseextremely difcult conditions,Joanna has pledged to continue tospeak up in defence of democracy

and free speech in Morley.

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BNP councillor battles for new gym roofMARK Logan, theBNP councillor forGooshays ward on Hav-ering Council, is hopingto help his local boxinggym get a new roof beforewinter sets in.The gym is popular withyoungsters keen to learn theskills of the ring and Markwants to ensure that it staysopen as it is a vital part ofthe local community.

Ive visited the gym and have seenthe work that needs doing, Mark told

Freedom. Im hoping that my Com-munity Action Team will be able toundertake the work.This is a group of volunteer tradesmen- decorators, carpenters, electricians,

plumbers and builders - who offertheir services free of charge to thoseGooshays residents who need vitalwork done but are unable to afford it.The team have already helped anelderly resident with constructionworks, carried out a small refurbish-ment for another, and agreed to help

renovate the RSPCA Ofce in Chip-penham Road.


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NICK Grifn received a verywarm welcome when he

spoke to an enthusiastic audienceof over 100 at the August meetingof Broxtowe BNP.Local organiser Nina Brown, openedthe meeting with a report detailing

plans for the group in the run-up tonext years county and Europeanelections.She reported that it has been a verygood six months for the BroxtoweGroup with activists quietly con-centrating on fundraising, increas-ing the sale of the Partys literature- which has more than doubledsince this time last year - and hold-ing several social evenings withmembers throughout the borough.

Maurice Collett announced that

although he was still in the process ofcollecting funds raised for his spon-sored bike ride from Leicestershire toSkegness recently, the total so far was

just over 2,000.After a break for tea, coffee and

biscuits, the Party Chairman helda question and answer session withquestions from the audience cov-ering a range of hot topics such ascrime, the energy crisis, immigrationand the European Union. No politi-cian from any of the old gang partieswould dare to attempt this without ascript of carefully ltered questionswith the pre-prepared answers.A collection of 375 was taken andthis, along with money from the saleof Excalibur merchandise, raised the

evenings total to 588.

Questions and answers: NickGrifn goes where the old

gang politicians fear to tread

BROXTOWE: Its a full house to hear the British National Party chairman take questions from the oor.

Swansea BNP hearhow Labours lost the

plot in RotherhamA

NOTHER very successful andwell attended meeting took

place in Swansea last month, withlocals being joined by membersand supporters from as far away asGwent and AmmanfordA two minute silence was observedat the beginning of the meeting inrespect of those troops killed in actionin Afghanistan and Iraq. In the intro-duction to the silence it was pointedout that although we know thenumber of servicemen who have losttheir lives, there is no record availableof the number of wounded - many ofwhom are scarred for life.Guest speaker, Marlene Guest from

Rotherham, kept everyone bothentertained and well informed while

supporting speaker, BNP councillorJohn Gamble, who travelled downwith Marlene, gave an insight into theworkings of the Labour-run council inRotherham.John reported that democracy is teeter-ing on the brink in Rotherham and hisanecdotes, on this very serious situa-tion, were quite amusing as his detailedhow Labour had in fact lost the plot inthis part of South Yorkshire.*The meeting ended off a busy dayfor the Swansea ofcials who hadearlier attended the Annual RegionalCouncil Meeting for BNP Wales.

THANK YOU: Marlene Guest is presented with a bouquet of owers by the Swan -sea committee. Rotherham BNP councillor John Gamble, is standing behind her.

The Eastbourne group has beenexpanded to include Wealden

and Lewes so that more areas ofEast Sussex are covered by the

British National Party umbrella.The rst meeting at avenue in Polegate waschaired by East SussexOrganiser Nick Prince,and speakers includedVal Manchee whospoke onIslamophobia,Chris Barnett on hisexperiences of thecount at the LondonAssembly elections,

and Jim Baxter on how everyonehad a role to play in the Party ascandidates, leaeters, canvassers andalso as ambassadors for the Party in

its quest to win over new recruits.

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Anthony Shrimpton (Con) ... 339Janet Carden (Green)......... 200Paul Rew (Ind).................... 115Len Blain (BNP) ................ 107Geoffrey Harris (UKIP) ....... 69BNP Percentage: 12.9%

13% and a UKIPscalp in Maldon

LEN Blain ((left) was verypleased with his 13% share of

the vote in the North ward by-elec-tion for Maldon District Council atthe beginning of August.Contesting the ward for the very rsttime, it was a real team effort thatensured all the leaets were deliveredand the BNP candidate trounced hisUKIP rival.We owe a big thank you to StewartFreeman, the Southend Organiser, who

brought over his election team, and tohelpers from Colchester, otherwisewe would never have got out all theleaets, Clive Godfrey, the Maldon& Braintree BNP organiser, told

Freedom.Labour couldnt even put up a candi-date, so we are happy with our perfor-mance in a Tory stronghold.

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Very ccfl Freedom tll tup for the rst time in the busy shopping

p n N angtn, st Lnn.The drizzle didnt deter members of the Croydonbranch selling dozens of copies to shoppers onthe morning of Saturday August 9th, as well ashanding out hundreds of leaets.We chatted with many local residents whoagreed with our policies and bought a copy ofthe paper to read at home after their shoppingtrip, said local BNP activist Cliff Le May.

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Three meetings and a by-electioncampaign keep Cumbria BNP busy

by Clive Jefferson

ITS been a busy month for theBritish National Party units in

Cumbria with three meetings and aby-election campaign.There was a well attended meeting inBrampton which was the scene of ourvery rst by-election campaign in thenorth of the county back in 2007.The Cumberland News tried to do ahatchet job on our election workerswith a report entitled BNPs men in

black cast a dark shadow over poll,which referred to those of us selling

Freedom at a stall in the centre of

Brampton. Its no wonder the sales ofthis newspaper are falling through theoor with many of the 3,000 peoplein Carlisle who voted BNP this yearupset by the way the local media mis-represents the party they support.There was also a county day of actionwith leaeters covering several areas,including Barrow down in the southwhere Mike Ashburner is contestingthe Newbarns by-election.In Workington, Arthur Kemp, one ofthe Partys nest speakers, and KenBooth, the BNPs North East RegionalOrganiser, addressed a meeting of

Allerdale BNP.Two days later there was a meetingof Carlisle BNP chaired by the neworganiser - Alistair Barbour.He takes over from Brian Allan whohas done a fantastic job in the run-upto this years elections with a record 10candidates. Brian now wants to con-centrate on his Currock ward, wherehe polled 29% in May, for next yearsCumbria County Council elections.Alistair polled 22% in the recentUpperby by-election and is also ourrst councillor in Eden, having beenco-opted onto Hesket Parish Council.

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THE Bradford branch of theBritish National Party gave a

very warm welcome to BNP chair-man Nick Grifn, when he spoke attheir July meeting.The meeting was chaired by YorkshireRegional Organiser Adrian Marsden,and following the customary intro-ductions and updates of activities,local councillor Paul Cromie, gave theaudience of 100 an insight into whatit is like to be British National Partycouncillor in a city like Bradford.

Nick Grifn delivered a passionatespeech centred on the strength ofcharacter of Bradford folk who haveendured street riots, the disgrace-ful antics of trade union leaders and

politically correct police chiefs aswell as a biased local media.TOP TABLE: Nick Grifn, Adrian Marsden and Bradford councillor, Paul Cromie.

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British withdrawal from the European Union to

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A crack-down on crime with many more Bobbies

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British ownership and control of British industry

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The protection of British jobs and industry by

selective exclusion of foreign manufactured

goods from the British market.

A defence policy based on the principle of armed

neutrality. No British blood should be shed in

conicts which do not involve British interests.The restoration of the County Regiment system

and the reversal of defence cuts.

An end to immigration and bogus asylum

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