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ISSUE No.99 The Newspaper of the British National Party
WHO WILL
STAND UP FOR
W
OUR PEOPLE?
HEN Keith Brown was stabbed to death in
his garden by his Muslim neighbour in a
dispute over property, justice was never going
to be seen to be done.
Keith’s killer Habib Khan, was a leading member
of the Muslim community in Stoke and backed
by a sympathetic media campaign he got off
with a charge of manslaughter and was sen-
tenced to just eight years. If the roles had been
reversed, Keith Brown would now be serving a
life sentence for murder.
The Establishment would like to brush anti-white
racist murders under the carpet so as not to upset
the ethnic minorities or alert the British people to
what is going on in their own country - but the
British National Party won’t let that happen.
On Saturday 20th September Nick Griffin, the
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Chairman of the British National Party, addressed
an open air rally of over 500 supporters in Stoke-
on-Trent who had gathered to remember Keith
Brown and show support for his family.
“The British people will no longer  accept being
second class citizens in their own country. We
will be fighting for justice for the ignored white
victims,” Nick told the audience.
“What we are demanding is fair play for our people.
Wherever our people are being discriminated
against, we will be there, and little by little, we
will teach the Establishment that ignoring our
people, ignoring our rights, pretending we do not
exist, is no longer an option.”
During the day more than 50,000 leaflets were
distributed alerting the people of Stoke to the
injustice done to Keith Brown’s family.
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SURPRISE, SURPRISE: Len’s in heaven as Lauren and her Mum pose for a photo.
Britain’s top model
gives Len’s campaign
in Basildon a boost
L EN Heather, the British
National Party’s candidate in
the recent Noak Bridge ward parish
council by-election in Basildon in
Essex, got a shock while he was out
campaigning on polling day.
Len and his team had just set up a BNP
stall along a busy main road, when a
car drew up and two beautiful ladies
got out and came to the stall.
“They wished me good luck and asked
if they could have their photos taken
with me,” said Len.
“I had no idea who they were and
was a bit stunned by the whole epi-
sode which was certainly attracting
a lot of attention from the public
passing-by.”
And that public interest was hardly
surprising because the ladies con-
cerned were none other than one of
Britain’s top fashion models, Lauren
McAvoy and her Mum.
Lauren has graced the front cover of
numerous magazines and was winner
of the popular TV series Britain’s
Next Top Model which made her a
household name.
COVER GIRL: Lauren on Company.
CURRENT AFFAIRS
LAUREN McAVOY: Britain’s top model.
The police were on hand to keep an
eye on everything and the whole inci-
dent even made the pages of the next
day’s issue of The Sun.
Once all the excitement was over it
was back to campaigning for Len and
his team and all their hard work paid
off, for when the votes were counted
the BNP candidate had polled a more
than respectable 18% of the vote, in a
ward being fought for the first time.
BNP, celebs
& the media
T HE splash in The Sun on Lauren
McAvoy’s visit to the BNP stall
indicates the media’s fascination
with the BNP and with celebrities.
The People gave a full page to Dennis
Pearce, the brother of England football
legend Stuart, when he stood for the
British National Party and Mike Reid’s
daughter Angela, received similar cov-
erage when she was shortlisted as a
BNP candidate in Braintree.
VOICE OF FREEDOM - ISSUE No.99
IMPACT ON THE DOORSTEP: British National Party candidate Nick Porter, described his campaign team as “the best canvass-
ers and campaigners in the country” after their efforts in the Egerton ward by-election.
BNP only 78 votes short of
victory in Labour stronghold
L ABOUR and the Tories were up
to their usual dirty tricks again
in the Egerton Ward by-election
spectacularly backfiring and leaving
voters posing the question, “if he can’t
be honest with us on his own election
MELTON BOROUGH COUNCIL
Egerton Ward
for Melton Borough Council on
Thursday 4thSeptember 2008
leaflet, what chance is there he will
Thursday 4th September. be honest with us when he’s in the Steve Dungworth (Lab)....... 314
Last time the ward was fought it was council chamber.” Nick Porter (BNP).............. 236
Jeanne Douglas (Con)........ 177
a tight-run affair with BNP candidate But it wasn’t just the Labour Party that
Nick Porter, taking second place from was using dirty tricks. Tory candidate BNP Percentage: 32.5%
the Tories and finishing just 180 votes May 2007: Lab 431, Lab 386, BNP 251,
behind the winning Labour Party Con 216, Con 194.
candidate.
The election was called following Jeanne Douglas, pulled the plug on an
the resignation of Labour councillor election hustings that was due to take
Brenda Smith, and her Party’s intended place at the local community centre
replacement, Steve Dungworth, didn’t on the Tuesday before polling day.
waste any time in sinking to new Organised by the Local Residents’
depths of political campaigning. In his Action Group the event was publicised
very first leaflet, he printed the names in the local newspaper with the three
of those people who had signed the candidates given ten minutes each
BNP candidate’s nomination paper before 60 minutes of questions.
in a disgraceful attempt to intimidate But with just 24 hours to go before
those residents taking part in the the event Douglas said she would be
democratic process to ensure that an unable to attend “due to urgent family
election took place. 
As if that wasn’t business”.
bad enough, the Labour candidate lied But even Labour and the Tories’
in his next leaflet, trying to claim that negative campaigns couldn’t prevent
he actually lived in Egerton ward when a 4.5% swing to the BNP with Nick
in fact he lives in Sysonby ward. This Porter just 78 votes short of victory in
was more Labour Party propaganda NICK PORTER: BNP vote up to 32.5%. this formerly safe Labour seat.
Lying newspaper has to pay damages
T HE Bradford newspaper, the
Telegraph & Argus, has been
forced to make a public apology and
pay compensation to charity after
falsely smearing a BNP candidate.
Back in May, the newspaper claimed
that at the election count “police had
to speak to BNP candidate Clifford
Cockayne” after he became involved in
an altercation with another candidate.
But the entire story was made-up, just
to smear the BNP, and Clifford was
determined that this should be made
public knowledge. He issued a legal
letter of demand against the newspaper
and the Telegraph & Argus admitted
guilt, printing a full retraction.
It also agreed to pay £500 compensation
to the Macmillan Nurses’ Charity,
which had been nominated by Clifford
as the beneficiary of his damages JUSTICE: Clifford celebrates his victory over the lying media, with the cheque to
claim against the newspaper. the Macmillan Nurses’ Charity and fellow BNP candidate Jenny Sampson.
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Lies and bribes as
Tories try to sell-off
sheltered housing
T HE Conservative-run London
Borough of Havering council is
once again trying to sell off its shel-
tered housing stock - this time in
Chippenham Gardens, Harold Hill.
On Friday 5th September, the pension-
ers living in the complex of council
owned bungalows were informed that
their homes were going to be demol-
ished, and they were to be moved over
the next twelve months and the land
sold to a housing association.
The Tories claim the bungalows must
be demolished because they would
cost £2million to repair and nobody
wants to live in them.
This prompted a furious response from
local British National Party councillor
Mark Logan.
“These are most desirable bungalows
which have had a considerable amount
of money spent upon them to bring
them up to the Decent Homes Stan-
dard. This included new kitchens, new
CHIPPENHAM GARDENS: BNP councillor Mark Logan, with some of the tenants of
the bungalows the Conservative council wants to demolish.
BNP won’t be silenced on
T
the streets of Carlisle
HE Crown Prosecutions Ser-
vice was duped by a Labour
Party supporter into prosecuting
Clive Jefferson, the British National
Party’s Press Officer for Cumbria.
A complaint was made to the police
during the final days of the BNP elec-
tion campaign in the city, that Clive
had been driving a BNP loudspeaker
car “without being in proper control of
the vehicle”.
The complainant said that he had been
looking out of his bedroom window,
across a large front garden and over to
the other side of a busy road where he
saw Clive driving at the same time as
speaking into a microphone. No police
officers on duty at the time saw such
an offence being committed and there
were no other collaborating witnesses
from other drivers or even a
concerned pedestrian.
Bizarrely when the police
received the call they treated it
as a major investigation, alert-
ing every CCTV camera in
the city to track the BNP car
around the city and sending
out a riot van and a back-up
car with full sirens and flash-
ing lights to stop Clive loud-
speakering
When the police presented
the evidence to the CPS, they
decided to prosecute and at the
JUSTICE IS DONE:
Clive Jefferson (with folder)
was supported in court by local
BNP councillor Tony Carvill.
CURRENT AFFAIRS
bathrooms, double glazing and central
heating. It’s just another pack of Tory
lies to say people don’t want to live
here. Every single resident I spoke to
wanted to stay,” he said.
So keen are the council to get its hands
on the land in Chippenham Gardens
that it is offering tenants a cash incen-
tive of nearly £5,000 to move out.
In a letter to fellow councillors, Mark
Logan pulled no punches in telling his
colleagues how he felt on this issue:
“This borough is wasting money like
it’s water. The tenants are not inter-
ested in the council’s sordid bribe to
gets its hands on their homes.
“The senior citizens of any society
represent the bedrock of its existence.
They symbolise the past and are the
carriers of tradition, values and expe-
rience - they are the guiding light for
the next generation. The morality of a
society is judged by the way it treats
its old folk”.
beginning of September the “case”
came to Carlisle Magistrates’ Court.
But the Bench wasn’t impressed and
after hearing the prosecution case
and sitting through an hour of CCTV
footage, they called a halt to the pro-
ceedings saying there was no case to
answer.
Outside court, Clive told reporters:
“A crime was committed today, not
by me but by the CPS for bringing
and pursuing this case when clearly I
had done nothing wrong. It’s political
persecution of the worst order and has
cost the tax payers thousands, if not
tens of thousands of pounds. At a time
when crime is on the increase in West
Cumbria, using the police, CCTV
cameras, our courts and resources on
a political witch-hunt is a scandal.”
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Packed meeting hears
Nick Griffin speak in Louth
T HERE was standing room only
with more than 100 people
in attendance at the September
must rebuild our country’s industrial
base in order to make our nation self-
sufficient, which is essential to see us
answering queries from the audience
relating to the European Union, peak
oil, self-sufficiency, nuclear power
meeting of East Lindsey BNP group through the difficult times ahead. and the growing financial crisis.
in Louth. After refreshments and a collection
Organiser Chris Birchmore, briefed the which raised nearly £500, there was a QUESTION TIME:
meeting on the election credibility that BBC-style Question Time, with Nick Nick Griffin fields a range of questions
the group had built up by standing for from an enthusiastic audience.
the first time in the Louth Wolds seat
of Lincolnshire County Council, with
our popular candidate, the Reverend
Robert West.
Fundholder Jeff Drew, reported to
the meeting on the money raised for
East Lindsey BNP at the Red, White
& Blue festival with its popular home-
made burger stall.
But it was British National Party
chairman Nick Griffin, that the packed
meeting had come to hear, and he
spoke about why Britain had to get out
of the European Union and why we
Labour’s witch-hunt
backfires in Broadclyst
A PARTICULARLY nasty cam-
paign led by Exeter MP Ben
Bradshaw and Labour MEP for the
South West, Glyn Ford, against a
BNP councillor has spectacularly
backfired.
Colin Fribbens is a councillor for
Broadclyst, a village in Devon which
recently hosted a British National
Party meeting with an attendance of
over 100 local people.
The size of the meeting, packed no
doubt with many ex-Labour voters,
upset Ben Bradshaw and Glyn Ford
so much that they started a witch
hunt against Colin, trying to whip
up a campaign against him in the
press, on the Internet and by putting
out leaflets.
Labour Party activists descended
on Broadclyst shoving thousands of
scurrilous leaflets through letterboxes
attacking the BNP. Bradshaw and Ford COLIN FRIBBENS: Hard work and dedication makes him a popular councillor.
tried to whip up a storm in the local party. They are generally fed up with council.
Express & Echo newspaper, attacking Labour, the Liberal Democrats and “This man should be thanked, sup-
Councillor Fribbens and the British the Conservatives and are looking for ported and congratulated, not criti-
National Party. They also got Labour something new.” cised.”
members in the shopworkers’ union But it was in the letters’ pages of the That was also the sentiment of the
USDAW, to launch an online petition local newspaper and on its website Chairman of the Parish Council Henry
calling for Colin to be removed from that the incredible support for Colin Massey who ridiculed Labour’s call to
the council. and criticism of the Labour witch- have Colin removed.
But the witch-hunt has only created hunt was most evident. The over- “The only way possible would be a
more interest in the BNP and sympa- riding theme of the responses was vote of ‘no confidence’, which due to
thy for the parish councillor. typified in a letter from Simon Gray: all the hard work and dedication that
Colin told the Express & Echo: “I would like to thank Colin for all Cllr Fribbens shows to Broadclyst
“New members have been joining us of the work he has done and contin- - with little or no thanks - would be
as a result of all the publicity. They ues to do for the village cricket club, unlikely to receive any support,” he
see the BNP as a common sense the village youth club and the parish told the Express & Echo.
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T HE Government is looking to privatise
an important part of British history by
hawking off Lord Nelson’s legendary flag-

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order to save money.
The Ministry of Defence claims the historic 18th
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Victory was launched in 1765 and spent 34 years
in service. She was Lord Horatio Nelson’s flag-
ship at the Battle of Trafalgar, and now has pride
of place at the historic dockyard in Portsmouth.
It’s the main public attraction at the naval base
and its sell-off would be a betrayal of all those
seafarers who have given their lives making up
the maritime history of these islands.
Each year 500,000 visitors board the timber war-
ship, appreciating the craftsmanship and paying
their respects to Lord Nelson who died on its
decks during the Battle of Trafalgar in 1805.
HMS Victory costs £1.5million to maintain and
run each year and the Government says that it
hasn’t got the necessary funds available.
No doubt the funds for preserving Britain’s
heritage have already been spent, frittered
away on bailing out private banks or given
away in foreign aid to India and Pakistan.
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Prosperous Ramadan to Pensioners

Drefach

Labour’s paying for
the indoctrination
of 5 year-olds
T HE Government is funding a
project that teaches children as
young as five about gay sex.
No Outsiders is backed by the Govern-
ment’s Economic and Social Research
Council and is already functioning
in 14 primary schools using books,
puppet shows and plays to teach chil-
dren about the “pleasures of gay sex.”
The project is costing British taxpay-
ers £600,000 and is being promoted in
the classroom under the guise of com-
bating “homophobic bullying”.
The project’s supporters include the
National Union of Teachers, the Gen-
eral Teaching Council for England,
Stonewall, the homosexual political
keep the tills ringing
N O WONDER Western Union
have taken adverts all over the
country wishing Muslims living in
Britain a “prosperous Ramadan”.
Western Union specialises in the
transfer of money from one country
to another and it has been raking it in
over the years as Muslims working
in Britain send part of their wages to
their family back home.
Over the years, one of Western Union’s
biggest earning money transfer routes
has been out of Britain
into Pakistan. That’s
because of all the Pakistani
immigrants now living in
Britain who just happen to
be Muslim.
Western Union’s Ramadan
posters are designed to
make sure the company’s
cash tills keep ringing up
these transactions.
POSTER CAMPAIGN:
Western Union’s cynical
message to get Muslims
to keep on sending
H AVING already lost their
weekly rubbish collection,
there has been more misery for the
residents of one village in Wales.
The local authority has told the
villagers in Drefach that they won’t
collect their rubbish from their homes
because of health and safety issues.
Carmarthenshire County Council
have instead instructed them to carry
their recycling boxes and black bags
to a fortnightly collection point at
the end of their road.
The ban on collecting from the kerb
side in Drefach was introduced after
county council officers initiated a new
recycling scheme, but neglected to
insure the refuse collectors for picking
up along a road which is classed as
private property.
Most of those living along this road
have to walk
a mile to get
their rubbish
‘collected’
are pensioners and transporting their
rubbish in this way poses all sorts of
problems.
On collection day some residents
have to make as many as eight trips.
Two trips there and back to get all the
rubbish up. A trip there and back to
take the green waste box up, and later
another trip there and back to collect
it afterwards.
All-in-all that’s a mile travelled which
is just too much for many of the old
folk living there.
The authority said it needed
indemnity from homeowners in
private roads “in order to ensure
the appropriate levels of health and
safety measures are in place”.

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EUROPEAN ELECTIONS PAGE 5

Euro Election 09
DONATION
What We Stand for
HOTLINE 08710 500 241 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

New leaflet to help

drug-dealers and violent thugs.

IMMIGRATION: An end to immigration and bogus

asylum seekers flooding Britain. Use the £billions

take on the Tories

wasted in foreign aid to fund ‘Homeward Bound’
schemes to encourage immigrants to return to their
land of ethnic origin.

T HE British National Party’s

campaigning armoury is
considerably enhanced with the
recent addition of a hard-hitting
anti-Tory leaflet, for distribution
nationwide.
Recent opinion polls show  Tory
support at record-breaking levels of
52%, well above those achieved by
Mrs Thatcher in her landslide vic-
tories of the 1980s. One poll even
predicted David Cameron would
be returned to Westminster with an
unassailable majority of 146 seats.  This new leaflet places the history
The recent Mayoral elections dem-
onstrate the revival in Tory fortunes
and the mistaken view on the part
of many voters that the Tory Party
may - yet again - be trusted. This
unfounded belief is attracting those
who would ordinarily vote BNP and
that cost us 50 or so seats at the local
elections in May and at least another
seat on the London Assembley. 
Many voters seem to have forgot-
ten that it was the Tories, even
more than Labour, who have visited
upon our country the destruction of
recent decades, especially in terms
of immigration and EU rule
of Tory treachery in stark relief and
is designed to remind voters of the
Tory betrayal of our country.
The purpose of the leaflet is three-
fold:
n To educate the public in terms
of fundamental Tory duplicity and
treachery by depicting the CONser-
vative Party’s record.
n To inform voters of BNP poli-
cies all of which have at one time in
former decades  been Tory policies
(always reneged upon) and are still
supported by the average Tory (and
Labour) voter.
n To make inroads into Tory sup-
port and gradually persuade voters
to give their support to the British
National Party.
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 national
health service and proactive measures to produce a
healthier population in the first place.
EUROPEAN UNION: British withdrawal from the
European Union to restore Britain’s freedom. We will
trade with Europe where it benefits Britain, but want
no political ties or monetary union.

EDUCATION: A return to traditional methods of 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
greenfield-site house building except in exceptional
cases of genuine local need, an end to field trials of
GM crops, and the restoration of our 200 mile fish-
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 first. A
return to healthy moral values and policies aimed
at strengthening the family and community. Tough
penalties for corruption in public life.

EURO -ELECTION APPEAL

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
The British National Party is on the verge of a major breakthrough into democracy.
mainstream politics. In May, the BNP achieved another good set of
local election results and gained representation on the Greater London DEFENCE: An alternative defence strategy based on
Assembly. In June 2009 it’s the European Elections and it is vital that we the principle of armed neutrality. No British blood
continue to make progress. should be shed in conflicts which do not involve
But to win against the old gang parties in such a fiercely contested set of British interests. The restoration of the County Regi-
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Righteous anger
& political action
T HE British National Party believes
in telling the truth, even if it is
sometimes uncomfortable to hear or
offensive to those who would rather
bury their heads in the sand than face
real problems in our society.
But while we often pass quite critical
comment on the impact of immigration,
multi-culturalism and alien religions on
the indigenous people of our lands, we
have no animosity towards immigrants,
their descendants or the followers of
non-native religions.
Nor do we intend to encourage others
to feel such animosity, or believe that
NEWS IN BRIEF Union bosses
n AN asylum seeker from Somalia,
has become the first person to be
diagnosed in Britain with extreme
drug-resistant tuberculosis.
He is being given high-dose drugs by
specialist medical teams, a treatment
which will cost the taxpayer £50,000
a year.
Doctors fear that if the strain becomes
established, it could lead to a TB
epidemic in Britain.
n THE Labour Party in Brentwood
in Essex, is backing plans for a new
mosque in the town despite local
residents being against it.
When it was reported in the Brentwood
Gazette that the Muslim community
wanted to purchase a commercial
property for use as a permanent prayer
and community centre in Pilgrims
Hatch, the newspaper was inundated
with objections to the proposal.
But that cut little ice with local Labour
leader Mike Le-Surf, ward councillor
for Brentwood South. He told the
Gazette: "I am happy to support the
Muslim community and represent
them within the council."
nYORKSHIRE Coast College
in Scarborough has removed all
references to Christmas and Easter
from its staff calendar to avoid
causing offence to ethnic minorities
The Easter and Christmas holidays have
been changed this year to just “end of
term break”. The college says this was
done for more social inclusion.
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anything we have to say is likely to ‘stir
up hatred’ against anyone. In fact, we
believe that by providing a peaceful and
Constitutional outlet for the anger and the
frustration felt by millions of our people
over the undemocratic transformation of
our country by our political masters, the
BNP actually defuses tensions.
Where there is ‘hate’ we seek to turn
it into righteous anger and political
action against the only people who
deserve to be hated - the politicians
who use our taxes to turn our
country into a place where we often
feel like strangers in our own land.
with snouts
in the trough T HE
growing influence of
A
NTI-BNP trade union leaders Islam within Britain contin-
ues apace and the silence that
have negotiated themselves
huge pay rises while they stand by
and watch their members suffer
plummeting wages, thanks to the
cheap labour migrant workers they
are encouraging to come to Britain.
Derek Simpson is the leader of the
engineering union Amicus and he uses
union funds to finance anti-BNP cam-
paigns. He received a double-inflation
pay rise taking his salary to £155,464.
ANTI-BNP: Hornsby and Prentis.
Phil Hornsby is the head of the Prison
Service Union which has tried to ban
BNP members from working as ward-
ers. His salary rose by 8.3% to £78,326
and his benefits rose by an astonishing
69% to £19,453 a year.
Dave Prentis of Unison, which rep-
resents the poorest-paid public sector
workers, is the worst union leader for
squandering his members’ contribu-
tions on funding anti-BNP campaigns.
Prentis saw his salary and benefits
package rise by 5.8% to £124,495.
Islam on the offensive
THE POWER OF ISLAM: Mosques in Britain are packed for Friday prayers. In Lincoln a burnt out church becomes a mosque.
Our country is being colonised
greets this colonisation by stealth
is deafening.
Our Christian spiritual leaders, who
should be raging from their pulpits at
this usurping of the centuries-old reli-
gious traditions of our country, appear
to have just thrown in the towel and
accepted defeat. No doubt they are
worried that if they speak out against
Islam they might cause offence, and
that wouldn’t do would it?
In those areas where Muslims are now
the majority they have moved from
claiming ‘equal rights’ with the host
population to imposing their demands
on the non-Muslim population.
In Tower Hamlets, in East London,
councillors have been ordered not to
eat during town hall meetings while
Muslim colleagues fast during the
holy month of Ramadan.
All members of the council have been
sent an email asking them to follow
strict Islamic fasting no matter what
their faith. As well as restricting food
and drink until after sunset, the author-
ity’s leaders have decided to reduce
the number of meetings throughout
the month so they do not clash with
the requirements of Ramadan.
And this will be the shape of things
NEW DEPTHS: Some hospitals have to have weekly visits from pest controllers.
Now our hospitals face
a vermin invasion
A NEW study has shown that
there is a serious vermin prob-
lem in our hospitals, including
operating theatres which should be
sterile.
One urology unit had a problem with
cockroaches, an oral surgery unit
reported a problem with crickets, and
drain flies were found in operating the-
atres. Wards and a renal unit in Leeds
were found to have wasps’ nests.
Pest control experts have warned that
insects could end up passing on infec-
tions to vulnerable patients as the
vermin are attracted to food waste,
drains and clinical waste which could
contain dangerous germs.
As well as insects, rats and mice have
also been found in hospitals. Some
VOICE OF FREEDOM - ISSUE No.99
to come unless British National
Party politicians start getting elected
in significant numbers to every local
council as well as Parliament.
In many areas of Britain, Britons are
now the minority. From London bor-
oughs such as Tower Hamlets and
next door Newham (where over 75%
of births are babies of non-British
origin) to towns and cities such as
Peterborough, Luton, Leicester, Brad-
PROPAGANDA: Indoctrination even on
our High Streets - this poster in Merton.
NHS Trusts had such severe problems
that pest controllers were visiting once
a week to remove vermin. The biggest
problem was ants, followed by mice,
rats and cockroaches.
The NHS was once the envy of the
world until the Tories with their obses-
sion with private contractors put an
end to that. It has continued to decline
under Labour, with superbugs such as
MRSA and Cdifficile making news.
Whilst taxpayers’ money is spent on
over-inflated salaries for health trust
bosses, and even more money spent on
increasing numbers of health tourists,
our once-great NHS will be incapable
to provide even basic care for British
patients if they cannot even keep the
wards clean and vermin-free.
Colonise
“To migrate to and settle
in: occupy as a colony”
ford, and Birmingham, entire districts
have been Balkanised by the ever
increasing Muslim population creat-
ing within Great Britain, ‘Greater
Pakistan’, ‘Greater Bangladesh’, and
even ‘Greater Somalia’.
Within these semi-autonomous areas
there is no ‘host community’ for the
colonists to integrate with because
the ‘host’ British have been ethni-
cally cleansed. Now the new ‘major-
ity community’ are re-engineering
local society to replicate the Muslim
societies they ostensibly left behind in
Pakistan or wherever when they came
to Britain.
And what of the remaining few
Britons who find themselves in the
minority in these areas, will they be
allowed their ‘equal rights’ with the
majority population?
Perhaps there’s an example of what
the future might hold in Lincoln?
The Islamic Association of Lincoln
bought the Grade II listed St Mat-
thew’s Church on Boultham Park
Road and applied to turn it into a
mosque. Local residents opposed the
application but then the building was
mysteriously burnt down.
Locals have little doubt why this has
happened and who was behind it. It’s a
scorched earth policy which starts with
the destruction of the places of wor-
ship of non-Muslims, and it is happen-
ing in towns and cities across Britain
where Islam is on the offensive.
VOICE OF FREEDOM - ISSUE No.99
Stoke
needs Tories tell pensioners to
clean up vandals’ graffiti
more
migrants E
says
Bishop
A NYONE hoping that the
Church of England would
take a leading role in offering good
counsel to local people in these dif-
ficult economic times would have
been disappointed by the statement
made by the Bishop of Stafford, the
Rt Revd Gordon Mursell.
With unemployment on the rise, the
Church should be offering comfort
and encouragement to those Britons
on the dole, but the Bishop has cal-
lously ignored their plight and called
for more immigration.
“We need more outsiders, not less:
more skilled workers, more nurses,
more office cleaners, and above all
more people who bring energy and
vision and a willingness to work
hard.”
Bishop of Stafford: You must “love
the stranger and reverence the alien.”  and immigrants are dealt with on
He obviously has a very low opinion
of the people of Stoke, because he also
stated in his Diocese newsletter:
“If we want our city to be where it
should be - in the premier league of
British cities - we need to welcome
everyone.”
And he used the football analogy again
implying that Stoke City football club
wouldn’t have been successful if it
hadn’t been for foreign players.
What a kick in the teeth for the young
British players hoping to come through
the club’s academy ranks.
Not surprisingly the Bishop of Stafford
was critical of the British National
The MEP’s gravy train is
Party, saying:
“The BNP are bad news because the
Bible explicitly commands us to love
the stranger and reverence the alien.” 
NEWS IN BRIEF leaving from platform
nTESCO have taken imported
Chinese sweets off its shelves due
to fears over the contaminated
milk product scandal.
The White Rabbit Candies are sold
as part of Tesco’s ethnic range and
are available in parts of Britain with
a large Chinese population.
Four children have died and some
53,000 children have become sick
in China after consuming milk
products tainted with melamine,
a product normally used to make
plastics.
nMIGRANT workers in Norfolk
are set to receive a helping hand in
staying in contact with friends and
family back home.
The Post Office has announced that
from September Thetford's large
Portuguese and Polish communities
will be able to get free weekend
calls to relatives back in Portugal
and Poland.
NEWS TO MAKE YOUR BLOOD BOIL!
LDERLY residents were already upset
after vandals sprayed paint over the
wooden fences separating their homes from
a path running behind their back gardens.
But that didn’t matter to Conservative-run
Bury Council, it sent them stern warning letters
giving them 21 days to remove the graffiti or
face a fine of £1,000.
The council defended its action, quoting a law
that is use against major landowners who con-
tinually refuse to clean up their land.
Three of the pensioners who received the let-
ters were over 80 and couldn’t even walk, let
alone clean the graffiti off their back garden
walls. The council also sent letters to the British
Legion centre and a church which were other
victims of this trail of vandalism.
Saturday in Sheffield
It’s OK for this . . . but not for this!
tt
by Louise Scott
A
grieving Sheffield family were
told that they could not bury a
relative on a Saturday because they
were not Muslims.
The family had wanted the funeral on
the Saturday because it would have
been the best day to allow family
members from other areas of the coun-
try to attend the ceremony.
But council officials at City Road
Cemetery in Sheffield, told the funeral
director that holding a memorial ser-
vice in the chapel, followed by a
burial, would not be allowed to take
place on a Saturday because the family
A LITERAL gravy train for
Members of the European
Parliament made its first journey
recently with 337 MEPs on board.
It was an all-expenses paid private
outing on the new 186-mph express
train which shuttles Eurocrats between
one “European Parliament” building
in Brussels and another in Strasbourg.
Ordinary members of the public are
barred from the gravy train and its
lavish buffet car stocked with the
finest French, Australian and Chilean
wines – the normal rail service on that
route offers no refreshments.
Each return trip on the Brussels-Stras-
bourg gravy train costs taxpayers like
us £158,000. It costs the Euro-MPs
who ride it nothing. In theory they pay
a fare of £170 return, but that goes on
their expenses which are paid by us
yet again. Those living high on the
hog at our expense are however very
hard to please.
A leaked European Parliament internal
PRESTWICH: The vandalised back garden walls of Hastings Road.
“There is one set of
rules for immigrants and
another for the indigenous
population of our country”
were not Muslims.
Sheffield Council said it only offered
Saturday funerals to Muslims, in line
with an Islamic law which deems
that the dead must be buried as soon
as possible.
In Britain 2008 there is one set of rules
for immigrants and another, much less
favourable, for the long-suffering
indigenous population of our country.
FINE WINE SHUTTLE: Arriving in Brussels.
staff memo whinged that the arrival
of the train in Strasbourg at 1.36pm
would “deprive colleagues of their
midday break and the possibility of a
proper lunch”.
A proper lunch, once again lavishly
funded by us, the taxpayers . . .
Boris is all tied
up with Islam
L ONDON mayor Boris Johnson,
has told the capital’s Muslims
that he is learning about Islam.
Johnson told Muslim News:
“I have a copy of the Qur’an and I
have been learning Arabic.”
To prove the point he then recited
the “kalimah Äì La ilaha illa Allah.
Muhammad Rasulullah” (There is no
deity except God. Muhammad is His
Messenger).
He also pledged that he was “utterly
committed to a glorious multi-racial
multi-ethnic, multi-faith London
in which everyone emphasised the
achievements of all communities.”
PAGE 7
NEWS IN BRIEF
n THE Government’s claim that
crime is on the decline in Britain
has been attacked by researchers
who say that 11million crimes have
been left off official figures.
Crime statistician David Fraser,
calculates that there are 62.7million
offences committed every year, putting
the real level of crime at a much higher
level than the Government tells us.
Knife crime too is underestimated with
130,000 attacks in Britain every year,
which is a stabbing every 4 minutes.
nTHREE million children have left
primary school without the basics
in reading, writing and maths since
Labour came to power, according to
new figures.
But the true scale of the failure could
be even higher because of a marking
loophole that has allowed Tory and
Labour governments to boast of
improved school standards since 1995.
Mastering the basics in the 3Rs is the
keystone of future opportunity and
success, and the Labour Government
has created a whole generation of
disadvantaged children consigned to
facing a lifetime of menial work to
earn a living.
nBRITAIN’S first official sharia law
court is operating in Leicestershire.
The Muslim Arbitration Tribunal -
which settles matters such as divorce
and inheritance disputes between
Muslims - has already used the Islamic
religious law to settle more than 100
civil disputes.
Barrister Faizul Aqtab Siddiqi, said:
“We are simply offering an alternative
to going before a judge. If your case
can be held in an informal room with
experts, you should be given that
choice.
nTHE European Union has warned
Britain over the way asylum seekers
their arrival in the UK.
Brussels bureaucrats are worried that
the human rights of asylum seekers are
being breached because they are being
held in detention and removal centres.
In its report, the EU says it wants our
immigration staff to undergo “ongoing
education” in human rights when
dealing with new arrivals into Britain.
PAGE 8
BNP trounce Tories in Leeds
A TORY boast that they would
push the British National Party
to the bottom of the poll in the
Farnley & Wortley by-election for
Leeds City Council spectacularly
backfired when BNP candidate
Peter Hollings, finished 128 votes
ahead of David Cameron’s.
Buoyed up by the publicity from its
Evesham continues the
trend of encouraging BNP
votes in Worcestershire
LEE HANCOCK: Polled nearly 19%.
T
HE British National Party pro-
duced another encouraging elec-
tion performance in a new area last
month when Worcestershire group
organiser Lee Hancock, took nearly
19% of the vote in the by-election for
the Evesham South ward.
The area is a Tory stronghold and the
independent candidate was the former
mayor of Evesham, so Lee was more
Tewkesbury BNP launches
its campaign against
housing development
TARGET AREAS: Members draw up plans for their leaflet drop.
M EMBERS of Tewkesbury
British National Party met to
plan their opposition to the massive
house building programme that
is taking place despite the risk of
flooding due to a lack of flood plains leaflet drop of the BNP’s “Stop the
to drain off rain water.
It is a big issue in the town and
politicians from the main parties seem leaflets.
AROUND THE BNP BRANCHES
LEEDS CITY COUNCIL
Farnley & Wortley ward
Thursday 18th September 2008
Andy Parnham (Green)......... 1183
Rosie Spencer (Lib-Dems)..... 1151
Stephen Towler (Lab)............. 1009
Peter Hollings (BNP)............ 556
Glenn Broadbent (Con).......... 428
BNP Percentage: 12.7%
Bournemouth conference, the Liberal
Democrats mounted one of their barn-
storming election campaigns and
came from nowhere to within 32 votes
of taking this rare safe seat for the
Green Party.
With the Labour vote holding up
surprisingly well, it was a creditable
performance from the BNP in holding
on to its vote share, while the Tories
saw their support fall by 5%.
Farnley & Wortley:
BNP candidate Peter Hollings
and his family.
than pleased with his vote.
“To attract that level of support in
an up-market area is a good result. It
proves that the BNP can make head-
way in areas usually considered to be
safe Conservative wards.”
The result followed a trend of quite
impressive results for the BNP in
Worcestershire. In the elections last
year, the BNP polled 21% in the Gorse
Hill ward and 15% in Nunnery ward.
The Party had never contested a seat
in Evesham before so the result,
combined with the results from last
year, stand the BNP in good stead in
Worcestershire for next year’s County
Council elections.
WYCHAVON DISTRICT COUNCIL
Evesham South ward
Thursday 18thSeptember 2008
Helen Sinfield (Con)........... 260
Ronald Stow (Ind)................ 126
Lee Hancock (BNP)........... 88
BNP Percentage: 18.6%
to be burying their heads in the sand
in their rush to get the houses built at
virtually any cost.
The Tewkesbury group has drawn
up its target areas for a large scale
Building” leaflets and £90 was raised
at the meeting to buy the first batch of
VOICE OF FREEDOM - ISSUE No.99
European Election
launch in South
Warwickshire
B RITISH National Party activists
converged on Stratford-upon
-Avon on Sunday 7th September to
launch the European Election 2009
campaign.
6000 leaflets were delivered and
copies of Freedom sold in a three and
a half hour session as six teams spread
out to cover every area of the town.
It was the first activity for some new
members and all reported to have
enjoyed the experience.
Chris Turner, the South Warwickshire
coordinator, told Freedom:
“This was the first session in a long
EXETER: Ann Conway and Peter Mullins speading the BNP’s message. campaign leading up to June next year.
City centre shoppers
We are looking to  leaflet the Rugby,
Leamington Spa and Warwick areas as
well as all the larger villages.”
meet the real BNP
E
XETER BNP has been hitting local Saturday morning shoppers and
the headlines of the local some holiday-makers make the most of
newspaper with its activities in the the West Country’s Indian Summer.
villages of rural Devon in recent “We were well received and there
weeks. were many gestures of support. All the
But organiser Mike Turner, was keen coverage in the local newspaper has
that the British National Party should certainly raised the profile of the BNP
make itself known in the towns and people are keen to find out more
and cities of the county as well and about us,” Mike told Freedom.
organised a papersale and leafleting “I would like to thank , Steve O’Hara,
session for Exeter city centre on the John Ings, Peter Mullins, Ann Conway,
20th of September. Chris Marchant and Bob Gregg for
His team gave out Winston Churchill giving up part of their weekend to help
leaflets and sold copies of Freedom to promote the Party. STRATFORD: One of the six BNP teams.
Labour Party thugs intimidate
voters in Glasgow by-election
T HE Glasgow Branch of the Brit-
ish National Party was more than
satisfied with its effort in the Bailli-
eston by-election last month.
The ward was a keenly-fought SNP
and Labour marginal, so the BNP’s
priority was always about winning
new recruits and presenting the true
face of the BNP to the public.
When it came to the count, BNP can-
didate Charlie Baillie, certainly did
better than expected beating the Scot-
tish Socialist Party, the media-puffed
Green Party and the Scottish Union-
ist Party as well as finishing only 86
votes behind the fourth placed Liberal
Democrats.
Charles Baillie was however disap- the grounds of the polling station and n AT THE COUNT: Charlie Baillie (3rd
pointed with the antics of the Labour were shouting anti-BNP slogans. They left) and his brave band of helpers.
Party’s gang of thugs who tried to were covering all approaches to the “It was an attempt to intimidate voters
interfere with the election: door, walking in front of voters who and our tellers who were conducting a
“This anti-democratic rabble got inside were trying to get in to vote.   lawful democratic activity.”
Wrexham goes to Stoke!
by Bill Murray
T HE day started with us meet-
ing up in Wrexham to set off
in convoy. The sun was shining for
a change as the members started to
gather and we ended up filling six
cars full of activists in high spirits.
I have spent many years leafleting
and canvassing but I can honestly say
I have never spent a day out leaflet-
ing like this one. The people of Stoke
gave us an incredible reception. They
came up to us in the street to shake our
hands. They came out of their homes
to thank us personally for their leaf-
lets and they even stopped their cars
to voice their support for the British It will show the public the true face LUNCH TIME:
National Party. of the BNP and expose the lies of our Wrexham BNP members join with
The reaction should be an inspiration enemies in the media. colleague for a welcome break
to us all to get out onto the streets in A day of action in Wrexham will be in the day’s activities at the very
numbers with our own Day of Action. announced very soon. hospitable Duke of Wellington.
 BNP COUNCILLORS IN ACTION
VOICE OF FREEDOM - ISSUE No.99 PAGE 9

BNP saves footpath in Whitwick

W HEN North West Leicestershire
Council announced plans to
divert a footpath in Whitwick that has
been in existence for as long as anyone
can remember, local resident Wendy
Wilton, contacted her BNP councillor
Ian Meller, for help.
Ian immediately organised a petition
against the change and over a hundred
local signatures were collected. Many
people had used the path since childhood
and regarded it as a right of way, but now
all this was to be changed for the sake of
a recently arrived golf course.
A public meeting was arranged with
council officers and the BNP councillor CHRIS BEVERLEY: At home with wife Joanna and their son, Warrick.

BNP supports
represented the views of the residents.
It was a powerful presentation and the

call for freeze

council took on board what he said and
RIGHT OF WAY: Wendy Wilton and Ian Meller took on the council. scrapped its plan to divert the footpath.

on allowances
Remembering The Fallen C OUNCILLOR Chris Beverley
(BNP Morley South) spoke in
The BNP councillor also slammed the
cheek of the motion’s proposer, failed

BNP looks after our War Memorials

support of a motion calling for a
freeze on councillors’ allowances at
a full meeting of Leeds City Council
on 10th September.
Chris spoke about the financial hard-
ship facing local families as a result
of the economic slow down and
looming recession, and the anger
that people rightly feel towards
a Government that is responsible
for the current economic crisis and
doing nothing to help them.
“A council-wide agreement to freeze
all councillors’ allowances for  two
years would send a clear message to
the people of Leeds that the council
understands their situation and is
willing to act accordingly,” he told
the chamber.
former Labour Party and now Morley
Borough ‘Independent’ Councillor,
Robert Finnigan.
He referred to an article in the York-
shire Evening Post of 2nd June 2008
which revealed that over £2 million
was paid out to Leeds City Councillors
last year in allowances and expenses,
including a staggering £32,420.84
claimed by Finnigan.
“The fact that a man who takes such
a huge amount of taxpayers’ cash has
the audacity to try and lecture others
about the council’s allowances bill is a
complete,” he said.
Although the motion was not adopted
by the council, it did highlight the
hypocrisy of the Morley Borough
‘Independents’ Party.

ROTHERHAM: BNP candidate George Baldwin, cleared away the weeds before planting flowers in the Memorial’s gardens.

O N Sunday 14th September in

Rotherham, George Baldwin
the British National Party’s
candidate for Parkgate ward
cleaned up the local War Memorial.
He was helped by Rotherham BNP
organiser Marlene Guest, member
Joanna Kirby and a couple of local
people who noticed what they were
doing andvolunteered their help.
Weeds and litter were cleared
from the paved area and the two
small gardens at either side of
the Memorial were planted with
flowers.
sacrifice made by those who gave
their lives for this country.”
In Corsham in Wiltshire, British
National Party councillor Mick
Simpkins, is campaigning for a record
to be made of all the names inscribed
on the town’s War Memorial before
they are lost for ever due to weather
erosion of the monument.
“The War Memorial bears the names
of all our heroes who gave their
lives for this country in the two
world wars and time has taken its
toll on the stone work,” Mick told
the monthly meeting of Corsham
BNP.
“Many of the names have been
eroded away by wind and rain
over the years and are now barely COMMUNITY ACTION: BNP workmen replace the missing tiles. Council tenant
readable.” Jenny Murphy, thanks Mark Logan and his team for getting the work done.

Tenants turn to
Local residents had informed the The BNP representative urged
council on numerous occasions that his fellow councillors at a recent
the Memorial needed attention,  but council meeting make a record

the BNP for help

promises aside, nothing had been of all the names on the Memorial
done typifying Rotherham Labour before time finally takes it toll and
Party’s neglect and complacency. they become a forgotten memory.

“The British National Party does “It is only then that we can think
care and that’s why we have of cleaning and restoring the stone
cleaned up the Memorial,” said work to its former glory,” he said.
Marlene.
“Labour is too busy pandering to
the newly arrived ethnic minorities
to have time to remember the
WILTSHIRE:
BNP councillor Mick Simpkins, at
the War Memorial in Corsham.
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It features news bulletins, interviews,
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in Havering
T HE new Community Action
Team in Havering, formed by
BNP councillor Mark Logan, swung
into action last month to help a
distraught council tenant.
Jenny Murphy contacted Mark after
she had been waiting more than three
weeks for the council to come out and
replace several slipped tiles on her
roof. Because of the hole left by the
missing tiles, Jenny’s loft space had
become home to a flock of pigeons
and starlings, and her flat underneath
got something done within hours of
hearing of my predicament.”
Havering BNP’s Community Action
Team replaced the missing tiles and
the sarking felt. Then once the loft
had been cleaned up the flat was
fumigated.
The speed with which Mark got the
repairs done impressed local residents,
who poured scorn on the help they get
from Havering Council.
“Round here you are more likely to
see Lord Lucan riding Shergar than

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To receive the latest issue send infested with bird lice. council workmen making repairs,”
£10.00 (inc post) to: “I’m being eaten alive,” she told Mark. one tenant told Mark.
“My three piece suite, my bed, and To get the work done, the Community
The Secretary, FSID, my carpets are full of bird lice. I’ve Action Team took time off from
PO Box 3, Burnley, pleaded with the council to come and another local project they are working
Lancashire. do something but they didn’t think it on - the complete refurbishment of
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(Cheques made payable to FSID) was urgent. the RSPCA in Chippenham Road in
“Thankfully my BNP councillor had Harold Hill.
PAGE 10
Money for slave trade ‘guilt’
statue but not for a monument
to Britain’s child evacuees
by Dr Peter Lane
T HREE million children were
evacuated from Britain’s cities
during World War II in what was the
largest internal mass migration of
people in the history of this country.
It is an event that needs commemorating
and the Evacuees Reunion Association
(ERA) is campaigning for a monument
to be erected in London to remember
these brave child evacuees.
On 10th September, 200 members of
the ERA - all former evacuees - held a
meeting at the Imperial War Museum to
discuss the progress of the campaign.
Michael Aspel OBE, himself an
evacuee, chaired the proceedings. The
sculptor, Maurice Blick, described
the inspiration and design of the
Memorial and a member of the steering
committee reported on the need to raise
£1million.
All former child evacuees have their
own memories from those days ranging
from the happy to the horrific, but
one of the patrons of the ERA, Lord
GREVILLE JANNER: More interested in
extolling the wonders of multi-culturalism.
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POINTS OF VIEW
EVACUEES: These children from Newcastle were evacuated to Cumbria.
Janner of Braunstone QC, was given a lamented how the whole area had now
specific slot on the agenda to recount changed beyond recognition because
his personal experiences, although this of the presence of large numbers of
had nothing to do with the monument. immigrants. Yet, despite this, she
His parents came to this country before joined in the polite applause at the
World War II but when war broke out end of Janner’s speech which made
and things looked bad for Britain, he one wonder how many of the others
and his sister were evacuated to Canada who were clapping really agreed with
where he said he had an unhappy time what he was saying. I sat with my arms
because he was bullied. firmly folded.
Janner then spent the rest of his speech The ERA has been informed by the
extolling the wonders of multiculturalism Government that no public money will
much to the bemusement of his be available for the Memorial which
audience. He said that in Leicester, the was not surprising as it is extremely
majority of the population would soon unusual for a Government to provide
be non-white and that was something funding in such cases.
that everyone should be celebrating. Yet that same Government has
It was very apparent that he did announced that it intends to provide
not like, identify with or have any several million pounds for a Memorial
sympathy with the indigenous British to be erected to an entrance of Hyde
people who had given him a home all Park, to draw attention to Britain’s role
those years ago. in the Slave Trade.
Before the meeting I had been talking Doesn’t this just go to show where the
to a lady who after the war had priorities of today’s Establishment
lived in Acton in West London. She politicians lie?
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Sally Wood
Straight Talking
The Court of King Boris
M Y memories of Kings College Hospital are rather sad ones.
When I was there many years ago it was to visit a young girl
who was seriously ill, but I  do remember how relaxed and well
ordered  the hospital  was. Visiting times were adhered to strictly
and there was no need for any additional security at the entrances.
Contrast that if you will to the present day as described in The Observer
on September 7th, reporting on a fight that broke out at the entrance to
the Accident and Emergency unit. 
It seems that three stab victims presented themselves there for
treatment, only to be followed shortly afterwards by their assailants.
The three victims then phoned their friends for help and when this
group arrived a fight broke out in the entrance to the A& E. This then
spilled over into the area behind the reception and they began chasing
each other between the distraught patients, causing mayhem. Some of
them even hid in cubicles to escape rivals who wanted to stab them.
The whole episode was only brought to an end by the arrival of the
police who arrested all involved. A knife was later found discarded on
a trolley and another in a rubbish bin.
It’s a story line too far-fetched even for Casualty to run even if the
programme makers depicted all the protagonists as being White to meet
the BBC’s political correctness criteria. They say that truth is stranger
than fiction, today it seems it is more horrifying as well.
Perhaps Richard Barnbrook, our representative on the London Assembly
could raise the question of hospital security with the members there?
Although the way that he was treated with such derision and disdain by
the Court of King Boris when he tried to draw its attention to the way
the Notting Hill Carnival had descended into riot, I don’t hold out much
hope of them taking the issue seriously.
If only the electorate of London could see how their representatives
behave when such an important issue as law and order is raised by
Richard, the only member who shows any concern, they would be
horrified.  Boris and his courtiers just sit around and laugh and snigger. 
What a disgrace!
White swimmers, Black sprinters
A recent article in The Guardian appeared to be lamenting the fact
that most of our Olympic medallists were White, attributing
our success in the ‘sitting down sports’ such as sailing, rowing and
cycling, to our innate laziness.
I have to say that after watching Ben Ainslie skillfully manoeuvring his
boat on choppy waters in torrential rain and squally winds, that had he
been innately lazy I’m sure he would have capsized!
The report dismissed cycling and rowing as dull sports, obviously not
appreciating the skill shown by the pursuit team, who cycle at speed
with barely a few inches between their wheels  and a team member
then has to make a split second decision to move over to gain benefit
from the slip stream. It requires impeccable timing.
The journalist put success in sport down to money but there are other
forces at play. Take the Olympic pool where White swimmers dominate
and the track where Black sprinters hold sway.
The fact is that white people have lighter skeletons and larger chest
cavities which makes them better swimmers. Genetic differences also
explain why Black athletes with less body fat and narrower hips which
gives them a more efficient stride, always seem to win the track events.
For a level playing field, the answer would be separate events for
blacks and whites for running and swimming, but that would force the
authorities to acknowledge that
there are genetic differences
between the races.
Meanwhile the Olympics
becomes a bit of a farce as
athletes from predominantly
white countries can never
expect to win in the sprints
on the track, and blacks rarely
win in the swimming pool.
The authorities are strangely
quiet on these issues.
Ben Ainslie:
skillfully manoeuvring his
boat on choppy waters.
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CURRENT AFFAIRS PAGE 11

Joey Smith
has the
opposition
on the run
W HEN Lily Allen launched her latest
anti-BNP record she can’t have
dreamed of the great publicity it would
generate for the British National Party.
Her little ditty provided the opportunity for
Joey Smith to pen and sing a response
and that song and video has been viewed
by hundreds of thousands of visitors to
the Youtube and BNP websites.
The song Pondlife, and the video that
goes with it has proved a massive hit
and can be found at http://www.bnp.org.
uk/2008/09/pondlife
In fact, the opposition appears to be very
worried at the growing influence of the
BNP’s music ‘arm’ Great White Records,
and the usual suspects were prompted to
write a letter to The Guardian at the end
of September.
Jerry Dammers, Roll Deep, Billy Bragg,
Jon McLure, Dirty Pretty Things, Sam
Duckworth, Get Cape, Wear Cape, Fly,
Late Of The Pier, Akala, and Drew McCo-
nnell wrote:
“Our carnival in London’s Victoria Park
and show, headlined by the Kaiser Chiefs,
in Rotherham, where two BNP councillors
were elected in May, stand for unity and a
celebration of our multiracial society.”

Destruction of our fishing

industry is a ‘type of genocide’
by John Maddox
A former professor at the pres-
tigious Catholic educational
establishment of Maynooth, has said
that the European Union should
be arraigned at the International
Court of Justice and Human Rights
for imposing regulations which pre-
vent indigenous coastal communi-
ties making a living from fishing.
Monsignor Padraig O’Fiannachta
denounced the Common Fisheries
policy which allows French and Span-
ish fishermen in their industrial trawl-
ers to pillage Irish waters and called
for the regulations to be changed.
Until recently the parish priest of the
coastal town of Dingle, he has wit-
nessed first hand the destruction of the
local fishing industry.
“Up to a few years ago we had a big
fleet in Dingle and we were able to
catch a variety of species. We had 11
tuna trawlers but now we have none,”
he told The Universe newspaper.
To add insult to injury, fish are still
being landed in Dingle but mainly
by Spanish trawlers. He added that a
mussel fleet based at nearby Cromane
was now “forbidden to fish anymore.”
Rights on the grounds that it is guilty
of a minor type of genocide.”
And of course it’s a “genocide” being
repeated in Britain where historic fish-
ing communities, cultures and econo-
mies are being wiped out in the name
of the Common Fisheries policy. The
only result is that French and Span-
ish fishermen and others who have no
productive waters of their own, such
as the Poles, raid Britain’s territorial
waters whilst indigenous fishermen
are forced to stay on shore or, even
worse, throw back into the sea per-
fectly good fish because they have
‘exceeded’ their miniscule and arbi-

Revelation He said:
“European policy makers have
trary fishing quotas.

of the month
more interest in preserving the
corncrake than the people and
this is wrong. We speak about the
habitat of these birds but what
about the habitat of the people
in the small Irish-speaking com-
munities? I firmly believe that the
EU should be taken to the Interna-
tional Court of Justice and Human
DINGLE: The sun sets on the
local fishing industry.

Viewpoint of the The Templar

McSHANE: Do your tie up Denis!
“EVERY Labour MP and
union branch official knows
the difficulties our people are
going through.
“I spent time with union branch
officials at my local hospital last
week, and three of them said
the problem was there were too
many foreigners or immigrants
in Rotherham.
“Not true, but a shudder of fear
and cold went through my heart
that union representatives could
use this BNP language.”
Denis McShane,
The Observer
7th September 2008.
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EDITORIAL & LETTERS VOICE OF FREEDOM - ISSUE No.99

COMMENT
The Voice of

ISSUE No.99
Freedom
The Newspaper of the British National Party

EDITOR: Martin Wingfield

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

Experts echo our energy analysis

I T IS always very rewarding when the policies that you
have been advocating for over a quarter of a century, are
suddenly taken on board by the experts. Especially so when
for much of that time those policies have been ridiculed by
our political opponents who have called us, amongst other SPECIAL ISSUE: Last month saw the first of a series of mass circulation editions of Freedom which gives the public at large an
things, ‘Little Englanders’. insight into the true face of the British National Party. Here activists distribute the newspaper in Exeter city centre.
The British National Party’s energy policy states that if in
Government we would ensure that Britain produces all the energy
necessary to meet our people’s needs and is never reliant on foreign
supplies to keep our industry working and our people warm.
Now BNP policy and our analysis of the energy crisis is being
echoed by the industry’s top analysts.
Letters to the Editor - freedom@bnp.org.uk
David Hunter, energy guru at consultants McKinnon & Clarke,
observed last month:
“EDF’s purchase of British Energy was the Government’s get-out-
Not the Party it was That ‘Carnival’ hype Next TV broadcast
of-jail-free card. There are tough decisions to be made, as the reality
is that Britain will run out of power. Our crumbling infrastructure
G ORDON Brown’s attack on the
BNP in his conference speech
shows that New Labour intends
I WAS gratified that Freedom
reported on the events that had
really taken place at the Notting Hill
C AN I suggest that the next BNP
political broadcast concentrates
on economics.
and lack of political will to sort this out have left assets ripe for to carry on with its immigration, Carnival, unlike the mainstream Gordon Brown bleats that none of this
picking off by larger European energy companies. “diversity” and “enrichment” press which made no reference to economic collapse was predictable, and
“It is our view that the Government must swing its weight behind getting programme! the riot at Ladbroke Grove station. all our woes are due to rogue bankers
The White working class must now I live in the area and experienced first playing roulette with oil prices and
new stations built, and not just nuclear. Coal will be part of the solution undermining our economy.
desert Labour. Today it’s a party of big hand the boarded-up shops, sealed letter
- allied to carbon-capture technology - in addition to renewables.” business, multi-culturalism and mass boxes and the constant drone of police In contrast, we could point to our
Added to this the Energy Intensive Users’ Group (EIUG) immigration and far removed from the helicopters. There was security fencing long-standing prediction of the oil
representing big industrial power users, said the soaring price of Party their mothers and fathers once placed everywhere and vandalised cars shortage and the economic collapse.
gas and electricity in Britain put British firms at a “permanent always voted for! littered the streets making the place feel The broadcast could stress how we
competitive disadvantage” compared to their foreign rivals. Rory Allanson. London. like a war zone. Then of course there have always campaigned for a vibrant
EIUG has compiled a list of companies that have shut up shop, was the annual chore of clearing up manufacturing sector and opposed
moved production abroad, or curtailed operations as a result of the Scrap VAT on fuel the detritus thrown into our communal
garden and the disinfecting of the
immigration because it would create
unemployment and put an extra stress
energy price increases which reveals that over 6,000 jobs have been
lost in the glass sector alone over the past 18 months.
The main cost rise has been for gas, increasing 300% in just
A S THE Government is turning its
back on millions of people who
are struggling to pay their fuel bills,
garages that had been used as a urinal.
The media hype claimed local people
enjoyed the event. The reality from my
on our social services. We could show
articles from Freedom and Identity to
support what we are saying.
three years which in turn pushes up the price of electricity and it presents the British National Party own observations and knowledge of the This would demonstrate that:
a great opportunity to promote an area is that this Bank Holiday sees local We are not a one issue party.
raw materials - all of which are indigenously sourced in the UK initiative that none of the ‘old gang’ people leave the area with shuttered That we have the depth of experience to
and some of which, notably soda ash, are supplied from other parties are able to. windows, unlit properties and empty run an economy.
energy-intensive industries. The BNP should propose the removal of pubs a testament to this. The council That we would have done a better job
EIUG spokesman Jeremy Nicholson, highlighted another weakness VAT on domestic fuel. None of the main even provides  holidays to Folkestone than New Labour.
of Britain’s energy supply - lack of reserve storage. parties can propose this as it has to be for older residents because they find the That we have a high-quality magazine
“The UK has gas storage equivalent to a dozen days’ demand,” he charged to comply with European Law. whole weekend so upsetting. and newspaper (that most people know
explained. “In Germany and America, they have 90 days”. Only an independent Britain could take I do not regard it as reasonable that nothing about).
control of its own taxation. residents should have to endure this Ralph Ellis, Vale Royal.
This is what the BNP has been saying all along. Both Labour If anyone argues that this would leave event every year just to salve the
and Conservative Governments have squandered our own gas
reserves to make us dependent on foreign supplies, and all
a black hole in the public purse, we
can point out that the £43million given
consciences of the liberal media and
three Establishment political parties. Census shock due
the while failing to make sure we have the capacity to store
reserves if these supplies are interrupted. There is no doubt
away each day as a net contributor to the
European Union could cover this.
It would benefit every British family,
Steve Dunkin, Notting Hill.
M USLIM separatists in the
Chinese province of Xinjiang
took advantage of the focus on China
who will be to blame when the lights go out and our old folk
and most vulnerable start dying of hyperthermia.
rich and poor, but the poor would feel Inaccurate Marxism due to the Olympic Games to launch

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the biggest benefit.
Alan Butler, Newcastle. M ARXIST philosophy, often
quoted by union leaders,
assumes that all people are the same
a suicide bombing campaign, causing
death and terror on a wide scale.
With the exception of the ‘Tamil Tigers’
martinwingfield.blogspot.com ,as they all have the same common in Sri Lanka, only Muslims stoop so
It’s inexcusable! needs, such as holding down a job low as to use suicide bombers. How

S ORRY to be a moaner but would

it be possible for Freedom to
and feeding their families.
But this assumption is incomplete,
can Islam claim to be “peaceful and
compassionate” when its followers

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Tim Rait speaks to French audience
about immigration and Europe
ON September 14th, Tim Rait, the
British National Party’s candidate in
the Henley by-election, was a guest
speaker at a meeting in Saintes, in
the Charente region of France, with
the theme ‘Against Brussels and the
I N last month’s issue of Freedom
we reported that the running total
for Maurice Collett’s sponsored bike
ride from Leicester to Skegness had
passed the £2,000 total.
Now we take great pleasure in
announcing that the final total of the
money collected for the East Midlands
European Election Fund by the event
was £4,065. A magnificent achievement.
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Speaking to  the French audience in Field, and the former Archbishop of
their own language, Tim told them of Canterbury George Carey, to show the
the changes in Britain during recent things that are now being said openly
years and of the changing attitudes in about immigration that might not have
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538 votes GAINed in first campaign
BNP on course to win next
time in Wickersley ward
I
T WAS another incredible result
in Rotherham on Thursday 28th
August when BNP candidate Jon
Round came from nowhere to take
third place with nearly 20% of
the vote in the town’s Wickersley
ward.
Back in May the British National
Party had won two seats in Rotherham
which sent shockwaves through the
local political Establishment and
now, after this result, a third BNP
councillor looks on the cards the next
time the ward is contested.
That’s because the combined BNP and
UKIP vote was more than the winning
Labour candidate received and with
the UKIP unlikely to contest the seat
JON ROUND: 19.2% vote share.
Better than expected in Barrow
BARROW BOROUGH COUNCIL
Newbarns Ward
Thursday 4th September 2008
Bob Maltman (Con)............. 478
Lorraine Biggins (Lab)......... 177
Sarah Martinez (Ind)............ 155
Mike Ashburner (BNP)...... 104
BNP Percentage: 11.8%
T HERE was a pleasant surprise
in the by-election for Newbarns
ward on Barrow Council with BNP
candidate Mike Ashburner, pulling
a cracking result out of the bag in a
Tory stronghold.
Contesting this election was all about
building up the local BNP unit in
the South Cumbrian town and was
therefore as much about attracting
new members and supporters as it was
about the number of votes polled.
Mike and his team were hoping to
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MEETING:
(from left to right)
David Murphy,
Nick Griffin,
Phil Williams
& Ralph Ellis.
ROTHERHAM BOROUGH COUNCIL
Wickersley Ward
Thursday 28th August 2008
Chris McMahon (Lab).......... 871
Donald Ross (Con).............. 824
Jon Round (BNP)............... 538
Tina Dowdall (UKIP)............ 373
Steven Scutt (Lib-Dem)....... 191
BNP Percentage: 19.2%
NW Regional Council meeting held in Cheshire
again, the BNP will have a clear run
to capture the ward from Labour.
Rotherham organiser Marlene Guest,
T
was full of praise for her hard working
HIRTY-THREE officials representing 22 Brit- party leaflets, while Paul Stafford gave a talk on the
team but wanted to single out two
ish National Party units attended a North West importance of standing for town & parish councils.
helpers in particular.
Regional Council meeting in Cheshire last month. Three motions were proposed for the Annual Conference
“Sometimes there are one or two
Ralph Ellis chaired the event, at which each representa- in November - the Abolition of the Congestion Charge
people who stand out for the supreme
tive gave a quarterly report, before BNP chairman Nick (Alan Payne), Alternatives to Peak Oil (Nick Griffin)
effort they made and Neil and Cheryl
Griffin, gave a summary of the region’s progress, and ,and the Traditional Family Unit (Peter Molloy).
Thompson are two such people,”
laid out what was expected of officials over the coming Ralph Ellis closed the proceedings, and everyone tucked
Marlene told Freedom.
months. North West Secretary Duncan Warner, reported into the impressive buffet prepared by Jan Williams and
“Neil was injured in an accident and
on legal action being taken on illegal anti-BNP third her daughter Nicola.
has been in a wheelchair for twenty
years but this doesn’t stop him.
Together with Cheryl they folded
50 at first BNP meeting
thousands of leaflets and then they
went leafleting with Neil in his invalid
car sorting out the routes while Cheryl
delivered the leaflets.”
in Dartford in Kent
The professionalism of the British
National Party’s campaign, with three
leaflets and a DVD delivered to most
households, surprised the opposition
and obviously impressed voters, as
the 538 first-time vote testified.
T HERE were more than fifty
members and supporters at
the inaugural meeting of the Dart-
ford & District group of the British
National Party.
New local organiser Barry Taylor,
introduced Richard Trower from
Crawley who spoke on the impor-
tance of community activism, and
Andrew McBride, the BNP’s South
East regional organiser, who gave a
passionate address on how only the
British National Party could safe-
guard our culture and way of life by
gaining greater influence through
winning more elections.
Barry Taylor shared with the audience
the reasons why he decided to “stand
up and be counted” to promote the
of a series of ‘Days of Action’.
A collection of £300 was taken and
INAUGURAL MEETING: Richard Trower
explains to the meeting the importance
BNP and how he intended to get it the sales of Freedom and Identity of the BNP newspaper Freedom, in
established in Dartford with the help raised nearly £50. sinking roots in the local community.
Day of action in support of
MIKE ASHBURNER: “Over the moon”.
attract around 5% of the vote in their
local producers in Gwent
first ever effort in the ward, so they
were “over the moon” with more than
double that, securing 104 votes which
was 11.8%.
W HEN Gwent BNP organiser
Anthony King and local
activist David Toms, held a ‘Buy
British’ morning of action at a
shopping centre on North Road
in Croesyceiliog, Cwmbran it cer-
tainly created a lot of interest.
They took up position outside one of
the shops which happened to be the
Co-Op and after a couple of hours
had handed out over 100 leaflets and
sold ten newspapers.
But the store manager, a gentleman
of Asian appearance, wasn’t happy
and came out and asked Anthony
and David to move on. When they
refused, there followed the most
bizarre of incidents.
A young shop assistant came out
stated that her manager wanted us
to move along, as . . “the Co-Op
did not promote British produce and
only supported Fair Trade food from
Africa” so it would be best to leave!
What made the exchange so strange REIG A LLEOL - Rydym yn cefnogi BUY BRITISH: David Toms outside the
was that that very same Co-Op store cynhyrchwyr lleol” - which translates Co-Op store in Croesyceiliog which
carried an advert in the window along as “WELSH AND LOCAL - We sup- claimed it supported local producers,
with the Welsh flag, saying “CYM- port local producers.” although its manager said otherwise.
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New faces at Chippenham meeting
T HERE were some new faces
at the Chippenham British
National Party group’s meeting
held in Corsham last month.  
Local BNP councillor Mick Simp-
kins, reported on the recent Corsham
by-election where BNP candidate
Mike Howson, beat both the Labour
party and the Green Party candidates
despite the dirty tricks of the opposi-
tion.
The FSID video focusing on the BNP
manifesto was shown and this was
followed by a question and answer
session.
Members were informed of a social
and games evening in a joint activity
HELEN FOULKES
8% in Shrewsbury
I N Pimhill ward for Shrewsbury
Council, brave BNP candidate
Helen Foulkes, contesting the ward
for the first time, took a respectable
8% of the votes cast.
The Tories held the seat with a major-
ity reduced to just ten votes by the
Lib-Dems. Helen pushed into fourth
place a Labour candidate who chose
to contest the election standing
against plans to build an incinerator
in Shrewsbury, rather than as the rep-
resentative of the Government party.
SHREWSBURY COUNCIL
Pimhill Ward
Thursday 28th August 2008
John Everall (Con)............... 341
Helen woodman (Lib-Dem). 331
Helen Foulkes (BNP)......... 59
Ioan Jones (Anti-Inc)...........
BNP Percentage: 7.9%
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