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BRITISH
Nationalism
The only way out of the global chaos
The international financial system of the globalised ‘Free Market’ is falling apart leaving Britain with
businesses going bust, dole queues getting longer, home values collapsing and the pound becoming
worthless against other currencies . . . . . yet the Old Gang parties can offer no way out of this nightmare.
This is what the British National Party wILL do . . .

Leave the European Union Rebuild the real economy

WE will leave the European Union
because it’s like a lead weight chained
to the ankle of the British economy,
dragging it down to its doom.
Once we are out of the European Union we
will be able to protect our own industries
and send back home the cheap imported
labour that is forcing more and more British
workers into the dole queues.
WE will take control over of what is left
of our large and medium scale manu-
facturing industry from the foreign
multinationals that currently own it.
We will reform factories into co-operatives
giving the workforce a share in the profits
and an input into management.
We will re-establish traditional industries
by protecting them from cheap imports.

Nationalise the banks Make Britain self-sufficient

WE will take over ownership and control
of the banks. It is the only way that credit
can be put back into the economy.
Private banks are bankrupting viable
businesses with ruinous interest rates on
loans just to appease their shareholders.
We will introduce just one central State
bank which will do exactly as it is told by
the Government to revitalise the economy.
WE will build a Britain that is strong,
independent and as far as possible self-
sufficient in all its needs.
A country rich in oil, coal, gas and fertile
farmland should not put its people at the
mercy of world fuel and food prices.
British workers should work for the benefit
of themselves and their families, not to
earn profits for foreign multinationals.

Only the BNP can get Britain back to work by safeguarding jobs against the ravages of the
global economy as it staggers from boom to bust and wrecks our fragile planet in the process.

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BNP cuts 1000 Labour mayor and Tory

BACKING THE BNP: Our hard-working canvassing teams in East Wickham. TURNING TO THE BRITISH NATIONAL PARTY: Labour mayor Edward Holmes and Conservative Party chairman Lionel Buck.

Tory majority to
just 8 votes chairman join the
I “I am more
T HE British National Party has passionate
started 2009 the way it finished
2008, with another incredible local
election result.
Back in December, the BNP in White-
haven slashed a Labour majority from
over 1000 to just 16 votes in a Cumbria
County Council election. This time it
was the Tories’ turn, with the BNP
candidate for East Wickham ward on
Bexley Council cutting a near-1000
Tory majority to just 8 votes.
The last time this Tory stronghold was
contested in a three vacancy election
the BNP came third, 700 votes behind
the 3 Tory candidates and 200 votes
behind the three Labour candidates.
But last May in the GLA elections
the figures for the ward put the BNP
up into 2nd place, 20 votes ahead of
Labour, but nearly 1000 votes behind
the Tories.
Now this massive Conser-
vative majority has been
reduced to single figures.
The BNP candidate in East
Wickham, Michael Barn-
BNP
BEXLEY COUNCIL
East Wickham Ward
Thursday January 22nd 2009
Steven Hall (Con) .....................
Michael Barnbrook (BNP) ......
Patricia Ball (Lab) .....................
Grace Goodland (Lib-Dem) ......
Laurence Williams (ED).............
BNP Percentage: 26.5%
Parliament and was responsible for
reporting Old Bexley Conservative MP
Derek Conway, to the Parliamentary
Commissioner for Standards for his
misappropriation of taxpayers’ money.
Michael spent 30 years with the Met-
ropolitan Police, including four years
actually stationed with Bexleyheath
Police working as an Inspector.
F the opponents of the British
National Party thought that leak-
ing the names of an old BNP mem-
bership list to the media would hurt
the Party, they made a big mistake.
What the membership list showed was
798 that the British National Party was
790 made up of ordinary British people,
from all walks of life and background,
700
who were worried about what the
564 future held for their country.
128 And as the media spotlight fell on
individual members named in the
list, the coverage that followed gave
the BNP such a boost that the Party
was signing up 100 new members
a week in the run-up to Christmas.
Now that is an incredible feat for any
political party at a time when people
are normally just thinking about the
forthcoming festivities, and consid-
ering the current economic climate.
In Ashfield, the local newspaper car-
ried a front page story reporting that
a former Labour mayor and a chair-
man of the local Conservative Party
were now members of the British
National Party.
n GOOD PUBLICITY: Local newspaper.
Edward Holmes was a Labour district
councillor and chairman of the coun-
cil twice but stepped down because he
lost faith in Labour.
“After the last elections I ripped up
my Labour membership card because
I had had enough,” he told the news-
paper.
“I initially retired from politics, but
about politics
now, than I
have ever been
in the past . . . ”
after speaking to a friend who told me
of the work of the BNP, I did some
research on their policies and decided
to become an active member.
“It frightens me what is happening to
this country. We do not have enough
room for the number of people want-
ing to come here. I am more passion-
ate about politics than I have ever been
in the past,” he said.
Lionel Buck was the chairman of the
Ashfield Conservative Association for
four years. He made it very clear why
he had left the Tories and joined the
British National Party.
“The way the country is at the moment,
there is no major party, whether it be
Tory, Labour or Lib-Dem, looking
after the indigenous population.”

Witch-hunt fails and

brook was the champion
of exposing parliamentary
sleaze.
He was instrumental in

Stan gets reinstated

securing investigations into
financial irregularities con-
cerning three Members of

NEAR MISS:
Michael Barnbrook and his
S TAN LEESE, an honorary
vice-president of Stafford-
shire Football Association, had
STOKE CITY COUNCIL
Northwood and Birches Head
wife, at the count after cutting Thursday May 1st 2008
his membership suspended after Dave Sutton (Lib-Dem).............. 624
the Tory majority to 8 votes.
he stood as a British National Eve Maley (Ind) ........................ 623
Party candidate in Stoke at the Stanley Leese (BNP) .............. 594

‘Nick can win’ says

local elections last May. Reginald Booth (Ind) ................ 500
The former football coach was just Barry Stockley (Lab) ................. 379
30 votes short of winning North- BNP Percentage: 21.8%

Harriet Harman
wood & Birches Head ward but his
candidacy angered county football MAY 2008: Stan Leese was just 30 votes
chiefs, who claimed his political from becoming a Stoke councillor.

H ARRIET Harman, the deputy leader of the
Labour Party, has said that the British
National Party could make electoral gains at
the European elections in June.
She told the Progressive London conference
last month that Labour was gearing up to try to
stop BNP chairman Nick Griffin, from becom-
ing an MEP for the North West constituency.
The minister, who is also the MP for Camberwell
and Peckham, said that the BNP was appealing
to voters hit hardest by the recession.
“The BNP cannot be ignored”, she said, citing
a string of council by-elections where the party
had come second. She said that Nick Griffin
would need just 8% of the vote to get elected
to the European Parliament.
views were at odds with the FA’s
anti-racism policies.
He had been made an honorary life
vice-president of Staffordshire FA for
his services to local football, but that
didn’t cut any ice with Staffordshire
FA chief executive Brian Adshead,
who demanded Stan quit the BNP or
resigned from the FA.
He did neither, so was suspended
from the FA for three years.
“I have put 61 years of
my life into local football
and had represented the
county FA at matches all
NICK GRIFFIN: Our first MEP?
over the country.”
But now, less than six months after the
suspension, the board of directors has
changed its mind over the witch-hunt
and the ban has been lifted.
The chairman of the board of directors
Barry Shenton, told Mr Leese:
“It was decided that the suspension
should be lifted on January 1, after
which it is hoped you will be willing STAN LEESE: For over 60 years he’s
to once again participate in the activi- supported football in Staffordshire.
ties of the association.” matches all over the country.
Stan Leese said he welcomed the sur- “I’m very pleased that they have
prise announcement: changed their minds and I am just
“It was a bit of a shock when I was looking forward to getting involved
suspended. I have put 61 years
with the association again.”
of my life into local football and All Stan is waiting for now . . .
had represented the county FA at is an apology!
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BNP wins massive Vindictive lobby within
the Church of England
vote of support targets BNP Christians
in Newcastle T HE Church of England is being
NEWCASTLE COUNCIL
Fenham Ward
Thursday January 29th 2009
Steven Hall (Lib-Dem) ..............
Patricia Ball (Lab) .....................
Ken Booth (BNP) ....................
Grace Goodland (Con) .............
BNP Percentage: 27.0%
2008: LD 1491, L 1188, BNP 295, C 290
T HURSDAY 29th January
2009 can be recorded as a day
when the British people embraced
British Nationalism.
In Grimsby, nearly 1000 British con-
struction workers demonstrated in
support of “British jobs for British
workers” and in Newcastle-upon-
Tyne, 836 British voters returned
their ballot papers clearly marked in
support of the British National Party.
At the city’s local council elections
in 2008, when Fenham ward was
last fought, the British National
Party polled 295 votes which was
just 9% of the total vote. Last night
BNP candidate Ken Booth, received
836 votes, 27% of the vote, and
trebled the level of BNP support in
the ward.
“It is another in a string of excellent
results for the British National Party
in local elections,” Ken Booth told
Freedom.
“The result was
achieved in spite
of a campaign by
the trade union,
Unison, telling
people not to
vote BNP”
Activists from Durham
and Liverpool help the
campaign in Fenham
A TEAM of campaigners from
Durham and Liverpool supported
a day of action in Fenham ward which
saw a BNP stall set up on a busy road
and a British National Party banner
hung from a bridge over the road.
There was of plenty of support from
passing motorists as they beeped
their horns, especially from bus driv-
ers. Even Newcastle Council workers
pulled over in their wagons to ask for
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KEN BOOTH: He cut Labour’s majority over the BNP from 893 to just 189 votes.
“We were the only Party whose vote
share went up which shows that our
message is getting home, and that
was in spite of the huge campaign
by the trade union, Unison, which
put out thousands of leaflets and
sent out a similar number of let-
ters telling people not to vote for
the British National Party. It was a
spectacular failure.
“We can clearly win this ward next
time, but the next stop for us here is
the European Elections where with
a few more results like this, we will
be on course for a North East seat in
the European Parliament,” he said.
The result has sent shockwaves
through the political establishment,
and was the main item on BBC Look
North news, with Labour and Lib-
Dem spokesmen clearly stunned by
the size of the BNP vote.
The result was also covered by the
BBC’s Politics Show for the North
East and Cumbria in an item chart-
ing the rise of the British National
Party in the region.
In the past the Old Gang parties have
blamed low turnouts for giving the
BNP a high percentage of the vote,
but last night’s huge 40% turnout
blows that theory firmly out of the
water. The BNP result is even more
noteworthy in the light of a sizeable
11% ethnic minority population in
Fenham Ward.
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order to further its agenda,” she said.
pressurized by a vindictive The proposed witch-hunt brought a
lobby within its ranks into banning swift response from the BNP’s Press
clergy from being members of the Officer Simon Darby who told the
British National Party. Daily Telegraph.
In recent years, more and more devout “We were made aware of this by other
Christians are turning to the BNP as members of the General Synod who
the only political party that is warning were worried that this was an attempt
about the danger posed by the growth to politicise the church.
of Islam in this country. “Church leaders should be combating
This has angered General Synod the decline in moral values, dwindling
member Vasantha Gnanadoss, who is congregations and the advance of
demanding that all clergy, ordinands Islam, rather than campaigning against
and employed lay persons who speak a legitimate political party.”
on behalf of the Church of
England are banned from
being members of the
British National Party.
Gnanadoss wants to make
it “much more difficult”
for the BNP to claim that
there are Anglican clergy
or church representatives
who support them.
“The BNP seeks to iden-
tify itself as Christian in
TARGETED:
Christians who are also
members of the British
National Party.
John leads the campaign against
the travellers’ camps in Hinckley
He told Freedom:
“Within hours of finishing leafletting,
the telephone started ringing  with
messages of support and offers of
help. One lady said that only the BNP
had taken the trouble to let her know
what was happening.
“I am  also getting calls from people
wanting to find out more about the
BNP which shows that getting known
for local activism defuses all the lies
put out by our opponents.”
W HEN Hinckley and Bosworth
Council was ordered by the
Government to make land avail-
able for 275 traveller families in the
borough, it proposed that one site
should be in Newbold Verdon.
The council neglected to inform resi-
dents about the proposals so this was
left to local BNP activist John Ryde who
produced his own leaflet and updated
them on the council’s intentions. JOHN RYDE: Local activism is the key.
Obama’s team take on the BNP
T HE Labour Party and Trade
Unions have paid over one
million pounds to sign up Barack
the British National Party so strongly
is already involved in campaigns
against the Party.
Obama’s web strategists Blue State Obama’s team say they can help with
Digital, in an effort to try to stem innovative messaging, which prob-
the growth in support for the BNP. ably means contacting recently-arrived
The consultancy was behind Obama’s immigrants in their own language to
online success and Gordon Brown is warn them that the BNP would like to
hoping that they will stop the BNP take away their seat on the gravy train.
from winning a seat in the Euro-
pean elections.
in generating support for some-
thing and generating opposi-
tion against something. Anyone
living in Britain who opposes
TO THE NEXT MILLION:
Obama’s web team, signed
up by the Labour Party at
great expense to try to keep
the lid on the BNP vote.
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WANGER: Signed up to a child porn site.
Leading Tory
in Stoke is a
sex offender
T HE deputy leader of the Conser-
vative group on Stoke-on-Trent
City Council is under investigation for
failing to sign the Criminal Records
Bureau application forms that should
be filled in by all councillors.
Maybe Lee Wanger didn’t sign the form
because he had something to hide?
In 2005 he was placed on the sex
offenders’ register for five years and
fined £250 after being found guilty of
subscribing to a child porn website.
When police raided the Tory council-
lor’s house, he attempted to hide the
evidence by throwing his laptop into a
sink of water.
But police had already tracked his
sordid online activities and confirmed
his guilt with his credit card records
which showed the subscription to a
child pornography site.
Tory sent to prison
A CONSERVATIVE councillor
who acted as an advisor to a
Midlands police force has been sent
to prison for six months.
A jury at Birmingham Crown Court
heard that Mohammed Farooqui, a
Redditch Borough Councillor, fled
the scene of an accident he caused in
Handsworth which resulted in four
people being taken to hospital.
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MEET THE OPPOSITION
Labour council boss stole
A
from homeless charity
FORMER Labour Party
council leader has pleaded
guilty to stealing tens of thousands
of pounds from a charity.
David Cartwright admitted stealing
£24,695 from local homeless charity
Step Out Drop In.
He also admitted making false claims
for the charity totalling £63,467
between June 1997 and April 2001.
The court heard how Cartwright, who
served as a Labour councillor on three
separate occasions between 1986 and
2007, had made false claims to the
borough council, a charitable founda-
tion and a government department.
Police were called in to investigate the
Labour council leader after Worcester-
shire County Council’s adult services
Changing face
of Plaid Cymru
A
N Islamic march through New-
port city centre last month was
led by Plaid Cymru’s Welsh Assem-
bly member, Muhammad Asghar.
The march was nothing to do with
Wales or Welsh nationalism but in
recognition of a Muslim martyr,
WELSH NATIONALISM?: Plaid Cymru’s Muhammad Asghar heads the march.
VOICE OF FREEDOM - ISSUE No.102
Electoral
fraud charge
department became suspicious.
for one of
Cameron’s ‘A
List’ ethnic
Between June 1997 and June 1998
he claimed £21,118 from the Depart-
candidates
ment of Environment, Transport and
Regions after saying Step Out Drop In
was eligible for a grant to employ an
extra member of staff when he knew
it was not.
He submitted two invoices between O NE of David Cameron’s fast-
tracked ‘A-List’ ethnic minor-
ity Conservative election candidates
February 2000 and July 2001 for
£17,106 and £20,243 to Redditch has appeared in court, charged with
Borough Council for payments that attempting to rig an election by
manipulating the postal voting system
he knew were fake.
Cartwright, who was leader of the to subvert the democratic process.
council at various times between Haroon Rashid stood in Bradford West
May 2002 and October 2005, also in the 2005 General Election and lost
claimed £5,000 from the Eveson the seat by 3,026 votes.
Charitable Trust by submitting a Along with two Conservative Brad-
CARTWRIGHT: Labour leader. ford councillors, Jamshed Khan and
fake builder’s invoice.
Reis Khan, he conspired to defraud
Bradford Council’s registration officer
over falsely completed applications to
vote by post during a three-year period
in the run-up to the election.
Imam Hussain who was killed bloodstained horse, and had people
nearly 1500 years ago at a battle in chanting in a language that was nei-
Karbala in Iraq. ther Welsh or English.
There were certainly some raised As the march brought the traffic to a
eyebrows when local shoppers saw standstill, one gentleman clearly upset
their assembly representative lead- by the proceedings told a reporter
ing the march, which included a from the local newspaper:
“If this was a parade by Christians
you can guarantee that neither New-
port Council nor the police would be
PROTEGE: Cameron and Haroon.
so helpful”.
To rub the point home, the march Leeds Crown Court heard that Haroon
finished at the 150 year old Victoria
church, now a mosque, which was
Rashid hoped to win the West Brad-
ford seat using bogus postal vote
decorated in black flags covered
with Arabic writing.
Welsh nationalists should be cam-
applications.
Prosecuting, Mr Gordon Cole QC, told
the jury the plan was “very simple,
paigning against such changes in illegal and dishonest.”
Welsh society, not leading a march in “Had this conspiracy continued on
support of them. With Plaid clearly no through to the end, had it been suc-
longer the Party to protect traditional cessful, Haroon Rashid may very well
values, thankfully the Welsh people have been elected as Member of Par-
can now turn to the British National liament and been sitting in the House
Party to campaign on their behalf. of Commons.”
Tory porn-watcher selected again
A DISGRACED Conservative council-
lor who was reprimanded after view-
ing porn on his council computer, has been
chosen once again by the Tories to contest
a Carlisle by-election.
computer confiscated after he used it to
view pornographic websites.
Now he has been selected to contest the
Belah ward by-election in the city which
either shows the contempt in which the
Gareth Ellis (right), a councillor for the Tories hold the the voters in the Border
city’s Botcherby ward for four years, was city or the desperation of the Party in find-
reprimanded in 2000 and had his council ing anyone to stand for election.
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What We Stand for
HOTLINE
CRIME: A crack-down on crime with many more
‘Bobbies on the Beat’. Much tougher treatment of
criminals, including the return of capital punishment

BNP looking for 13%

for child killers and terrorists. Zero tolerance for
drug-dealers and violent thugs.

IMMIGRATION: An end to immigration and bogus

in the East Midlands

asylum seekers flooding 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 national
health service and proactive measures to produce a
healthier population in the first place.
The British National Party’s campaign team in the East Midlands
EUROPEAN UNION: British withdrawal from the

T HE British National Party

in the East Midlands will be
looking to secure 13% of the vote
“The balance of the
UKIP vote will no doubt
but this needs to be compared with
how the other parties performed. 
European Union to restore Britain’s freedom. We will
trade with Europe where it benefits Britain, but want
The vote share figures of the 27 East no political ties or monetary union.
if it hopes to win a seat in the
European Parliament. go back to the Tories” Mids 2008 by-elections (excluding
the Harborough result as it was won
Even though the huge Euro Liberal Democrats unless the BNP unopposed) were as follows: EDUCATION: A return to traditional methods of edu-
constituency has lost one of its six seats can double its vote from 2004.
CON - 38.0% (25 contests) cation, with stronger discipline in the classroom
from 2004, according to calculations So how have the British National Party
that won’t make any difference to the
LAB - 27.30% (20 contests) and an end to ‘trendy’ teaching methods which have
been performing in recent elections in
percentage needed. the East Midlands? BNP - 20.25% (12 contests) failed our children so badly.
Five years ago the Lib-Dems won the The region’s election officer Wayne Lib-Dems - 20.19% (22 contests)
sixth and final seat with 12.9% and McDermott, provides the relevant data. UKIP - 7.0% (7 contests) ENVIRONMENT: A healthy environment for a healthy
after factoring in the collapse in the The British National Party’s average GRN - 4.1% (3 contests)
people - the protection of our countryside. A ban on
UKIP vote, which will certainly take by-election vote in 2008 was 20.25% So our average by-election vote share
place in June, it will still be that in 2008 in the East Midlands was greenfield-site house building except in exceptional
sort of percentage that will be EAST MIDLANDS above the Lib-Dems and only just 7% cases of genuine local need, an end to field trials of
needed to win the fifth and final EURO CONSTITUENCY behind Labour. UKIP’s vote share GM crops, and the restoration of our 200 mile fish-
seat this time around. Result June 2004 was boosted by the Middle Rasen
An opinion poll in the Sunday Conservative...................371,362........... 26.4% by-election where it polled 23.8% in ing limit.
Telegraph last month gave UKIP UK Independence Party 366,498.......... 26.1% a straight fight with the Tories.
7% of the vote, which taken for Labour ...........................294,918 ......... 21.0% Although we contested 12 seats, we FAIR PLAY FOR ENGLAND: The setting up of an Eng-
the East Midlands would mean Liberal Democrat ...........181,964 ......... 12.9% missed out in 15 so our percentage lish Parliament to give England the same right of
that its vote drops to 98,000 - British National Party .. 91,860 ......... 6.5% is flattering. But the Party is
not good enough to win a seat. Green ............................ 76,633 ......... 5.5% performing very well in the region
self-determination within the United Kingdom as
The balance of the UKIP vote Respect ......................... 20,009 ......... 1.4% at the moment, as our stunning enjoyed by Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland.
from 2004 will no doubt go How the seats were allocated victory in Boston at the end of last
back to the Tories from where 1st Seat: Con . ..................... 26.4% year showed. GOVERNMENT & COMMUNITY: The establishment
it came, bumping up its vote to 2nd Seat: UKIP . .................... 26.1% The work put in so far, along of a government that puts British interests first. A
640,000 which would mean that 3rd Seat: Lab ....................... 21.0% with the five months of hard
Seats 1, 2 and 4 would return 4th Seat: Con........................ 13.2% work that lies ahead, could start return to healthy moral values and policies aimed
5th Seat: UKIP . .................... 13.0%
Conservative MEPs. Seat 3 will 6th Seat: Lib-Dem................. 12.9% to pay off and possibly provide a at strengthening the family and community. Tough
go to Labour and Seat 5 to the surprise result in June. 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. Last 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 the principle of armed neutrality. No British blood
we 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-
elections needs considerable funding and we are appealing for your help ment system and the reversal of defence cuts which
as the BNP makes this vital push for power in order to save our country. have weakened our Forces and cost jobs.
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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,
multiculturalism 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
n THE last large shoe manufacturer
in Leicestershire has closed with the
loss of 100 jobs.
The collapse of Equity Shoes marks
the end of an era for the county’s once-
thriving footwear industry, stretching
back 123-years.
Equity, a workers’ co-operative owned by
its staff, blamed their financial problems
on competition from foreign imports.
n THOUSANDS of migrant workers
from Eastern Europe who have
lost their jobs plan to ride out the
recession on British benefits - costing
taxpayers over £200million a year.
Up to 200,000 migrant workers are
likely to stay in Britain and even ask
their relatives to come and join them
to cash in on Government handouts
which are four times higher than in
other European Union states.
n DEPUTY Labour leader Harriet
Harman, wants councils, schools,
hospitals and other public bodies to
give foreign faiths the importance of
Christianity
It’s a move
which could lead to an
onslaught of politically-correct rulings,
such as outlawing crucifixes from the
workplace or even banning Christmas
celebrations
The measure is part of the Government’s
flagship Equalities Bill which seeks,
amongst other initiatives, to encourage
the promotion of ethnic minority
employees in the workplace.
 now entirely made by private corpo-
NEWS TO MAKE YOUR BLOOD BOIL!
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.
NUCLEAR DEPENDENT: Aldermaston is now US-owned, making warheads for the unreliable US-made Trident 5 missiles.
Sell-off leaves the defence
of Britain in American hands
T HE Government has sold off
the last vestige of its owner-
ship of the ‘British’ nuclear deter-
rent to the Americans, allowing
US firms to own the factory that
makes and services ‘Britain’s’
atomic warheads.
A majority share of the Atomic
Weapons Establishment (AWE)
at Aldermaston, in Berkshire, had
already been sold off to a private
firm, and now Jacobs Engineering of
California has bought the last bit of
the British nuclear deterrent.
The result is that the nuclear war-
heads for the Trident D5 missiles are
The cost of EU
membership
T HE price of being a member of
the European Union cost British
taxpayers £65.675 billion last year.
By the end of the current EC budget
period Britain will have made total
contributions to the European
Community Budget of £315.4 billion.
The Common Agricultural Policy
costs us £16.8 billion a year and the
Common Fisheries Policy £3.275
billion. Brussels’ red tape costs
British businesses £28 billion a year.
Britain now has an accumulated trade
deficit with the other EU member
states of £383.7 billion.
rations. Two thirds of them are US
owned corporations who get most
of their business from the Pentagon,
whose interests they will therefore
put before those of defending the
British people.
Thus Labour completes the sell-out of
British nuclear bomb production which
the Tories started when they began the
privatisation of AWE in 1993.
This is the latest in a long line of
“a long line of betrayals
by Labour and Tory
Governments going
back to the 1950’s”
EU wants 50 million
African immigrants
A NOTHER job centre for immi-
grants seeking work in Europe
has been opened secretly in West
Africa as part of the European
Union’s plan to help Africans legally
settle in the West.
A similar job centre opened in the
African state of Mali back in October.
It is part of a Brussels’ taxpayer
-funded initiative to invite more than
50 million African workers into Brit-
ain and other mem-
bers of the 27-nation
EU bloc.
The centre will pro-
vide the details of
job opportunities in
Britain and other EU
states and provide
training and support
for potential migrant
workers. It is being
heralded as “just
ON THEIR WAY:
50 million African
immigrants heading
for Europe.
VOICE OF FREEDOM - ISSUE No.102
EU to seize our power supplies
B RITAIN’S North Sea oil and gas supplies
are to be seized by the European Union.
EU leaders are demanding control of British
energy reserves to prevent the kind of power
blackouts that have left millions of eastern
Europeans without heat and light.
Euro-MPs are calling for the creation of a Euro-
pean gas reserve, made up of British and Dutch
supplies, which member states can tap into in the
event of any future shortage.
The transfer of ownership would be enacted
under secret powers written into the Lisbon
Treaty. It would give the European Parliament
the legal power to take over individual states’
supplies to “ensure security of energy supply
within the European Union”.
EU makes
us pay for
our own
destruction
T
HE European Union is spend-
ing billions of euros a year on
schemes to promote itself and its
central aim of binding member
countries together in a European
super-state.
In 2008 alone, it spent more than 2.4
billion euros on a propaganda cam-
paign to ‘sell’ the EU and its political
message, as well as a further billion
euros on efforts to engender a common
European culture and citizenship,
designed to increase people’s attach-
betrayals by Labour and Conserva-
tive Governments going back to the
late 1950’s, leaving us totally depen-
ment to the European Union. 
dent on America. There is even a
serious doubt as to whether a British
Prime Minister could even fire ‘our’
American missiles carrying ‘our’
American nuclear warheads without
permission from the White House.
But – as we showed in the 1950’s
before the Americans were allowed
to take our nuclear research and
development off us – British sci-
entists and engineers do have the
know-how to produce our own
SUPERSTATE: European Union is target-
weapons and, if need be, they can ing young people with its propaganda.
do so again.
It also spends hundreds of millions
of euros each year on think-tanks and
lobby groups to promote its policies
and campaign for further EU integra-
tion specifically to young people.
British taxpayers should not be
footing the bill for EU propaganda
the purpose of which is to dismantle
the independence of Great Britain.
the beginning” by European Union
officials for other job centres across
Africa and Eastern Europe.
The initiative has the support of
Gordon Brown despite tens of thou-
sands of British workers losing their
jobs. He believes that opening up
Britain’s labour market to legal Afri-
can immigrants will help to stem the
growing tide of illegal African immi-
grants coming to Britain.
VOICE OF FREEDOM - ISSUE No.102
Charity loses
grant after
refusing to
display gay
leaflets
A CHARITY-run care home
for pensioners in Brighton
has lost its council grant because
it refused to ask its residents
about their sexual orientation.
Pilgrim Home in Egremont
Place, houses thirty-nine single
Christians all aged over 80 years.
It was asked by Brighton & Hove
Council to question residents, but
declined to do so.
PILGRIM HOUSE: Elderly residents were
asked about their sexual orientation.
The care home also refused to
display council leaflets with
images of elderly homosexuals,
and lesbians. As a consequence,
the council has accused the charity
of “institutional discrimination”
and withdrawn its £13,000 grant.
Changing face of
our capital city
T
WO million immigrants
have settled in London since
Labour came to power and, as
a result, 2 million Britons have
left their capital city to move to
another part of Britain.
The south-east of England is one
of the most popular ‘white flight’
sanctuaries with 550,889 former
Londoners settling in the region.
NEWS IN BRIEF
n A presenter with BBC Radio
Bristol has been sacked following
a complaint alleging that she made
a ‘racist’ phone call to a taxi firm.
Samantha Mason had asked the firm
to send a non-Asian driver to pick
up her 14 year-old daughter because
she felt more comfortable with an
English driver.
The taxi firm refused and sent a copy
of the recorded telephone call to The
Sun who alerted the BBC.
The mother-of-one was immediately
supsended and sacked 24 hours later.
n CONVICTED criminals are
being granted licences to drive
taxis by council's too frightened to
refuse the applications.
Convictions such as selling an
offensive weapon, fraud and being
drunk were amongst those on taxi
drivers’ records in East Lancashire and
a licensing committee chairman even
revealed that a murderer’s accomplice
had been granted a licence.
But taxi bosses in Blackburn and
Pendle still complained that council
committees were being too tough on
people asking for a licence.
NEWS TO MAKE YOUR BLOOD BOIL!
Migrant workers
back in Britain
after tax break
M IGRANT workers are returning to
Britain after taking a three month
‘tax break’ back in their homeland.
Poles, Latvians and others from the
former Soviet block are back in Britain
asking for their old jobs back after
walking out back in September. They
are returning now to start a new 9-month
spell of tax free work in Britain.
Eastern Europeans are still cashing in
on Britain, despite the downturn in our
economy. They work for nine months over
here sending most of the money they earn
back home each month. They then apply for
a tax rebate because they haven’t worked
Housing chief evicts NEWS IN BRIEF
pensioner to move in!
T
HE arrogance of the council
officials serving the ‘Old Gang’
political parties couldn’t have been
typified better than the housing
boss who evicted a pensioner from
her bungalow and then moved into
her home.
Kristine Reeves 38, the £52,000 a
year head of neighbourhood and
strategic housing for the Labour-
controlled Norwich City Council has
become the tenant of a one-bedroom
bungalow with a £47 a week rent.
Ms Reeves now lives in a property,
with a fellow senior housing offi-
cer, that was the home of Ida Hall,
89, whose husband was a prisoner of
war. Ida told the local newspaper:
“I didn’t want to leave. I liked my
little bungalow. It was lovely.”
Mrs Hall and many of the other
evicted tenants were former resi-
Now it’s racist to be
worried about noise
from a gypsy camp
R ESIDENTS who opposed the
setting up of gypsy camps
across Bedfordshire were accused
of being racist by their council.
Despite the fact that most of the con-
tributions sent in to mid-Bedfordshire
district council’s Gypsy and Traveller
Consultation were concerned with an
increase in noise levels, the damage
to the environment by the dumping of
rubbish and the reduction in property
BEDFORDSHIRE: The council wants to establish gypsy camps in the county.
PAGE 7
One-in-seven
workers in
Britain born
overseas
T HE Government has admit-
ted that foreign workers
the full year, and when they receive it, they
now make up one-in-seven of
the labour market in Britain
come back to Britain and start the whole and that the number of migrant
process over again. workers in work is growing
Migrant workers are effectively working while the number of Britons in
here and not paying any tax. It has work is falling.
become a business in itself for tax rebate The Home Office acknowledged
companies working on behalf of migrant that there were 3,682,000 over-
workers with companies like POLTAX seas-born individuals in employ-
advertising, “Worked in the UK? Claim ment in the UK, a rise of 469,000
your tax back” in the past 24 months while
during the same two-year period
NO WONDER THEY’RE HAPPY: the number of British workers in
Workers not paying any tax and a company jobs fell by 149,000.
set up to help them milk the system.
n THE Ministry of Defence has
sponsored a prize at the Muslim News
Awards for Excellence each year for
the past five years at a cost of £60,000.
That the Department responsible for
dents of Greyhound Opening, a other old people’s accommodation the defence of our country should be
postwar sheltered housing scheme. around the city. sponsoring awards for one particular
They were distressed at having Private one-bedroom flats in Nor- section of the community is surprising,
to leave their homes, neighbours wich usually cost between £350 especially in the light that almost all of
and gardens when transferred to and £750 a month to rent, yet Ms Britain’s casualties in war during the last
Reeves is appar- 5 years have been inflicted by Muslims.
ently paying just n MUSLIM prisoners at a maximum
£200 a month for security jail were treated to £3,500
the small bungalow worth of takeaway curries to mark a
she is sharing with religious festival.
her work colleague. Some 200 inmates at Whitemoor prison
near March in Cambridgeshire had
meals worth around £18 each brought
in after complaining about the quality of
the prison’s food.
n A COMMITTEE of MPs has called
IDA HALL: for prison inmates to be allowed to
“I didn’t want to vote at the next General Election.
leave. They are demanding a change in the law
I liked my little to give the majority of Britain’s 84,000
bungalow. prisoners the vote, no doubt in the hope
It was lovely.”
that the majority of the prison population
will vote Labour.
prices that such camps would bring,
they were all rejected by the council
on the grounds that such comments
were racist.
The council sent out letters to 3,500
people who had offered their opinions
to the consultation, accusing them of
“inciting racial hatred,” and telling
them that their opinions would not be
taken into account in formulating the
result of the consultation process.
PAGE 8
TONY BREWER: 6.6% of the vote.
A fair first effort
in Haywards Heath
T HE British National Party
in Mid Sussex were quite
happy with their first election
effort in Haywards Heath in the
district council Bentswood ward
by-election.
Tony Brewer polled a respectable
92 votes, nearly 7% of the vote as
the Lib-Dems and Labour battled
for the marginal seat.
MID SUSSEX DC
Bentswood Ward
Thursday January 22nd 2009
Irene Balls (Lib-Dem) ............... 514
Richard Goddard (Lab) . ........... 456
Andrew Mackintosh (Con) ........ 332
Anthony Brewer (BNP) . ......... 92
BNP Percentage: 6.6%
South East organisers Cornwall BNP cheered by response
get election briefing O
T HE South East region of the
British National Party now
holds regular meetings of its local
organisers, specially designed to
teach the new and proven systems
of electioneering that will be used in
the forthcoming European Election
Campaigns.
Twenty organisers along with their
support staff attended the  two and
a half  hour meeting and were joined
by Dorset official, Barry Bennett,
who said the tips he picked up made
it “very well worth the long distance
travelled to attend”.
OUR WAY: South East organiser Andy McBride, on electioneering techniques.
Bassetlaw was a great Christmas Party
W HEN asked last month about
his favourite BNP Chris-
tams social, British National Party
chairman Nick Griffin, was quick
to reply “it must be Bassetlaw.”
The guest list for this particular
party had been purposely selected
by the local committee to include
a majority of non members and the
venue was full to capacity, with the
revellers treated to live music, tra-
ditional Christmas Fare and plenty
of liquid cheer.
Nick’s speech on this occasion was
AROUND THE BNP BRANCHES
Great day for the BNP BNP poll
in the Granite City 20% on
Aberdonians queue up to get their Freedom
S COTLAND BNP’s campaign
for the European Elections
moved to Aberdeen at the end of
January where the response from
the public in the Granite City was
described by Scotland Northeast
organsier Roy Jones, as “quite
unbelievable”.
“We had queues of people eager
to find out more about the British
National Party and asking for leaflets
and newspapers to take away for their
friends. At one point police moved
a crowd along from one group of
activists as the numbers were blocking
up the walk way!”
What pleased Roy the most, apart
from the excellent turnout of BNP
The educational meeting covered all
aspects of electioneering, computer
technology and security.  Even though the weather
The new anti-European Union leaflets
were handed out and a programme of
action days were drawn up to ensure
that no stone is left unturned in the
task of delivering the important
election campaign leaflets.
The BNP representatives were
briefed in full as to what was required
of them during this crucial of elec-
tion year. At the end of the meeting
everyone was eager to get the BNP
campaign programme rolling.
on the folly of our membership of the
European Union and the effects of
crime upon the elderly and vulnerable
of our society.
During the evening Nick did his usual
party piece joining the band singing
some of his favourite songs.
Several hundred pounds were raised on
the evening by way of a bumper raffle,
auction and very generous donations,
the bulk of which were forwarded on
to the European Fighting Fund.
Local organiser Dave Otter, said
that he had received telephone calls,
activists, was the palpable change
in the way people were treating the
Party’s representatives.
“In the past we might have expected a
very cool reception, but not any more.
N Saturday 17th
January ten Cornish
BNP members held a day
of action in Camborne.
was cold and there was a
strong wind, the BNP team
sold newspapers and handed
out leaflets, cheered by the
response the people of Cam-
borne gave them.
CAMBOURNE:
Half the BNP team were in
the High Street, while the
rest leafletted a nearby
housing estate.
132 hear Nick in South Brum
S OUTH Birmingham BNP’s first
meeting of the year welcomed
BNP chairman Nick Griffin, as the
main speaker.
Liz Wainwright was ‘Master of Cer-
emonies’ for the evening and intro-
duced the first speaker, Mark Harland,
to a record attendance of 132 people.
Mark reported on the demonstrations
and petition opposing the conversion
of an empty doctors’ surgery into  a
mosque in Billesley.
letters and cards after the event
from the guests who had never been
to a British National Party function
before, expressing their apprecia-
tion of a wonderful evening.
A FACE IN THE CROWD:
Organiser Dave Otter, auc-
tions off a beautiful piece
of calligraphy of “There’ll
Always Be An England”, the
work of a Bassetlaw member
and signed by Nick Griffin.
VOICE OF FREEDOM - ISSUE No.102
More papers were sold than during
any previous outing in Aberdeen,
even though it was a bitterly cold day
and not really conducive to political
discussion,” he said.
Mike Bell did a review of all the
branch’s achievements of the previous
year while Michael Mulvihill gave
one of his usual informative but also
humourous speeches.
After the break Nick Griffin gave a
speech and took questions from the
floor which he answered in depth.
A collection and a raffle helped raise
over £600 for the Euro Elections and
the meeting closed with everyone rising
to their feet to sing Jerusalem.
Canvey
Island
CANVEY ISLAND TC
East Ward
Thursday January 22nd 2009
Nicola Pontius (Ind) .................. 429
Colin McClean (Con) ................ 328
John Morgan (BNP) . .............. 229
John Payne (Lab) ..................... 151
BNP Percentage: 20.1%
A
N energetic British National
Party campaign in Canvey
Island in Essex saw John Morgan
poll 20.2% of the vote in a contest
where the Labour Party came last.
“It was the first time the BNP had con-
tested this ward, and we came from
nowhere to take one-in-five votes”
said local organiser Barry Harvey.
JOHN MORGAN: Pushed the Labour
Party into 4th place on Canvey Island.
The ward was won by an Independent
candidate much to the dismay of the
local Tories. Vera Partridge, chair-
man of the Castle Point Conserva-
tive Association, admitted to the local
newspaper that the vote for the British
National Party had cost them victory.
She said: “We’re very disappointed; if
it wasn’t for the BNP I think we would
have won. It’s surprising they got so
many votes.”
As a result of this campaign Canvey
Island BNP has received a lot of
requests for information about the
Party as well as people coming for-
ward offering to stand as candidates
the next time around.

VOICE OF FREEDOM - ISSUE No.102
POSITIVE RESPONSE: The South Wales BNP team in Neath town centre.
Hain ‘livid’ as Neath
welcomes the BNP
A British National Party day
of action in Neath hit the
headlines when it prompted the
town’s MP Peter Hain, to launch
an incredible attack on the Party.
BNP members were in the town centre
at the end of January handing out a
local newsletter which was critical of
Hain on a number of issues.
The day was a great success and local
official Brian Mahoney, told the South
Wales Evening Post:
“The reaction has been very positive
with people expressing interest in the
Party and our policies.
“There is dissatisfaction with Labour,
Plaid, and the other Old Gang parties
because people believe they have let
this country down and sold us out.”
Peter Hain was livid when he heard
Burns’ Night in Dumfries
T HE first official meeting of
South of Scotland BNP took
place on Burns’ night in Dumfries.
Dumfries contact William McGeary,
introduced the new South of
Scotland organiser Joseph Gibson,
before welcoming the first speaker,
Carlisle branch organiser Alistair
Barbour, who told the audience how
close the BNP have come to winning
seats in recent local elections just
over the border and how this could
be repeated in Dumfries.
Elizabeth Parker spoke on Corpus
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AROUND THE BNP BRANCHES
the British National Party had been
active in his constituency.
“I will be consulting Party colleagues
and others to make sure they are con-
fronted wherever they appear next,”
he told the Post.
Hain was particularly upset by the
BNP newsletter, which focused on his
well-publicised failure to declare elec-
tion expense donations on time.
It said apologising to the Commons
was not punishment enough and that
he should resign.
“I’m treating that with the contempt it
deserves,” he told the newspaper.
The whole event was filmed by S4C,
whose reporter spoke to people pass-
ing the stall during the morning and,
much to his surprise, didn’t receive
one critical comment.
Juris which will give EU countries
the right to arrest British citizens on
British soil.
Joseph Gibson discussed
the effect of immigration on
Scotland, especially Dumfries, and
Charlie Baillie, the Glasgow & West
BNP organiser, attacked the SNP
exposing its bogus nationalism.
The fifth and final speaker to be
introduced to the audience was a
member of the newly formed cyber
activity team, Debbie McKnight,
who gave a talk on why she had
joined the British National Party.
 the year. Mike told his audience:
PAGE 9
Roy’s our candidate in the
Thringstone by-election
T HE British National Party’s by-election
candidate for the vacant Thringstone
ward seat on North West Leicestershire
Council is Roy Harban.
Roy is married with two grown-up children
and has lived in the Coalville area for over 40
years. He is well known locally for the joinery
workshop and kitchen fitting outlet which he
ran for many years.
He was also involved in the successful local
Judo club, training many youngsters and
adults to a high standard. As well as coaching,
Roy travelled the world as an international ref-
eree and was appointed to the Board of Direc-
tors of the British Judo Association.
He is often seen out and about litter picking and
helping to keep the local area tidy.
Roy is someone who acts rather than sit-
ting back and doing nothing. He will make
a great British National Party councillor if
elected on Thursday February 19th.
BNP reception committee for
‘cabinet meeting’ in Liverpool
MEMBERS of the British National THUMBS UP:
Party from Merseyside held a spon- The impromptu
taneous demonstration outside the BNP demo
Liverpool Echo Arena to ‘welcome’ received support
Gordon Brown and his Cabinet to from passing
Liverpool.  motorists.
Holding Cabinet meetings away from
London is an empty gesture by the
Labour Government to try to show
that they care about people ‘North
of Watford’ at a cost
of £200,000 a time
the publicity stunt is
backfiring. 
The BNP in Liverpool
believe that there
was an ulterior motive for the Prime Government will do anything to
Minister’s visit to Liverpool and that keep hold of the reins of power
is to form a coalition with the Liberal and the real reason why they have
Democrats. come to Liverpool today is to dis-
Peter Tierney from Liverpool BNP cuss a another Lib-Lab pact in time
explained why: for the next General Election.”
“The Labour Party has lost its tra- There was plenty of support from pass-
ditional working class voter base, ing motorists for the impromptu pro-
because they have abandoned them test with many hooting their car horns
PETER TIERNEY: Liverpool BNP. in favour of big business. This and giving the ‘thumbs up’ sign. 
BNP progress
in Salisbury
S ALISBURY BNP’s meeting on January
22nd was its most progressive yet with an
influx of new members, including military Ser-
vice personnel following the recent announce-
ment that they may freely join the Party.
Organiser Michael Chant, briefed the packed
meeting on the latest developments within the
BNP in the Mid-West, before outlining the group’s
programme of planned targets for the first half of
“We now have a committee in place to really make
headway in Salisbury.”
LINE-UP: The new team in Salisbury
led by Michael Chant (3rd left).
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PAGE 10
WORKERS’ CO-OPERATIVES: First put forward by Hillaire Belloc, then adopted by the British National Party as a blueprint
for British industry, and now proving that it can work in reality in the Chinese city of Shenzhen.
Belloc and the BNP’s vision
is a success in Shenzhen
By Steve Johnson
Y OU HAVE probably never
heard of the Chinese firm called
Huawei nor, quite possibly, of the
industrial city of Shenzhen, which
has more people than London, in
which it is based. Yet if you use the
internet or a mobile phone, you use
the very network infrastructure
boxes that Huawei make.
Marconi isn’t a British firm any more
because Huawei beat the once proud
British electronic giant for British
Telecom’s £10 billion network upgrade
contract in 2005.  faceless corporations controlled by
97,000 people work for Huawei, a 56%
increase in the last 15 months. 43,000
of them work in research and develop-
ment. Despite the global economic col-
lapse, Huawei’s orders are expected to
rise 44% this year to $23 billion (£16
billion) and the company is taking on,
not laying off, workers.
So what is the secret of its success?
What Huawei has done is to put into
practice British Nationalism’s alterna-
tive to Capitalism and global corporate
greed, which is workers’ control and
ownership of their workplace - the path
a BNP Government would follow for
our industries and enterprises, here in
Britain.  ing whilst our alternative is forging
Huawei - whose name means “Achieve-
ment for China” - was set up 20 years
ago with money from Government, not
banks or money markets.  And it has
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been owned from its inception not by
shady City shareholders but by its own
workforce. The firm’s founder Ren
Zhengfei, is rewarded for his clearly
successful enterprise and drive by
having a bigger share - but it’s only
2%, the rest is owned by the workforce
who share in the profits they make, but
must give up their share if they leave
the firm.
Thus the workers whose labour gener-
ates the wealth enjoy the fruits of their
labours, and are motivated to get stuck
HUAWEI: Workers share in the profits of
the fruits of their labours.
Thanet Earth - taking M
the first steps towards
food self-sufficiency
by Pauline Hockett
T
HE British National Party
should be fully supporting the
ground-breaking low carbon status
greenhouse complex, Thanet Earth.
The Kent site’s three greenhouses,
seven reservoirs, power generation
plant able to supply electricity to
50,000 homes, occupies a 91-hectare
former cauliflower farm and support
infrastructure includes an on-site
packing facility.
Thanet Earth’s first crop of tomatoes
POINTS OF VIEW
in and make their employer a success
- after all, it’s theirs!
Britain’s nearest example of a workers’
co-operative is High Street shopping
chain John Lewis, which is the most
effective player in its field here. With
sales crashing all around, John Lewis
has just reported a 1.2% rise in sales
in the peak week of Christmas trading
compared with the same time last year
whilst its grocery arm Waitrose saw a
41% rise! Undoubtedly this is due to
the extra customer focus brought by
workers who aren’t wage-slaves of
City sharks, but partners working for
their own business.
Huawei shows workers’ control really
works not just in the High Street but
globally, and in the most high-tech
cut-throat competitive market of all.
It proves there is an alternative to
the Caplitalism crashing in ruins all
around us.
Decades ago British Nationalists,
building on the ideas of British Dis-
tributists like Hillaire Belloc, began
offering this radical third alternative
to Marxist State or Capitalist City,
ownership of industry. Marxism has
failed and now Capitalism is fail-
ahead.
We have seen the future in Shenzhen -
and that it can work - join us in making
it happen here in Britain.  
and peppers was planted just before
Christmas with cucumbers due to
join them and are set to be ready for
consumption in March and April. The
next phase is to complete another four
greenhouses by the end of next year
with the produce providing 15% of the
salad crop needs of the British people.
This is a brilliant concept which should
be taken to its full potential with another
six greenhouse complexes established
in different parts of the country enabling
us to be self-sufficient in salad crop pro-
duction.
And this should only
be the start. We must
invest heavily in all
forms of food pro-
duction so that we
don’t rely on any food
imports in order to
feed our people.
THANET EARTH:
Will be able to
produce 15% of our
salad crop needs.
VOICE OF FREEDOM - ISSUE No.102
Sally Wood
Straight Talking
Not fit for purpose
I T’S a depressing sight walking down my local High Street with shop
after shop covered in closing down posters.
First into view comes Adams, the children’s clothes shop and then there’s
Ethel Austin which is now in administration. Next in line is  JJB Sports
quickly followed by Zavvi. The huge 90% reduction sale posters glare out
at us accusingly as if it is us, the shoppers, that are to blame for their pre-
dicament. And across the street stands the now empty Woolworths - the
saddest sight of all.
Further down the road a motor manufacturer is having cars transported off
its forecourt and the showrooms are being boarded up. It seems as though
we are witnessing the death throes of our High Streets.
The chickens of the capitalist free market economy, that both Labour
and the Tories blindly worship, are finally come home to roost. The
unlimited credit on which we have lived in recent years will no longer
be available. From home loans to car loans, we will suddenly find
our once  generous financial institutions have no cash to lend, and
the reality will slowly dawn that it’s the end of an era.
END OF AN ERA: Not just for Woolworths, but also the age of easy credit.
So why are the bankers refusing to lend? Well, Ralph Silva of Tower Group
gave us a clue in  an interview on CNBC when he said that despite the
rescue packages, the banking industry was still contaminated by toxic debt
and that a third of banks would go out of business this year. 
It’s time that the banks came clean and told us exactly what debt they are
sitting on. The taxpayer is providing them with a blank cheque to bail them
out yet they refuse to tell us the scale of their debt.
I believe it is time to close down the banks that we are propping up as they
no longer serve us in the way they were set up to do. I would like to see all
the deposits they hold transferred across into the Post Office which should
take on the role of the National Bank of Great Britain.
The banking industry has been taking our money and squandering it
like a compulsive gambler hooked on the roulette wheel in a casino.
The banks, just like everything else associated with this Government,
are no longer fit for purpose.
The loss of Faith
Y daughter told me that when she lived in Holland, the churches
there were nearly always empty because the Dutch didn’t go to
Church anymore. I couldn’t help but think that perhaps that is why
it has been so easy for Muslims to move in and occupy large parts of
their major cities.
Things aren’t much better here, which leaves me inclined to the belief that
religion is one of the tools that evolution has used to effectively retain
genetic differences between tribes to prevent them merging. It seems it has
locked on to our spirituality to protect our ‘diversity’, and this is more effec-
tive at doing so than language and physical difference. We can chart the
gradual loss of our country to the loss of our religious faith.
RELIGION: Protects our ‘diversity’, better than language or physical difference.
It is hard to imagine our medieval ancestors, so truly steeped as they were
within their faith, allowing in a Christian country the building of temples and
Mosques for the worshipping of other Gods. Nor would they have allowed
their law-makers to be anything other than Christians.
If we still had a strong Christian faith would we be so prepared to spend large
sums alleviating the symptoms of disease caused by cultural differences,
without first passing moral judgement on the lifestyle of those affected? 
How ironic that at a time when other scientists are beginning to ponder
the possibility that there could be a Creator, we are in danger of losing
our faith and our country.
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BNP - IN THE COMMUNITY PAGE 11

Cathy
I
braves the snow for her constituents
T takes more than a bit of snow
to deter intrepid BNP councillor
Cathy Duffy, from going about
her council duties.
The representative for East Goscote
ward on Charnwood Council was
out and about in the bitterly cold
weather to deliver leaflets advising
her constituents of her forthcoming
surgery dates. Husband Maurice, is
very much part of her campaign team
and he was on hand to help deliver
the leaflets and take the photographs.
While doing the rounds, Cathy was
stopped by a gentleman who had n EAST GOSCOTE: Cathy Duffy meets a constituent who has just lost his job.
just been made redundant and he “He went away reasonably happy the people that I meet are becoming
had a number of questions about with what I told him and I said I more and more political. I think they
what the BNP’s policies were to get would get a BNP information pack realise that it’s time to make their
people back into work. sent to him. Over the last few months voice heard,” she said.

County council campaign T HE Labour Party, Conservative Party

and Liberal Democrat candidates in

launched in North Yorks

a local election for Harrogate Borough
Council have agreed to work together
against Steven Gill, the British National
Party’s candidate.
The exposure of this unholy alliance brought
a swift response from Leeds BNP councillor
Chris Beverley, who told the BBC:
“The fact that the Lib-Lab-Con cartel are
working closely together against the British
National Party just goes to show that there
is no real difference at all between them.
“They are all liberal globalists who
believe in destroying our country through
mass immigration and giving away every
last bit of our hard-earned sovereignty
through our continued membership of
the European Union.”
MALTON: The North Yorkshire team and some publicity about their campaign.

T
At last, the BNP has a
HE British National Party
will field candidates across the
region in the elections to North
Yorkshire County Council.

base in North Devon

It’s the first time the Party has ever
contested elections to North Yorkshire
County Council and a number of days
of action have been organised to pro-
mote the campaign across the towns
and villages that make up this area.
The first one of these took place in
Malton and Pickering where thousands
of leaflets were delivered both door to
door and to shoppers in the centre of
the two towns, as well as numerous
copies of Freedom being sold.
The BNP activists were well received
and a number of enquiries gained.
Further activities are planned in the
coming month with visits to Harrogate,
Skipton, Richmond, Northallerton,
Thirsk, Selby, Scarborough, Filey
and Whitby. BIDEFORD: Colin Fribbens, David Moore (North Devon organiser), Jeremy Wotherspoon,
Lawrence West (East Devon organiser), Mike Turner, Nick Baker (West Devon contact),
Gary Marshall (North Devon fundholder) and Peter Mullins (SW regional organiser).

QUOTE OF THE MONTH A PACKED meeting took place

The spirit of the
Jarrow Crusade
“In the 1930s, the Jarrow Crusade
marched on London to demand
work; now in 2009 they will be
marching to demand foreigners are
sent home. The British National
Party is finally in from the cold -
inheritor of the great tradition of
British industrial militancy.”
Iain MacWhirter writing in the
influential Scottish newspaper,
The Herald, on 3rd February 2009.
on January 29th which marked
a seismic shift in the British National
Party is about and the fundamental
principles that guide the Party.
Other speeches were delivered by
Party’s presence in North Devon.
For many years this outpost of the
Lawrence West, the East Devon
organiser, and Joan Bridge-Taylor who
south west region has been kept
going by dedicated activist David
is building a reputation throughout
the Party for her skilled analysis
Moore, who was always prepared to and clarity of thought when deliv-
travel great distances to attend meet- ering her speeches.
ings and events.
Now David has been rewarded for his
dedication by becoming the first BNP
organiser for North Devon where he
will be ably assisted by another enthu-
siastic member of many years stand-
ing, Gary Marshall.
The meeting was held in what British
National Party Chairman Nick Griffin,
would describe as “a proper pub” in
the town of Bideford.
The landlord and our host for the eve-
ning was a former Coldstream Guards-
man, who generously provided the
room and buffet for the fifty or so mem-
bers and supporters who attended.
They heard Regional Organiser Peter
Mullins, explain for the benefit of
those attending there first meeting,
exactly what the British National CLARITY: Joan Bridge-Taylor.
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EDITORIAL & LETTERS VOICE OF FREEDOM - ISSUE No.102

COMMENT
The Voice of

ISSUE No.102
Freedom
The Newspaper of the British National Party

EDITOR: Martin Wingfield

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

Out of touch & out of date

S
O Unite union boss Derek Simpson, thinks that the tens of
thousands of British construction workers who are protesting
across the country are motivated by a ‘class’ issue.
What planet has this dinosaur being living on for the past 30 years. He
seems stuck in a time warp of the days of Red Robbo and the British
HAYWARDS HEATH: British National Party Chairman Nick Griffin, and the BNP’s Truth Truck, join local campaigners for a
Leyland strikes of the 1970s. His pronouncements about the dispute being day’s canvassing for the Bentwood ward by-election for Mid Sussex District Council.
about class and exploitation of workers shows just how much he and his ilk
of union bosses are out of touch with the grievances of the rank and file,
and completely ignorant of the response they desire.
Total is a French-owned company operating in Britain. It has awarded
contracts to Italian firms to work in Britain who in turn are bringing in
Italian and Portuguese labour. That is what this dispute is all about - it is Letters to the Editor - freedom@bnp.org.uk
nothing to do with “class or exploitation”.
It should be British workers being employed and the contracts should be What credit crunch? Nationalist approach Censorship like China
going to British firms. If Total wants to operate in Britain then it must do
so for the benefit of Britain and the British people and our Government C ONSERVATIVE councillors
have shown just how out of
touch they are with local people by
U NEMPLOYMENT is said to
be approaching the two mil-
lion mark and this figure does not
I VISITED Arnold Library
recently to use its internet access
should be demanding a say in the running of the company to ensure that and to my dismay found that I had
including a 50% increase in their include those on training schemes been censored by Nottinghamshire
this is the case. And if Total don’t like it, then they can go elsewhere and expenses as a priority measure in a or the large numbers on incapacity County Council as to which internet
the Immingham Refinery can become a state owned entity refining what’s draft budget to be considered by the benefit who have lost all hope of ever sites I could visit.
left of North Sea oil for the benefit of the British people. ruling Tory executive on Harborough finding a regular job. One site in particular was the British
Union bosses like Simpson don’t really care about the welfare of British District Council. We have never been in a situation like National Party’s website, although it
The proposal will boost their combined this before.
workers. They have another agenda. They see workers as a tool to pro- is a legitimate political party with over
expenses by £86,000 a year. Manufacturing jobs will not be one hundred elected councillors.
mote their redundant and discredited international Marxist ideology. Just This comes at the same time as many replaced and the sector could die I thought only tyrannical countries
like big business they see the world in global terms, as was clearly shown local people are fearful of losing their out completely unless the workforce such as China used this type of censor-
with the rush of union representatives to Poland last summer to collect the jobs due to the recession and the coun- is prepared to match the low pay ship. However, I was wrong; it appears
union dues of Polish workers intending to come to Britain. cil itself is looking to cut 13 jobs. and conditions of China or Eastern some left-wing councils like to censor
The same budget also proposes increasing Europe. our political interests.
And talking of union dues, just what are the union bosses spending their the district council’s portion of the council Once Africa catches up with the rest People who have their own comput-
members’ hard-earned money on? tax this year by 4%. Leicestershire County of the industrial world the prospects ers have the freedom to visit political
Well, apart from funding the very Government that has opened Britain’s job Council have already announced that will be bleaker for the British worker sites to assess and evaluate a party’s
market to the world’s migrant workforce, it is using money taken directly they are seeking a 3.5% increase in their who will have to take severe pay cuts policies. Unfortunately, it appears the
from the wage packet of their members, to fund political campaigns against council tax and with parish councils, the and fit in with the global market rate county council library service does not
police and fire services still to announce for what their job is worth. allow some of us the same privilege.
the British National Party - the only political party that is calling for Brit- their requirements, it could prove to be This is why we need a nationalist Malcolm Adock, Nottingham.
ish jobs for British workers. an expensive time when people have less approach to industry as advocated by
But their efforts will all be in vain and their members’ money wasted, money to spend. the British National Party, whereby we
because British workers are at last waking up to the reality that the BNP Harborough BNP calls on council- trade with British-based manufacturers Brainwashing
A
provides them with their last chance. lors to show that they are aware of the as much as possible, only importing S a student currently studying
financial hardships a lot of people and goods which we can’t grow or make to A-level history at college, you
There can only be British jobs for British workers if Britain gets out of businesses are facing and vote against an acceptable standard ourselves. can imagine my surprise and then
the European Union. giving themselves a pay rise. Shipyards, coal mines, railway and anger when I discovered that one of
There can only be British jobs for British workers if companies operating James Mole, Lutterworth. steelworks need to be reopened and our text books Britain 1945-2007 by
in Britain are British owned, state owned, or workers’ co-operatives. invested in. Micheal Lynch, states on page 225:
There can only be British jobs for British workers if we ourselves are Tackling Tuberculosis However, this won’t be easy because
30 years of neglect by the Tories and
“The British National Party, an extrem-
ist, racist party that appeals largely to
making the goods and producing the food that the British people need.
When the current round of wildcat strikes come to an end because union
bosses have got back into bed with Brown and Mandelson, the battle won’t
I look forward to receiving my
Freedom every month and read
with interest the report that Leeds
New Labour has seen a lot of the skills
needed for these vital jobs lost.
Trevor Agnew, Darlington.
people with personality disorders.”
This disgusted me  and I  sat there in
a real rage. I stood up and said that I
be over, it will have just begun, and will carry on at every council election councillor Chris Beverley, has started was a member of the BNP, that I wasn’t
racist and that I certainly didn’t have
where a British National Party candidate is standing. the fight for TB injections for British
school children. The will of the people a personality disorder. This led to
The very same problem exists here in
Birmingham. When my son started
year 9 (he’s now in year 11) he was also
P OLITICS in Britain hardly
reflects the will of the people. If
we had been asked, we would have
a debate on the BNP with all 20 stu-
dents attending the lecture contribut-
ing and contradicting what was said in

BULK
refused a TB jab. I think this whole said ‘no’ on any number of impor- the book. I was pleased that I stood up

Freedom
The Voice of
affair is worrying if not rather sinister. tant issues. and questioned the validity of the book
The excuse I was given by the  local The Government has a hear nothing, because it stopped those at the lecture

RATES health authority for refusing the vacci- see nothing, say nothing and do noth- being brainwashed.
nation to all was that it’s more effective ing policy towards immigration. Patrick Edwards, email.
ISSUE No.98 The Newspaper of the British National Party
in preventing the spread of the disease The indigenous people of these islands

Freedom sells at 60p

to target specific groups with the jab -
and we all know who they are!
are insulted, deprived and disenfran-
chised; we are threatened and cheated
Dimbleby’s dilemma
10 copies £3.50 + £4.00 p&p
I hope Chris Beverley is successful in rais-
ing awareness of this pressing issue.
and even made to pay for the welfare
of those who come to Britain to cash I read that David Dimbleby is
complaining that too many new
houses are being built near to where
25 copies £9.00 + £5.50 p&p Ingrid Brown, Birmingham.   in on our benefits system.
While politicians talk about human he lives.
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G ordon Brown’s attempt to con tion only worsens. years, I am amazed that he didn’t ever
the voters with his “British Jobs The only solution is to recognise the wonder where on earth they were all
Groups and Branches please call going to live?
for British Workers” sloganising at problem for what it is and make the

08710 500 242 the Labour Party conference has cer-

tainly come back to haunt him.
Cheques/POs payable to British Heritage, But better than that, it might also have
The Secretary, PO Box 598, Worcester WR4 4AS. started to change the very course of
British history.
despatch@bnp.org.uk Gerald Ramsbottom, Manchester.
necessary, if somewhat painful, legis-
lation to resolve it.
The only way to ensure that the will of
the people is served is to use your vote on
June 4th to bring about REAL change.
Philip Smeeton, email.
Anyway, now he has been effected,
but only by genteel wealthy ‘white
flighters’ from our inner cities.
I don’t think David will find much sym-
pathy within the ranks of the BNP.
Ralph Ellis, Vale Royal.
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Arnhem MBE backs the JOIN YOUR CAMPAIGN TEAM
BNP’s county council
campaign in Copeland
G ORDON Savage, who was
parachuted into Arnhem as
part of Operation Market Garden
to secure bridges over the River
Rhine and aid the British advance
into Germany in September 1944,
attended a British National Party
meeting in Whitehaven last month.
Gordon was awarded the MBE in the
1992 New Years’ Honours List for his
services to the Parachute Regimental
Association.
When his name was published on the
Internet, after being taken from the
stolen BNP membership list, he told
the Whitehaven News that he was
proud to be a member of the British
National Party:
“This country has been run down,
other political parties don’t seem to
care enough about traditions today.”
The meeting was to plan the county
council campaign in Copeland and
local organiser Clive Jefferson, was
very pleased with the way it went.
SPREADING THE WORD: Frank Davies, Lawrence West,
Ann Conway and Peter Lucas in Tiverton.
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STILL FIGHTING FOR HIS COUNTRY: Gordon Savage MBE is fourth from the left.
“It was only local members present tive campaign team around him and
and we met at a local pub which had 12,000 leaflets were taken at the meet-
put up Vote BNP signs in the window. ing to cover Copeland over the next
“Simon Nicholson, who reduced a couple of weeks.”
Labour majority of over 1,000 to just At the meeting potential candidates
16 votes in the Kells by-election in for June came forward for the wards
December, is building a very effec- of Hensingham and Egremont. 
Ann’s leading the
team in Tiverton
by Peter Lucas
D EVON BNP is busy promoting its candidates for both the Euro-
pean and local elections to be held on 4th June 2009.
Leading the way is go-ahead Exeter fundholder, Ann Conway, who took
a team of activists to Tiverton for the first BNP enture into the town.
Setting up their stall alongside the Tesco driveway and next to the local
police station, it could not have been better situated. A great deal of
favourable interest was generated amongst the shoppers, many of
whom stated their intention to vote for the BNP at the next election.
Prospective local candidates Frank Davies and Lawrence West, were
on hand to answer questions from the public, in the first of what will be
a regular activity in the run-up to the elections.
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& Bridgnorth, Staffordshire Moorlands, Stratford-on-Avon, Stoke-on-
Trent, Walsall, Wolverhampton, Worcestershire.
YORKSHIRE:  PO Box 20, Halifax HX1 9JT
Tel: 07926 324331. Email: yorkshire@bnp.org.uk
Barnsley, Bradford, Bridlington, Craven, Doncaster, Halifax,
Harrogate & District, Hull, Kirklees North, Kirklees South
(Huddersfield), Leeds, Rotherham, Scarborough, Scunthorpe, Selby,
Sheffield, Wakefield, York.
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Rosalind is our candidate

in Tameside by-election
T AMESIDE British National
Party unveiled Rosalind
Gauci their candidate for
this month’s Hyde Newton
by-election.
Ros was born in Manchester and
went to school in Levenshulme
and Chorlton-cum-Hardy. She
lived and worked in London,
Malta, North Africa and Saudi
TOWN CENTRE STALL: Jim Taylor and his team get ready for the Saturday
shoppers at the first ever paper sale in Colchester. Arabia before moving back north

Servicemen swamp the

to live in Ashton.
She also served for two years on
the board of directors of a housing
association in Tameside.

BNP stall in Colchester

“Taking into consideration all my
experience in working in other
countries and my time with the local
housing association, I feel I can
give quite a lot to the community

O N a cold winter’s Saturday

morning beneath a statue of
Boudicea, Colchester town centre
came to life when the North
East Essex Group of the British
National Party held a paper sale
and leafleting session.
Jim Taylor said the response was
overwhelming:
“We had troops from the 2nd and
as the BNP Councillor for Hyde
Newton,” she told Freedom.
Now widowed, Ros has two married
3rd Paras who had just returned from sons and two grandchildren. n ROSALIND GAUCI: On the board of a Tameside Housing Association.
Afghanistan eager to tell us of their
horror stories of life on the front-line.
“There were numerous requests from

Rushed off
BNP officials Jim Taylor and Keith the public about joining the Party, and
Beaumont were joined by 10 local sales of Freedom raised nearly £80.
members who spent the best part “It was the first time the BNP had held

their feet
of the day handing out leaflets to an activity in Colchester town centre,
shoppers on both sides of the busy but after this response, it certainly
High Street. won’t be the last!” he said.

in Salford
BNP leaflets for Norwich S ALFORD BNP activists Tommy

L OCAL  activists from West

Norfolk  spent a sunny  spring
morning leafleting the suburbs of
Norwich.
This was the first British National
Party activity in the Norwich area for
many years, so Julia Howman of Nor-
the word  on a regular basis in Nor-
wich.  This is to generate  support in
West Norfolk in preparation for the
local elections where we will have
three excellent candidates standing in
Kings Lynn,” she told Freedom.   early on except for the usual taxi
“The Norwich area has been virtu-
Williams, Kevin Henshaw and
Wayne Taylor were rushed off their
feet when they held a paper sale in
the local precinct.
“There weren’t many people about
ON SHOW: The British National Party’s stall was seen by thousands of people. drivers and delivery men who were

City centre stall launches

folk BNP was pleased that over 1000 ally untouched by the BNP and I am keen to get their copies of Freedom,”
of the new national recruitment leaf- hoping that by starting these leaflet- reported Wayne.
lets were distributed to homes. ing sessions,  we can inspire more “But later on trade picked up and

Euro campaign in Lincoln

“We hope to continue spreading members here to come and join us.”  we had a queue of people asking
questions about the Party and how
to join. Over and over again we
were asked ‘where have you been’

A TEAM of activists from the

Kesteven & Lincoln Group
launched 2009 with a paper sale in
Lincoln City town centre, by the
war memorial, to inform the public
of the British National Party’s
Euro Election campaign in the East
“Our victory in Boston at the end of
the last year has given the BNP in the
region a boost and the publicity from
and everyone we spoke to told the
same stories of immigrants and
migrant workers being put before
the stolen membership list has fired us the ordinary people of Salford in
all up and Lincolnshire as a whole is housing and jobs.”
looking very promising for the future
of our Party.”

Midlands.
New organiser Mike Clayton, told
Freedom:
“It has been some time since we last
had a paper sale in Lincoln, but now,
as we are recruiting more and more
members, we would like to make this
a regular activity.
Correction
The day was a great success with
over 200 Lincoln City Patriot leaflets
attacking the EU handed out and
copies of Freedom sold. But what was
of most importance in Mike Clayton’s
view was that: “the BNP stall and our
campaigners were seen by literally
thousands of people.”

FIRST ACTIVITY: Julia Howman with other West Norfolk activists in Norwich.
Tom briefs Halifax meeting
C ALDERDALE councillor Tom previous Labour and Lib-Dem

Advertise in Freedom
Bates, updated the latest meet- councillors had been ignoring.
ing of Halifax BNP on how he was
helping residents in his Illingworth
and Mixenden ward by finding
The meeting was held at a new
venue in the town and the audience
also heard from Chris Godridge.
A POLOGIES to Andrew Emerson,
(above) our excellent candidate
in the West Wittering by-election for
ADVERTISING RATES:
5 cms x 1 Column = £15.00 a month solutions to the problems that the Organiser Adrian Marsden then intro- Chichester Council in West Sussex,
10 cms x 1 Column = £30.00 a month duced guest speaker for publishing an incorrect result in
5 cms x 2 Columns = £30.00 a month Richard Edmonds, the 100th issue of Freedom.
10 cms x 2 Columns = £60.00 a month who spoke about Andrew polled 12.3%, which is the
DISCOUNTS: he brutality of life best vote for the British National Party
An advert placed for 3 months will have a discount of 10% in London with gun in the city over the past five years.
An advert placed for 6 months will have a discount of 20% and knife crime out
of control. CHICHESTER COUNCIL
EXAMPLE:
An advertisement of 10cms x 2 Columns for 6 months
West Wittering Ward
would cost £360.00 less £72.00 = £288.00 Thursday 23rd October 2008
Graeme Barrett (Con).......... 410
Please select the advertising option you require and send TOM BATES: Mary Green (Lib-Dem)......... 364
your copy together with a cheque made payable to the With local BNP Andrew Emerson (BNP).... 125
‘British National Party’ to: Freedom Adverts, representative, Joe O’Sullivan (Lab)............ 69
P.O.Box 107, Wigton, Cumbria CA7 0YA. Jane Shooter, in James McCulloch (UKIP).... 49
For any further inquiries please email freedom@bnp.org.uk
his Mixenden and BNP Percentage: 12.3%
Illingworth ward.
VOICE OF FREEDOM - ISSUE No.102 AROUND THE BRANCHES PAGE 15

Somerset holds the first Leaflets to

attract new

BNP meeting of the year

mem bers

O N Sunday 4th January, mem-

bers and supporters from
around Somerset held their first
meeting of 2009 in the city of Wells.
It was an excellent evening with two
guest speakers, Salisbury organiser
Mike Chant, and the BNP’s National
Treasurer Jennie Noble.
North Somerset contact Perry Par-
sons, was the chairman of the meeting
and he introduced Mike Chant who
spoke on his role in promoting the
BNP in Salisbury, and how his group
was growing very quickly thanks to
EUROPE TAX
the hard work put in by a team of
JENNIE NOBLE: The BNP’s National Treasurer gives a run down of her duties.
dedicated activists.
During the break there was a deli- ing her responsibilities and those of At the end of the meeting a raffle was
cious buffet enjoyed to the music of her team in the finance department, held and a framed picture, designed
Britain’s best military bands. including the raising the necessary by Somerset BNP organiser Andy
Jennie Noble then spoke about her funds to fight the European Elec- Bamford, was auctioned off, raising
role as the Party’s treasurer, detail- tions in June. £30 towards local funds.

A day of action in
Northumberland ENVIRONMENT HOUSING

A DAY of action was held

RICHARD LUMBY: New organiser.
across Northumberland with
street stalls, selling copies of Free-
dom and giving out leaflets, set up
simultaneously in the market towns
of Ashington, Blyth and Alnwick.
Proceedings got off to a bizarre start
when rapid response units from Nor-
thumbria Police arrived at each stall
within minutes of the start of sales.
In Ashington, an over zealous officer
gave BNP representative Adam Walker,

Summit in
a quarter of an hour to pack up and
leave or face arrest. Obviously the eager

Brum plans
PC (Police Constable) was just being
too PC (Politically Correct) and was
NHS BRITISH JOBS
not conversant with the law regarding

city’s Euro political parties and campaigning. ADAM WALKER: Threatened with arrest.
Adam, a local election candidate back for Peter Mailer, the local landlord

campaign in May (when he polled 28% of the

vote and nearly took the Tudhoe seat
from Labour) told the officer: “Well
arrested on trumped up allegations
of displaying newspaper cuttings in
his pub that Deputy Chief Constable
by Mike Bell

R ICHARD Lumby, the new
organiser for the whole of the
Birmingham area, held his first
city summit meeting with South
Birmingham organiser Les Orton,
acting as co-chairman.
you will just have to arrest me then”.
Three hours later there still hadn’t been
any arrests and Adam packed up on
schedule and moved on to Alnwick.
There, a show of support took place
Howard Roberts, on holiday from
Nottingham, found offensive.
Peter told his supporters that Roberts
was now barred from his pub unless
on official duty.

Preparing for elections in Wiltshire

Although there was a large agenda
to work through, more than 20 Bir-
mingham BNP representatives were
invited along and given the opportu-
nity to share their opinions and offer
suggestions.
M EMBERS from Swindon,
Melksham and  Trowbridge
who attended the Chippenham BNP
being held in June
Elections manager Michael Simp-
kins, told the packed meeting that he
CRIME IMMIGRATION

Alwyn Deacon, the West midlands
elections officer, was also in atten-
dance to discuss the finer details
regarding the Euorpean Elections
campaign in Britain’s second city.
The establishment of a new indepen-
dent website supporting the BNP in
the city was discussed, along with a
regular Birmingham leaflets similar
to the The Londoner publication used
in the GLA elections last May.
group’s first meeting of 2009 heard
an interesting talk on the Party’s
tax policy by Regional Organiser
Mike Howson.
It’s going to be a busy year for the
British National Party in Wiltshire,
with not only the European elections
but also elections for the newly formed
Wiltshire Council, which replaces the
current 4 districts and county council,
intends to field candidates in most of
the 96 seats up for election, giving
many people in Wiltshire the choice
of voting British National Party for
the first time.
As volunteers came forward to ask
to be considered as local election
candidates, newly appointed fund
raiser Paul Thake, raised much-
needed funds by holding a raffle.

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BNP MAKING THE NEWS VOICE OF FREEDOM - ISSUE No.102

BNP in Exeter showing support for the Immingham workers

British jobs for

British workers
T
by Mike Turner
HERE WAS a very positive
response to the first ever
BNP table top sale in Exeter
City Centre held on the morn-
ing of Saturday 31st January.
Held in support of the British
construction workers at the
Immingham refinery, the eleven
BNP activists running the stall
created a lot of local interest.
Many copies of Freedom were
sold and a vast quantity of leaf-
lets were handed out. On numer-
ous occasions those buying the
newspaper gave a pound for the
60p cover price, telling the BNP
sellers to keep the change.
The most popular issue had
the “Safeguarding British Jobs”
headline, and even though it was
November’s issue it still sold like
hotcakes.
There were also a couple of
homemade posters on show
detailing recent BNP election
results. These created a lot of
interest as most of the Exeter
public were oblivious to the
progress the Party has made in
recent local council contests.

It is only the BNP that says

“Put British people First”

by Clive Jefferson through Maryport!”

T ENS of thousands of people

across west and north Cum-
bria saw the British National
Party’s message when the BNP’s
Truth Truck visited the Sellafield
nuclear complex and then toured
the towns of Whitehaven, Work-
ington, Maryport, Wigton and
Carlisle on Friday 30th January.
The monthly magazine of the British National Party The local media, which has been
very hostile to the BNP, weren’t
28 full-colour pages providing a showcase for the modern,
populist nationalism to which the BNP is now committed. told of the visit so were in the dark
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and thrown into panic when their
telephone lines were blocked with
The day started at 5.00am when
the Truth Truck parked up outside
Sellafield enabling 10,000 workers
to see it on their way into work. This
Cumbrian tour finished in Carlisle
city centre after visiting the two
wards in the city where the BNP are
contesting elections next month.
In the city centre, 20 local BNP
activists met the truck and then set
up a stall to hand out leaflets to those
keen to find out more about Britain’s
only nationalist political party.
T HE British National Party featured
on the BBC’s Politics Show on
Sunday February 1st in a programme
charting the rise of the Party in
Cumbria and the North East.
Mark Walker from Durham proved
an excellent BNP spokesman in a
recorded interview, and there were
other good contributions from BNP
candidates and officials as well as
former Labour Party voters who had
switched to the BNP in the recent
Kells by-election in Whitehaven.

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