Totalitarian EU, what step next?

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/worldnews/1325398/Euro-court-outlaws-criticism-of-EU.html

The Telegraph article above shows us that the European Union has now banned criticism of the European Union. In fact they have gone further than that and banned any comment which tarnishes the image of the European Union.

That makes well over half of the blogs/websites that I look at illegal and I include this one amongst that number. Such an erosion of civil liberty is a return to the communist/fascist politics of the early twentieth century when criticism of the state meant punishment from whichever of the above regimes held a choke hold over your nation. Liberty loving Britain was exempt then because we fought tyranny together. These days our own politicians are complicit in this anti-crusade against free speech.

So what comes next and what can we do aboit it?

RFID devices under the skin might be a start, maybe using children in care as test subjects to 'protect' them. Maybe repeat offenders could be added to the list as a step to making us all living databases. And you thought ID cards were an extreme measure. The public did not bat an eyelid when it emerged that dna samples from babies heal prick tests have been stored for years, therefore providing the state with a steadily growing dna database. Privacy issues are going to be massive in the future, certainly within ten years time, and it would be nice to see Nationalists getting infront of the curve on this as we did with peak oil and the bursting of the false asset bubble which created the falsely labelled 'credit crunch'. Neither of which we made enough of. How can there be a credit supply problem when credit is created at the stroke of a keyboard. Your lives are being controlled people! Wake up and accept the fact.

The challenge for Nationalists is to lead the fightback because no-one else can. The other political philosophies are inextricably tied to the doctrine of federal expansionism and the sacrifice of something that literally millions have died to protect is a price that ultimately they are prepared to make you pay. The international increase in social capital achieved by perverting whatever it takes to achieve it will be seen as reason enough. There will be a lot of noise made in terms of political disagreement to deceive public opinion and civil protests in capital cities to make the electorate feel that everything possible is being done. Nationalists are going to have to broaden their public appeal by campaigning on new fertile ground. Why tell the public for the umpteenth time that we oppose immigration and multiculturalism when every single person of voting age has no doubt on that at all. We need to scream out loud about privacy issues, how to fix the economy, reform the education and health services, and make the justice system fit for purpose. There is much to do and we must start now. Delay will mean failure and though this will upset some the term indigenous has to be left behind. The only way to make a nation fit to live in is to make it so for all of the people that have the right to live there, otherwise inequalities and civil unrest will result which somewhat defeats the object. As issues go privacy issues and being seen defending free speech are excellent places to start.

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Sovereign bailout idiocy

I find it ludicrous that if the Greeks default on their debt then the EU is committed to pick up the bill for the unpaid interest.  As the capital will never be repaid this way this is an open ended money making scheme for the architects of it in the event of a default, or to look at it another way: if Greece defaults on its sovereign debt obligation sooner or later then the European Union countries that funded the bailout will find themselves liable for the interest on the loan that they made.  Oh yes.  We could end up liable for the interest on the debt owable to …us.  In effect paying ourselves for a loan that the Greeks have made use of.  Thank the Labour party for this.  They signed the bailout clause in the intervening time between losing the last general election and the new government being formed.

As a society we need to put the weapons away.

I am very concerned by the increase in convictions across the town for possession and use of weapons.

Think on people!  If you keep something to use as a weapon the chances of it being used increase.  Angry people use weapons because when they are angry and not thinking clearly they react badly.

If you genuinely have a fear of crime at home then take steps to secure your property.  If you are unsure about how to do that call your local Safer Neighbourhood Team (details of yours on the internet) Police and ask for a P.C.S.O to call in and speak to you about securing your property.

I have checked with the relevant council officer for Nuneaton and Bedworth Borough Council and at the moment there are no grants available to pay for improvements. We are looking at bringing in grants for 'Target Hardening' towards the back end of the year but there is some way to go in the process yet. I have made some calls and have been unable to locate grant funding from other sources.

In other areas of the country there may be grants available.  For the community minded amongst us this is useful information.  Find out and then spread the word however you can.

Have you pulled a trigger?

It was only this week that the first female bomb disposal officer returned home having paid the ultimate sacrifice.

If you had voted for a British National Party government last May she would still be alive.

Since the invasion/intervention in Iraq and Afghanistan several hundred members of our armed services have died.

If you voted Liberal Democrat, Labour or Conservative then you are responsible.

Next time you wash your hands renember, the blood does not come off.

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Barpool ward by-election final result

I have just returned home from having an after count drink with the British National Party team.  The evening passed peacefully enough and with some of the candidates below being new to the local political scene it is always nice to put names to faces in the flesh.  Some people are barely recognizable from their leaflet pictures which let’s face it, none of us are really ever happy with.

The full result is reproduced below.  I originally blogged these to the Barpool ward blog from the counting hall and have copied them across.

Turnout:   36.62%

 

Labour:   1,034

Conservative:   519

BNP: 204

Liberal Democrat: 142

UKIP:   65

Trades Unions and Socialists Against Cuts:   38

 

9 spoilt votes

 

2,011 votes cast.

It should be pretty obvious that we are disappointed with this result as there is nothing positive about it.

The only way forward for the party locally is if more people come forward to help throughout the year.  There are many ways in which you can help and all are essential.  The general view of the many leaving the work to the few cannot continue.  Certainly this result should be viewed as a wake up call by local Nationalists.  If it isn’t then electorally we will be wiped out next year.  There is no doubt in my mind of this.

Writing this gives me no pleasure at all but ignoring inconvenient facts does not change them.

I am diligent in my council duties and shall continue to be up until the last second, as is my nature.  This alone is nowhere near enough.

For the benefit of anyone reading this who has remembered the first line of this post I drink either orange juice or coca cola so alcohol plays no part in this analysis.

Today is the day

The Equalities and Human Rights Commission today takes industrial action in protest of the government cuts.  Between eleven and twelve ‘o’ clock they will demonstrate outside their regional buildings, which are all in line to be closed down.

The clip underneath is just of me when I first heard about this about three weeks ago.

UAF anti-BNP leaflet Barpool ward by-election 2011

The UAF have a history of being anti-British-National-Party and producing hate filled propaganda leaflets, one of which was pushed through my letter box this afternoon.  Below is my thoughts on this particular leaflet and a couple of ideas regarding content that should be included instead.