Barnsley BNP Meeting Gains New Supporters

Barnsley BNP holds a successful meeting once again.

Organiser, Ian Sutton opened the meeting by welcoming our regular supporters and new faces.

First Speaker of the evening was Colin Porter, Colin is a firm favourite with Barnsley folk on the BNP stall every Saturday, has he lets loose his vocal chords to the general public, selling the Voice of Freedom newspaper.

Colin had to make great efforts to shorten his speech, for his Knowledge on local issues is endless.

He started by talking about the undemocratic way in which Barnsley council had stopped the area forum meetings and voted to ban public questions being asked at full council meetings.

He told the audience about a full council meeting where certain councillors had stood up and said they would be happy to house asylum seekers in their own homes. Pity they're all talk.

He spoke of the BNP's achievements of gaining a MEP for the Yorkshire and Humber region, Andrew Brons. Colin said this was, 'One small step for Britain, one giant leap for the BNP.'

Colin spoke in anger at the way in which election day in the Metrodome has become more like Zimbabwe and every effort has been made on keeping a close eye on votes.
The audience were stunned to learn that BNP votes had been deliberately placed between Conservative votes. That's not democracy is it?

Colin ended his speech by telling the audience that the BNP speak the truth. 'It is up to you what you do with it, you can go home, bury your head in the sand and pretend it's not happening or you can stand up for your country.'

Colin's speech was followed by a huge round of applause from all our supporters.

Our next speaker was the Foreign Affairs Spokesman for the BNP, Arthur Kemp (Photo, standing)
Arthur started his speech with a little bit of history about Britain.

'18,000 years ago came the first people, our ancestors.
The first society on land mass, which became Britain.'

Arthur warned that we will become a minority in our own country and not to be taken in by the, 'balanced migration trick.'

Talking about Labour and Conservative, Arthur described them as two cats fighting on a fence, you don't know whether they are fighting or mating.

But one thing is for sure about both parties, and that is on the 20th April 2009 a cross party body of MP's have signed a document that explicitly states that whilst they support the rights of indigenous peoples across the world to keep their own lands and culture from immigration and invasion, they do not believe that the indigenous British people even exist.

See for yourself HERE

This is pure hatred to seek mass immigration to this country, and as we are the most homogeneous nation in Europe, we have a right to claim an indigenous status in Britain.

Arthur explained to the audience about the asylum swindle and that people from far flung countries should be claiming asylum in the first safe country, not travelling through twenty countries to get to Britain.

He also told the captivated audience about asylum seekers and their mobile phones....'Yes they are given mobile phones, so they can keep in touch with their lawyers'!

Arthur continued his speech by talking about Britain's national debt, the EU and our commitment to withdraw from it. BNP foreign policy was explained and so was the utilities we all use in Britain, even though some, such as EDF is French state owned.

Arthur's speech was followed by an interesting question and answer session.

Two incredible speeches, enjoyed by all.

Thank you to everyone who attended.