Showing posts with label Yorkshire BNP. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Yorkshire BNP. Show all posts
Wednesday, 5 January 2011
SEXUAL GROOMING OF YOUNG WHITE GIRLS IN YORKSHIRE
Remember when the British National Party first spoke out about the despicable and unforgiving act of sexual grooming of young white girls by muslim gangs?
They were called, 'racist' by the liberal left and were accused of causing division in our wonderful multicultural communities.
The British National Party told the truth and still do, although they know the truth is no defence against the political elite who, at the price of accusing young white girls of being prostitutes instead of being victims and brushing their sexual abuse under the carpet, allowed the muslim gangs to carry on, and for what?
Because they WILL have a multicultural Britain, at the expense of the despised indigenous people of Britain falling victim to the ever recurring muslim enrichment that has been forced upon us.
Friday, 4 January 2008
Lisa Brooksbank - St Helens
Lisa Brooksbank is the Barnsley BNP candidate for the St Helens Ward; she is 37 years old, has two lovely children and she resides within the Barnsley borough. Barnsley Nationalist asked her the following few questions.
When did you first get involved in Nationalism?
I suppose I’ve always been a nationalist, although at first I was probably a civic nationalist. I’ve always had a strong interest in our history and culture and in the changing face of our country today. It was probably the current problems that our nation is facing that brought me to realise that I am actually an ethno nationalist.
How did you get involved with the BNP in Barnsley?
The Barnsley organiser at the time, Paul Harris canvassed my house; he asked if I would consider voting for the BNP, to which I replied “Yes definitely”. I bought my first VOF from him and after reading it I was disgusted with what was going on in my country and with the lack of coverage by the mainstream media. I bought 2 or 3 more VOF’s from Ian Sutton who is the candidate for the ward where I resided, before I approached him to see if there was any sort of meetings etc that I could attend. I wanted to learn as much as possible about the party.
How did you become a candidate for the BNP?
It was at my second meeting that one of the speakers, Marlene Guest had me in tears; her speech was so emotional and struck a chord with everything I stand for and believe in. Once the meeting was over I asked Paul and Ian if I could stand as a candidate in the next election. They asked me to think about it for a while and be certain that I was making the right decision. It wasn’t long before I contacted them to confirm my intentions.
Weren’t you apprehensive about standing?
It might be surprising but, no. I was proud to be standing. The support I got from family, friends and neighbours was fantastic, that alone gave me a great moral boost and fired up my determination.
What was your result and will you be standing again?
My result was great, considering that I had no time to do any work in the ward; I got 311 votes which was 16.7% of the total vote. The result proved to me that the electorate are waking up and are realising what problems lay ahead, so this reassured me that the BNP are needed within Barnsley. I am looking forward to representing the Party in the next elections.
We understand you are quite active within the Party and spend a considerable amount of time ‘out in the field’ so to speak.
Yes, in between work and being a mother to two lovely kids I donate all my spare time to the party, canvassing, leafleting or selling VOF’s. There is much to be done to save our town, so I don’t mind doing any work that will help Barnsley BNP go forward.
Have you come across any problems while you have been involved in your activism?
Yes, the so called anti BNP activists who don’t really understand what we stand for have tried to deter me now on two separate occasions. I had a table kicked into me in the town centre and on the second occasion I was pushed over by some lads, both these incidents happened while selling papers. However, whilst on the streets leafleting and canvassing I have only experienced the odd insult and negative response.
But you are still here.
I am not going anywhere. Their actions have only strengthened my support for the Party and made me more determined to achieve my goal. Once we start to get Councillors in the town hall, we can make Barnsley people more aware of what the Communists parading under the Labour Party banner are actually doing to our town.
What are your long term plans?
The BNP needs Councillors in every town and borough, we also need MP’s, not only here in the UK but also in Europe, that is until we have enough power to get us out of the hellhole. So I will continue with the fight to take the BNP forwards, regardless of what obstacles are thrown in our path. I have children and I want them to have a future, a safe future under British Law, not European and certainly not Sharia law.
The Barnsley organiser at the time, Paul Harris canvassed my house; he asked if I would consider voting for the BNP, to which I replied “Yes definitely”. I bought my first VOF from him and after reading it I was disgusted with what was going on in my country and with the lack of coverage by the mainstream media. I bought 2 or 3 more VOF’s from Ian Sutton who is the candidate for the ward where I resided, before I approached him to see if there was any sort of meetings etc that I could attend. I wanted to learn as much as possible about the party.
How did you become a candidate for the BNP?
It was at my second meeting that one of the speakers, Marlene Guest had me in tears; her speech was so emotional and struck a chord with everything I stand for and believe in. Once the meeting was over I asked Paul and Ian if I could stand as a candidate in the next election. They asked me to think about it for a while and be certain that I was making the right decision. It wasn’t long before I contacted them to confirm my intentions.
Weren’t you apprehensive about standing?
It might be surprising but, no. I was proud to be standing. The support I got from family, friends and neighbours was fantastic, that alone gave me a great moral boost and fired up my determination.
What was your result and will you be standing again?
My result was great, considering that I had no time to do any work in the ward; I got 311 votes which was 16.7% of the total vote. The result proved to me that the electorate are waking up and are realising what problems lay ahead, so this reassured me that the BNP are needed within Barnsley. I am looking forward to representing the Party in the next elections.
We understand you are quite active within the Party and spend a considerable amount of time ‘out in the field’ so to speak.
Yes, in between work and being a mother to two lovely kids I donate all my spare time to the party, canvassing, leafleting or selling VOF’s. There is much to be done to save our town, so I don’t mind doing any work that will help Barnsley BNP go forward.
Have you come across any problems while you have been involved in your activism?
Yes, the so called anti BNP activists who don’t really understand what we stand for have tried to deter me now on two separate occasions. I had a table kicked into me in the town centre and on the second occasion I was pushed over by some lads, both these incidents happened while selling papers. However, whilst on the streets leafleting and canvassing I have only experienced the odd insult and negative response.
But you are still here.
I am not going anywhere. Their actions have only strengthened my support for the Party and made me more determined to achieve my goal. Once we start to get Councillors in the town hall, we can make Barnsley people more aware of what the Communists parading under the Labour Party banner are actually doing to our town.
What are your long term plans?
The BNP needs Councillors in every town and borough, we also need MP’s, not only here in the UK but also in Europe, that is until we have enough power to get us out of the hellhole. So I will continue with the fight to take the BNP forwards, regardless of what obstacles are thrown in our path. I have children and I want them to have a future, a safe future under British Law, not European and certainly not Sharia law.
Wednesday, 9 May 2007
PROGRESS IN BARNSLEY
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The election results in Barnsley represent a significant step forwards for the BNP. Four results were over 20% - Darton West (27%), Central (25.8%), Dearne South (22.6%, and Dearne North (21.6%). This compares with last year when only Darton West was in this category with 24%. Also last year we only managed 3rd and 4th places but this year we have 3 second places in Darton West, Central, and Dearne North.
The Darton West ward was most hard fought in this election. It was clear from last years result when we took 701 votes as compared to Labour’s 933, that this was going to be our main target ward. The BNP started canvassing and leafleting this ward soon after the 2006 election, and this continued right through to the 2007 election. We know that Labour were genuinely worried that they were going to lose to the BNP in Darton West and they pulled out all the stops in their bid to beat us. Many of their Councillors were out on the doorstep in the ward and they distributed 4 different campaign leaflets and one mail shot to postal voters and new voters. In the event their greater manpower and resources plus their longer established position overwhelmed the BNP effort but they had to drag out all their voters to secure their victory. We still increased our vote from 701 to 894 and moved up from third to second position so although we didn’t win we are still well pleased with the result.
The greatest increase in our vote came in the Central ward where we jumped from 15% in 2006 to 25.8% this year. This shows the effect of standing a first class candidate and spending money on a professional full colour glossy leaflet. The same can be said for Dearne South where our vote jumped from 17.6% to 22.6%.
Overall we took 7822 votes in the 18 wards we stood in which is an average of 16.08% of the vote in each. Last year we took 4067 votes from 11 wards which is an average of 15.62% per ward. This may not seem much of an increase but as can be seen from the above comments it’s the target wards that count. We averaged 17.13% of the vote in those wards where we stood a candidate in 2006 which is a fairer reflection of our progress. Some of the wards where we did no work, not even putting out a single B+W leaflet, did see a drop in our vote from 2006, but in these wards our supporters would not have even known that there was a candidate for them to vote for, so they would not have made the effort to go to the polling station.
When we compare our results with the other parties we see another trend emerging. We are firmly ahead of the Tories beating them in 15 out of 18 contests. The Lib Dems did not do much better against us losing to us in 5 out of 8 contests. Also we are starting to encroach upon the Barnsley Independent Group (BIG) territory beating them in 4 out of 14 contests. Labour did beat us in all 18 wards we stood in although in Old Town this lead narrowed to only 205 votes. The old cliché of the left wingers that ‘the BNP is not wanted in Barnsley’ is looking very jaded indeed.
One surprising result was our taking of second place in Dearne North on our first time standing in the ward. We received 466 votes which represents 46% of the winning Labour candidates vote, a not insurmountable lead. Also in several wards our third place was only a few votes from second place – 6 votes in Wombwell, 18 votes in Darton East, and 38 votes in St. Helen’s. However there is still a lot of work required in these wards to catch up with the winners, but if people can see us taking second place it will encourage them to vote for us.
This year has seen a magnificent effort from the candidates, activists, and supporters of the BNP. Many wards were seeing groups of 5, 6, or 7 leafleters and canvassers working long hours in promoting the Party to the voters. The spirit of comradeship and unity in fighting for a righteous cause has been heart warming.
No doubt our best results will not have escaped the attention of that anti-British group of cowards, anarchists, and traitors calling themselves Unite Against Fascism (UAF). But with their number of activists struggling to get into double figures they were hard pressed to match the BNP effort. This year’s election campaign has been at least 3 times bigger than last years. There have been more wards fought, higher calibre candidates, more activists, more leaflets put out, and an even more welcoming reception from the public. At this rate of progress we will soon begin to see the stranglehold of the Established parties begin to slip in Barnsley.
The Darton West ward was most hard fought in this election. It was clear from last years result when we took 701 votes as compared to Labour’s 933, that this was going to be our main target ward. The BNP started canvassing and leafleting this ward soon after the 2006 election, and this continued right through to the 2007 election. We know that Labour were genuinely worried that they were going to lose to the BNP in Darton West and they pulled out all the stops in their bid to beat us. Many of their Councillors were out on the doorstep in the ward and they distributed 4 different campaign leaflets and one mail shot to postal voters and new voters. In the event their greater manpower and resources plus their longer established position overwhelmed the BNP effort but they had to drag out all their voters to secure their victory. We still increased our vote from 701 to 894 and moved up from third to second position so although we didn’t win we are still well pleased with the result.
The greatest increase in our vote came in the Central ward where we jumped from 15% in 2006 to 25.8% this year. This shows the effect of standing a first class candidate and spending money on a professional full colour glossy leaflet. The same can be said for Dearne South where our vote jumped from 17.6% to 22.6%.
Overall we took 7822 votes in the 18 wards we stood in which is an average of 16.08% of the vote in each. Last year we took 4067 votes from 11 wards which is an average of 15.62% per ward. This may not seem much of an increase but as can be seen from the above comments it’s the target wards that count. We averaged 17.13% of the vote in those wards where we stood a candidate in 2006 which is a fairer reflection of our progress. Some of the wards where we did no work, not even putting out a single B+W leaflet, did see a drop in our vote from 2006, but in these wards our supporters would not have even known that there was a candidate for them to vote for, so they would not have made the effort to go to the polling station.
When we compare our results with the other parties we see another trend emerging. We are firmly ahead of the Tories beating them in 15 out of 18 contests. The Lib Dems did not do much better against us losing to us in 5 out of 8 contests. Also we are starting to encroach upon the Barnsley Independent Group (BIG) territory beating them in 4 out of 14 contests. Labour did beat us in all 18 wards we stood in although in Old Town this lead narrowed to only 205 votes. The old cliché of the left wingers that ‘the BNP is not wanted in Barnsley’ is looking very jaded indeed.
One surprising result was our taking of second place in Dearne North on our first time standing in the ward. We received 466 votes which represents 46% of the winning Labour candidates vote, a not insurmountable lead. Also in several wards our third place was only a few votes from second place – 6 votes in Wombwell, 18 votes in Darton East, and 38 votes in St. Helen’s. However there is still a lot of work required in these wards to catch up with the winners, but if people can see us taking second place it will encourage them to vote for us.
This year has seen a magnificent effort from the candidates, activists, and supporters of the BNP. Many wards were seeing groups of 5, 6, or 7 leafleters and canvassers working long hours in promoting the Party to the voters. The spirit of comradeship and unity in fighting for a righteous cause has been heart warming.
No doubt our best results will not have escaped the attention of that anti-British group of cowards, anarchists, and traitors calling themselves Unite Against Fascism (UAF). But with their number of activists struggling to get into double figures they were hard pressed to match the BNP effort. This year’s election campaign has been at least 3 times bigger than last years. There have been more wards fought, higher calibre candidates, more activists, more leaflets put out, and an even more welcoming reception from the public. At this rate of progress we will soon begin to see the stranglehold of the Established parties begin to slip in Barnsley.
Friday, 6 April 2007
Barnsley BNP Candidates 2007
Barnsley BNP takes great pride in announcing the following candidates in the local elections taking place on the 3rd of May 2007
Paul Harris - Royston
Sue Harris - Monk Bretton
June Peel - Dearne South
Kelly Thorpe - Penistone West
Ian Sutton - Darton West
Lance White - Old Town
Dave Bailey - Wombwell
Peter Marshall - Central
Malcolm Jennings - Worsbrough
Kevin Noakes – Stairfoot
Neil Bramley - Dearne North
Rob Garrett - North East
Nick Parker - Dodworth
Lisa Brooksbank - St. Helen’s
Colin Porter - Darton East
Paul Radcliffe - Kingstone
Paul James - Penistone East
Paul Tibble – Darfield
These 18 brave candidates are, each one, standing against the most fearsome and threatening intimidation of the Establishment, led by the treacherous and corrupt Labour Party which is determined to enforce multiculturalism on an unwilling and extremely sceptical British people. Hopefully the British people will wake up and realise what is being done to them before it is too late.
See the BNP YORKSHIRE REGION here
Paul Harris - Royston
Sue Harris - Monk Bretton
June Peel - Dearne South
Kelly Thorpe - Penistone West
Ian Sutton - Darton West
Lance White - Old Town
Dave Bailey - Wombwell
Peter Marshall - Central
Malcolm Jennings - Worsbrough
Kevin Noakes – Stairfoot
Neil Bramley - Dearne North
Rob Garrett - North East
Nick Parker - Dodworth
Lisa Brooksbank - St. Helen’s
Colin Porter - Darton East
Paul Radcliffe - Kingstone
Paul James - Penistone East
Paul Tibble – Darfield
These 18 brave candidates are, each one, standing against the most fearsome and threatening intimidation of the Establishment, led by the treacherous and corrupt Labour Party which is determined to enforce multiculturalism on an unwilling and extremely sceptical British people. Hopefully the British people will wake up and realise what is being done to them before it is too late.
See the BNP YORKSHIRE REGION here
Sunday, 21 January 2007
Ian Sutton Interview 2008
Ian joined the BNP in October 2003 and is the party candidate for the Darton West Ward. He resides in Barugh Green which is within the ward he represents. He is married with three grown up daughters, two step sons, two grandsons and a granddaughter. He is employed as a team leader in engineering at a packaging company in West Yorkshire. Barnsley nationalist put the following questions to him.
How is your campaign to save Barnsley going?
Fantastic. Paul Harris has stood down as Barnsley organiser and handed the reins to me, so now it’s my watch and I can assure the people of Barnsley that I will not be letting them down. We need to get onto the council as soon as possible, because it really is a battle to survive.
The party is getting bigger by the day and we have more activists than ever working throughout Barnsley, this is helping us get our message across to more people which in turn is increasing the number of people that will vote for us. Out of these we are getting new members, activists and quality candidates.
Not that we need any convincing of what we are doing is right, but when I went to a full council meeting recently, I was given an insight to what this Labour council really think of us and what they want for the people of Barnsley. A councillor stood up and stated “he is proud and glad that Barnsley is becoming more multicultural and also that these people want to come and live here - they are enriching us”. What surprised me the most was that almost all the other councillors clapped and cheered! Of course the councillor lives in an area yet to be ‘enriched’! Also, what does he mean by enriching us? Does he mean that as a largely white community we have something missing? Is the increase in racial attacks something we should be grateful for? Should we be happy that most job vacancies over the last few years have gone to foreigners? Should we be happy when we get pushed further down the council house waiting list, because a ‘more needy’ family have settled here? The joys of enrichment!
Why do you think Labour have adopted that attitude, especially in Barnsley?
Because they have become less popular, there are many reasons why people have started to lose faith in them, such as the illegal war, all the extra taxes, lie after lie, the list is endless. So they are now importing voters from all corners of the world to try and ensure they stay in power. Any adult from any EU or commonwealth country can vote in the local elections, as long as they can prove that they live here.
To move on slightly, how’s the campaign going in the Darton West Ward?
Fantastic, the first time I stood in the 2006 local elections I polled 24%, with the help of the ever dedicated team of BNP activists we increased that to 27% last year. That was despite the lies and smears that the UAF and their labour cronies put out about us. The leaflets that they put out were shocking. Fortunately with the work we have done within the ward people know us and know that we are just ordinary people, who understand what is happening to our town, and want to help save it.
People don’t want to be ‘enriched’ as they call it, but unless we start to get councillors elected that’s exactly what will happen. There are already areas that have actually been ‘enriched’. The number of white women that have been racially abused has increased by a third in recent years. Is this what the council want? These are the council’s own figures, so they know about it, but choose to ignore the facts.
We do a lot of door to door VOF sales in Darton West. The paper round just gets bigger and bigger with some of our customers taking numerous copies to sell on or give to friends and work colleagues etc.
I was selling papers to regular customers in a public house recently, when a lefty who gives out searchlight magazine pointed out that his customers don’t have to pay. He soon shut up when I told him that that was because searchlight is sponsored by big business, just as labour now is! I personally find it unbelievable that the working classes have been betrayed like this.
Realistically, what are the chances of winning council seats in the borough this May?
In November last year we had the biggest political meeting held in Barnsley for many a year, with over 220 supporters attending to hear Nick Griffin speak.
We have regular activists and candidates meetings. We hold regular street paper sales, plus we sell papers door to door. We regularly leaflet and canvass the wards. We have more members than ever before. We are ready.
The Labour council underestimate the electorate in Barnsley, so to answer your question. Yes, there is every chance we will get in. The simple truth is that we cannot afford not to. We have been campaigning all year, and will be intensifying our efforts up to the elections in May.
Labour are so close to losing control of the council. It could mean that we hold the balance of power with only one or two seats! It’s all to fight for.
You say that Labour is close to losing control of the council. Is this down to the BNP in anyway?
Yes, the BNP and the Barnsley Independent Group, who have a large number of seats on the council. The BNP vote has hit Labour hard over the last couple of years and we will be standing quality candidates in their weakest wards throughout the borough, so even if we don’t win the seat but the Barnsley Independent Group does, then it is enough to remove Labour from power.
Will you be contesting the European elections next year and the general election because it’s obvious Gordon Brown bottled a general election last year?
You bet we will, it will be an exciting time. People are getting into the habit of voting for us, so we have to keep the momentum going. Labour went from being just a pressure group in 1900 to forming a government in 1924, but of course that was when they represented the working man.
We also have the London elections coming up. Even ‘Red Ken’ and ‘Barmy Boris’ agree that we will get at least one seat. We cannot let the colonisers take over our capital.
Have you got anything else planned for the year ahead?
We will be having a St George’s day party. When we get in power we will do every thing we can to help preserve the traditions and culture of this great country. We should be proud to be British, English and Tarners!
We will be celebrating in May when we get our first seats, and this will be on top of the celebrations for getting onto the London Assembly.
When we get some councillors elected this May, that’s when the real work starts. We will have access to information on what is really happening within this council. We will be under close scrutiny, so we will have to deliver. I cannot wait.
Well it sounds like you’re working hard, keep up the good work and good luck in May.
I am, but we have a brilliant team in Barnsley. We all have our strengths and weaknesses, so being part of a team means we can get the best out of everybody. I was recently contacted by a man who is almost house bound and is desperate to get involved, but obviously cannot go leafleting or doing paper sale etc. He is now our chief envelope stuffer!!!
We can get teams to go leafleting at a moments notice. This will be especially useful if we get a by-election. I have three teams in Darton West alone.
Finally, to quote Nick Griffin, ‘Barnsley could be the first area in the country where we get complete control of a council’!!! Need I say anymore?
How is your campaign to save Barnsley going?
Fantastic. Paul Harris has stood down as Barnsley organiser and handed the reins to me, so now it’s my watch and I can assure the people of Barnsley that I will not be letting them down. We need to get onto the council as soon as possible, because it really is a battle to survive.
The party is getting bigger by the day and we have more activists than ever working throughout Barnsley, this is helping us get our message across to more people which in turn is increasing the number of people that will vote for us. Out of these we are getting new members, activists and quality candidates.
Not that we need any convincing of what we are doing is right, but when I went to a full council meeting recently, I was given an insight to what this Labour council really think of us and what they want for the people of Barnsley. A councillor stood up and stated “he is proud and glad that Barnsley is becoming more multicultural and also that these people want to come and live here - they are enriching us”. What surprised me the most was that almost all the other councillors clapped and cheered! Of course the councillor lives in an area yet to be ‘enriched’! Also, what does he mean by enriching us? Does he mean that as a largely white community we have something missing? Is the increase in racial attacks something we should be grateful for? Should we be happy that most job vacancies over the last few years have gone to foreigners? Should we be happy when we get pushed further down the council house waiting list, because a ‘more needy’ family have settled here? The joys of enrichment!
Why do you think Labour have adopted that attitude, especially in Barnsley?
Because they have become less popular, there are many reasons why people have started to lose faith in them, such as the illegal war, all the extra taxes, lie after lie, the list is endless. So they are now importing voters from all corners of the world to try and ensure they stay in power. Any adult from any EU or commonwealth country can vote in the local elections, as long as they can prove that they live here.
To move on slightly, how’s the campaign going in the Darton West Ward?
Fantastic, the first time I stood in the 2006 local elections I polled 24%, with the help of the ever dedicated team of BNP activists we increased that to 27% last year. That was despite the lies and smears that the UAF and their labour cronies put out about us. The leaflets that they put out were shocking. Fortunately with the work we have done within the ward people know us and know that we are just ordinary people, who understand what is happening to our town, and want to help save it.
People don’t want to be ‘enriched’ as they call it, but unless we start to get councillors elected that’s exactly what will happen. There are already areas that have actually been ‘enriched’. The number of white women that have been racially abused has increased by a third in recent years. Is this what the council want? These are the council’s own figures, so they know about it, but choose to ignore the facts.
We do a lot of door to door VOF sales in Darton West. The paper round just gets bigger and bigger with some of our customers taking numerous copies to sell on or give to friends and work colleagues etc.
I was selling papers to regular customers in a public house recently, when a lefty who gives out searchlight magazine pointed out that his customers don’t have to pay. He soon shut up when I told him that that was because searchlight is sponsored by big business, just as labour now is! I personally find it unbelievable that the working classes have been betrayed like this.
Realistically, what are the chances of winning council seats in the borough this May?
In November last year we had the biggest political meeting held in Barnsley for many a year, with over 220 supporters attending to hear Nick Griffin speak.
We have regular activists and candidates meetings. We hold regular street paper sales, plus we sell papers door to door. We regularly leaflet and canvass the wards. We have more members than ever before. We are ready.
The Labour council underestimate the electorate in Barnsley, so to answer your question. Yes, there is every chance we will get in. The simple truth is that we cannot afford not to. We have been campaigning all year, and will be intensifying our efforts up to the elections in May.
Labour are so close to losing control of the council. It could mean that we hold the balance of power with only one or two seats! It’s all to fight for.
You say that Labour is close to losing control of the council. Is this down to the BNP in anyway?
Yes, the BNP and the Barnsley Independent Group, who have a large number of seats on the council. The BNP vote has hit Labour hard over the last couple of years and we will be standing quality candidates in their weakest wards throughout the borough, so even if we don’t win the seat but the Barnsley Independent Group does, then it is enough to remove Labour from power.
Will you be contesting the European elections next year and the general election because it’s obvious Gordon Brown bottled a general election last year?
You bet we will, it will be an exciting time. People are getting into the habit of voting for us, so we have to keep the momentum going. Labour went from being just a pressure group in 1900 to forming a government in 1924, but of course that was when they represented the working man.
We also have the London elections coming up. Even ‘Red Ken’ and ‘Barmy Boris’ agree that we will get at least one seat. We cannot let the colonisers take over our capital.
Have you got anything else planned for the year ahead?
We will be having a St George’s day party. When we get in power we will do every thing we can to help preserve the traditions and culture of this great country. We should be proud to be British, English and Tarners!
We will be celebrating in May when we get our first seats, and this will be on top of the celebrations for getting onto the London Assembly.
When we get some councillors elected this May, that’s when the real work starts. We will have access to information on what is really happening within this council. We will be under close scrutiny, so we will have to deliver. I cannot wait.
Well it sounds like you’re working hard, keep up the good work and good luck in May.
I am, but we have a brilliant team in Barnsley. We all have our strengths and weaknesses, so being part of a team means we can get the best out of everybody. I was recently contacted by a man who is almost house bound and is desperate to get involved, but obviously cannot go leafleting or doing paper sale etc. He is now our chief envelope stuffer!!!
We can get teams to go leafleting at a moments notice. This will be especially useful if we get a by-election. I have three teams in Darton West alone.
Finally, to quote Nick Griffin, ‘Barnsley could be the first area in the country where we get complete control of a council’!!! Need I say anymore?
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