October 13, 2008

BNP's Mozar inflicted upon Dartford BNP

Lynne Mozar: the BNP is all hers, and don't you forget it
Desperate to get some life back into its ailing branches, the BNP is sending out anyone it considers to be more or less coherent as an official speaker, with Nick Griffin himself heading the list as, if reports on the party's website are to be believed, the greatest orator since oratory was invented.

Arthur Kemp, the former South African spook who currently oversees the BNP's 'ideological training' and is thus responsible for the party's brainwashing, is a regular speaker at the larger branches from which Nick Griffin expects great things, and next in preference seems to be Jonathan Bowden, the man who once stomped out of the party in disgust after Griffin's attack dogs at Covert suggested he was a paedophile, but who has now re-entered the party with renewed enthusiasm.

Simon Darby, the party's press officer and deputy leader, doesn't do too much public speaking because he seems to be too busy doing his nature blog and working alongside Richard Barnbrook down in London - though Barnbrook himself, despite being almost incoherent, seems an unaccountably popular branch speaker. Perhaps it's because he makes them laugh. He certainly makes us laugh.

And so it goes on. Good speakers are snaffled by larger and more active branches and the smaller, more remote or simply less worthy branches have to make do with the best they can get. Which is probably why Dartford BNP has ended up with the ghastly Lynne Mozar.

Regular readers will no doubt remember Mozar from the truly toe-curling Sky TV documentary BNP Wives, in which she was heavily featured, spouting her racist bile and pontificating at great length about her love for the party. Who can forget her lunatic babbling as the programme opened? Not us, so here it is.
'The British National Party is my baby. It's not, not necessarily my familys or my husbands or anyone elses, it's mine. All mine. My own. For me. And I love it...mine. [cackle, cackle] All mine! [more cackling]'
Indeed. Though Mozar is more than just a babbling loon - she's also, as you would expect, a racist. During the documentary, after referring to 'Paki's', she hastily added; 'That's a legal term for them', pointing out that she also 'sometimes' uses the racist term for blacks, 'and why not?'

Erm, because it's deeply offensive, perhaps?

Nevertheless, Dartford BNP looks to be saddled with this racist harridan at its next meeting on Wednesday at the Jolly Farmers pub at Thames Road, Crayford DA1 4QH. The meeting starts at 8pm though members and supporters are asked to arrive at 7.30pm - presumably so they can join the enormous queue to see the crowd-pulling Mozar.

If anyone fancies going along to join them, a map is available here (viewable in Firefox or IE), though it should be pointed out that there will be security, and you know how vigorous BNP security can be at times. The pub - for those who know the area - is on the bottom-left point of the chemical works/waste reception centre/industrial estate triangle. Such a salubrious address but somehow fitting for Mozar and the BNP.

If you'd like any more details, I feel sure that the party will be only too pleased to provide them. You can ring the Dartford contact at 07594-160118 or 05601-950167.

17 comments:

Anonymous said...

'The British National Party is my baby. It's not, not necessarily my familys or my husbands or anyone elses, it's mine. All mine. My own. For me. And I love it...mine. [cackle, cackle] All mine! [more cackling]'

Fruitloop.

AdamB said...

I wouldn't go in the Jolly Farmers even if the BNP weren't holding a meeting there.

It is in the middle of nowhere, just a couple of dozen metres from the municipal dump and the local gypsy site.

I have lived in Kent most of my life and this has got to be the single most depressing part of it that I have ever come across. There is no train station or shops or any life to the place at all, just this one run down pub and a load of deserted factories and warehouses.

I have often wondered who would actually choose to go in the Jolly Farmers. Now I know.

Anonymous said...

I just sat and watched that BNP wives crap. God, what a bunch.

Anonymous said...

"The pub - for those who know the area - is on the bottom-left point of the chemical works/waste reception centre/industrial estate triangle."

It sounds delightful. I shall have to take the family there for Sunday dinner. :D

Anonymous said...

Can't you find a different picture of Lynne Mozar? That one's making me ill.

Anonymous said...

If the pub is situated besides a gypsy travellers site, I hope the community is made aware of the BNP's presence and the party's racist stance to their community, and is invited to join in the protest to disrupt the event accordingly.

Many rural BNP candidates where there are few Asian or black people turn on Irish travellers to win votes.

It's worth reminding people who didn't know that Roma people were murdered by Adolf Hitler's Nazis in their millions along with Jewish and gay people.

Anonymous said...

Oh, and many BNP scumbags also hate the Irish also.

Anonymous said...

Of course Dicky is only invited for his comic abilities, cos he aint got any other.

But isnt it amazing that since the BNP have re-done their websites including London Dicky is no longer the face we see.

Obviously Griffin has woken up the the fact that Dicky was stealing his thunder, as was the only identifiable face of the BNP that Londoners knew.

Anonymous said...

"'The British National Party is my baby. It's not, not necessarily my familys or my husbands or anyone elses, it's mine. All mine. My own. For me. And I love it...mine. [cackle, cackle] All mine! [more cackling]'"

She sounds positively dangerous.

Anonymous said...

Is this the woman Searchlight referred to as the "accidental Mrs Slocombe" by chance?

LOL

Anonymous said...

Such a salubrious address but somehow fitting for Mozar and the BNP.

Redirect them to the Waste tip. Though not the recycling section.

Anonymous said...

The troll said..."I wouldn't go in the Jolly Farmers even if the BNP weren't holding a meeting there.

It is in the middle of nowhere, just a couple of dozen metres from the municipal dump and the local gypsy site".

Oh Dear, looks like someone has some racist issues here... Won't go in a pub because local gypo's live near by. Don't worry there probably all barred.

Unknown said...

Or maybe he was making the point that gypsies often have to live on substandard land because councils refuse to provide proper sites for them.

After all, who wants to live next to a waste dump?

Or where the BNP meet?

Anonymous said...

Is this the woman Searchlight referred to as the "accidental Mrs Slocombe" by chance?

Personally, she reminded me of a downmarket Hyacinth Bucket.

Anonymous said...

Not only is this woman objectionable but she is also a very poor orator. If Mr Griffin is such a wonderful speaker maybe he would do well to consider the quality and caliber of speakers that represent his party. Having viewed the videos of Mr Kemp I also have to comment that he is a grossly affected and exaggerated speaker who stutters and swallows his words- if this is the best they have, we really should not be too concerned!

Anonymous said...

She sounds completely deranged in that first section from the film. A perfect ambassador for a party of nutters.

Anonymous said...

How do peole manage to do italics on here?