As a committed anti-fascist myself, who has campaigned extensively against such fascist organisations as: UAF, ANaL, New Labour and the Tories etc. I’ll be there. But I might not be able to make it by 7:30pm as I’m taking part in the democratic process at the moment, and will be on the doorsteps of the good British people of Skerton listening to their concerns that evening, so I may be a little late.
The British National Party: fighting Fascism (fighting in a none violent way that is).
That’s not the message I’m getting on the doorsteps, but in any case it’s the people who get out and vote on the day who’ll decide, isn’t it?
As for being defeated, most candidates in elections don’t get elected, but that’s no reason not to stand, democracy is about giving the voters a free and real chose.
Also it should be, and always was until recently, about not interfering with elections if your not standing in them. UAF, along with its sister organisations, put out the most vicious lies to effect the outcome of elections, without being subject to any democratic controls. This allows the big three parties to circumvent spending limits, thereby keeping power in the hands of the established state machine. Make no mistake, UAF and friends are in effect agents of the state, doing the state’s dirty work at the state’s bidding.
The latest leaflet from the fascist (UAF’s sister) organisation calling itself ‘Hope not hate’ demonstrates this perfectly, accrediting both Coupland and Laidlaw with BNP membership, when as UAF well knows neither have ever been members of the party. But when has UAF, or any of its sister organisation, let the truth get in the way of their efforts to distract voters away from the real issues in an election?
'That’s not the message I’m getting on the doorsteps...' That's what you said last time, when you ended up with your pitiful 93 votes.
'UAF, along with its sister organisations, put out the most vicious lies to effect the outcome of elections...' Name one. Just one. I could reel off a dozen that the BNP have used.
'...accrediting both Coupland and Laidlaw with BNP membership, when as UAF well knows neither have ever been members of the party...' David Copeland, as you should and probably do know full well, was certainly a member of the BNP. Check the records (or does your party rewrite history?). Laidlaw claimed to be a member of the BNP. Cottage was a member of the party (though it claimed he wasn't).
Given that all these bans detest the BNP Chris Hill may not enjoy this gig very much... What's the HQ gonna say at you donating money to Antifa! It'll be a great for your career!!
Here's some lyrics from "Don't vote BNP" by Chris Butler...
"The working class are struggling Enter Mr Nick Griffin, Showing off his following, Begging for your vote. You can join the master race, Some knuckle dragging waste of space, Is in the parliamentary race. Abandon any hope.
The bnp will work for you If you have a low IQ And do just what you're told to do The bnp's for you. If you've got no real friends, Just chat rooms on the internet, If you can be easily led The bnp's for you If you are violent, if you're tough, If you like your women rough, If you can proof you're not a puff The bnp's for you If equality on you is lost, If you deny the holocaust, Civil rights you don't give a toss The bnp's for you. If you're stupid, if you're dumb, believe what's written in The Sun; "Refugees - we're overrun" - it simply isn't true! If you're lonely, on your own, brain cells of a traffic cone, Don't go out just stay at home The bnp's for you. If you're miserable and sad, You think that Hitler wasn't bad It's anyones guess who is your dad, The bnps for you. If you can barely sign your name, Put a cross now and again, Come on down on polling day The bnp's for you.
The bnp will work for you If you have a low IQ And do just what you're told to do!
Eastfield? Great. I'll be there!!!
ReplyDeleteI have seen Tracey Curtis and she is absolutely brilliant.
ReplyDeleteI'm definitely looking forward to it! Sounds like it'll be a great night. :-)
ReplyDeleteGreat!
ReplyDeleteAs a committed anti-fascist myself, who has campaigned extensively against such fascist organisations as: UAF, ANaL, New Labour and the Tories etc. I’ll be there. But I might not be able to make it by 7:30pm as I’m taking part in the democratic process at the moment, and will be on the doorsteps of the good British people of Skerton listening to their concerns that evening, so I may be a little late.
The British National Party: fighting Fascism (fighting in a none violent way that is).
From
Chris Hill
(Lancaster)
You're a tosser but come along as late as you like. We'll all be looking forward to your arrival.
ReplyDeleteThe man's a bloody buffoon.
ReplyDeleteAnd no doubt Chris you will get heavily defeated just like all your previous disasterous attempts.
ReplyDeleteDear antifa,
ReplyDeleteThat’s not the message I’m getting on the doorsteps, but in any case it’s the people who get out and vote on the day who’ll decide, isn’t it?
As for being defeated, most candidates in elections don’t get elected, but that’s no reason not to stand, democracy is about giving the voters a free and real chose.
Also it should be, and always was until recently, about not interfering with elections if your not standing in them. UAF, along with its sister organisations, put out the most vicious lies to effect the outcome of elections, without being subject to any democratic controls. This allows the big three parties to circumvent spending limits, thereby keeping power in the hands of the established state machine. Make no mistake, UAF and friends are in effect agents of the state, doing the state’s dirty work at the state’s bidding.
The latest leaflet from the fascist (UAF’s sister) organisation calling itself ‘Hope not hate’ demonstrates this perfectly, accrediting both Coupland and Laidlaw with BNP membership, when as UAF well knows neither have ever been members of the party. But when has UAF, or any of its sister organisation, let the truth get in the way of their efforts to distract voters away from the real issues in an election?
From
Chris Hill
(Lancaster)
'That’s not the message I’m getting on the doorsteps...'
ReplyDeleteThat's what you said last time, when you ended up with your pitiful 93 votes.
'UAF, along with its sister organisations, put out the most vicious lies to effect the outcome of elections...'
Name one. Just one. I could reel off a dozen that the BNP have used.
'...accrediting both Coupland and Laidlaw with BNP membership, when as UAF well knows neither have ever been members of the party...'
David Copeland, as you should and probably do know full well, was certainly a member of the BNP. Check the records (or does your party rewrite history?). Laidlaw claimed to be a member of the BNP. Cottage was a member of the party (though it claimed he wasn't).
A BNP member lecturing on truth? Oh, the irony.
Given that all these bans detest the BNP Chris Hill may not enjoy this gig very much... What's the HQ gonna say at you donating money to Antifa! It'll be a great for your career!!
ReplyDeleteHere's some lyrics from "Don't vote BNP" by Chris Butler...
"The working class are struggling
Enter Mr Nick Griffin,
Showing off his following,
Begging for your vote.
You can join the master race,
Some knuckle dragging waste of space,
Is in the parliamentary race.
Abandon any hope.
The bnp will work for you
If you have a low IQ
And do just what you're told to do
The bnp's for you.
If you've got no real friends,
Just chat rooms on the internet,
If you can be easily led
The bnp's for you
If you are violent, if you're tough,
If you like your women rough,
If you can proof you're not a puff
The bnp's for you
If equality on you is lost,
If you deny the holocaust,
Civil rights you don't give a toss
The bnp's for you.
If you're stupid, if you're dumb,
believe what's written in The Sun;
"Refugees - we're overrun" - it simply isn't true!
If you're lonely, on your own, brain cells of a traffic cone,
Don't go out just stay at home
The bnp's for you.
If you're miserable and sad,
You think that Hitler wasn't bad
It's anyones guess who is your dad,
The bnps for you.
If you can barely sign your name,
Put a cross now and again,
Come on down on polling day
The bnp's for you.
The bnp will work for you
If you have a low IQ
And do just what you're told to do!