Failing Liberals

 

Scottish Lib-Dems leadership contender Ross Finnie has warned his party that they are failing to attract voters.

Mr Finnie said despite Labour being “fatally wounded” and the SNP failing to deliver on many of its manifesto promises the Lib Dims were “not making electoral progress”.

He added “We have failed to connect with the voters”.

More to the point is that the voters have disconnected from PC Liberalism.

People are now seeing and feeling the result of decades of ‘nanny state liberalism’ and a move towards traditional family values, the restoration of real law and order, respect for others, discipline etc is under way, and the British National Party hold the torch that lights the path.

Where we lead others follow, this motto has never been truer.

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Man dies in street battle with swords.

 

The growing knife culture in Scotland reached a worrying new level on the weekend. A mass brawl involving up to twenty people armed with swords and other bladed weapons left one man dead and four others seriously wounded in hospital.

Thirty-two year old Charles Bowman bled to death in a normally quiet residential street in the Carmyle area of Glasgow.

Murder squad detectives are investigating claims that Mr Bowman was moan down by a car and then hacked to death with a machete after a row about a girl erupted into a bloody gang fight.

Dozens of Strathclyde Police officers, a support unit and a fleet of paramedic and ambulance vehicles attended the scene.

They found Mr Bowman dying and four other men in their twenties lying in the street with serious injuries.

Detectives have appealed for any one who may have witnessed the disturbance to contact police.

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Huntly

Roy Jones, North East Organiser, reports a successful day leafleting in Huntly, one of our target wards for the next local council elections. Only one person returned the leaflet, or rather screwed it up and threw into his next door neighbours garden, the purple faced gentleman, who had some choice words to say to one of the activist’s, turned out to be a local SNP councillor!

Roy went on to say: “ we had a good days leafleting and must of covered half the town before the rain turned up, I would like to thank the guys who came through from Aberdeen and hope to see them at the coming paper sale and planned boot sale”.

 

It is hoped to have target wards in every region by 2011 and we are now well on the way to achieving that, if you can help a campaign in your area please contact us.

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City council’s financial crisis

 The recent reports that Aberdeen City Councils budget deficit was not £27 million but a staggering £50 million must surely prompt a renewed call for Kate Dean and the current administration to stand down.

 

The appointment of consultants to try and sort their mess out at a cost to the tax payer of £300,000 is yet another example of the contempt this council has for the electorate.

 

Having got into this unprecedented position, with difficulties so wide ranging it must now be obvious to all but the council itself that they lack the skill or ability to resolve it, once again we say,” it is time to go”!

 

Mike Sweet

North East BNP Fund holder

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Cuts on the way for over half of Scots firms

 

A new survey has found that more than half of Scots businesses are planning job cuts in response to the economic downturn. It says that Scottish firms have been hit by a “perfect storm” of dire economic conditions due to the turmoil in the global financial markets.

The National Business Confidence Survey, conducted by accountants KPMG, warned that the number of companies who are planning job cuts has almost doubled over the last three months.

Craig Anderson, head of KPMG in Scotland, said: “The clouds that were on the horizon when we first conducted this survey back in early spring are now right overhead, with businesses now feeling the impact of this so called ‘perfect storm’ of rising inflation, tightening credit conditions and plummeting consumer confidence, with six out of ten businesses looking to cut costs, redundancies may seem like the obvious, albeit painful solution.”

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58% did not bother!

When the SNP finish gloating over their win in Glasgow East they might need reminding that although it demonstrates that Labours days are numbered only 42% turned out to vote, which does not bode well for all political parties.

And before Alex Salmond starts banging on about how this is another sign that Scotland wants independence he should take note of the numbers. Of those that bothered to turn out 11,277 did so for the SNP candidate, 14,896 voted for others and most importantly 26,112 did not vote at all.

Of course with the election to Westminster of John Mason a place on Baillieston council (ward 20 of Glasgow) which has four members will come up for election.

Our Scottish elections officer has confirmed that a prospective candidate has been chosen and the campaign will start ASAP.

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A Country Fit for Hero’s

 

The honours list is a grave cause for concern as these days, it seems that so called personalities make up the bulk of these awards.

 

These honours were intended for hero’s, persons who have excelled, done something beyond the normal to the benefit of the nation not dodgy drug riven deviants from the entertainment business.

 

Persons who I would consider for honours should be role models that the nation should look up to with pride and young people strive to imitate.

 

“No More Hero’s” sang the Stranglers in the late seventies, where are our hero’s?

They are out there forgotten, politically collectively contained, commercially unprofitable and unrecognised.

However how some talent less, unwashed big mouth can be deemed to have a right to be famous for even for 5 minutes is beyond me. Is this due to marketing, profit and greed by the decadent and corrupt media? The answer is obvious.

 

We the British are being bred to be losers and we are reaping the benefits as is being sown.

Sport, industry and representation of which we are in decline due to treacherous backstabbing vipers, which are destroying the nation.

 

We spend more on breeding horses than we do on breeding a winning race.

All of the sacrifice of two wars which now is a distant memory to those who never will know what it means to make the ultimate sacrifice.

 

To all who skulk behind the socialist ideals, your freedom is inherited not earned, paid for in blood by those who passed before you. Enjoy it now because there will be no one to turn to when the lights dim and finally go out.

Think about it.

 

John Robertson

Highlands and Islands BNP

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Good judgement in not standing

With the expected results in the Glasgow East by-election early this morning it would seem that we were more than justified in not standing a candidate.

 

·                                 John Mason, SNP - 11,277

·                                 Margaret Curran, Labour - 10,912

·                                 Davena Rankin, Conservative - 1,639

·                                 Ian Robertson, Lib Dem - 915

·                                 Frances Curran, Scottish Socialist Party - 555

·                                 Tricia McLeish, Solidarity - 512

·                                 Dr Eileen Duke, Scottish Greens - 232

·                                 Chris Creighton, Independent - 67

·                                 Hamish Howitt, Freedom 4 Choice - 65

 

 

All the small parties and for that matter the Lib-Dems were squeezed by the struggle between the victorious SNP and the routed Labour party as we predicted. Also during the run up to the election the only parties to gain media publicity were the main four, every chat show, political show and news show were only interested in the fight for Labours survival and the coming earthquake Alex Salmond was forecasting.

 

To stand, as some suggested even a paper candidate, would have been shear folly and a waste of our limited funds. And before disgruntled nationalists start feverishly punching their key-boards let me remind them that the BNP has never contested a Westminster by-election in Scotland, as I said before we are in this for the long term, our time will come and when it does we will be more than willing and able.

 

All our efforts must be concentrated on the 2009 EU Elections along side our colleagues in the rest of Britain. Do not let those that try to derail us at every turn distract you from putting in 100% for your party in its quest to gain BNP MEP’s.

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War on teachers

An article on the Secretary’s column dated March 13, Society without respect, has been confirmed by the release of the following damning figures.

 

Physical assaults on teachers 2007/08;

 

Aberdeenshire 669

South Ayrshire 167

North Ayrshire 186

Inverclyde 192

North Lanarkshire 71

Fife 738

Aberdeen 602

Clackmannanshire 63

Renfrewshire 316

Angus 92

Dumfries and Galloway 24

Stirling 22

Moray 203

Glasgow 650

Edinburgh 608

Highlands 210

East Dunbartonshire 66

East Ayrshire 186

East Lothian 161

Perth and Kinross 197

East Renfrewshire 161

Falkirk 49

Borders 216

South Lanarkshire 122

Argyll and Bute 128

Orkney 0

West Dunbartonshire 99

West Lothian 129

 

Are the alarm bells ringing yet?

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Cannabis factory in Falkirk

Two immigrants were yesterday jailed for growing £207,000 worth of cannabis plants in a house in the Falkirk area.

Jhen De feng was jailed for 27 months and Bao Liang 22 months the pair could also face deportation.

Police said the set up in a house in a residential cul-de-sac had all the hallmarks of an organised crime group!

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