More fun and games
After 6 months top reporting, the intrepid Socialist crusader managed to find a few racist comments from members of the far Right BNP. Is there any organisation on the planet where racist comments could not be heard during 6 months secret taping?
British mosques were not visited. Now theres a surprise.
Im no BNP fan, but compared to the new crop of home-grown jihad warriors currently being indoctrinated and made ready for battle across our troubled land, I find it difficult to get excited about some blokes saying stupid things in a pub.
Perhaps when trains start exploding around London, the BBC will get round to doing an expose on whats going on in Mosques.
Heres part of what the BNP say:
This documentary will once again be a liberal middle class demonisation of the white working class community that they fear and hate. It will feature poor white people who will be held up as evil, but whose plight or concerns will not be addressed. It will be used to attack and crucify the poor white folk of England but will offer no solution to their plight or pain. It will be used to vilify the weak and the forgotten white underclass of Britain and present them as perverse aliens existing in the dark margins of our wonderful multi-cultural society. It will seek to portray all whites in the BNP in a racist and discriminatory manner that will only encourage more racial attacks upon the poor white people of this country.If this were a documentary about Gypsies or Muslims it would be called racist and spiteful and an attempt to smear them all as stereotypical monsters whose innate humanity need not be considered in any way.
We ask the British people to ponder this question after they watch this documentary – the next time you drive past an old abandoned white Welsh mining town, or white Cornish fishing community, or white northern steel town, or white Scottish industrial town why is it that no one ever makes a documentary about their plight and pain.
Andrew updates: Harry’s Place has reaction to this and a link to an excellent piece in today’s DT.
2 commentsThe Jewish experience in France
Asparagirl gives a breakdown on just how bad it has gotten. It makes for pretty distressing reading. Is there any wonder that Jews are leaving France for the US, the UK, and Israel?
Found via Damian.
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Comments are off for this postTin-foil brigade rants…
Alas this lot of paranoid loons are armed to the teeth and want to bring about armageddon. What am I talking about? Al-Queda’s reaction to the Saudi request they give themselves up or else. One thing that puzzles me is that if a Christian or Jewish grouping were to release a statement blithering on about daemons and devilry the left would think them mad lunatics. If a bunch of ROPMA do it, there are those on the far-left who find nothing wrong with it.
Comments are off for this postWhole Lotta Rosie
she ain’t exactly pretty
ain’t exactly small
fort’two thirt’nine, fiftysix
you could say she got it all
—ac/dc

Noted Constitutional expert Rosie O’Donnell weighs in on the Federal Marriage Amendment:
“It will be the first time, except for prohibition, that bigotry has been added to the Constitution,” O’Donnell said. “That the prevention of rights and exclusion of rights takes paramount over some religious ideology. And, supposedly, that is what we are fighting in Iraq—A religious extreme government that is not letting people live freely.”
Prohibition was about bigotry? Against whom—drunks?
I’ll leave it to readers to parse the remainder of Ms. O’Donnell’s dotty ramblings.
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