Tuesday, 15 March 2011
The Godfather: trailer
Last year Don Griffini made the BNP an offer it couldn't refuse. Now the party sleeps with the fishes.
Monday, 14 March 2011
The Exorcist theme
The Exorcist has to be one of the most disturbing films of its genre ever made. I well remember watching it at a cinema in Boscombe in 1974, some months after it had gone on general release.
Interestingly, the Roman Catholic Church still performs exorcisms on occasion, and with some success. Did not our Lord say "Man does not live by bread alone...". We are still far from knowing all the ways in which mind, body, and soul interact with and influence one another.
Good and Evil are not imaginary constructs but may be seen, and felt in our everyday life by each one of us. There is no middle, or third way between good and evil, or between right and wrong. For evil to triumph it is only necessary for good men to do nothing (Burke) or to look the other way (Wilberforce).
Organizations, such as political parties, which are only a collection of individual men and women who stand in certain relations to one another, may sometimes behave as if they too were demonically possessed, especially if they are led by men who are morally corrupt.
When this happens, when a party, like an individual, appears to go mad, it too may be helped back to sanity by a purging of its soul of the demon, or demons, which have been possessing it.
Such a spiritual cleansing may leave the party, like an individual, like the girl in the film, very weak and exhausted for a few days, or in the case of the party, months, but the road to recovery is then clear. Relatively quickly, in both cases, with good nursing, the sufferer can become fully healthy again, in mind, body, and soul.
It is worth noting that, towards the end of the short audio clip above, the tone of the music changes from sinister to joyful, signifying the inevitable triumph of good over evil, both in this world, and the next.
The Omen theme: Ave Satani (Hail Satan)
It should never be forgotten that Satan was once an angel but fell from grace through his overweening pride.
JS Bach, Toccata and Fugue in D Minor
Is this the most perfect piece of music ever written? Just one example of the pre-eminent genius of the White race.
Sunday, 13 March 2011
You can't keep a good man down
Welsh Representation - BNP Reform 2011
By admin, posted to the BNP Reform web site, http://www.bnpreform2011.co.uk/, on 13 March 2011
We are pleased to announce that Councillor Kevin Edwards has kindly agreed to take the role of Welsh representative for BNP Reform 2011.
For those of you who do not know Cllr Kevin Edwards we refer you to an earlier article in which we called on Roger Phillips, the Welsh assistant Regional Organiser to resign or be sacked. Other information about Kevin can be found on his blog, and on the British Resistance site where they have been supporting him in his call for Welsh BNP reform.
The BNP Reform movement is not, contrary to the view held by those still blindly supporting Nick Griffin, trying to break up the British National Party. We believe the Party core principles and policies are correct but feel that unless the party can improve its managerial capabilities and top level political leadership the party will decline from its present position in UK politics.
We ask all members, who wish to SAVE the British National Party, and prevent it from becoming just another of the many spent nationalist parties and organisations, to support the BNP Reform 2011 campaign. The campaign is calling for financial transparency, improved administrative management, democratic accountability, and sound political leadership of the British National Party.
The campaign to effect reform of the Party will not be easy. Nick Griffin has retreated into his bunker and securely locked the door with the aid of an old NF chum and a couple of ex-teachers, all executive members of the Solidarity Trade Union. The trade union cabal have got executive control of the British National Party and are unlikely ever to walk away from this very lucrative financial gravy train without a lot of pressure from members. There will unavoidably be a certain amount of collateral damage to the party unless, of course, Nick Griffin should decide to dissociate the Party from the Trade Union and stand down as leader.
As we have said, the BNP Reform campaign is not about damaging the party but rather about calling the party leadership to account. We are recommending that all BNP Reform supporters actively back their local groups and branches in the May elections, but don’t be fooled by calls for donations for electioneering from the Party.
By admin, posted to the BNP Reform web site, http://www.bnpreform2011.co.uk/, on 13 March 2011
We are pleased to announce that Councillor Kevin Edwards has kindly agreed to take the role of Welsh representative for BNP Reform 2011.
For those of you who do not know Cllr Kevin Edwards we refer you to an earlier article in which we called on Roger Phillips, the Welsh assistant Regional Organiser to resign or be sacked. Other information about Kevin can be found on his blog, and on the British Resistance site where they have been supporting him in his call for Welsh BNP reform.
The BNP Reform movement is not, contrary to the view held by those still blindly supporting Nick Griffin, trying to break up the British National Party. We believe the Party core principles and policies are correct but feel that unless the party can improve its managerial capabilities and top level political leadership the party will decline from its present position in UK politics.
We ask all members, who wish to SAVE the British National Party, and prevent it from becoming just another of the many spent nationalist parties and organisations, to support the BNP Reform 2011 campaign. The campaign is calling for financial transparency, improved administrative management, democratic accountability, and sound political leadership of the British National Party.
The campaign to effect reform of the Party will not be easy. Nick Griffin has retreated into his bunker and securely locked the door with the aid of an old NF chum and a couple of ex-teachers, all executive members of the Solidarity Trade Union. The trade union cabal have got executive control of the British National Party and are unlikely ever to walk away from this very lucrative financial gravy train without a lot of pressure from members. There will unavoidably be a certain amount of collateral damage to the party unless, of course, Nick Griffin should decide to dissociate the Party from the Trade Union and stand down as leader.
As we have said, the BNP Reform campaign is not about damaging the party but rather about calling the party leadership to account. We are recommending that all BNP Reform supporters actively back their local groups and branches in the May elections, but don’t be fooled by calls for donations for electioneering from the Party.
Saturday, 12 March 2011
Nick Griffin: more revolutionary than thou
O Brother, where art thou?
I've always thought Mr Griffin worshipped at the Temple of Mammon, the Money-god. That would make him a pagan. Certainly, he lives in the countryside.
Note Mr Griffin's statement that he and his Political Soldiers intended to "...work with the Muslims". These days he would be happier to "...work with..." the Jews (they have more money) only they wouldn't touch him with a ten foot shofar. Meshugannah is a word they might well apply to Griffin. It's a Yiddish word, meaning a crazy, eccentric, or foolish person.
Observe how Mr Griffin fails to maintain eye contact and is continually looking down at his lap. Is he looking down at a script, on an idiot board? Or is he just naturally shifty, as in not believing a word of what he is saying?
Note how Griffin refers to his former National Front colleagues with whom he fell out in 1986 as, and I quote him verbatim "...reactionary scum..."
That would be Andrew Brons MEP, and "Wingers" and "Tin-Tin", then.
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