Xinomorph

I've been catching up on a few weeks of backlogged e-mails, and have come across a newsletter from We Are The English, containing the following article. I couldn't agree with it more.

Well they can lock me up and throw away the key but we thought you might like to hear Nick Griffin of the BNP being interviewed recently on BBC Radio 4. You may completely agree or disagree with him. You may agree with him but not necessarily how he says it or you may be somewhere in between but one thing is for sure. It is a disgrace that what he has to say goes by and large ignored by the media. In the last Euro elections they polled close to a million votes, the vast majority of which came from the English community. If English people believe that no one else is adequately representing them it is not for anyone else to say that their point of view is somehow invalid. We often hear of "community leaders" from ethnic minority communities that the government falls over itself to listen to, many of whom may also have controversial views and none of whom has ever been voted into their position of "community leader". I don't necessarily go along with the whole concept of community leaders but I know Nick Griffin has a far stronger case to be called one than probably anyone else. No one can tell me that if a muslim leader gained close to a million votes this government would not speak to him, no matter what his views. And remember they had no qualms about speaking to the IRA. The simple truth is that they won't speak to Nick Griffin because he represents mainly English people. We have to ask ourselves again - what are they afraid of? Do they fear that the BNP could grow into something much bigger and better? Very few other people seem to have the courage to stick their heads above the parapet and speak on behalf of the indigenous English and I know this for certain. The more they ignore the English people, the more they feel isolated, the more they will do exactly what the political classes do not want them to do. Personally I have never known so many English people so fed up. Everyone is talking about the same thing no matter where you go.

One last thing to think about. As far as I'm aware Nick Griffin always condemns racist attacks by white people on ethnic minorities. What would happen when the next attack appears in the paper and instead of utterly condemning it, instead he says that these attacks will continue until the government changes it's policies because the English community are feeling disenfranchised. If it did happen it would certainly been seen as a threat, possibly even incitement and would be utterley condemned.

How many times to hear members of the muslim community issue the same veiled threat that until the government changes it's policies both at home and abroad, they will continue to "alienate" muslim youth. In other words bow to our demands or you can expect more bombs. This is the reason that they get special treatment and we do not, and these are also the people that the government has no qualms at all about speaking to.

I'll criticise the BNP but while large sections of the English community see them as their only hope I certainly won't condemn them. You don't have to agree one iota with what Nick Griffin has to say but it is an utter disgrace that while he has a democratic mandate he is not given a platform to speak and is yet another glaring example of the double standards employed by this government in it's handling of the English community when compared with everyone else.