Come in Gordon Brown, Your time is up.

I have to say that I am absolutely delighted at the the mire the Labour Party are in at this moment. I have never seen a parliamentary Bi-Election result as sensational as this one last night with the Scottish Electorate kicking Gordon good and proper where it hurts and that's at the ballot box. I don't think there has been a Prime Minister and Party that has been hated as much as this one is currently. They are both collectively hand in hand a bunch of frauds. Today we have had the usual ragbag of tired and worn out Labour spokespeople dishing out the usual drivel of "we have to get our house in order, we are feeling the countries pain with food, fuel and oil prices, etc, etc, etc"..But what gets done to resolve all these problems?, absolutely nothing!!

There is no doubt that the Conservatives with Cameron are going to get in at the next General Election. The biggest vote winner for the Conservatives is the fact that Gordon Brown is leading the Labour Party. Lets not be fooled though that the Conservatives have got the "Midas touch" with the problems that the country is now experiencing, the problems are too deep rooted for them to be fixed quick term. Because of this "politically correct" state that the country is in there is nothing that the Conservatives could do anyway and it will be more of the same as the disaster that the Labour Party has been.

The country is at at a crossroads where the electorate need to reevaluate how they vote. Just because its always been the LibLabCon it doesn't mean it always has to be that way. Last night with the SNP getting in in Glasgow East was the perfect example of the electorate making this point.

The long term outlook for this country is bleak and dark, even under a Conservative rule it will be as bad. Labours politically correct, multicultural experiment has fallen flat on its face and I for one will not be mourning for the demise of Labour, Gordon Brown and co.

The British National Party (BNP) has the policies and the leadership to turn this mess around. Roll on the next General Election, thats what I say.

To read the article on the demise of Labour and Gordon Brown click on headline.

Now They Know How We Feel.

South Africa has been rocked by scenes of hatred and savagery as poor township blacks turn on the migrants they claim have taken their jobs. More than 20 have been killed and thousands forced to flee by gangs wielding guns, clubs and machetes.

Most horrifying of all, for a country which thought the worst was behind it, has been the return of necklacing, the appalling method of killing which involves putting a petrol-filled tyre around a victim's neck and setting it ablaze.

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Amazing, Africans turning on Africans all because the visitors and migrants are taking their jobs.

Heaven forbid scenes should be repeated like this in this country as Gordon Browns credit crunch (recession and then depression) starts to tighten its grip over the next few years in this country. I wonder how people will react in their desperation to just pay the bills and feed the family while our thieving politicians get fat on their expenses while we go hungry. Well It looks at the next general election that Gormless Gordon is getting the sack but it it will be more of the same with Cameron the Clown being voted in.

We have a choice to stop the migrants taking British jobs. Don't vote Cameron the clown, vote British National Party at the next general election, lets put a stop to this and raise the drawbridge, Britain is full up.

To read article click on headline.

I want a European referendum

In the 2005 election the Government promised to hold a referendum on the proposed EU Constitution. Later that year, French and Dutch voters overwhelmingly rejected the Constitution in their own referendums.
But EU leaders refused to listen. They are now trying to reintroduce the rejected Constitution in the form of a new treaty. Although they have changed the name, the contents are almost exactly the same. This is a deeply dishonest process.

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Most of our MP's will want to hush this under the carpet, effectively signing our countries rights away and getting the "treaty" in through the back door. The very idea of discussion with "your own" MP is likely to end with a dismissive swat of the hand and quotes like "I do not believe in a referendum on ANY topic" and there was me thinking they worked for us..This was the reply I received from my Labour MP on Friday. The Labour party have the power to allow this country to decide, but they wont for fear of the result reflecting on the public dissatisfaction with the government. This explains the obvious hostile and dismissive reactions from the Labour MP's as such.

There is a day of action in London on the 27th February outside Parliament, with various pickup points through the country. If you would like to attend click on the link to enquire below.

http://www.iwantareferendum.com/index.aspx