BNP say that Ashley Cole is not ethnically British

[Karl Baxter]

A couple of BNP guys interviewed on a BBC radio show said that Black footballer Ashley Cole was not ethnically British, leading to a wave of knee-jerk media hysteria, that seems to have mysteriously washed over the great British public, who then responded by posting comments overwhelmingly supportive of the BNP as you can see at this link:

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-1219538/BBC-storm-BNPs-notorious-activists-invited-Radio-1-insult-Ashley-Cole.html

 

[Karl Baxter]

Example of Positive Comments (1)

Why is the Daily Mail dedicating so much coverage to the disgruntled mumblings of a few far left idiots who think that they have a right to dictate which political parties the British people are allowed to hear? Most interviews with the BNP show interviewers being rude and trying to talk over the top of the person they are interviewing. Just because on this occasion they had a relatively impartial interview the lefties have got upset. This has more to do with the impending Question Time debate which they are nervous about.

- Margaret Wilson, Peckham, London, 11/10/2009
839 votesEdited by: Karl Baxter

 

[Karl Baxter]

Example of Positive Comments (2)

I can't see anything wrong with the interview and its from a legal and elected party working within the law.... they just say what a lot of us are too scared to and you only have to look at the response to see why.

- Mark, Birkenhead, 11/10/2009
823 votes
Edited by: Karl Baxter

 

[Karl Baxter]

Example of Positive Comments (3)

At this moment only the BNP are saying what folks want to hear. The BNP have the same rights to the media as other parties. But we would probably be better off without any politicians at all.

- Slowhoo, Birmingham, 11/10/2009
769 votes

 

[Karl Baxter]

Example of Positive Comments (4)

Sorry but your headline is a bit misleading. I couldn't find the bit in the transcript where they insulted Ashley Cole, only a conversation about how someone can be ethnically British. There is an element of truth in the conversation however because wherever we like it or not, we are a product of the genes we inherrite from our parents, and so when a group of people settle in one area, their genes we be given down to their children, some genes characteristics are more dominant then others (usually due to the affect on the environment they live in and what characteristics they need to adapt to it) and so different races with different characteristics are created. This is basic science which I learned at school.

- TheMackMetroid, England, 11/10/2009
579 votes

 

[Karl Baxter]

Example of Positive Comments (5)

Oh for Heaven's sake. I wonder how many people complain when Gordon Brown is interviewed by the BBC? If I was sad enough to make a complaint to a broadcaster, it would more likely be over him than a BNP member, he and Labour have done a LOT more to harm this country than the BNP have.

They're a legitimate party, with real support, and many aims/views that are shared by a growing percentage of the British population. Why the hell shouldn't the BBC give 'substantial and uncritical publicity' to the BNP? Are we not living in a democracy??

- Natalie, Peterlee, 11/10/2009
534 votes Edited by: Karl Baxter

 

[Karl Baxter]

Example of Positive Comments (6)

The underlying point to all the answers given by this BNP guy cannot be decried - the fact is that regardless of how long people have been here NONE OF THE POLITICAL PARTIES have ever asked the indigenous people of Britain if they want a muliticultural society. In a democracy don't you think that should have been done? ....and NO, I am not a member nor supporter of the BNP - what I am is one who genuinely believes the people had a RIGHT to decide if multiculturalism is what they wanted instead of having it foisted on them both by tories and labour alike!

Fair?

- dave, Reading UK, 11/10/2009
406 votes

Edited by: Karl Baxter

 

[Karl Baxter]

Even my own comment slipped through the tough anti-BNP censorship that usually surrounds these comment boards, and got 382 votes.

Example of Positive Comments (7)

Well done the BBC for allowing a significant voice for the British White working class (remember them, Labour?) to be heard on this program. The lads didn't say anything that most people would disagree with.

Ashley Cole, while a tremendous player, is not ethnically British, although civicly he is. Cole would probably tell you the same thing himself.
- Karl Baxter, London, 11/10/2009


Edited by: Karl Baxter

 

[Colonel_Reb]

To Natalie Peterlee, no. Its still a monarchy. Interesting comments though. There never is a real choice given to people to say no to politicians who want to force multiculturalism. Its always crammed down our throats whether we want it or not.

 

[Jimmy Chitwood]

such is the upside down world we now live in ... where basic truth is denounced and vilified. and those who speak the truth are said to be evil.

 

[Karl Baxter]

Yes, we know the score, but what was encouraging about this was the natural, unplanned groundswell of support for the BNP guys DESPITE a completely slanted article that tried to present them as (a) Nazis, (b) morons, (c) hate-mongers, and (d) lunatics.

There is a discernable sense in the comments that the British public were no longer buying this bullsh*t. The Daily Mail is very much a paper of the upper working class and lower middle class masses, has been extremely abusive to the BNP in the past, and routinely blocks pro-BNP comments.

Keep an eye on the UK. Things are moving under the surface.

 

[Europe]

The comments sound good. I would like to see a poll taken to see how many people are happy with the immigration policy. Why is it bad to have a 99% British culture instead of the influx of 3rd world people?
The more diverse a population is, the more distrust there is in society.
You don't need constant population growth to have a healthy economy.

 

[Solomon Kane]

some good news though: the beautiful white cherylapparently is going to divorce ashley cole. Of course, the foolish girlnever should have married him in the first place. Edited by: Solomon Kane

 

[Karl Baxter]

Maybe she'll start a trend of white WAG bimbos ditching their Black husbands and boyfriends, or maybe the financial collapse of several premier league teams will have a salutory effect. Let's hope so.

 

[Deadlift]

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-1253770/Immigration-minister-Phil-Woolas-admits-children-suffered-migration.html



http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Phil_Woolas

Woolas joined the Labour Party at the age of 16 and became involved in student politics through the Anti-Nazi League.[4] Before entering Parliament, he was President of the National Union of Students from 1984-6[2][5] and Head of Communications at the GMB trade union (1991-7) and previously a television producer for the BBC (on Newsnight) from 1988-90 and ITN (Channel 4 News) from 1990-1.[5]

His face and eyes look Jewy to me, and he's in a power position. Is he a White race-traitor, or simply a member of the tribe, just doing what they do best?