Why the Government Party loves the BNP

Everybody's so scared of the bogeyman Nick Griffin (photoshopped below) and his rag-tag band of ex-NF thugs, neo-Nazis, and the deceived. This is continuously exploited by the dreaded LibLabCon establishment ('whoever you vote for, the government always gets in'). They fearmonger with reminders that if you don't vote for them, the BNP will get in, oh it's so scary!

BNP may appear on Question Time (bet this non-story gets dragged out and fills headlines for days)

Personally I find the brainwashed obsessive anti-BNP people who have politically correct fascism bursting from every oraphis far, far more scary and threatening than the BNP

You'd think that after years, decades even, of perpetual fear campaigns about Al-CIAda terrorists, global warming, flu pandemics, food poisoning, knife and gun crime, people would get wise to the fact that they are being controlled via fear (fear of things that don't generally need to be feared, while the truly scary things are hidden in plain sight).

But nonetheless, here we are - still. What are we afraid of the BNP for again? Oh, because they're scary racists who garner a tiny percentage of the national vote.

We have troops fighting and dying in unnecessary wars based, as Sun Tzu said, on deception. We are under the control of a criminal cartel of money changers who are imploding the bubble economy they created, in order to consolidate as many real assets as possible in an attempt to bring about neo-Feudalism and a global dictatorship. The elites are trying to get us to accept GM foods and a phase out of natural health via Codex Alimentarius.

Do any of these things merit concern? Nope, only be concerned by what the TV tells you to pay attention to. Now of course, the TV could just tell you everything is fine, shut up. But that would be obvious, wouldn't it? No, they need to take from you your energy and time so you won't concern yourself with the important things. Something has to fill 30 mins between 10 and 10:30 at night anyway. So why not encourage a small racist party into the spotlight?

A short list of reasons why the establishment and their controlled media organs love the BNP:

1. The BNP are a political tool to sow racial division. Political correctness doesn't prevent racism, rather it aims to make everything a racial issue. This is why so many of the BNP's policies are commonsense (eg right to bear arms, withdraw from Middle East, stop illegal immigration). So if you agree with these policies, it's because you are a racist BNP supporter, not because you just want freedom, peace and sovereignty.

2. I suspect nothing has been more effective at maintaining support for the Government Party's three confederates than the BNP bogeyman. Look, don't support a minority party or you're a racist like the BNP! Don't be extreme, be moderate like us. Look, moderate LibLabCon internationalism. If you don't like the EU/UN it's because you're a nationalist, and we know that's code for racist these days anyway.

3. It creates the impression that there are tons of hateful racists around, since a lot of people do like the BNP. Though in my experience the majority of people who support them are not racists and their political views aren't heavily influenced by race so much as they are influenced by concerns about immigration (NOT overtly from a racial perspective), concerns about political correctness, and about national sovereignty. These are not racial issues, though by using the racist BNP and the media combined with an unhealthy dose of political correctness, these issues have been made into racial ones.

- Don't like immigation? You're a racist BNP Nazi.
- Don't like the Lisbon Treaty? You're just a xenophobic racist.
- Don't like political correctness injecting race into everything? You're definitely a racist.

Racist racist sexist discrimination inequality multicultural society racist Bradford riots tolerance rivers of blood racist.

Kind of reminds me of:

Terrorists terrorists global terrorism September 11th terrorists Al-Qaeda September 11th terrorists evil terrorists Islamic Terrorism September 11th.

Don't you think?



One funny BNP anecdote I do have is that a couple of years ago when I was walking home two boys, about 12, rode past me quickly on their bikes. As they passed me, one was saying to the other:

"So if the BNP get elected, does that mean the Chinks will have to go back to China?"

Congratulations establishment media who push the BNP into the spotlight and constantly attack them as a ploy to inject race, your tactic worked and the post-racial society is delayed for another generation. Divided, we are much more easily ruled over.

Please note I do not condone or promote the use of offensive terminology, and that I hate both political correctness Nazis and real racism with equal disdain.

Are you a racist?

Whole new definition of racist declared by creepy corporate media whore Chris Matthews.

More School Kids Singing for Obama

In Dr. A Nation



Presumably the teacher responsible for this has no knowledge of how the Hitler Youth or the cults of personality around Mao and Stalin happened. Actually, under Mao, didn't kids report on their teachers if they said something inappropriate? Teacher had better be careful what he wishes for.

What I found most offensive of all was the comparison to MLK, who was a genuine freedom fighter and died so that others could be FREE, not 'equal' like the bs political correctness doctrine says today. Equality means naught if we're all enslaved together, equally.

Oh yes, black and white, left and right, old and young, male and female, theist or atheist, rich or poor, we're all screwed if we continue to permit a tiny banking elite to foist their puppet 'leaders' on us, and we continue to buy into the myths of divide and conquer.

The "mark of the beast" is still coming, Brits

So this is how the tricksters are pretending to cancel ID cards but actually continuing them:

Computer Weekly - Heading for the £200 passport to help pay for ID cards?

The Conservative wing of the Government party promise little of any significance in terms of doing anything other than licking EU boots, continuing wars, and ensuring the Stasification of Britain runs to completion. But one thing that seemed reasonable about their almost inevitable (s)election next year is their supposed scrapping of ID cards.

Now, it being a standard tactic of an encroaching government to feign retreat while continuing to attack, I was naturally suspicious of this pledge. It makes no sense when the primary desire of the overlords is to help manage us more. For a safer community. For a brighter tomorrow.

And now, it has been revealed to us that ID cards will indeed not be scrapped - because the costs for them have been mixed in with the (biometric) passports; we're going to pay for them by paying more for a passport.

For added irony, who else could it be but IBM who are running the ID card system. IBM the company who ran the punch card system for prisoners of the Nazis. But you don't see that on the nice adverts for IBM technology now, do you? Take an ID card to stay safe. Only terrorists don't carry one!

ObamaCare supporter bites finger off old man...

You wouldn't believe this until you read it...

http://www.ktla.com/news/landing/ktla-finger-bitten-rally,0,7135717.story

THOUSAND OAKS -- A 65-year-old man had his finger bitten off Wednesday evening at a health care rally in Thousand Oaks, according to the Ventura County Sheriff's Department.

Sheriff's investigators were called to Hillcrest and Lynn Road at 7:26 p.m. About 100 protesters sponsored by MoveOn.org were having a rally supporting health care reform.

A group of anti-health care reform protesters formed across the street. The finger-biting incident occurred after a member of the group protesting health care reform, William Rice, 65, of Newbury Park, became involved in a heated discussion with a member of Code Pink, sheriff’s Capt. Ross Bonfiglio said.

After the argument, Rice returned to where his own group was standing. A man from Moveon.org’s area then walked over to the opponents and verbally confronted Rice, allegedly calling him names and acting aggressively, Bonfiglio said.

Rice later told investigators he felt threatened by the man and punched him in the nose, Bonfiglio said. The punch set off a fist fight between the two men, during which the tip of Rice’s left pinky finger was bitten off, Bonfiglio said.

Rice drove himself to Los Robles Hospital and Medical Center in Thousand Oaks. Another man found the bitten-off portion of the finger and brought it to Rice at the hospital, Bonfiglio said. The suspect fled the scene, authorities said. He was described as a short man with a medium build, wearing a blue cap, black shirt and black shorts.

Sheriff's officials are investigating the incident.

At least he won't have to go on a long government waiting list to have the finger reattached, right?

British "death panels", denial of care

The wonders of government run health systems!

"Death panels" and denial of care are inevitable consequences of having state-operated healthcare (whether they are in any health proposal officially or not). The limits of the system are reached when the budget runs out, and then ways of compromising to spread available resources need to be found, which is where planners come in. Who lives and who dies? Their choice.

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Telegraph - Sentenced to death on the NHS

In a letter to The Daily Telegraph, a group of experts who care for the terminally ill claim that some patients are being wrongly judged as close to death.

Under NHS guidance introduced across England to help doctors and medical staff deal with dying patients, they can then have fluid and drugs withdrawn and many are put on continuous sedation until they pass away.

But this approach can also mask the signs that their condition is improving, the experts warn.
As a result the scheme is causing a “national crisis” in patient care, the letter states. It has been signed palliative care experts including Professor Peter Millard, Emeritus Professor of Geriatrics, University of London, Dr Peter Hargreaves, a consultant in Palliative Medicine at St Luke’s cancer centre in Guildford, and four others.

“Forecasting death is an inexact science,”they say. Patients are being diagnosed as being close to death “without regard to the fact that the diagnosis could be wrong.

“As a result a national wave of discontent is building up, as family and friends witness the denial of fluids and food to patients."

The warning comes just a week after a report by the Patients Association estimated that up to one million patients had received poor or cruel care on the NHS.

Now enjoy a public information film: Health Care Rationing and You! (via Skeptical Eye)

A question of law enforcement

Video contains scenes of police brutality. Though the message is important. I support the good cops who put the people first. However, we must acknowledge that, as Hogday told me, police officers who try to do the right thing are met with resistance from the system.



A well known American ex-officer who followed the hard path of doing the right thing is Jack McLamb, who insisted on staying within the restrictions of the US Constitution while doing his job.

"IF POLICE OFFICERS AND SOLDIERS WILL NOT ENFORCE TYRANNY, IT WILL NEVER BE ENFORCED!" - taken from Jack McLamb's website

A Rothschild Education Effort

"Let me issue and control a nation's money and I care not who writes the laws." Mayer Amschel Rothschild (1744-1812), founder of the House of Rothschild.

Who are the Rothschilds? They're the wealthiest, most powerful banking dynasty you probably haven't heard of. They originated out of Germany, but moved and married into British nobility at the height of the British Empire. They made their own global empire, but not a military one, a financial one, chiefly by getting private, for-profit central banks into as many countries as possible.


But, why is having a central bank bad for a nation wanting to be free and prosperous? I have previously outlined my own answer. Or you could take it from several Presidents of America, bankers and other historical figures.

"If the American people ever allow private banks to control the issue of their currency, first by inflation, then by deflation, the banks...will deprive the people of all property until their children wake-up homeless on the continent their fathers conquered.... The issuing power should be taken from the banks and restored to the people, to whom it properly belongs." - Thomas Jefferson

"History records that the money changers have used every form of abuse, intrigue, deceit, and violent means possible to maintain their control over governments by controlling money and its issuance." - James Madison

What can we do instead? Well, returning the issuing power of money to the government rather than having a system where bankers issue the money then government borrows it (meaning we must pay them back plus interest, leading to increases in taxation) would be a start.

The following video is the first of a 3-part short film (next part should be easily selectable when first part ends) on the history of the Rothschild family...some allege their wealth to be half of all the assets in the entire world. (!) Their power and influence is therefore obvious. They are the most powerful family in the globalist banking cartel that has assassinated political leaders around the world, financed dictators including Lenin and Hitler, and caused untold wars and misery on many occasions worldwide.

Credit to Art, Freedom and Happiness for finding the video.



The video below is of David Rockefeller (another globalist banking name you should recognise) being horrified at the very suggestion that then-Presidential candidate Ron Paul would take the power to issue money away from the Federal Reserve and return it, as per US law, to Congress, to the elected officials. It reminds me of something from a horror story, where the character holds a cross up to the demon and it starts squealing.

Rockefeller says that it's "not an important issue". Ron Paul remarked that it could be an even more important issue than gun freedoms. What do you think?



Now, you may be saying, why don't our elected officials take the power back from these financial criminals? Well, one reason is that the temptation is there to simply exploit the situation for their own ends. It's mutually beneficial - the government can spend the money they borrow on their programs, and not have to do the unpopular thing, which is to raise taxes. The debt gets passed on to the next generation, so the electorate don't feel the impact - but the national debt goes up (which is why Britain's and America's national debt is massive).

Another is that people do not demand monetary reform, generally (though this may be beginning to change in America with HR1207).

Still another is that it takes a courageous leader to go against the banking cartel - some have paid with their lives for daring to do so...

Interesting BBC ad

Advert asks us whether the 'recession' (depression/collapse) will lead to a 'new world order'. And the riot police are helping us, look!



I can't help but point out the propaganda in the video, though it's fairly obvious:

1. The bankers want a free market. This is a total lie; they thrive off restricting trade and consolidating power - their wealth comes not from trading, but creating money and Ponzi schemes (ie criminal fraud, not 'capitalism').

1.1 The free market is bad for you. Again, a total lie; what is bad for you is the current economic system, which is a two-tiered system with the money changing bankers on top and a brutal regulated economy for the serfs below.

2. The police (and thus the state) are putting pressure on the bankers. A complete fraud - the government answers purely to the bankers; any reform that GENUINELY stops Rothschild-Rockefeller greed, theft and corruption doesn't stand a chance.

2.1 The police are on your side. Again this is the complete opposite of reality, where the police fulfill their role as revenue collectors for the state, and increasingly act as thugs towards the people (though the state will betray them and throw them to the wolves just like everyone else).

2.1.1 Police 'powers' (ie their immunity from legal accountability for their actions) are good. I definitely don't think so! But, hey, if you like the prospect of being victimised by this criminal out of control state and its goons, then keep going, cheer for more police powers!

2.1.2 We are all punishing the bankers. This is the Class War phenomenon - historically exploited by leadership intent on driving socialist/Marxist policy. Of course, class solidarity is a total fraud as it always has been, and has always led to enslavement rather than more freedom for either 'working' people, or the 'bourgeoisie'. We think we are having a great victory - without realising the state monster is coming down upon us too. Divide and rule.

3. The brainwashed public are being introduced to terms like 'new world order'. And they will lap it up. Yeah! New world order! Get those evil capitalist bankers (ignoring the obvious fact that the NWO is a product of bankers, it's an authoritarian socialist-fascist world government by bankers, for bankers, of bankers).

If you aren't sure about whether this world government is good, I would recommend you take a close look at the Universal Declaration of Human Rights. It's full of holes and distortions, you have no rights according to the UN, as I wrote in the link above.

All this world government is missing is taxation across the world to really get it started...how convenient, they want to exploit the hyped global warming fraud to impose a global carbon tax. Hmm.

Congressman laughs in Bernanke's face

Priceless. The representative in question is Alan Grayson (D).



Grayson: "So who got the money?"
Bernanke: "Financial institutions in Europe and other countries."
Grayson: "Which ones?"
Bernanke: "I don't know."
Gryson: "Half a trillion dollars and you don't know who got the money?"
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Grayson: "Well, look at the next page [in Bernanke's written report], the very next page has the U.S. dollar nominal exchange rate, which shows a 20 percent increase in the U.S. dollar nominal exchange rate at exactly the same time that you were handing out half a trillion dollars. You think that's a coincidence?"
Bernanke: "Yes."
Grayson: "hah-hah-hah-hah!"
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"All the perplexities, confusion and distress in America [or anywhere else IMO] arise, not from defects in their Constitution or Confederation, not from want of honor or virtue, so much as from the downright ignorance of the nature of coin, credit and circulation." - John Adams

Central banking and money explained: Fiat Empire