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Multiculturalism breeds Cultural Apartheid

donalblaney.blogspot.com — I'm never usually one to say "I told you so" - but today I will. For nearly twenty years I have warned that immigration was being ignored by politicians and that the only people who would benefit are the vile authoritarian extremists in the BNP.

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  • Lacnunga, on 02/07/2009, -0/+0The BNP continue to get attacks from the mainstream media, and from the "Anti-British Party", otherwise known as the Lib/Lab/Con, but the attackers are, right now, running scared as the power of the people starts to rise against this government and the EUSSR and the forces of globalisation such as the multi-billion pound oil companies.

    The Establishment is STILL trying to portray the British National Party's support for striking British Workers as somehow being "Racist". WRONG! The BNP puts ALL British workers, regardless of race, colour, creed or class to the front of the queue for British jobs. The British National Party does not just speak in the support of "White" workers but also in support of all those genuine and legal "ethnic" workers who are just as concerned about their futures as their white counterparts.

    No matter why they came here, they are here now and if they are now legally British Citizens, they have equal rights to work and protection also.

    Who then are the real "racists", if not the globalists who seek destroy the lives and way of life of all British Citizens in their quest to create their One World build on slave labour?

    LINK: http://tinyurl.com/a9kd5b

    Check out the new book by the BNP's Arthur Kemp. It is called "THE LIE OF APARTHEID" and, in a series of essays, it actually condemns the old South African apartheid regime.

    http://tinyurl.com/cqlmw3

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