The majority of the results of the European Parliamentary Elections are now in. Across Europe there has been a swing from the liberal-socialist parties to the traditionalists. The votes have shown a clear wish of the ordinary people to halt the liberal experiment, to restore traditional Nations, to reverse the anti-family, anti-moral, anti-human policies which have been forced upon the people by the ruling parties across the EU bloc.
In the United Kingdom, the establishment parties have lost out to those that oppose further European integration. In Scotland, the Scottish National Party has built upon its standing in the Scottish Parliament by sending MEPs to Europe. In Wales, Plaid Cymru have been joined by UKIP in sending representatives that reject the status quo. Across the UK, parties that oppose the corrupt cesspool of Westminster have done well. The Labour-Conservative-Liberal beast has lost out across the UK, and in England this has resulted in UKIP and BNP representatives being elected to Bruxelles.
Looking at the percentages of votes cast, and how these have translated into seats, it can be clearly seen that the head-to-head battle between the BNP and UKIP has split the anti-EU vote and allowed the parties of the establishment back into Parliament. If the BNP or UKIP really cared about the people of Britain, they would have come to an arrangement not to fight in each other’s strongholds. That they did fight one another shows that they put party above people. The promise of lavish expenses obviously was a higher pull than principles.
The reaction of the establishment to the election of BNP MEPs has been predictable and only served to highlight the anti-democratic reality of British politics. The scenes of top flight MPs condemning the people of Yorkshire and the Northwest are reminiscent of the condemnation meted out to the people of Tower Hamlets when they democratically elected the BNP’s first Councillor, Derek Beacon, in 1993. Then, as now, establishment party leaders were rolled out to hiss abuse at the electorate for voting for parties of their own choosing. The usual epithet of ‘far right’ and ‘extremist’ ahs been hurled against the BNP by the liberal-fabian extremists who have worked ceaselessly to destroy this nation for the benefit for international finance.
In the UK, to oppose the destruction of one’s own country, to oppose the domination of humanity by finance, and to oppose the creed of soul-less materialism is to be ‘undemocratic’. Thus speaks the real voice of the rulers. You can vote for anyone they allow you to vote for!
There are many problems with the BNP. They are a pro-Zionist party, with policies, which ape the establishment. They have an image of being anti-immigrant, which no longer matches up with the reality of the post-Tyndall party. Under the auspices of Nick Gri££in, the BNP has become a Nationalist party in name only, serving the interests of its Zionist financers. Yet still it is the target of abuse by the establishment. This is the oldest trick in the book.
The BNP are being set up as the opposition to the Westminster gang. They will gain popularity until the many expense scandals racking the BNP are exposed. Then they will be destroyed in the media, and alongside them, all who are labelled ‘Nationalist’ by virtue of opposing subjugation to the European Soviet, will suffer. The Bruxelles regime will use laws against ‘Xenophobia’ to crush campaigns for independence, claiming they are ‘hateful’ and likely to incite violence (rather than measures to prevent violence which is inevitable in nations which have lost their cultural and ethnic homogeneity).
Will the new MEPs use their influence to bring the Parliament down and thus remove one of the pillars of the Zionist machine? Or will they sit there idly chatting and debating as the Sovietisation of Europe is completed, leaving the Parliament as a chamber not dis-similar to the talking shop of the Kremlin in the days before the Soviet Union moved westwards? Judging by how the British politicians have crawled over each other in order to get their snouts in the EU trough, the chances that they will put Nation above self are not good. Maybe our brothers and sisters on the European mainland will be more principled. We will find out soon enough, whether we will return to life in the warmth of freedom, or suffer the brutal cold of the prison state being built for us.
The majority of the results of the European Parliamentary Elections are now in. Across Europe there has been a swing from the liberal-socialist parties to the traditionalists. The votes have shown a clear wish of the ordinary people to halt the liberal experiment, to restore traditional Nations, to reverse the anti-family, anti-moral, anti-human policies which have been forced upon the people by the ruling parties across the EU bloc.
