UK Politics

Ed Miliband’s speech to the Labour Party conference made frequent use of a classic rhetorical device, antithesis:   “Britain’s future will be built not on credit default swaps but on creative industries. Not low wages and high finance, but low carbon and high tech. Not financial engineering, but real engineering.”    “Credit/Creative”, “low/high” “low/high” “financial/real” – in some ways this is very accomplished list; Miliband used antithesis to convey the huge moral gulf between what...Read Full Story

Liverpool BNP ended 2010 on a high note as Christmas approached and the New Year neared. Just before Christmas, our main activists met up for a Christmas social get together and enjoyed a 3 course festive meal. This was a chance to catch up, relax and reflect upon our hard work and achievements over the past year. Once Christmas was over, it was back to business as the Oldham parliamentary by-election is on and Derek Adams the BNP candidate needs help so it was all hands on deck as...Read Full Story

The ground war has begun in earnest in the Oldham East and Saddleworth campaign. | British National Party : " The ground war has begun in earnest in the Oldham East and Saddleworth campaign. The British National Party Newsroom British National Party candidate Derek Adams and National Elections Officer Clive Jefferson took to the streets today, with a team of activists from the North West, for a mammoth 6 hour leafleting session. “Spirits were high, as well as getting out thousands of...Read Full Story

Ethnically Cleansed Britain: 40,000 BC — 2066 AD RIP BNP News Official population figures have confirmed that the British National Party is right: given current demographic trends, the British people are going to become a minority in their own country within the next 50 years. The prediction, contained in an article in the latest issue of Prospect magazine, was made by Oxford demography Professor David Coleman. He analysed figures from the Office of National Statistics (ONS) to show that at...Read Full Story

1,200 Jobs Lost in Nimrod Debacle to Save £2 Billion, But Foreign Aid Bill Will Be £120 Billion in Same Period   The British National party Newsroom More than 1,200 British workers have lost their jobs as a result of the scrapping of the Nimrod aircraft to “save £2 billion over the next ten years” while the foreign aid budget is set to rise to more than £120 billion at the same time. The Defence Spending Review cuts announced by Tory Defence minister Liam Fox said that cutting the Nimrod...Read Full Story