“G men” wow East Birmingham BNP Meeting By TITVS ADVXAS

Mike Bell

South Birmingham & Solihull Attendees

Marlene Guest in full flow...

Paul Golding

The group photo...

Guest speakers Paul Golding and Marlene Guest headlined the bill for East Birmingham BNP’s latest meeting to an eager audience of nearly 70 people packing the assembly room to bursting point.

Having Paul Golding as a second speaker shows the depth of quality that the British National Party has in it’s ranks, and Mr Golding who, starting with Queen Boadicea gave us a thorough history lesson in ‘indigenous resistance’ over the years, against the would be invaders of British soil.

Mr Golding went on to say “Our (The BNP) hard work over the recent years has started to pay off, as in 2008 we saw our first representation above local level as Richard Barnbrook took his seat on the London Assembly”

“This year we saw a further elevation in representation as Nick Griffin and Andrew Brons were elected to the European parliament” Mr Golding continued “And further proof of our growth is that core membership of The BNP saw a rise of over 35% in the first six months of 2009″

During the brief interval where we enjoyed yet another excellent buffet, provided by organiser Tanya Lumby, I chatted with several supporters who had travelled some fair distances to see the two guest speakers, including Nuneaton & Bedworth councillor Martyn Findlay who had bought his wife, Debbie, and their four children along to this oratory treat.

Just before the main speaker started, Birmingham secretary Mike Bell gave us a taster of the upcoming ‘Red White and Blue’ weekend, by telling us about previous years RWB festivals, and attempts by the local council to spoil this year’s event by imposing a ban on caravans or camper-vans on the private land of the organiser of the event.

Speaker of the evening was Marlene Guest, who was having an “Is it Me?” month following dreadful times in Rotherham where her local council were using Mrs Guests membership of the party to exclude her from her democratic right to free speech in various events, including protest over the proposed use of green belt land, and the injustice afforded to local pensioners over cutbacks in services and the resulting farming out of services like meals-on-wheels, to private firms.

Following some thought provoking statements, Mrs Guest said “Everybody’s BNP in my home town, but they don’t know it yet”.

Mrs Guest finished by urging everybody to inspect the accounts of the local councillors under the freedom of information act because , as she said “Once you’ve got it in black and white, you’ve got ‘em” to which she received a standing ovation.

Finally, new fund-holder John Pugh announced that the meeting had raised £237.

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Solihull BNP Draws Large Crowd to Hear Local Speakers

By TITVS ADVXAS - Around 70 people packed last night's British National Party Solihull meeting to hear three local speakers explain to newcomers why they had joined the party as the only way to save Britain.

First on the platform was pensioner and BNP activist George Rouse.

In his maiden speech before a party meeting, Mr Rouse told why he had joined the party and how he had worked hard in the past election with leafleting and fundraising activities.

"The BNP's policies are the only fair and just way in which the problems facing Britain can be sorted out," Mr Rouse said.

Next speaker was local activist David Jackson who entertained the audience with a comical and reasoned speech about the corruption of the old parties and the need for a transparent BNP government.

"The other parties' public representatives, from local councillors to MPs, have been proven to be corrupt," Mr Jackson said.

The interval, introduced by master of ceremonies and local organiser Frank O'Brien, was marked by a buffet and an entertaining karaoke. West Midlands secretary Mike Bell and other members provided great entertainment with an impromptu and rousing rendition of "Jerusalem."

Last speaker for the night was West Midlands training officer, Richard Lumby, who spoke on the causes behind the credit crunch and the necessity of Britain being completely economically independent.

The highly successful evening was topped with an announcement from deputy organiser Bob Lassen and fundholder Pat Jelley that the meeting had raised £316 through the raffle and collection.


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"A Star is Born" by TITVS-ADVXAS

Keep your eyes on Mike, not the Blonde cleavage on the left!

Eyes centre please!

Is that disgraced Perry Barr MP Khalid Mahmood giving Mike The evil eye?

OK then, One last look at the cleavage (I reckon 38C or D from my own limited ogling)
BTW. I took the screenshots using BBC iPlayer in full screen mode.

Question Time on BBC 1 on Thursday 12 June 2009 at 10:35PM.
Mike Bell is seen holding his hand up several times, and being ignored, but at time index 15:03 David Dumbledorn asks if anyone actually did vote BNP. Mike, alone, raised his hand and was given his Andy Warhol moment (Five minutes of fame), after the catcalls and jeers had died down, that is. Mike managed to get several key points about The evil Hain and his outright involvement with the Ultra Fascist UAF , about the UK involvement in the USA led invasion of Iraq, about ID cards, ultra government surveillance, and immigration.

The script as noted by TITVS is as follows:

David Dumbledorn "Did anyone here actually vote BNP who wants to talk about voting BNP"

Mike Bell (off camera) "I voted BNP"

Mr Dumbledorn "The gentleman there in the glasses"

Mr Bell "You bandy the word around..."

Mr Dumbledorn "You voted BNP?"

[Boos, Hisses, Catcalls}

Mr Dumbledorn "Let him speak about it please"

Mr Bell "Yes I did, for the European Elections. You can boo, but we do live in a democracy. You bandy the word fascist around, but I think its quite fascist to invade other countries, force our democracy on them costing thousands of lives, We're surrounded by CCTVs everywhere we go, You want us to carry ID cards, you want all our DNA taken and recorded, you want to monitor our phone calls and emails. And you're associated, Peter Hain, to an association that attacks your political opponents, I think that's all fascist, really fascist"

Mr Dumbledorn "Just explain why you voted BNP, would you, and had you voted BNP before?"

Mr Bell "I'm totally and utterly disgruntled with mainstream politics in general"

[Amid snotty interjections from the panel Dumbledorn allows Mr Bell to continue]

Mr Dumbledorn "Sorry, go on"

Mr Bell "I started off voting Labour when I was younger, I voted Tory at the last election, this time around, none of them suit me, and I voted, you may boo me, I voted BNP to stick two fingers up at the mainstream parties"

Mr Dumbledorn "And is it to do with immigration, as Ruth Lee was saying?"

Mr Bell "I think immigration is an issue. My opinion on immigration is as simple as this, its good for big business, and they want obviously big business to get the economy going so they re not gonna try and kerb immigration as it suits big business

Mr Dumbledorn [quite dismissively] "And the woman here in the third row"

Straight after this woman was on with her belittling comment about BNP vote. Then we had a token Asian guy in his 20s actually commenting about the d-day landings. Scripted plants or what?

And with true BBC democracy, we never saw Mike's ugly-mug again.

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Islamist Mobs Destroying Democracy in Britain

Mike Bell at The DUDLEY-PORT BNP POSTER

Straight from the main BNP website:

Islamist Mobs Destroying Democracy in Britain: Threaten to Attack BNP Billboards

Two British National Party election advertisement billboards in different parts of the country came under threat from mobs of Islamists this afternoon. One billboard was covered up after the mob intimidated the police by threatening to attack.
The first sign of trouble came in the West Midlands where an Islamist mob emerged from a local mosque after Friday prayers - where they had possibly been stirred up during the sermon - and threatened a BNP billboard advertising ‘British jobs for British workers,’ according to BNP press officer Simon Darby.
“The police were called in to protect the billboard, which they did, despite the mob taunting them, threatening Jihad and shouting ‘Allahu Akbar’ and other such militant Islamist slogans,” Mr Darby said.
“The outbreak of militancy appears to have been coordinated, because at almost the same time, a BNP advertising billboard in Luton was surrounded by a similar mob. They were also shouting Islamist slogans and carrying items which were clearly intended to be used to set fire to it,” he continued.
“The billboards do not even mention Islam or Islamism, and merely call for British people to be given jobs, so the cause of the Islamist militancy obviously lies elsewhere,” he said.
According to Mr Darby, the local police in Luton then ordered that the billboard be covered up “for public safety.”
“In other words, mobs can threaten violence in the street and instead of being arrested, the police and authorities cower down and submit to whatever these mobs want,” Mr Darby said.
“Forcing the BNP to cover up its billboard underlines the fact that Britain is being colonised by Islam and that this is leading to the suppression of democracy.
“This is what the immigration policies of successive Tory and Labour governments have created: A situation where a violent mob of Islamists can dictate to the public which party they have a right to hear.”
Mr Darby said the BNP was not going to be intimidated into backing down. “We have too much at stake,” he said. “We are the only party which opposes the Islamification of Britain and we will not be put off by threats of violence from these people.
“The BNP will never stop until it has reclaimed this land for its indigenous people, so those who seek to destroy Britain had better accept this or leave.”