Amicus = The Trade Union of Shame

Sometimes it just gets to you.
Read on and see what opinion you form of the Amicus' General Secretary, Derek Simpson, because this person, this thing has just made the following comment:-

"Amicus welcomes the European Court of Justice's decision (1) to uphold ASLEF's case to expel one of its members who belonged to the British National Party. "The Employment Relations Act was changed in 2004 in an attempt to accommodate this problem, however it does not go far enough. "We are calling on the UK government now to comply with the ruling by changing UK law to allow unions to expel members who are also members of a political party whose objectives conflict with ours e.g. our commitment to combat racism and xenophobia. We need the government, at least, to change sections 174-177 of the Trade Union and Labour Relations Act 1992."

Now to me, there are only two emotions a real True Blue Brit can feel on reading the above. Either a red hot raging fury at this blatant demand to abolish free thought and speech or like mine, an Ice Cold hatred. No anger now. Just an ice cold determination for freedom and justice to prevail and a determination that one day these people will pay for what they have attempted to do to democracy.

If you can read the Amicus statement and feel nothing then you feel and value nothing and I pity you.


Now is not the time to be wrong. Vote B.N.P. in May.