British Jobs for British Workers

British Jobs for British Workers. A good statement. A true statement. A fair statement. Or so you would think. But not to the communist controlled trade unions, not to global business and certainly not to the likes of Gordon Brown, who copied it from the British National Party, who unlike Brown, meant what they said.

Before we go any further we have to face up to some hard, cold facts. No matter how just their cause, the British Workers fighting for their jobs are banging their heads against the Brick Wall of European Law. If all goes according to past form they will also be getting their heads banged by the "Run away from the Moslems Police" for being "racists".

For European Union laws, imposed by unelected bureaucrats, have been put in place to stop nation states protecting the rights of their workers. Under their laws, any such actions would be illegal. All part of the leveling down of Our Country, to that of India and Pakistan, where we work just to eat and live.

This government of traitors know this and have admitted that under European Law, there is NOTHING they can do. Because of our foolish membership of the new Soviet Eurabia, we now also have to pay for state funded training courses for foreigners who turn up in our country without even a job to go to.

Neither the Labour Party or the conservatives support the angry workers. Both parties are fanatically pro-European and both seek(and have said as much) to make Our Country a "low wage economy". Cameron has already stated that under the conservatives, the minimum wage would be allowed to be forgotten and had this to say about the strikes.

'Jobs are a concern in every community in the country because of impacts of the global downturn. But we can't and don't support unofficial strike action.'

Not one word did he utter about the 2,000,000 unemployed in this country or anything about the fact that the number of foreign workers in our sad land is now 3,723,000. I can see a solution straight away.

And the Unions? What of them? It is true individual shop stewards are playing their part in the workers protests but the leadership is coming from the men and not their communist Union barons.

The communists views on this are there for all to see if they search on the net. They see these nationwide actions as "reactionary" and "racist".

The logic of the strike were it successful would be to throw those Italian and Portuguese workers on the dole, and for that simple reason the strike as it stands is reactionary. The maxim put forward by Karl Marx and the socialists of the 19th Century – “Workers of the World Unite” – is as valid today as it was then.

To a communist, there are no borders. They are internationalists and they will put others before their own kinds survival in their mad quest for a one world government.

'You are far to kind to the scum who are striking.
Theirs is an openly racist call for british jobs for british workers. As internationalists, we should not give a fig if it is so called british or so called foreign workers are in a particlau job. If jobs on offer were given to foreigners, so what? If this action suceeds, its open season for a general pogrom against foreign workers, with employers being put under pressure to sack foreign workers in favour of british ones. This is where this road leads
I think the first action is to expel any shop stewards involved here forthwith, and for the union leaders to condemn this strike
Secondly, its solidarity action with the foreign workers, making it clear they are welcome here
Thirdly, confronting the racists on the picket line, just as we would a BNP mobilisation''

Recognising that these strikes are Nationalist based strikes the globalists order their attack dogs of the media onto the British National Party with the same tired old statements.

'One fear is that the strikes could be exploited by the far right British National party, which has been leafleting in Grimsby" Daily Mail.

"Not only was he incapable of delivering on it under European Union law, but the slogan was bound to be exploited by the far right in the shape of the British National party - who coined it in the first place". Guardian.

"When this newspaper observed that the Prime Minister's slogan was echoed in the propaganda of the British National Party, Downing Street responded extraordinarily that, in fact, Mr Brown had used the slogan first ". Times

"In the uncertain atmosphere, the far-right British National Party attempted to capitalise on the unrest by sending activists to the picket lines." Herald

And yet they know, but sadly not enough True Brits know, that the British National Party were not responsible for the laws that make British Workers jobless, homeless and dependent on the state for their survival.

The turmoil comes as about 2,500 people are being made redundant every day, nearly 600 small firms are collapsing every week and unemployment has jumped to 1.9million.

It was not the British National Party that passed laws allowing foreign companies like Total to exploit the system (they helped create behind the scenes), to increase profits at the expense of the British People.

The British National Party are getting the message through to the British People, but it is a hard, slow slog. But they will get there and they will destroy the Brick Wall of European Law, within 24 hours of forming a government.

The BNP support all those workers who feel they are being dispossessed.

Wish I lived near to an action so I could take a huge Tea Urn to the protesters on Monday.

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