The Right to Revolt

Unite Union Workers led by LIARS

Good Morning kinsmen. This morning when all our internet activists are riding toward the sound of the guns, I feel really bad about having to ride in the opposite direction and go meet someone. Hopefully back this afternoon to retake my place in the British National Party Shieldwall.

So I have to be really quick. The British National Party website is leading the way as usual. Cracking reports, comments and debate as usual. Running a close second, is the UKTabloid. They also have surpassed themselves this morning, to produce such results they must have been up all night. Well done those men.

Riding in to join us, we welcome BNP Salford to the cyber war and they have started of with some articles on the workers rebellion that is now taking place across our divided country. Please visit and leave a comment wishing them luck.

Now about the nationalist workers rebellion that is growing across the Country. Brown is saying they are illegal and so they are. But they are only illegal in the eyes of those who framed the laws to oppress the British Workers and to destroy the True British People. You could make slavery legal(which is what they are trying to do in the form of wage slaves) but it would still not be right.

I am sure that somewhere in the American Constitution (a fine document) is the right of the population to revolt and abolish a government that was "destructive" of the peoples unalienable rights. And that is what the workers are now doing and so we should support the workers who homes and jobs are being taken.

"to reform, alter, or totally change "government not only for their protection or safety, but also whenever their "prosperity and happiness reduire[d] it."

The British National Party has called for all workers to support their fellow workers, whilst Labour and the conservatives call for them to rechain themselves to their yokes.

The trade unions and government knew 8 years ago after European Laws were made, that this would happen (more on my return) and that cheap foreign workers would be flooding into our country with their encouragement. They have been caught in the big lie.

And who also has been caught in the big lie? Read the following taken from here. Sorry about the cut n pase but like I said, time is tight.

A British union official and ringleader of the wildcat strikes that have spread across Britain met directors of the Italian firm at the centre of the dispute to hammer out a pay and conditions deal for its Italian workers here.

Bernard McAuley, regional officer of the Unite union, attended three meetings in the past month to ensure the 140-strong Italian workforce was paid the same as British skilled engineers, electricians and pipe-fitters who earn at least £800 a week.

According to officials at the Sicilian-based firm, IREM, Mr McAuley even insisted on the time of tea breaks for workers.

The secret deal secured by Mr McAuley flies in the face of union claims last week that British workers' pay was being undercut by foreign employees who are paid less.

IREM is a sub-contractor which employs workers at the Total refinery in Lindley, Lincolnshire, the plant at the heart of the row.

Mr McAuley told a rally at the plant on Friday: 'There is sufficient unemployed skilled labour wanting the right to work on that site and they are demanding the right to work on that site.'

But IREM vice-president Giovanni Musso said his firm had offered 30 jobs to local workers as crane operators, riggers and safety officers.

As part of its agreement to work in Britain, IREM had to join the Engineering Construction Industry Association and pay a year's membership fees before agreeing to all the conditions demanded by Mr McAuley and the ECIA during a series of meetings.

Mr Musso said: 'Mr McAuley was at all these meetings and we agreed to everything he said, right down to conditions and a compulsory tea break.

'We also said all wages would be in line with the conditions put down in the blue rule book of the ECIA.

'Now Mr McAuley appears to be at the head of this agitation when he knew all along that we had agreed to everything that had been asked of us.'

Mr McAuley was unavailable for comment. But a Unite spokesman said: 'Bernard did negotiate to get a properly agreed deal for the Italian workers.

'Mr Musso is being disingenuous when he says he offered 30 jobs to British workers. These are peripheral jobs and not the skilled engineering construction roles which local talent has been denied.'

OK. Gotta go. Catch you later.

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