I must confess to having a little (but not much) sympathy for the mad Vulcan Spock in this clip and if you recall my confession and feeble excuse for not knowing my Own Countries national anthem you will understand why.
However, I have been reliably informed by the BNP Wales people that I will learn it with their encouragement. Eeek.
So who remembered Spocks real name before it came up in the clip?
Another first for BNP Wales, with Roger Phillips putting LLanelli Labour MP Nia Griffith on the spot. Her voting record sums her up.
OK, I know this news is a couple of days old and was covered on the British National Party website but I have a video of an interview of Councillor Kevin Edwards and BNP Wales Secretary Clive Bennet and I want to show it. It took me long enough to download:)
Another reason I want to write about it, is to show the dedication of BNP activists in Wales.
Called on at short notice, some of the Welsh Activists made a round trip journey of 360 miles to get to Milford Haven in order to support the Wildcat contract workers at Dragon, Milford Haven.
But of course they could not go with just their d***s in their hands so a special mention to Mike Green of BNP West Wales who was up all night producing the leaflets that our activists took with them. Well done Mike, I look forward to buying you a beer soon.
After you have watched the video, watch it again and listen closely not just to what Councillor Kevin has to say but also the points Clive makes about the trade unions. Then follow this link, rate, favourite and leave a comment for BNP Wales.
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Out you go boys and do your best.In a dramatic about-turn, the Welsh Assembly is today reported to have finally scrapped the shameful scheme of taxing the sick by charging for car parking at NHS Hospitals in Wales. Whilst describing the scheme as ' at best an inconvenience and at worst an unfair expense', (Daily Mail 4/3/08) no apology however has yet been given for the mindset and arrogance of a government authority that introduced this scam in the first place and then continued to milk so much revenue over the years from patients, visitors and staff alike.
By scrapping this lucrative and insidious tax, the Assembly has acted in accordance with BNP policy, as shown by the following extract from the BNP Welsh Assembly Manifesto 2007 - page 14:
"The revenue raising exploitation of patients by management trusts using taxpayer funded resources is immoral. We will end the practice of such rackets as 'pay and display' hospital car parking, extortionate charges for incoming and outgoing telephone calls for patients and 'pay-to-view' TV for patients etc"With the recent appointments of various Welsh Assembly luminaries to senior and influential positions within the Communist 'Searchlight' organisation, dedicated to conduct anti-democratic and questionable campaigns to crush the legitimate opposition of the BNP during the forthcoming elections in Wales, it is inconceivable that the Assembly is unaware of the details of the BNP Manifesto. We therefore look forward to further policy changes being implemented by the Assembly in the near and not too distant future.
