The BNP and the Croydon Advertiser

The Advertiser is very popular in Croydon, either to wrap chips or as toilet paper.

Ian Carter, the editor of The Croydon Advertiser, that is owned by The Daily Mail has a new blog. Currently the readership is 2. Ian and myself but I hope this post will increase it for him.

By all accounts, the British National Party was considering taking adverts out in next weeks issue of the chip paper of choice in that part of London.

Well as Ian proudly announced on his blog his position on free speech is clear:

We do accept political adverts, hence Steve O'Connell and Boris Johnson appearing on the back page of last week's paper.

And then reveals his real colours by making the most stupid statement I have read in a long time:

The Advertiser is strictly non-political

Then publishes for all the world to see, his love for democracy and just how non-political the Advertiser really is:

But we've turned them(BNP) away on the basis I'd feel deeply uncomfortable with any of their material appearing in our publications.

But whatever questions there are about asylum, I doubt the BNP's pea-headed policies are the answer..

Does that sound non-political? Now there is only one thing that makes people like Ian and the owners of the Advertiser and Daily Mail move. And that is sales and advertising revenue.

I urge all True Brits not to purchase either of the above newspapers or advertise in them, until they return to the path of democracy. If you must read them, then read them online. Donate the money saved over 3 months to the British National Party. Our Country's only hope for the future.