The BNP ate my hamster
A not so typical British Pub and one to be avoided
I should really be writing about something else but I could not let the following story go by without making you aware of it.
It seems that Margaret Orman, the landlady of the Whitmore Arms, in Orsett has supposedly lost her rag over the fact that the British National Party posted leaflets through "neighboring doors". Big deal.
She says that the BNP posted leaflets saying it had organised a meeting in her pub for Saturday, September 13 with speakers denouncing the local conservative councillors. A meeting she says that she has not given permission for, to be held on her premises.
Now any sane person would think this kind of meeting to be an excellent idea. But the truth of the matter is a little different. The leaflets given out said no such thing.
The BNP have categorically denied that they issued such a leaflet announcing a meeting. And I believe them but not Margaret. She said:
“I’m really upset about this.“ I heard they were distributing leaflets and immediately went out to confront some representatives of the BNP who were putting out a different leaflet.However some of the comments left on the site make interesting reading and raises a couple of points. You can go read about it here.
“They said the meeting leaflet had nothing to do with them, but I don’t believe them. I’ve spoken to the police about it, but they say they have done nothing wrong."
Now I do not know how many pubs there are in Osset but were I local concerned with what is happening in my country, I am damn sure I would find another pub to drink in and leave Margaret alone with her imagination in an empty bar.
By the way, talking of eating, there is a good article over on the Melton and Rutland BNP site that you might like to read.
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