"Get the BNP rep up there”
Italian workers showing their solidarity with British Workers. Deport them now
"Get the BNP rep up there" was a shout that rang out yesterday at the protest by workers outside the Lindsey refinery. Sadly the man was shouted down by representatives from the:
Unite union, which did not sanction the strikes, attempted to retain its influence over members who are angry that British jobs have been lost to European competitors.The Union, which as betrayed their workers are now saying that the British National Party are trying to hijack the unofficial strikes for their own purposes.
Balderdash and fiddlesticks. The British National Party has been campaigning for "British Jobs for British Workers" for decades.
Paul Elvin, 49, a scaffolder from Scunthorpe said he was braving the icy morning “because my 19-year-old son is sitting unemployed at home while a barge load of Italians have been brought in to meet a supposed shortage that doesn’t exist. I’ve got three children’s mouths to feed, a mortgage to pay and I lost my job on this site yesterday. What’s Gordon Brown going to do about that?”Perhaps if more people had switched of their TV's and visited the BNP website all those years ago, they would not now be standing in the cold fighting for their jobs and their families today.
No, if anyone is trying to hijack the rage of British Workers, it is the corrupt trade Union Unite who have still not officially sanctioned their members actions.
Now they are truly caught between a rock and hard place and hopefully those two entities will crush them in the middle. All Unite members should now join Solidarity, who will speak out for them.
The British National Party supports all the British people who have already lost their jobs and those about to lose their jobs and homes to foreign workers brought in to displace them in their own country.
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