West Wales BNP challenge Peter Hain

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Dear Mr Hain

I draw your attention to the article entitled
Hain hits out at BNP bid to boost recruits

from the South Wales Evening Post dated 26 January 2009. Your comments regarding our legitimate "Day of Action" in Neath are included and I would be greatful if you could clarify exactly the points that you were trying to make.
"They are a force that has to be confronted and defeated whenever they appear from beneath their stones," he told the Post.

Mr Hain we do not hide beneath stones. We are a very active political party,we are open and transparent. We are active and speaking to ordinary people on a daily basis throughout the UK.

"Their poisonous influence is disastrous for any community where they gain a foothold.

This is an absurd statement.Where exactly is this happening ?

"We have seen where it has happened elsewhere.

Once again, where is this happening ? Please provide the evidence for me.

"We have seen hatred spread and in every possible way.

Once again,where is this happening ? Please provide the proof.

"It's terrible news for any community — especially a God-fearing, respectable place such as Neath, which has a fine tradition of community caring, of respect for people whatever their background, whatever their beliefs and whatever the colour of their skin.

A God-fearing,respectable place such as Neath needs a God-fearing,honest and upright Christian Member of Parliament to represent them.

Your party is responsible for a job lost in our country every 52 seconds. A family home repossessed every 10 minutes. Mass immigration of foreign cultures and religions which are alien to our people.

As a member of the "Christian Council of Great Britain" please tell me why does your party allow this to happen when you WILL NOT ALLOW our people the right to vote on these issues. Why has your party betrayed the British People the right to vote on the "Lisbon Treaty." After all you promised us the vote at the last election. Are you scared of losing and are you scared of Democracy?
"I will be consulting party colleagues and others to make sure they are confronted wherever they appear next."

What do you mean by this ? Can we expect genuine supporters of your party to be in attendance for a friendly and open debate, or will you be busing in members of the UAF, Searchlight and other Labour and Plaid Cymru sponsored "Rent-A-Thug Operatives" to try and shout us down, intimidate us and the ordinary people who are sick and tired of what your party have done to our country ?

We are more than happy to have an open and honest debate with you. Please contact me on westwales@bnp.org.uk or visit www.westwalespatriot.blogspot.com

Mr Hain dismissed a BNP assertion that it was gaining ground on Labour as a fantasy.

In the December 2008 Kells and Sandwith by-election in Cumbria. Labour’s previously massive majority of 1010 was cut by the BNP to just 16. Sorry Mr Hain this is not fantasy.People have had enough of your party.
He was also dismissive of its newsletter, which features his well-publicised failure to declare election expense donations on time.
Mr Hain you have been an MP long enough to know the rules. Please don't treat your constituents as fools. They are not.
It says the requirement to apologise to the Commons is not punishment enough and calls for Mr Hain to be sacked.

And so you should be. Anyone caught from your constituency or from any where else in Wales who did what you have done would no longer be in employment. ( That is if they are lucky enough to still have a job ! )

"I'm treating that with the contempt it deserves," said Mr Hain.

The only issue of contempt that is relevant, is the contempt that you have shown to the people of Wales and Neath by your actions.

"The support I have had from the people of Neath has been absolutely magnificent."

ARE YOU SURE, ARE YOU REALLY SURE ?

WELL LET THEM DECIDE AT THE NEXT GENERAL ELECTION.

Councillor Kevin Edwards

Organiser West Wales British National Party

Interesting link here.

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West Wales BNP showing us the way again

The following is a letter published here on the South Wales news sites from British National Party councillor and Organiser Kevin Edwards.

IN reply to the article headlined No place for politics of hate and division (Post, December 30)

The British National Party is not responsible for the suffering of the Welsh people and the state of the Welsh economy.

We have consistently warned of the consequences of mass immigration and the dangers of continued membership of the EU which costs the UK the staggering net figure of £55,775 billion or £2,119 for every taxpayer per annum.

It is in the public domain that 30 per cent of Welsh children are being brought up in homes with incomes below the poverty level.

The £10 Christmas bonus given to pensioners was introduced in 1972. We consider it a national disgrace that 36 years later not one of the "old fashioned parties", when in power, has thought about increasing this amount.

The BNP when in government will increase this figure to £140, giving the Christmas bonus its true value today.

We will abolish toll charges on all our bridges. We need tourists and new business in Wales, charging them to enter our great country can only be seen as deterrent to our future growth.

Our hauliers, who have been betrayed by successive governments and are being pushed to the brink of extinction, will also benefit from this policy.

We will renationalise public utilities. Never again will our people be forced to pay "over the top prices" to foreign-owned companies for basic human needs such as water, gas and electricity.

Our mines will be reopened, providing Welsh jobs for Welsh workers. The mining industry will be placed under state control and will never again be a victim of political spivs in suits. Indian-owned Corus will be recovered and used to revitalise a Welsh steel industry.

Councillor Kevin Edwards

Organiser

West Wales British National Party


Let us hope that the people of Wales are waking up to the truth.

Well done Kevin. I would vote for you given the chance:)

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Will West Wales BNP be vindicated?

West Wales BNP had a court injunction made against them for trying to bring the people the truth. However the press have now picked up on it.

The following is from the Swansea Evening Post. The bolding and italics are mine.....

PRESSURE is mounting on council bosses to come clean over shocking allegations into the way a child custody case was handled.

Opposition leaders in Neath Port Talbot say councillors have been kept in the dark over the matter and have made a united call for the truth to come out.

One of them, Independent party leader Andrew Tutton, said: "Councillors should be informed as to what is going on.

"These are serious allegations and, for clarity and people's peace of mind, members of the public are entitled to answers."

It has been claimed that a girl was kidnapped by police and social workers while in hospital abroad, and her grandfather was threatened at gunpoint. She was then said to have been flown back to Britain using a false passport.

It was also alleged that the youngster was diagnosed with a medical condition while overseas after doctors in this country said there was nothing wrong with her.

The authority refused to comment on the claims after its lawyers took out an injunction last week at the High Court of Justice, forcing the allegations to be taken off the British National Party website.

Opposition leaders however have since distanced themselves from the legal action and Evening Post readers have flooded the website urging openness from the authority.

The Liberal Democrats, Plaid and the Neath Port Talbot Independent Party are urging the council's leadership to inform elected members and the general public what did happen immediately.

They want officers to explain their action and bosses to break their silence. Lib Dem Coedffranc North councillor Keith Davies said it was up to the authority to rubbish the claims.

"Before the council went to court, only one elected member had any knowledge of this injunction," said Mr Davies.

"We would wish to make it clear that no councillor nor any committee of council has discussed or passed a resolution in connection with these matters.

"As elected members, we do not wish to be associated with the injunction.

"They were not done in our name. We do not wish to be associated with this injunction.

"If it's been taken out because of an ongoing investigation that's fine, but if not then they have to explain why.

"I cannot see any other legal reason for them taking it out. All we want to see is the truth come out.

"Surely the leader will now open the way for an open and transparent conversation."

Plaid's leader on Neath Port Talbot Council Del Morgan said: "I would hope that council officers would inform all members urgently as to exactly what's happened and give councillors the explanation so that they can understand the background to this."

Council social services boss Colin Preece pointed out the issues were historical and referred to a case 'fully scrutinised by the High Court' more than 10 years ago.

"The High Court continues to consider that identities should be protected," he said.

"By reason of the terms of the injunction, local authority officers are unable to disclose further details in this matter.

"Senior local authority officers are satisfied that the matter has been properly considered and decided by the High Court both historically and at the present time."

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