Monday, 23 March 2009

BNP supporters would be persecuted

SWP/UAF/Searchlights definition of "No Platform"

Interest article over here on The Waterfront. In fact being pushed for time, I am just going to cut n paste it and highlight relevant parts of it. Here you go....


THE DEPUTY leader of the British National Party Simon Darby fears that BNP supporters at Swansea University would be “persecuted” if they revealed their political allegiances.

The BNP’s deputy leader told The Waterfront that they probably did have supporters at the University, but that they fear that they would not be safe if they made their views heard.
We probably have got people in Swansea University, no doubt about it,” said Darby.
If we did I wouldn’t tell you, the Socialist Workers would drive them out, probably with the help of the student newspaper.
“They would be persecuted.

In response to whether there were BNP members in the local police force, the BNP’s West Wales Regional organiser Brian Mahoney told the South Wales Evening Post that the BNP do have “members everywhere” .

This comes after a list of party members was leaked on the Internet revealing that there are 62 BNP members in Swansea, including a secondary school teacher.

The Socialist Workers’ Party student office said that they support the Students’ Union’s no platform policy.
We don’t engage in debate with Nazis,” a source from the Party said. “We wouldn’t allow them to have a platform. “We would build a campaign around them, we hold the stance of no fascists on campus.”

SU president James Houston said that individual supporters who revealed themselves as BNP supporters might have an argument on their hands with fellow students but nothing more sinister than that.

The Students’ Union has a no platform policy much like the National Union of Students,” he said.
“But we almost don’t need a no platform policy because if any BNP activists wanted to do anything on campus, they would be clamped down quickly by the police because they are a massive risk factor for riots.

“Particularly in Swansea, it’s a strange place for them to claim they have numbers here because it’s a multicultural diverse university.

“Last week in Fulton House you had three stalls: the Islamic Society, the Christian Union and the LGBT, three very different organisations but there is also an awful lot of respect.

“I think if you said to someone in your lecture ‘I’m a BNP supporter’, you would have an argument on your hands but I don’t think you would be necessarily driven out.”


8 comments:

  1. “We don’t engage in debate with Nazis,” a source from the Party said. “We wouldn’t allow them to have a platform. “We would build a campaign around them, we hold the stance of no fascists on campus.”

    OH the irony.

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  2. All you decent, truthful students better keep quiet then, and watch out for the "antifascists" claw hammers ....

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  3. The Socialist Workers’ Party student office said that they support the Students’ Union’s no platform policy.
    “We don’t engage in debate with Nazis,” a source from the Party said. “We wouldn’t allow them to have a platform. “We would build a campaign around them, we hold the stance of no fascists on campus.”

    They best fuck off then,i don't see any bnp members hitting people with hammers because they don't agree with their political beliefs. The bnp respects everyones right to their own opinion,a right which isn't given to the bnp. And they call us the fascists.

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  4. “We don’t engage in debate with Nazis,”

    "“Last week in Fulton House you had three stalls: the Islamic Society..."

    Erm:

    Islam And The Nazis

    No platform actually means "No opposition". Hmm, there's a name for that isn't there?

    SWP/SU = Spineless, hypocritical, Nazi worshipping fascists.

    Reconquista.

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  5. Celtic Morning. The BNP should have a policy to reduce the period of all university courses. many are non courses anyway and should be scrapped. Most could easily be curtailed by two years. Just close down the student bars and make the lazy sods work instead of spending all their time boozing and sha..., better not say that. This would help to instil in them a better work ethic, would cut out the idiots who go there just for a good time and would mean they finish their course with less debt. It could easily be done. My brother, at age of 35 put himself through a university course and gained a degree in Pharmacy in a year less than he should have. To do so he worked until he collapsed in the street from lack of sleep and he kept down a job as assistant in a medical practice to earn some cash and gain valueable experience. It used to be called driving yourself to achieve an ambition and it used to be quite common for students to support themselves with part time jobs. What happened to that I wonder? Too hard for the pampered prats? Not enough time left for them to abuse themselves or pretend to be Che Guevara disciples? Let mummy and daddy pay? Time for a shake up I think.

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  6. Someone should teach them about who the REAL Fascists are.

    http://blacknwhitesense.blogspot.com/2009/03/little-political-history.html

    http://blacknwhitesense.blogspot.com/2009/03/racism-or-fairness-doctrine-in-fia.html

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  7. I speak as an alumnus of Swansea University (it was part of the University of Wales when I attended) and can say that any BNP supporters would have a hard time if they campaigned openly.

    Some of my old flatmates and friends were definitely sympathetic towards the BNP, though, and those SWP types that I knew were only superficially political - it was mostly an image thing.

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  8. "I don't trust white guys" -

    www.tinyurl.com/cwml87

    However - www.tinyurl.com/cmngfe

    www.tinyurl.com/cyww8h
    and ....
    www.tinyurl.com/deqe5u

    Off target I'm afraid. Try here -

    www.tinyurl.com/dlctfw

    Truth hurts eh ....

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