Blood and Soil

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  1. Rob says:

    The thing that drives me absolutely mad about Griffin’s family’s move to Maldwyn is that they always portray it as an escape from multiculturalism.

    People in the hills behind Newtown/Y Drenewydd and Welshpool/Y Trallwng speak two completely different languages: How much more bloody multicultural do you want to get?

    For me, you don’t really need to know anything more about the moronic arrogance of the BNP than this. It’s not multiculturalism that they’re worried about at all, is it? It’s brown people. Clearly.

    Do they really think we’re as stupid as they are?

  2. Ti'n jocio? says:

    Mr
    Nick
    Griffin
    Y Gribin, Llanerfyl
    Y Trallwng
    Welshpool
    Powys
    SY21 0JQ

  3. Stuart (politically just left of centre) Bennett says:

    oops, sorry did I just rant?

  4. Stuart (politically just left of centre) Bennett says:

    This year I was lucky enough to have been sent on an ‘equality and diversity awareness’ tranining by Powys Local Health Board.

    The same local health board who employ Mrs Griffin wife of the aforementioned Nick – she too is a hate filled peddler of moral indignation and subscriber to nazi ideation.

    Check Guardian article below – quote –

    This was evident at a party meeting last Friday in Preston when Jackie Griffin, mother of four children, smoothly bought a discussion about education round to race.

    ‘The education of our children is something that this party is particularly anxious about,’ she said. ‘I live in a tiny village in Wales where the local school has 100 students.

    ‘Even in the middle of nowhere, there are three mixed race children in that school,’ she added, to gasps of outrage from the assembled gathering. ‘It’s terrible. Disgusting. Talk about the tide climbing higher and higher; there’s nowhere left to escape; we’ve no choice now but to stand and fight.’

    This was evident at a party meeting last Friday in Preston when Jackie Griffin, mother of four children, smoothly bought a discussion about education round to race.

    ‘The education of our children is something that this party is particularly anxious about,’ she said. ‘I live in a tiny village in Wales where the local school has 100 students.

    ‘Even in the middle of nowhere, there are three mixed race children in that school,’ she added, to gasps of outrage from the assembled gathering. ‘It’s terrible. Disgusting. Talk about the tide climbing higher and higher; there’s nowhere left to escape; we’ve no choice now but to stand and fight.’

    At the Equality training I asked how odd it was that we were being taught this, by the people who employed her. They took the completely narrow minded approach that it was ‘acceptable as not done in work, and we are allowed to voice are political views’.

    Speaking as a nurse I fail to see how this doesn’t impact on her ability to give ‘care’ to the people of her qoute ‘tiny village in Wales where the local school has 100 students.’

    These people are able to read these comments in National (haha) press – The Guardian http://www.guardian.co.uk/politics/2003/sep/21/uk.thefarright

    The NMC (Nursing and midwifery council) governing body of Nursing have a policy re. such things –
    Equality and Diversity

    The NMC values the diversity of our staff, nurses and midwives and the wider community we serve. Our passion and drive is for this diversity to be reflected in everything we do.

    The Equality and Diversity department provides practical guidance and help for NMC employees, helping them meet the legal requirements and also to understand the wider issues of equality and diversity.

    Through our equality schemes we aim to demonstrate how we provide equality of opportunity in all areas of our work.

    Valuing diversity is

    * valuing people
    * recognising them for their skills, experience and talent
    * treating them fairly irrespective of race, disability, age, sexual orientation, religion or belief and gender

    This goes beyond merely complying with the legislation and ultimately improves the performance of our organisation.

    As you see Jackie is completely able to meet this remit in her place of employment in Powys.

    Feel free to bring it to the attention of local media or Nursing and Midwifery Council after all they support the continued existence of four nurses named on the ‘leaked’ BNP list.

    See statement below.
    Following the recent publication of the membership of the British National Party BNP, , the NMC would like to remind nurses and midwives that while you are free to join the BNP which is a lawful political party, as part of your Code of Conduct you must demonstrate a personal and professional commitment to equality and diversity.

    The NMC does not forbid anyone on the register from being a member of any lawful political party or organisation. However, your fitness to practise could be called into question if you allow your political views or personal beliefs to contribute to behaviour that was contrary to your Code.

    Jackie obviously is concordance with this then………

    Now then, I’m off to find the suicidal rook that has bloodied my windows by repeatedly attacking them leaving my front door a mass of feathers, rook blood and snot. looked like a massacre yesterday morning – God knows what the post man thought – I just feel lucky to have come home to find my house suprisingly free of a forensics team. Now, Where’s my gun?…….

  5. Andrew says:

    And I left the country because I was fed up of the Conservative government. Now I really don’t recognise the place. Still at least there’s some lovely music like:

    West Wind
    A collection of nationalist songs penned by Nick Griffin, leader of the British National Party.

    Makes me pine for home – or an enema…

  6. Paul Williams says:

    I believe I have his address but as it could be erroneous I’m loath to post it here.

  7. Dru says:

    I used to think that South Wales, at least, was quite internationalist, what with stories of Basque child refugees coming into the Valleys and Paul Robeson singing with the miners, and… er, and so on. But I was in Newport earlier in the year and watched a demonstration against the Israeli occupation of Gaza

    http://www.flickr.com/photos/belvedere/3203427679/

    …and then got into trouble with a white thug who ranted about how I should be taking pictures of homeless LOCAL people etc etc. He hadn’t actually seen me taking pics of the demo, and this was some distance away; he just saw the camera and I guess I didn’t look local (uniform: Primark trackies)

    …..hello again!

  8. Paul Williams says:

    Good to have you back Mr Marchant. The BNP have scored a massive 37000 votes in Wales. That’s 37000 people wilfully voting for a National Socialist Party. And if that’s not enough, non-voters are making these votes matter even more.

    Irony abounds. Billy Bragg played Cardigan last weekend, not my cup tea, but big respect for a righteous campaigner against facism. I wonder how many at the gig voted? I watched 5 people leave for the gig from my house, not one who had voted.

    Anyway; onward and upward eh?

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