Everton game postponed because of Commies

[Karl Baxter]

Liverpool Police Postpone Everton Match in Reaction to Communist Threats
February 20, 2009 by BNP News

[url]http://bnp.org.uk/2009/02/liverpool-police-postpone-everton- match-in-reaction-to-communist-threats/ [/url]

Liverpool police chiefs have attempted to drive a wedge between Everton fans and the BNP by postponing a home match in that city in response to threats from an extremist Communist demonstration scheduled for March 14.

ÂÂ￾hThis is a huge insult to Everton fans and to the BNP,ÂÂ￾h said Simon Darby, BNP deputy leader and press spokesman, in his response to the news.

ÂÂ￾gIt is a massive overreaction. Why can these two events not co-exist?ÂÂ￾h Mr Darby wanted to know.

The initial BNP event - a leaflet distribution in the town centre and a memorial service at the cityÂÂ￾fs cenotaph - had been planned and approved for weeks. The police were fully aware that it was taking place on the same day as the Everton home match, and had no problem with it at all.

Threats of a counter demonstration by a tiny group of extremist communists - who in their last turnout in Liverpool could only muster some 50 or 60 tramp-like bodies, has now been used by the police as an excuse to order the postponement of the Everton match by twenty four hours, massively inconveniencing supporters who have already pre-booked accommodation and travel arrangements.

ÂÂ￾gThe media are of course trying to make out that the match has been postponed because of the BNP, when in fact it is the fault of the anti-BNP extremists,ÂÂ￾h Mr Darby continued. ÂÂ￾gThe fact that the police in that city are probably still smarting from their humiliation at the hands of the BNPÂÂ￾fs Liverpool 13 has probably also played a role in their gross overreaction.ÂÂ￾h

In that incident, Liverpool police arrested thirteen BNP members for leafleting in the city centre, and were forced to hurriedly withdraw all charges and allegations after being told by the Crown Prosecution Service that the BNP leaflets were perfectly legal.

Everton fans are reported to be angry with the move, and so they should be, Mr Darby said. ÂÂ￾gThey should remember that Merseyside police were informed about the BNP leafleting plan in mid January, and it is only the threats of the radical leftists which are being used as an excuse by the police for their actions.ÂÂ￾h

 

[Jimmy Chitwood]

KB,

can you provide us Yanks with a bit of the background and perspective that created this bizarre scenario?

thanks,

JC

 

[Karl Baxter]

KB,

can you provide us Yanks with a bit of the background and perspective that created this bizarre scenario?

thanks,

JC

JC, there's a lot going on here. First there's a struggle for national and racial survival with the forces of globalism. Second there's an echo of Britain's class struggle. Thirdly, there's an attempt to throw soccer into the equation in an attempt to make the BNP look like party poopers.

The subliminal message being sent out is "if you working class morons want your footie, then you'd better steer clear of the BNP."

Despite this kind of message and all the lies peddled by the MSM, the BNP have been getting some EXTREMELY good grass roots results recently because they are essentially a middle-of-the-road, common sense party of British cultural and national survival.

More important, they are now reaching the threshold of support and represenatation where it will be much harder to marginalize and vilify them - the standard tactics used so far to neautralize this movement.

http://bnp.org.uk/2009/02/bnp-by-election-results-service/

[url]http://www.independent.co.uk/opinion/commentators/ed-howker- victory-warns-of-bnp8217s-geographical-spread-1628230.html [/url]

This explains why there have been some particularly dirty tricks in the last few months, the most notable of which was the attempt to intimidate the party's entire membership by publishing the full list of members and their addresses online, so that any psycho or left-wing nutter could go round and throw a brick through their window.

But the establishment must be confused because that "masterstroke" didn't have the intended effect. Instead it won widespread sympathy for the BNP.

Then, very recently, the Church of England Synod decided to ban vicars from being BNP members. This came on top of longer standing bans on BNP membership in the police and prison services.

Postponing the soccer match like this also shows the establishment's contempt for the working class, as if legitimate, low-key political activity by working class whites - a leaflet distribution followed by a memorial service at the cenotraph - couldn't be combined with a football match in a different part of town because, well, working class whites are excitable morons who might riot at the drop of a hat.

This condescending attitude, by the way, explains why the establishment parties are fast losing ground to the BNP.

 

[Europe]

I am assuming the extreme "communists" are for immigration and breaking down the State, but many on the "Capitalist" right are for that as well. Then you have the BNP that is for national healthcare which I am for. Now they don't consider themselves "leftist", but that would be called "Socialist" in the US. It shows that the words used in politics are meaningless. Stuart Chase wrote a good book on that called "The Tyranny of Words".

I hope the BNP can win. I saw a picture on the BNP website that had foreign workers giving the the finger to the BNP British jobs for British workers rally. Those arrogant Eastern Europeans just taking over the country and the gov't lets them, not to mention the Africans and Asians.
If people just read the platform, the vast majority of British people would be for it.