Friday, 10 July 2026
Tuesday, 3 October 2023
GB News: Using financial wars and persecution to eliminate political opponents is a double edged sword
Using financial wars and persecution to eliminate political opponents is a double edged sword that can cut both ways.
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| Jo Cox |
The BBC British Broadcasting Corporation has long ceased to be British and is now openly anti-British and promotes an agenda that erodes the foundations of British society weakening national cohesion.
But the BBC is not alone. Other operators like SKY NEWS push forward the same range of agendas telling their audiences that Britain is too weak to be an independent country and that therefore it should be run by the European Union. They also promote the agenda that Britain is too British, too white and that race is the foundation for social inequalities and that Britain is based on social inequality and slavery. Such corrosive set of messages has infiltrated the education system and the mass media. So what is the aim of attacks attacks against anybody who rebels? To purge the education system and the mass media of anybody who dares to oppose their agendas and this is turning into personal attacks against educators and journalists.
One should not forget one of the main reasons Jo Cox MP was killed. She was seen as an example of the kind of agendas being promoted by the BBC and the SKY News and this is why, one day, out of the blue, she was shot and stabbed in plain daylight. None other that one the main political editors of SKY News is heading the crusade to close down GB News, supported by a Conservative MP paid by the mass media establishment.
This cannot end up in a happy manner. There is far too much on the table and sooner than later it is going to turn extremely nasty.
Sunday, 27 June 2021
Labour Party: Lessons to be learned to prevent tragedies
Wednesday, 23 June 2021
Batley and Spen: George Galloway launches a crusade against Keir Starmer
While Keir Starmer is busy in a game of chairs to maintain control of the Labour Party after a series of electoral defeats including Hartlepool and Chesham and Amersham where the Labour Party was put behing the Greens with a few hundred votes, the chase is on.
It was Diane Abbott, a close associate of Jeremy Corbyn - former Labour Party Leader thrown out of the Labour Party and now standing as an Independent in the House of Commons -, who said that defeat in Batley and Spen would be the end of the leadership of Keir Starmer.
George Galloway is another former Labour MP involved in a crusade to defeat the Labour Party in Batley and Spen - the seat that used to be represented by Jo Cox where none other than Kim Leadbeater sister of Jo Cox is standing for election.
Who can Keir Starmer trust inside the Labour Party shadow cabinet? Who can he count on should there be another leadership challenge? Every reshuffle is a bruising experience. Could there be a Labour Dominic Cummings in waiting?
As previously reported, the gap between Labour and Conservative has been getting smaller since the seat went to Labour in 1997. Now, Muslim voters that constitute a sizeable minority in Batley and Spen and other disaffected Labour voters most of whom voted for Brexit see little in the present Labour Party. If we take this into account then Batley and Spen is a very marginal Labour seat and ready for the taking.
Tuesday, 25 May 2021
Kim Leadbeater: In a first past the post election, we should think more about the qualities of the candidate than about the qualities of the leader of a political party
Thursday, 18 April 2019
Banning Political Parties will promote violence in Britain
Banning Political Parties will promote violence in Britain
Saturday, 13 April 2019
British National Party - Police playing politics
British National Party - Police Playing Politics
Tuesday, 26 March 2019
The unforeseen consequences of Brexit War
The unforeseen consequences of Brexit War
Tuesday, 20 November 2018
National Action infiltrated British Armed Forces under Amber Rudd's Watch as Home Secretary
National Action infiltrated British Armed Forces under Amber Rudd's Watch as Home Secretary
Sunday, 18 November 2018
Jo Cox's assassination proves a fundamental point
Jo Cox's Assassination proves a fundamental point
Sunday, 28 October 2018
United Kingdom: Left-Wing thugs go on the rampage and where there is action there is going to be reaction
Whatever your views about UKIP or any other political party or personality, attacks, harassment, intimidation and persecution are criminal activities. Those who go around engaging in criminal activities will find themselves facing the wrong end of a gun.
Thursday, 27 September 2018
Tommy Robinson is neither Far Right nor Racist
Tommy Robinson is neither Far Right nor Racist
Sunday, 19 November 2017
Political Persecution in the United Kingdom
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| Jayda Franzen |
Whether you agree or disagree with somebody on political grounds, you need to be able to discern that the only guarantee for all is the fact that people of different persuasions can express their views freely without fear of persecution. Unfortunately, in the United Kingdom, Freedom of Speech is just words. There is no Freedom of Speech.
Police Forces in the United Kingdom are actively engaged in Political Persecution. Things are going in the wrong direction and Political Persecution is already costing human lives. Paul Hickman took his own life when facing an unfair trial after he was was arrested for distributing campaign material. Jack Renshaw is facing the courts and it is due to appear on January 2nd, 2018 to learn about his fate after he was arrested because legislation meant to be used against Terrorism is being used for political purposes.
When I have many reasons to worry about what is happening in Germany it seems that Britain is fast advancing towards becoming a Totalitarian State.
Jayda Franzen was arrested in Bromley, South London, and taken by air to Belfast, Northern Ireland, to face interrogation because she made a speech against Terrorism in Northern Ireland.
The concern is that as Democratic individuals are persecuted this will lead to youngsters joining other organisations that will engage in direct action against the Political Establishment and more cases like the case of Jo Cox MP will follow. When more and more people no longer feel that they live in a Democratic State, the potential for violence is enormous. The direct consequence of Political Persecution and Repression will be Direct Violence targeting specific individuals. To the contrary, the more freedom there is to express views without fear of persecution, the safer we can be.
Tuesday, 30 May 2017
When people stop believing in politics, violence get closer.
Tuesday, 16 May 2017
European Convention on Human Rights and Political Life in the United Kingdom
Monday, 15 May 2017
Jo Cox: Right to the Point
- The then Labour MP Jo Cox was murdered. Fact.
- The man who killed her had asked NHS for help because he was feeling mentally unstable and was told to come back another day. Fact
- Jo Cox was campaigning to deprive quite a lot of people of the right to have say in a Democratic Society. Fact.
- In the UK, there is legislation and regulations that bans members of legal political parties from certain professions. Fact.
Wednesday, 8 March 2017
Britain: Is it right to ban or persecute individuals because of their political beliefs?
The Second World War came and went and we find ourselves seeing things that we were made to think were part of a long gone past.
Having said that, in Britain, members of certain political parties are very much banned like Jews were banned in the 1930s and 1940s. Moreover, to complete the picture, Jews are still banned in many countries across the world.
People can still be banned because of their political beliefs, their race and their religion and therefore we should open our eyes wide open to realities that have not gone away and are still very much part of everyday life.
When Jo Cox MP was killed, the attention was focused on the fact that a Member of Parliament had been killed by somebody that believed or fantasised about certain ideas or symbols. What was not said is that Jo Cox MP was campaigning in what could be described as an extension of bans and blacklisting of followers of perfectly legal political organisations simply because she did not agree with the said political organisations.
Her campaign seems to be continued by Helen Goodman MP, also along the same lines, with the aim of isolating, persecuting and blacklisting individuals who have committed no crime. What can be classified as a campaign to isolate, persecute or blacklist is supported also by political parties like UKIP that explicitly forbids any former members of certain political organisations from trying to join UKIP.
Today, we refer to the United Kingdom, but in Germany there have been attempts to ban political parties. Chancellor Angela Merkel and others have had the intent to ban NPD Nationaldemokratische Partei Deutshlands and are constantly harassing other political organisations like Alternative für Deutschland - all legal parties.
In one recent event, the highest court in Germany those seeking to ban NPD that it would be illegal to ban NPD merely on the grounds that those seeking to ban NPD don't agree with NPD.
The European Parliament is being used as a tool to try and ban or damage Front National led by Marine Le Pen and the European Parliament has just taken away Marine Le Pen's right to immunity based on the fact that she is a Member of the European Parliament and has done so openly prejudicing the outcome of French Presidential Elections due to take place in May 2017.
There is an underlying current of people who believe that they are entitled to ban individuals or political parties because they don't agree with their ideas.
Friday, 24 February 2017
BNP still losing and losing big with reclusive leader
Jo Cox MP might have been killed for researching about the so called Far Right but when it comes to fighting elections the Far Right has become practically invisible.
Once again, Dave Furness, a Londoner, stood in yet another by-election for the British National Party. This time it was Stoke on Trent, but the party didn't even bother to stand a candidate in Copeland. Before, in another set of by elections, the BNP stood in only one seat because it didn't have candidates to stand in David Cameron's seat.
In 2014, in what amounted to a coup within the ranks of the British National Party, Nick Griffin was unseated as Party Leader. During the ensuing Leadership campaign in which Adam Walker and Paul Hilliard stood for the post, Adam Walker was confirmed as new BNP Leader and promised a new leadership style.
Almost three years later, the British National Party is going nowhere and has continued to shed not only members but also member of the BNP team including its BNP TV team.
At another level, after the demise via expulsion of Steve Squire as London Regional Organiser, Mike Jokes stepped in to fill the gap but hasn't been seen or heard in what has become the most important region for the British National Party. Formerly populous and active branches of the British National Party in London are now shadows of their former selves with less than ten people attending monthly meetings.
A very expensive website was launched but when it comes to content the BNP is trailing the mass media and other political organisations. The BNP used to be a force to be reckoned with, a trend setter that was never far away from the main headlines. Now, it could only be defined as a wreck very much like the National Front - the organisation the founding members of the British National Party came from. Still mentioned from time to time on the websites of organisations like Hope Not Hate that are very much a one-man band but totally irrelevant in political terms.
Also from time to time, the BNP is on the news as Helen Goodman MP, walking on the footsteps of Jo Cox MP, continues her campaign of harassment of political opponents, wasting Parliamentary time in lost causes because in its present form the British National Party is no longer alive.
Adam Walker and other present and former BNP members used to talk about the importance of the brand but the brand is now like the signs of Woolworths - the brand is still around but the chain of shops that made it is no more. Far too many activists sacrificed their lives - including their family lives - for an organisation that led them to frustration and despair.
But the damage done by the British National Party doesn't stop with its political misfortunes that are very much the direct consequence of the way the organisation has been run. Present and former members face blacklisting which in short means widespread discrimination that can destroy individuals and families.
Banning individuals from certain jobs and occupations on the basis of their political background is a very dangerous strategy and it creates a myriad of new problems constituting an infringement of civil and political rights.
In Germany, CDU and other political parties tried to ban Nationaldemokratische Partei Deutschlands on political grounds. The highest court in Germany disallowed such a ban indicating that it would be illegal to proscribe a political organisation merely on political grounds. Such ban would create an extremely serious precedent taking Germany back to the 1930s.
Blacklisting individuals who have committed no crime whatsoever, not allowing them access to jobs and professions is creating also a very dangerous precedent. If you remember, in the 1930s members of the Jewish Community were banned from certain professions. Even if you profoundly disagree with individuals on political grounds, the said individuals should have access to jobs and professions as long as they are not committing a crime.
A careful analysis of present legislation in the United Kingdom leads me to conclude that the United Kingdom has enacted legislation that is very similar to legislation enacted by National Socialist Germany, banning individuals merely on political grounds. From this point of view, Parliament has scored an own goal.
Saturday, 31 December 2016
Jo Cox MP was killed by the British Parliament
On the eve of the attack against Jo Cox, Thomas Mair had asked for NHS help, help that was denied by telling him to come back some time later. Thomas Mair felt that he wasn't coping and asked for support. Without support, he went on to commit murder.
Today, the number of teenagers taking their lives is rising. The number of inmates in British prisons taking their lives is rising. Parliament has the ultimate responsibility to produce legislation that does not become a hurdle, that does not prevent helping those who need help and that might not be in a position to even ask for help.
Very often - the Police, Social Services, the National Health Service and NHS England are blocked by legislation passed by Parliament that is not fit for purpose. This is why Jo Cox MP was killed by the British Parliament. Thomas Mair was yet another victim of a system that is not working.
And Thomas Mair has not been the only one to be let down by the system. The mass media report the tragedies but stop short of talking about the real causes. Some time ago, a patient suffering from schizophrenia pleaded with his doctors not to let him go because he felt that he couldn't control himself. The direct consequence was that he was allowed to leave a mental facility and went on to kill an elderly man in a park.
Inmates are killing themselves in British prisons in rising numbers. The mass media talk about statistics and soon after the news is brushed under the carpet. Nothing gets done. Teenagers are taking their lives in increasing numbers. Nothing gets done.




















