2011 has been a year of activism for Shropshire BNP, as this blog clearly indicates.
After the success of gaining a councillor in 2010, we pulled together to take our message to the streets in a grand display of continuous activism, focussing especially on the streets of Telford where the injustice of the Muslim paedophile gang scandal continues to cast an ugly shadow over the town.
If the issue of the Islamification of Britain isn't high on your list of interests, maybe our good friend from Stoke BNP can awaken you.
As always, being traditionalists, we take a short but deserved break over Christmas and spend some quality time with our families. We hope your Christmas was enjoyable too.
January will see our largest ever planned mobilisation of activists across Shropshire with many towns being visited to highlight the almost never ending issues which need urgent attention. From elderly folk dying because they can't afford to pay their heating bills to the drug epedemic ensnaring our youth, no subject will be taboo.
You will by now have heard about the BNP. In Shropshire, every house will have had a leaflet over the last couple of years, due in part to us fielding a record five out of five candidates in the 2010 General Election. But you may still be unsure what the BNP is really like beneath the veneer of media lies and so forth. In an age where mainstream politicians and journalists are deemed the least trustworthy people on the planet, it's high time that ordinary British people made the switch to the British National Party.
As 2012 rolls around, your dedicated local BNP organisers will vow to work harder than they've ever done before. So why not make 2012 the year you make contact with the BNP?
- Are you a young person angry at your lack of opportunities?
- Are you an ex-soldier looking for a sense of camaraderie?
- Are you a pensioner who has lost their pension?
The BNP offers excitement, camaraderie an air of anti-Establishment rebellion and a 'pension plan' whereby you work for the future health and benefit of our children and nation. We look forward to meeting you!
Pick up the telephone and call our national enquiries helpline on:
0844 809 4581
Our sincere best wishes to the family of John Ryde; a friend and steadfast activist for many decades.
