I’m writing this on the train travelling back to London after a flying visit to the North West. After a quick meeting with Frank Hont, regional secretary of Unison, I made my way over to Tameside for a discussion about a forthcoming council by-election in Hyde Newton ward. Last May the BNP polled 28% in the ward and coming only a few months before the European Elections this is going to be a really crucial contest. It is a traditionally strong Labour seat but given the economic downturn and the fact that the BNP will throw regional if not national resources into the ward it is going to be a hard fight. However, the mood in the meeting I attended was determined and I’m confident that we will more than match the BNP for enthusiasm and commitment. I have to admit that Tameside is somewhere I really don’t know. Over the years I have got to know Oldham well but this was my first trip to Ashton-under-Lyne. I was particularly pleased to see the renovated indoor market, much of which had to be rebuilt after a fire destroyed much of the original building, though I was too late to pop inside. Given the extent of the fire it is amazing that they have managed to use the original walls. One interesting point about the by-election is that the BNP is changing candidates. Over the last few years local organiser Nigel Byrne has been the candidate but this time he has been replaced by Rosalind Gauci. Perhaps the BNP think she is a better candidate or perhaps this reflects the continuing rift within the local branch between Byrne and Anthony and Beverley Jones. While Beverley Jones was expelled from the BNP along with the party rebels early last year her husband, Anthony, has stayed in despite a serious rift with Byrne. The fact that Anthony Jones is Gauci’s agent, and indeed the Chairman of Tameside BNP, might suggest where the power currently lies within the local branch. Whatever the internal differences within the BNP this is going to be a hard battle and one that I will be reporting on regularly over the next few weeks. I’m confident that we can keep the BNP at bay but it is going to be a hard fight and so if you live in the Greater Manchester area please do get involved. Searchlight For an alternate BNP description of this group click here
Saturday, 10 January 2009
Labour collaborate with criminal anti-democratic group in Tameside
I’m writing this on the train travelling back to London after a flying visit to the North West. After a quick meeting with Frank Hont, regional secretary of Unison, I made my way over to Tameside for a discussion about a forthcoming council by-election in Hyde Newton ward. Last May the BNP polled 28% in the ward and coming only a few months before the European Elections this is going to be a really crucial contest. It is a traditionally strong Labour seat but given the economic downturn and the fact that the BNP will throw regional if not national resources into the ward it is going to be a hard fight. However, the mood in the meeting I attended was determined and I’m confident that we will more than match the BNP for enthusiasm and commitment. I have to admit that Tameside is somewhere I really don’t know. Over the years I have got to know Oldham well but this was my first trip to Ashton-under-Lyne. I was particularly pleased to see the renovated indoor market, much of which had to be rebuilt after a fire destroyed much of the original building, though I was too late to pop inside. Given the extent of the fire it is amazing that they have managed to use the original walls. One interesting point about the by-election is that the BNP is changing candidates. Over the last few years local organiser Nigel Byrne has been the candidate but this time he has been replaced by Rosalind Gauci. Perhaps the BNP think she is a better candidate or perhaps this reflects the continuing rift within the local branch between Byrne and Anthony and Beverley Jones. While Beverley Jones was expelled from the BNP along with the party rebels early last year her husband, Anthony, has stayed in despite a serious rift with Byrne. The fact that Anthony Jones is Gauci’s agent, and indeed the Chairman of Tameside BNP, might suggest where the power currently lies within the local branch. Whatever the internal differences within the BNP this is going to be a hard battle and one that I will be reporting on regularly over the next few weeks. I’m confident that we can keep the BNP at bay but it is going to be a hard fight and so if you live in the Greater Manchester area please do get involved. Searchlight For an alternate BNP description of this group click here
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I am not standing in the Newton by-election due to family circumstances. Our excellent candidate, Ros Gauci, is standing in for me.
Nigel Byrne
Searchlight hmmm. Shouldn't that be SearchLIES.
Searchlight is a Zionist backed lie machine. The connection between Searchlight and Labour is well documented and this will be brought to the attention of the electorate - particularly the sizeable Muslim minority in Newton. The Muslims of Newton will be informed of the Labour/Searchlight coalition and reminded that despite BNP bluster not one single Muslim has ever come to grief as result of the BNP or their policies, unlike the Labour/Searchlight/Zionist coalition who are responsible for the deaths and persecution of millions of Muslims around the globe. The Muslim electorate will be presented with evidence of two Tameside Labour MP’s and at least one Labour councillor who are in the pay of the Zionist lobby and they will be asked if their consciences will allow them to vote for this party while their Palestinian brethren are literally being slaughtered in Gaza. I would imagine that the Labour/Searchlight coalition will be unwelcome around the Newton Hall Road area in particular.
There are two options available during the Newton by-election campaign. Option 1 is a clean campaign fought on policies and ideas. Option 2 is a no-holds barred dirty campaign where anything and everything goes. We would go for option 1 but if we are smeared by third party special interest groups we will respond in kind and damage the reputation of who ever we believe to be the instigators of the dirty campaign.
Dear Chris,
I'll go for option 1 as well, but can we have a fair election when the local press bows to the council's censorship??
see:-
http://www.cohesioninstitute.org.uk/resources/About%20Community%20Cohesion/Community%20cohesion%20seven%20steps%20a%20practitioner's%20toolkit%20Community%20Cohesion%20Unit%202005.pdf?AspxAutoDetectCookieSupport=1
Page 27
or
http://www.tameside.gov.uk/districtassembly/ashton/24sep08/minutes
Item 32 on the agenda
Finally:-
http://bnp.org.uk/tag/fascism/
Labour are lying bastards. We Don't Get Fooled Again--always will. (NATIONAL REVOLUTION)
If you have time and your out of your pit (God only knows what makes you sleep its not work that's for sure) get your lazy benefits sponging arses up to the Bay horse pub at 11am and see a real team at work.
You will also see the large numbers we have each day so will the people of Newton and you will see the Labour candidate, next weeks spot the ball competition is being changed by littlewoods it will be spot the BNP candidate.
Shes not been seen since the campaign started just like when she stood in Hyde before she did not even turn up at the count on the night.
The BNP Candidate has worked all her life you daft cunt
OK please accept my apologies she must have been in work during the elections last year and must have been on one of her shifts on election day and could not attend the count to represent her party like others did.
I do know its very hard when your working to put in an appearance in the ward during the election campaign.
I also know its tough if your a working mum to get out at night to the count please forgive me for the above posting, the people of Newton have nothing to worry about the BNP candidate will try to reach out to you when shes not to busy working.
Anyone noticed since the serious political stuff kicked in because of the Newton by-election we have seen little or nothing from West.
We are told hes been told to shut up and to stay away from Newton,a good sound decision Tony but not sure about the candidate you have picked looking like an own goal at the moment.
The one clear message we have picked up though is that Tony is in charge the rebels are in control no matter what Nigel tells you on here believe me he lost out to a long standing political operator who's been around for some time and I wish he was on our side instead of the BNP.
He may not be around much longer though if the BNP lose with reduced support plans are in place to topple him.
No one tells me to shut up, been in Newton all week. Up The rebels
West has been seen in the area knocking on doors and posting leaflets
Who's been doing the caring you get tax payers money for then, just goes to show its not needed if you have been in Newton all week.
Olivia Newton John, I am a BNP activist who works full time and have been out canvassing regularly as have many others. As for sleep I have absolutely no problems with it as I am not representing a Party that has spent the last eleven and a half years kicking the guts out of Britain. Pleasant dreams.
Jones and Byrne have been seen together in Newton.By all accounts they seemed to be on good terms, so why are people talking of a split?
I came across this site by accident when looking for the Tameside Council site. Who are all the damned fools backing Labour? How many kicks in the teeth do you need before you realize they're the ones doing it?
local lad WELCOME keep an eye on it its good fun but winds you up sometime
BNP candidate was kicked off pioneer homes board for lack of commitment, useless piece of crap was how a board member describes her.
We challenge her to print what she achieved and how many meeting she took part or even spoke.
She is not a director at any housing company like she claims in her leaflet,another BNP liar will be exposed.
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