Indigenous People Attacked By Government

25 Responses to “Indigenous People Attacked By Government”

1. Mr Average on March 17th, 2008 9:31 pm
   

   Excellent!

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   Ta! - Ed
2. apendragon on March 17th, 2008 9:49 pm
   

   Article 8.1:

   “Indigenous peoples and individuals have the right not to be subjected to forced assimilation or destruction of their culture” 8.2: “states shall provide effective mechanisms for prevention of, and redress for: (a) “any action which has the aim or effect of depriving them of their integrity as distinct peoples, or of their cultural values or ethnic identities”(b) “any action which has the aim or effect of dispossessing them of their lands, territories or resources”(c) “any form of forced population transfer which has the aim or effect of violating or undermining any of their rights”(d) “any form of forced assimilation or integration”(e)”any form of propaganda designed to promote or incite racial or ethnic discrimination directed against them”. UN Declaration.

   It’s okay comrades - just ignore it, they’re all too busy watching the football or sniffing glue.

   Pass the champagne.

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   The UN Agenda 21 stuff is fascinating.. particularly Chapter 26, but it doesn’t seem to apply to us white indigenous folk, nor the Tibetans
   http://earthwatch.unep.net/agenda21/26.php
   -Ed
3. militarycoup on March 17th, 2008 10:12 pm
   

   I read about this in the Telegraph today and hoped that it would be put on the BNP website. The Dali Lama is really pleading for international intervention to stop the indigenous people and their religion being eradicated by a hostile government within their country. I too noticed that the game plan being used by the Chinese to steal the Tibetans homeland from them is the same game plan being used by NuLabour, in league with the European Union, libs and cons to steal our homeland away from us. It’s an exact replica. Will the liblabcon and the European union have the front to condemn the Chinese for their actions in Tibet whilst their policy being used against the British is exactly the same.

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   Good point, mc, however we doubt the liblabcon will see the irony of it, either willingly or otherwise. - Ed
4. Winston on March 17th, 2008 11:32 pm
   

   What a brilliant article - as they all are - but some occasionally stand out. I fear for the Chinese Olympics and what might happen. I think it was a terrible mistake to award it to a totalitarian state like China - and Britain too. You just know the crap is going to hit the fan. If it rains big time on the Chinese Olympic parade, with boycotts and the like, the world could be heading for an unimaginable catastrophe.

   This Olympic circus every four years has got to end - have it in Greece and have done with it. I will not be watching any of it - like I no longer watch or care about English (what a joke) football and the foreign hordes who manage and play in it.

   Getting back to the crucial point of the article, the comparisons with Tibet are ominous for Britain, if the latest opinion polls showing a Cameron surge are anything to go by. Of course, BNP support is kept hidden from view at all cost but there really are lots of people out there who think there are only three parties in the entire universe - thanks to the lying, biased media. How these lemming voters can even think about voting for these shy-talks is something I will never be able to get my head around. It’s like British lambs to the Muslim halal slaughter.
5. realist not racist on March 18th, 2008 12:25 am
   

   Whilst the Labour Government were like lightning in acceptance of the immigrant Kosovo population declaring independence, their silence in defending the rights of the historic native indigenous people of Tibet is defeaning, illuminating and despicable. Can you see a pattern occuring here?

   The Tibetans are peaceful people who have been brutalised by their tyranic invaders. I hold my head in shame at the inaction of the hideous “government” of the UK. And I shed a tear for the butchered Tibetan People.
6. Askari on March 18th, 2008 12:59 am
   

   There’s a huge difference between Tibet and Britain, an important one:- the native Tibetans are men enough to take to the streets, to seek to cleanse their land of evidence of immigrant colonisation; the native Briton’s apathy, fed by a diet of c*** TV, witless celebrity magazines, kitchen make-overs, beastly holidays abroad, and copious quantities of booze, ensures that we go quietly into our dark night.
7. neversurrender on March 18th, 2008 6:08 am
   

   A devastating indictment in all truth. Well done indeed, the charges are unanswerable.

   Reminds me of Zola’s justly famous J’Accuse!
8. John L on March 18th, 2008 7:14 am
   

   I understand the connection between our present situation and the marxist-liberal-leftie cohorts who were appearing the 1960’s, but how else did we come to be in this situation? And how it it that our “ruling elite” is so riddled with foreigners of all physical complexions?
9. BC1959 on March 18th, 2008 8:26 am
   

   I wondered when this duplicitous BBC and media reportage, would be paralelled by the site’s managers. I’ve written many times, and spoken about this ”forked tongue” aspect of the righteous Marxists at the once ”British” Broadcasting Corporation. It is completely baffling to millions that, exactly the same approach to Communism by both the Chinese government, and the western press barons, governments, and businesses, is played out to perfection when it suits them. Millions watching this site, will now thankfully get the message, and see the whole conspiracy for what it is.
10. WHISTLE on March 18th, 2008 10:25 am
    

    Common Purpose again.Is there anyone (apart from Brian Gerrish,who does a marvellous job) who knows a bit more?
    I have looked on their website,and found only ‘bulls–t’. a major campaign should be mounted to expose this odious outfit for what it is!
11. the likes of us on March 18th, 2008 12:14 pm
    

    Superb article which rams home the undeniably totalitarian intolerance of the modern left. Similar to what “Goodfellas” mobster Henry Hill said; “The people that kill you come with smiles on their faces. They ain’t the bad guys, they were your best friends!” That to me pretty much sums up Labour’s relationship with the white working classes.
12. englishpride on March 18th, 2008 12:29 pm
    

    You can add this one. I have just this month received the council tax charges. It is now entitled. Council Tax DEMAND instead of the usual Council Tax Bill.
    The answer from the Mid Sussex Council was “this was in line with the wording of the statuory regulations published by central government”
    Maybe to frighten elderly residents being a demand rather than a bill !!
13. Daniel Owen on March 18th, 2008 12:55 pm
    

    In response to No.6 above:

    http://i190.photobucket.com/albums/z286/Vielwerth/JaqiNzi.png

    Fireworks again, Ed.

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    Very fetching, however tomorrow does not belong to Nulabour ;-) - Ed
14. Ancient Briton on March 18th, 2008 1:53 pm
    

    When I heard the Dali Lama speaking of cultural genocide I thought he was talking about England!
15. Lickyalips on March 18th, 2008 2:07 pm
    

    I have always been of the opinion that the Olympic Games should be held permanently in Greece, with the participating nations contributing to the costs according to their means.
    This proposal would immediately solve the political/financial problems associated with the award of the Games and will solve the problem of participation being subject to political considerations, such as we are now witnessing with China’s Games.
    Politics and Sport should not mix.
16. kieronantony on March 18th, 2008 2:30 pm
    

    I was speaking to a native tibetan who was my geography teacher, he told me how he longed to go home yet fear persecution and the safety of his family. It seems funny that NATO deem it fit to depose a dictator who was legally voted in, yet they will not interfere in a sovereign country’s illegal occupation, oh wait that does sound familiar.
17. Tytoalba on March 18th, 2008 3:01 pm
    

    Can anyone explain the difference between Positive Discrimination (illegal) and Positive Action (Harriet Harperson‘s latest brainwave)?

    The slimy & corrupt Keith Vaz was on the radio last night, arguing in favour of P.A.

    In the states, P.D. is called Affirmative Action.

    So either Affirmative and Positive have totally different meanings, or this is a sickeningly transparent way of getting round the laws that protect the indigenous majority from discrimination by reviving an illegal practice under a new name.

    As Juliet might have said:

    What’s in a name? that which we call crap
    By any other name would smell as bad;
18. baz on March 18th, 2008 3:22 pm
    

    I read somewhere that marxism is yesterdays idea and that cannot exist in the future. The past cannot defeat the future. It can only cause ( by denying the future) a sickness that wilst damaging us as a nation and race,will ultimatly destroy its self.
    So hard times are ahead, but always remember will shall triumph.They cannot triumph because they will never admit that their world veiw is wrong and anti- nature. Where our belief system flows with nature.
    The artical and posts suggests a future where things will get worse. Whilst this is true to an extent, I also believe that our criminal masters are not the sort of people that the security services of this country would give their unquestioned loyalty to.
    One day I will back this belief up with a true story but not at this time.
19. Valentine Gray on March 18th, 2008 4:57 pm
    

    A brilliant piece, a classic that must be sent to every home in Britain. Ever wondered what happened to the Communist Party of Great Britain, with its Marxist Trotskyist Stalinists and other Vipers of the Globalist left? Well they became members of the Co-Op. This is a secretive financial giant involved in massive dealings in land and property with no shareholders to worry about and a great friend of the Nu-Labour Globalists, a great place to get a large mortgage or loan, {knock knock}.
20. jao7 on March 18th, 2008 9:27 pm
    

    Excellent well produced article. Well done news team. It really does emphasize the control and manipulation by stealth we are all under (by all, I mean people who have a love of our culture and country). This article puts all the fragmented controls that most people don’t see, so that you can see the whole picture on one page with all the proof anybody could want of the reality of the controls we are under.And yes, this is really England (still).
    Could this article be produced as a leaflet or more usefully as an ad, if we could get it published?
    I recently joined the party and can say that this article is the best so far and reinforces my belief that I did the right thing. Thankyou.
21. militarycoup on March 18th, 2008 11:56 pm
    

    Some people think that the muslims will try a mass poisoning attempt against the indiginous on one particular day.
    Is this just an idea that can be used solely by muslims or can it be used by anyone?
22. The Duke on March 19th, 2008 12:36 am
    

    Well Said Askari ,,,

    The Tibetans take to the streets ,,, The English talk in the pub & write it on the internet !!!

    We need to make a stance soon ,,, Very, Very Soon.

    Leave it too long & believe me it will be too late. We know this yet we all look towards elections & hope that someday we will take our country back, how wrong we are.

    There is no way in this day & age any goverment will allow the BNP to get even close to winning a general election.

    It will be a case of let a few in & keep them happy.

    Regards
23. English worker on March 19th, 2008 6:53 pm
    

    Spot on. It is also good to read plain English instead of protracted drivel.
24. apendragon on March 19th, 2008 10:07 pm
    

    Gordon Brown has me confused. He’s getting into trouble with the Chinese, over Tibet. He’s even showing signs of having some guts, possibly. Question, Gord: What’s the difference between a Kosovan, and a Tibetan? Pray, do tell.
25. Winston on March 25th, 2008 8:46 pm
    

    I thought this ‘Indigenous People Attacked By Government’ article might be the best to post this next ‘beaut of an idea’ from New Labour. -

    http://www.telegraph.co.uk/travel/839199/Comment-%27I-refuse-to-be-fingerprinted%27.html

    No doubt the News Team are already onto it but if you are thinking of taking a domestic flight from exclusively British Airways, Spanish owned BAA run, new 5th Terminal at Heathrow, then have your index finger handy - for fingerprinting! No exceptions!

    It could be an early April Fool Joke but I don’t think so. Good job I won’t be using Heathrow any more - not at any terminal. Life’s too short.

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