ALL LibLabCon politicians and their Common Purpose friends should be investigated for fraud. These allegations of fraud in City Hall are just the tip of a very large iceberg.

Why does it not surprise me?

If Jasper et al are convicted, I hope they go after Livingstone.

By denying any wrongdoing and protected them (until the election turned Jasper into a liability and he promptly dumped him) Livingstone is in effect complicit.

They should make an example out of him with the view of sending a strong message to all of the other pigs who have their snouts in the trough.

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Since the money came via Livingstone, well, there’s always a top to the pyramid. - Ed

I think when Richard Barnbrook manages to get his hands on the books, we’ll find out quite a lot more. Go get ‘em, mate!

Although no-one can be optimistic, as this must have been going on for years, let’s hope the police get their teeth in well & truly.

Errol Walters
http://i.thisislondon.co.uk/i/pix/2008/05/walters_415×275.jpg

I notice a Ken Livingstone publication, The Londoner has been ‘axed’ by BJ.
http://www.london.gov.uk/view_press_release.jsp?releaseid=1464
I’ve never seen a copy, but my local borough produces something which I would guess is similar, and it is 100% propaganda. (If readers have copies, why not archive some; I like to keep evidence of unbelievable stuff). Boris Osman is cutting down on publicity
http://www.london.gov.uk/
– this was part of Barnbrook’s plan. Richard also intended to cut out a whole swathe of pro-ethnic stuff, which we’ll have to wait see about.

Being arrested does not mean being charged.
Although not in office, Livingstone still has ‘friends’ in low places; the six can rest easy.

Readers of ‘Private Eye’ might like to have a look at the article on page nine of the current (No 1210) edition. Obviously unfounded tittle tattle, surely?

This is just another example of how the politically correct minority butt-kissing policies of the lib/lab/con gang, have corrupted Great Britain, turning a formerly prestigous country into a near third-world disfunctional state in so, so many ways. Some call it disgraceful. I call it cultural marxism.

I think that ‘Common Purpose’ is being rumbled by more and more people,it is even in the Daily Telegraph comments.When it makes the Daily Mail, thats when we start to know that we are on the winning side.

From the link:
“Other projects under investigation run by Mr Jasper’s friends or associates are the Deshbangla Foundation, the European Federation of Black Women Business Owners, the South London Green Badge Taxi School, Diversity International and Ethnic Mutual.”

That doesn’t sound very diverse. I’d say that membership was racially restricted so I’ll see if I can get a grant for my budding organisation - White Engineers, Scientists and Technologists - WEST, in recognition of who the people who made the modern world are, and where they come from!

It wont be the useless middle classes, the Guardian readers, with their precious eco consciences and pc orthodoxies, nor the Telegraph readers, who have votive shrines to Thatcher in their front rooms, who vote us into power:- they are beyond redemption; it will be the working class, people who have n’t bothered to vote for many years; people who used to vote labour, who will power us into government.
The class that Livingstone and his chums represented and gained their support from is rotten to the core; they are all complicit in every corrupt and greedy practise beloved of local authority members of all three major parties.

This, and the tens of thousands of non-jobs, quangos etc must amount to billions wasted. Add to this the hundreds of millions donated overseas that will not get to where it is needed but quite possibly is simply being salted away by our elite. Add to that the billions we pay into the EU, add to this our massive non-functional civil service… oh I almost forgot the billions we spend luring EU voters here with welfare, interpreters etc. I believe we are talking £100 billion of our money wasted, salted away or used fraudulently, while our pensioners struggle and our troops are barely able to scratch a living.

£100 billion… add in the cost of two illegal wars; let’s be generous and stick to £100 billlion, divide amongst 20 million adults is 5000 each which is about 500 pounds per month better off. Are my numbers correct?

Although not many today have any confidence in the investigative and prosecuting services along with the judiciary, this is hopeful news. However weak and half-hearted it may turn out, it is a start in bringing to book the corrupt politicos that for decades have been at war with the indigenous people of our islands.

Let’s look forward to more of this, prosecuted with the full rigour of the law, when the BNP gets into power. Meanwhile full marks to the BNP in keeping this fully in the public eye, and watch out for Brown trying to stifle it.

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Maybe, just maybe, the tide is starting to turn and people in the establishment and elsewhere are coming to their senses. - Ed.

I think we’ve all been guilty of being a little too harsh on politicians of late. We’re always accusing them of being avaricious money grubbers who are only in it for themselves but, as this story goes to show, they’re not as self-centred as we thought: they like to help their mates out with our money too! God bless every one of them, I say!

Rock on, Fraud Squad!

Royalecraig, don’t forget the ‘opportunity cost’- something Lipsey, once famous as an economist, discussed in his hefty tome. Money could be put to alternative uses, so there’s also the loss of what might have been something useful and productive. For example a more educated populace, or research in important topics, or just maintenance of infrastructure, or for that matter something that actually helps out the ‘third world’.

Hey and the Channel Four won £100,000 against the Met and the CPS over their documentary Undercover Mosque, maybe the tide is beginning to turn, we must redouble our individual efforts whatever they are, individually we are mere ants, collectively we are…..Listen to me I sound like a Commie.

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/pages/live/articles/showbiz/showbiznews.html?in_article_id=566438&in_page_id=1773

Police and CPS Pay £100,000 Pounds to channel 4, where exactly does this money come from, oh yes, from the Tax Payer.

Heads we lose, Tails they win.

A few sackings might have done the Nation a bit more good.

Clearly this was an attempt by the CPS to censor important information.

The CPS and its staff is a corrupt organistaion that does not work in the Interests of the British People.

Askari, I unhesitatingly acknowledge the highly commendable erudition of many of your past posts but, in this case, I must ask you: given that the British Westminster Parliament will be totally disempowered by the ratification of the Lisbon EUSSR Constitution Treaty on 01 January 2009 and that the LibLabCons will linger on as a powerless talking shop for the few MPs who bother to turn up until 05 May 2010, when the current parliamentary session ends, both Houses of Parliament are closed down and all European political parties having voters in fewer than ten member states will be abolished, precisely when are the working, or any other class, going to have an opportunity to vote us, or any other abolished British political party, into office into a non-existent British government?

Please accept my profuse apology if I seem to be rude but this is a
vitally important question for all of us. Perhaps Ed, overworked and underpaid as he/she undoubtedly is, could help us with an answer?

It was the German Chancellor, Angela Merkel, who told the world that our ‘democratically elected representatives’ in Westminster will be redundant in 2010. Who would have thunk it - the Germans won WWIII without a shot being fired !! I wonder what HM Queen Elizabeth Saxa-Coburg-Gotha thinks about that. - Ed

HI ED ……. here’s one for you….

You know all these MP’s that are claiming expenses and help with their Council Tax, Mortgage Payments and such like….. Are any of thme delcaring it on their year end taxes? … their P11d’s?

Because according to the Inland Revenue any benefits you receive as part of your job, whether it be Petrol or such likes, Gifts or hepl woth Mortgages is classed as a benefit and you need to be Taxed acordingly?….. I wonder how many are paying taxes?

Mind you, that’s probably why they get taxis everywhere… because if you have a car and petrol that is taxed … but a txia rides isa complete expense ….. damn … thats why they all get taxis, because they are not liable for tax on it …… But they should for their Council Tax and Mortgage help, also any home phone bills or mobile bills are classed as a benefit?….. bet they still don’t pay …

The P11D is a point I’ve made here before - and tax documents are required by law to be kept for 7 years. The paper-shredders have been working overtime in Westminster - but don’t expect a government Department to ask questions about the activities of government members. - Ed

Noel, do you have a list of our new EuroDictators, with titles and approx. job descriptions? And perhaps nicknames (e.g. Lenin, Stalin) and possibly qualifications?

Ed: Konigen Elisabeth von Sax-Coburg-Gotha won’t give a damn. Buck House can be converted into luxurious EUSSR bureaucrats’ offices while she and her immense collection of priceless art treasures retire to the beautifully preserved and maintained ancestral home - Schloss Coburg. Princes Wilhelm und Heinrich will be wilkommen too!

Noel (May 15, 10:42 pm):- Thanks for your comments. You have pointed out the elephant in the BNP’s sitting room! For a long time I feared to do so myself, but in a recent post (I forget on which commentary), I mentioned that I fear the BNP is no more than a patriot’s hobby club; politically irrelevant. In another recent post, I raised the likelihood of our being banned in light of the Lisbon Treaty provisions.
I have so far avoided asking Nick Griffin to comment with regard to these issues:- frankly, I was afriad that I would be dismissed within the Party as a defeatist if I did so.
I agree with you:- I do not see how we can ever hope to come to power, even if permitted to operate as a tame maverick party, once the main vehicle of power, Westminster, is abolished.
It is more than time that Nick Griffin addressed these issues in “Identity” (which - for those who do not know - is our flagship glossy monthly publication, attracting extremely insightful and well-researched articles).
If the Leadership wishes to avoid discussing the pachyderm you have pointed out, then I might submit something along these lines myself. Nick Griffin edits the magazine, so even if my piece were not published, it might prompt a response from him.
You (and I) are surely not alone in wondering just what the bl**dy point of it all is, anymore. Are we to be saved by the Irish at the last moment? (Irish referendum, June 12th).

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The native British are already ‘politically irrelevant’ to the eu/liblabcon.
What do you suggest we do. Storm parliament? - Ed

Are the thousands that voted Red Ken in the hope he retain his mayoral position on a self destruct mission? I’ll never understand how easily led some people are. The politicians Rob them, lie bare-faced, commit fraud, and send their children to fight in an illegal war…yet still they give them their votes. These voters are as peverted and corrupt as the politicians. The are paying for the country to stay on its knees.

RW: Unfortunately I have no such lists and it is virtually certain that, except in the rare instances where the announcement of the latest diktat can be attributed to a particular “spokesperson”, the identities of the members of the unelected tripartite Politburo, comprising the European Council, the Council of Ministers and the European Commission will be concealed from the public insofar as it is possible for them to be kept hidden.

I only know what the rest of us know, which is that the
Commission includes four failed British politicians, i.e. Kinnock, Brittain, Patten and Mandelson, with Bilderberger Kenneth Clarke virtually certain to be added next year - notice here though that, as in the case of the Bilderberg Group, token political party affiliation is unimportant - commitment to the cause of the New World Order is all that matters.

Just to re-focus on the original topic, I think we can be sure that, whatever happens to Leee Jasper himself, his various ethnocentric rackets including
those listed above by Allan@Aberdeen will continue uninterrupted with their business of hoovering-up taxpayers’ cash,
albeit under “new” management, i.e. the same people shuffled around into one another’s posts and given different job titles.

The only question remaining is how the LibLabConEUSSRIslamist party,
in collaboration with their tame, almost certainly Copmmon Purpose graduate Metpol Commissioner, will manage to ensure that their faithful comrade Leninstone escapes this business unscathed with his honourable reputation
intact. Phrases such as “insufficient evidence” and “not
in the public interest” immediately spring to mind. One way or another, they will make certain that Leninstone is off the hook and scot-free.

In one way, what I’m about to say has little on the face of it, to do with the above. However, as someone who’s business involves being in people’s homes, it impacts on the future. With all of the above, and more happening in our land, more oppression, more foreigners lining their pockets than ever before, I can honestly say that, more people are now sick to the back teeth of this system, than I previously thought. Out of five appointments in one day, three of the householders, at middle income/class level, all started the conversation that would have many BNP activists reaching for the info-packs and introduction letters. We have to garner this level of potential - and we can take the quiet revolution to a higher level. Our people ARE definately waking up, and they are now talking outwardly about the BNP. Livingstone, Blair, and the whole lot of thieves, fraudsters, perverts, and out and out good for nowt criminals in power, are seriously under threat from one hell of an angry British people… Bring it on ASAP.

It would make my year to see that vile man Red Ken behind bars. Every thing comes to he who waits.

We seem to have found yet another thoughtful, informed contributor for these pages, in Noel and his various posts. I have learned more from a careful reading of the posts on this site since we set up the forum (once again, thank you, Web Team and all the “Eds”), and from following some of the links, than I ever learned in years of slow growth of awareness and understanding before this new site was set up.

“The native British are already ‘politically irrelevant’ to the EU/liblabcon.
What do you suggest we do. Storm parliament? - Ed”

Dear Ed., No, of course not:- I am no hothead or fifth columnist from Searchlight, or one of the other so-called Nationalist sites I have heard of (I do not read them, as they are proscribed for BNP members). All we can do for the moment is “carry on”, which is what I am doing, and all of us are doing; carrying on with our work for the salvation of Britain and of the British people, hoping that Destiny will bring forth the circumstances and the Man who will save Britain. I have invested some 5 years of mental and emotional commitment to the BNP so far; the Party is quite simply the most important thing in my life, for I have no family left to distract me.

Why do I believe it is worth “carrying on”? Because I believe we in the BNP have already reached enough Britons, and helped create a climate of awareness which is so widespread, that our Quisling government and their EU masters will think twice before actually invoking the clauses in the Treaty which would permit them to ban the BNP and abolish our legislature at Westminster.

In other words, despite the unworthiness of most present day Britons,I cannot conceive that the Great God I worship will abandon Britain to her enemies. He has never done so before. So we must carry on educating, informing and politicising the masses, a constant thorn in the Regime’s side.

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Hi, Askari,
At present, the most valuable thing any of us can do is learn as much as we can and pass it on to others. You are right also, concerning any attempt by the EU to abolish this movement. The current policy, we believe, is of containment, and the denial of a public platform, both of which are futile in the long term. - Ed

Looks like someones getting their comeuppance….finally.

Askari Noel A bit of the page topic I know but;
People can only be governed if they consent to it, there are many of us and few of them. This country has a pretty good history of rebelling, before we had parliamentry democracy, not that it is widely broadcast by the system. It is a fairer system than some in the world but it isn’t the only system that has to be, and it isn’t the only system we have had in this country. History is full of changes in societies.
If we are proscribed as a party we are still here as people. Parliamentary democracy is a safety valve for the people, so the system remains intact, hence Cons in ,Cons out, Lab in, Lab out, so on and so on. If that safety valve is taken away ie PD is taken away, somewhere else will blow, it has to, you cannot suppress the human spirit, we have come to far as a species for that. If the BNP has changed enough minds people will strive by other means for what they want. It could be bloody, but that wouldn’t be of our making. Look at all the blood loss in the rest of the world when democracy is taken away. We can still have the society we want if enough people want it. A large minority is all it takes to change things.
We can’t be forced to take what we don’t want.
At present we still have our party so we carry on as we are, if things change then we will will have to adapt, we have to keep that spirit alive.
There are some incredibly gifted intellectual people in this party for us to fail. We have the most gifted leader of any party. I believe change is coming what kind I don’t know, but we are as a movement in the ascendency and I believe things are positive for us.
Why else all the negative attention by the state?

Well I did make a comment similar to the one I posted on this illustrious site on their “readers comments” section about Mr Barnbrook having a gander at the accounts, but this morning the site claimed that no comments had been received and now the comments section has shut up shop early doors. Too many other chaps from here commenting?

Not exactly up to date (early 2005) but here’s a piece on Livingstone by an American who considers that Livingstone was/is a genuine liberal (in the American sense):-
http://www.davidduke.com/general/update-on-the-ken-livingstone-affair-now-we-know-the-real-reason-for-the-attack-on-him_258.html