By Giuseppe de Santis Nationalists will be delighted to know that the circulation of anti-BNP newspapers declined again in August.
Another good news is that our campaign to bankrupt The Guardian, The Observer, The Independent and the Independent on Sunday is continuing to be successful.

National daily newspaper print sales for August 2012 (source ABC)
Name of title : Average sale in August; percentage change month on month; percentage change year on year

National dailies

• Daily Mirror : 1,088,724 ; 0.62 ; -7.34
• Daily Record : 276,270 ; 0.27 ; -10.24
• Daily Star : 600,304 ; -3.73 ; -14.63
• The Sun : 2,502,691 ; -1.89 ; -10.48
• Daily Express : 550,502 ; -0.91 ; -12.59
• Daily Mail : 1,914,126 ; -0.37 ; -7.25
• The Daily Telegraph : 584,089 ; 0.49 ; -7.59
• Financial Times : 280,124 ; -3.66 ; -15.60
• The Guardian : 204,271 ; -2.43 ; -15.34
• i : 281,530 ; 0.50 ; 47.34
• The Independent : 81,804 ; -2.17 ; -54.67
• The Scotsman : 36,344 ; 6.50 ; -14.65
• The Times : 407,720 ; 0.90 ; -9.38
• Racing Post : 50,354 ; 7.51 ; -3.09

National Sundays

• Daily Star Sunday : 439,621 ; -3.68 ; -40.99
• The Sun (Sunday) : 2,133,616 ; -1.11 ; NA
• Sunday Mail : 315,077 ; 0.97 ; -24.97
• Sunday Mirror : 1,101,206 ; 2.16 ; -42.06
• The People : 457,964 ; -0.23 ; -48.66
• Sunday Express : 505,900 ; 0.48 ; -25.36
• Sunday Post : 275,608 ; -0.23 ; -16.41
• The Mail on Sunday : 1,811,463 ; 1.80 ; -13.67
• Independent on Sunday : 123,696 ; 4.16 ; -24.81
• The Observer : 246,245 ; 0.47 ; -10.23
• Scotland on Sunday : 43,382 ; 4.56 ; -22.35
• The Sunday Telegraph : 463,733 ; 1.59 ; -7.18
• The Sunday Times : 914,685 ; -0.52 ; -9.56

It's good to see that more and more people are supporting our plan to boycott and bankrupt The Guardian and The Observer (as well as Auto Trader) but it's extremely important to keep us the pressure as the odds to closing them for good have never been higher.
The Guardian Media Group (the company that publishes the two titles) is losing plenty of money and things for them can only get worse.

They invested a lot in digital technologies so that The Guardian's website is the third most visited news website in the world (after the Daily Mail and the New York Times) but online revenues are a fraction of printed papers and no one knows how and if this can be changed.

Even if they can manage to increase online revenue they will still have to cut cost heavily and this means a lot more of their useless journalists must be sacked.

Therefore as they still rely heavily on advertising from print papers any decline in circulation is going to hurt them and this is why we must keep the pressure so that we can finally teach a lesson to those arrogant people who are full of hatred for Britain and British workers..

The same is true also for The Independent and the Independent on Sunday and with a little effort we can close them down for good.
Because together we can.