Disease, AIDS and Crime in South Africa: It's a Black Thing

Some home truths.

It ain't "racism" because he is black.

Time people spoke out about crime, muggings, drugs, guns and knives in cities like London.

Fear of the label of "racism" is a politically correct device to shut up indigenous working class people from complaining.

Nick Griffin and the civic patriots think coloureds are British because they have a passport and they aren't Muslim.

We have suffered enough. Enough!

Ethiopia: Live Aid Charity Millions Went on Arms Deals

One ex-rebel commander in Ethiopia has said that only 5% of aid money in his region reached the starving.

95% of it was used for buying arms.

That meant millions upon millions raised by Bob "just give us yer fookin' money" Geldof went on arms, to the benefit of mega-rich arms dealers.

Reminds you of the saying:

Foreign Aid:
the Poor in Rich Countries
Giving to the Rich in Poor Countries.

Elton John Has no Right to Adopt

So Elton John and his "partner" David Furniture (on account of him being a poof) want to adopt a little Ukrainian boy.

What unholy box (one careful female owner) has the gyrating pop star, Anti-Madonna, opened by scouring the dark continent for children?

Are children in "poorer" countries really to fear the swoosh of jet planes for fear that yet another American or European "star" is set to land with their giant child-catcher net and the world's media in tow?

Sold into slavery, er... I mean adopted by a celeb in return for a cash injection into the local economy, these children are being collected like lucky charms on an Argos bracelet. Do these children face a more worrying future by growing up speaking an alien language, in an alien culture, surrounded by people busily snorting coke, casual sex and obscene wealth creating a sense of insecurity kept in check by inflated egos.

Will they be happier in their own culture, perhaps materially poorer, but freely mixing with their own people in their own communities?

I think they will.

To me it is a form of people trafficking for these rich celebs to cherry-pick children of different races and cultures. It smacks of a form of racial, cultural and material "supremacy" -- i.e. we can offer them far more than they could ever get in their own homeland, amongst their own people.

We must stop these myopic millionaires from ruining lives and starting a ridiculous craze, like all the Hollywood celebs before them who have adopted foreigners (one thinks of the arch-weirdo Woody Allen).

If they want to help, then let them pay for orphanages, let them pay for schools, let them pay for agricultural colleges and everything that would truly help poor communities in Africa, Eastern Europe, Asia or anywhere else.

We don't need any more messed-up children of celebs hitting the nightclubs in a dozen or so years, and these publicity stunts will do nothing in the long term to help alleviate any genuine poverty in any region.

Besides which, the bottom line should be that the children of Africa, the Ukraine, China or anywhere else from Timbuktu to Montevideo should not be the baubles, the playthings or the trading cards of millionaires, however well-meaning or otherwise.

To coin a phrase, children aren't trophies.

Idi Amin - A Zionist Plot?

I picked up a second hand copy of The Last King of Scotland the other day. Hey: 'Thrifty' is my middle name.

It's a film I'd long wished to see, but never got around to, so when I spotted it for £1 I pounced.

Of course we've all heard of Idi Amin and some of his ways, His expulsion of all Asian from Uganda in the early 70s (1974?) had a profound impact on England and the popularity of the National Front back then.

Folks around back then say Leicester (the town founded by Simon de Montfort who I understand banned Jews from it) became Asian overnight!

Anyways, with all this in mind I wanted to see this film, fiction though it is, to give me some insight into Africa in those days.

Well, if you get a chance to pick up a copy do so, because some of the background material is fascinating, esopecially the director's commentary.

As with so many despots and tinpot dictators before now, he makes it clear that Amin was backed by "the West" as an anti-Communist, at the height of the Cold War.

Or to put it better, he says that certain countries wanted to protect their business interests in Uganda (a prosperous and abundant nation).

And those nations backing a mass murderer?

America, Britain... and... er... Israel.

New World Order anyone?

Free Debate Quashed: International Conspiracy Continues

GERMANY, ARGENTINA & NOW FRANCE

THE CLENCH FIST OF REPRESSION APPROACHES

Right: The original French Tricolour had the Red stripe as the widest of all, significant in what was essentially a pre-Communist Masonic State. The Reds and Zionist Lobby in France now use the Masonic "human rights" law to quash the right to free debate.

Get a load of this you crazy kids:

French group will charge bishop
February 11, 2009

PARIS (JTA) -- A French human rights group says it will press charges
against a Holocaust-denying British bishop. The International League
Against Racism and Anti-Semitism said Wednesday in a statement that it
would charge Richard Williamson with "contesting crimes against
humanity" and denying the Holocaust in an article published in the
German Der Spiegel magazine and in a television interview.

Who else could bring about such pressure and seek to jail a cleric who has never harmed a single hair on a single head (Jewish or Gentile!).

If I question the extent and the manner of the deaths in Rwanda (note: not the fact that Rwandans died, just the manner) will the Argentineans, Germans and French courts spring into life to bring charges against me?

What about the genocide of the Armenians (the first ever Christian nation) which whole groups of people - e.g. the Turkish rulers - deny?

Or shall we discuss the 33 million estimated Ukrainian Christian farmers deliberately starved to death by the Soviet State and its Commissars?

We can believe or deny almost all of them, and whether we are Turks, Communists or African tribal leaders -- we should be free to openly discuss the manner and extent of the murders, of he suffering, of the genocides... ad no-one, anywhere in the world would dream of fining or jailing a person for saying something like "sure the Ukrainians suffered and many died, but it wasn't deliberate and Stalin had no idea what was going on" however foolish, insincere and ignorant you or I may consider such a statement to be.

Is it sinking in yet?

A cleric, a man of Christ, a man used to libraries and classrooms, a man dedicated to promoting the family, the sanctity of every life at every stage... yet simply for stating his own opinion, after research and reading, on an aspect of one historical matter, this man is being hounded by the courts of THREE COUNTRIES (at the last count).

Can anyone doubt the power of the Zionist Lobby or that there is an international, concerted attempt (and that's the legal definition of conspiracy!) against one English Bishop?

In the shadow of not a single War Crime charge being levied against Israel for clear contraventions of the Geneva Convention, the international Zionist Lobby clearly thinks it is at the Zenith of its powers as it seeks to downplay real genocide, and yet screech loudly over the mere words of an Argentinian-based cleric.

Disproportionate? Yep! And the people of Gaza know all about that.

Life Under an Autocratic Regime: Election Canceled amid Threats & Expulsions

There is a repressive "country". A man who has held power for so long that those opposing him accuse him of all manner of corruption, nepotism, cronyism and downright thievery.

The GDP of the country is claimed to be the best-ever and yet the (red sea pedestrian!) bean counters claim it to be solvent by the skin of its teeth and could "go under" at any time (labeling it "insolvent").

A few brave souls have rallied in opposition to the financial crimes, sexual crimes and infractions against Natural Justice of a corrupt and embittered leadership.

These people have faced intimidation, slander, attacks on their property and use of state forces.

The opponents of the ruling clique are dismissed as cranks, nazis, communists and the lowest of the low - despite the opposition's claims to simply want openness, democracy, financial transparency etc.

In the latest twist, there was such pressure exerted to ensure "loyalty," so many threats and even banishment from the land of any who were likely to support the 'opposition' that the leading candidate looking to stand in an election against the incumbent was forced to quit the election race, in scenes which outsiders have said are ridiculous and show that any claims to "democracy" are a farce.

The official, ruling-body controlled media of this land make little mention of this, only very occasionally to besmirch opponents as the agents of external powers.

Of course glowing references to the Dear Leader appear throughout the official media (in every possible place), as do hand-picked sycophantic purple prose by selected followers of the regime. Alternative views and criticism of the leader-for-life (or until he proposes a leader-in-waiting like some Machiavellian sinecure or some 18th century Rotten Borough) are simply not permitted in a media whose total control would make Beria blush with shame.

This may be life in Zimbabwe... but it's also life in the BNP.

No Freedom.
Mixed Identity.
What Security?
Joke Democracy.

Let's Have Slavery Week!

TIME FOR SLAVERY WEEK!

Put down that mug of tea dear reader. Finish that mouthful of bacon sandwich. Sit down.

OK? Settled?

I agree with the idea of Slavery Day! Let us remember the suffering of black slaves over 200 years ago.

"But FC," I hear you cry, "it's just one more thing to batter Whites with, why should we have to put up with this?"

Well, let me sum it up in a number of succinct (OK... not really, but I'll try not to turn into Ranting Ron!) summaries of my stance:

1. The more days we have that annoy the indigenous people (Holocaust Day, Diwali, Slavery Day, India Independence Day, Hug-a-Pooftah Day, Speed Camera Day etc.) the more people will realise that we are the bottom of the heap, ruled by the politically correct who spy on us at every turn and tax us to death.

2. Slavery brought about multi-cult/multi-racism. Without it there would be a White(r) America, not much chance of rap music, White(r) English cities etc.

My old nan used to say "two wrongs don't make a right" (usually as she bashed me and my brother's heads together -- never adding that her third wrong seemed to right everything!) with that loving steely glare, with a slight twinkle in her eye that no-one (not least two teenage tearaways) could argue with.

Exactly so nan: why should the wrong of multi-racism, mass immigration etc. be expected to 'right the wrong' of slavery etc. She must have been a Mosleyite!

3. Leading on from that, my forefathers never benefited from slavery. My forefathers in the UK lived in pretty poor conditions, struggled to make ends meet etc. My forefathers in Ireland lived through all the terrible history of that land - inc. many of its people who were indentured slaves!
Perhaps a Slavery Day might waken up more of our people to this REAL history, outside of the money earned by a few mega-rich families (the more times change... etc.).

4. Allowing Slavery Day would annoy the Zionists ( you just knew I'd mention them didn't you!).
Yes, Melanie Phillips (fanfare please!) the archetypal Zionist mouthpiece wrote against commemorating slavery only last week. Why so Melanie? Because none suffered? Because it means nothing to Blacks?
You know the real reason dear reader? Those people weren't Jewish! This Jewish racism and Israel-Worshipping means that we can only worship at the altar of the Holocaust. No other suffering - not Black certainly - can compare! (to even compare it might verge on illegality in several nations!). Imagine if the slaves crammed into ships (many of the ships owned by Jews as people like Farrakhan has proven) were actually Jewish? Would Melanie Phillips let us ever forget such suffering? No way Pedro.

So if even to annoy Melanie Phillips and her Holocaustianity ilk - let's do it! ;-)

So there you go, a handful of reasons to celebrate Slavery Day.

As Steve from (the Blood & Honour band) Whitelaw said in an interview on TV a while back, better to let them all in so that people finally wake up and do something about it... same idea here.

But in all seriousness, I think we should make reparations to Blacks for slavery!

Yes I do.

I think it was wrong to take the black people out of Africa (though the North African Arabs were doing it before the Portuguese arrived).

And so I am happy to right this original wrong.

And if liberals, blacks activists, communists, politically correct government commissars and so on agree with me (as surely they must) then they can jump on board my bandwagon too. I don't mind. I'm kind and thoughtful like that.

So here's my idea for Slavery Day, reparations etc. to right the wrong that was slavery.

Let's have one big slavery week (heck, why limit it to one day?) next year around this time. Then we can get all the coloureds of Afro-Caribbean stock - plus their descendants and dependents - and take them all back to Africa.

What better way to right that original wrong?

They can all be given reparations, plus they can sell their houses/land/businesses here and keep the money. Blimey! With all that they'll be millionaires back in Africa!

Imagine that! What a week for celebration for all concerned!

The coloureds will be re-united with their homelands and their peoples. They'll get ample reparations ( we can stop the multi-millions going to corrupt regimes and dam building and give it to these worthy recipients).

I'll celebrate all week! I'll get my kids out in the streets dancing (in African attire if the government prefers!).

So come on readers! Get behind me in this crusade for a Black Slavery Day/Week, for reparations for the slaves' descendants, and for the resettlement to finally apologise to Africa for taking her children from her...

Who's with me?

Let's make this a better world...