BIRMINGHAM OR BIRMISTAN? YOUR CHOICE

Today is election day and for the third consecutive year every single voter in the Second City has the opportunity to vote for the British National Party.

There are many reasons why people vote BNP and you can view the party’s election broadcast here. However, we in Birmingham face a particular problem that has far-reaching implications and we at Patriot think it’s about time we all opened our eyes and minds to the peril in our midst. We don’t apologise for this frank portrayal of what has gone and what is coming, but please remember that today you will have your chance to have your say about it.

Our city is changing, but it is not for the better. Birmingham grew out of the industrial revolution and it was built by a multi-cultural workforce, not of Pakistanis and Afro-Caribbeans, but by local English people and the Welsh, the Scots and the Irish. Together we built this place into the city of a thousand trades. Now all we have is the city of a thousand crimes or the city of a thousand languages.

We built our homes, but in the last few decades we have been pushed out and replaced. We now stand on the precipice of becoming the first city in the United Kingdom whose indigenous British community is an ethnic minority. To those who have not yet left - Brum no longer feels like home.

You might have expected that such a process would have been opposed by those in government, but in recent years we have had all three main parties in various degrees of control and none of them have done anything to address ethnic displacement. There is only one party prepared to stand up and say ‘enough is enough’. A vote for the BNP is a statement that Birmingham should maintain an identity in keeping with what had been envisaged by those who built it.

However, the old parties of the Lib-Lab-Con want to destroy the Birmingham our forebears knew. The Labour MP for Hodge Hill said only last week that our city needs more immigrants and wants to import another 100,000 to add to those who are already straining public services to breaking point, in particular the NHS. The most unsettling thing about Liam Byrne’s remarks is that he is also the government’s Immigration Minister. The following map of the UK shows that Birmingham already has one of the highest concentration of migrant workers so why would we want any more? The truth is that we, the British people, are being systematically replaced.


If you haven’t got the picture yet you probably never will, but the same people who make the most absurd claims about the ‘extremist BNP’ are themselves guilty of the most appalling crimes. The Lib-Lab-Con policies of mass immigration and multi-culturalism are leading this country to a very dark future, one in which it will be dragged back to the Dark Ages by a vicious political ideal that first manifested itself in the Middle East in the 7th century. The policies of the Lib-Lab-Con will lead inexorably to this disaster, but time has not run out. As long as the BNP exists there is political opposition to this insane plan and the ballot box remains the biggest weapon in our arsenal.

So please go out and vote, but remember the stark choice that we face in this city of ours.

It really is all about whether you want Birmingham or Birmistan.