Things really are moving very fast indeed now. Just a couple of years ago the BBC were conspiring with the Labour Party and the police to try to jail BNP officials for telling the truth about the organised prostitution of English children by Muslim men and youths.

Now, only weeks before the BNP seem set to be elected into the London Assembly, reality seems to have kicked in to such a level that that very same BBC are now exposing this scandal via their flagship Panorama programme.

This programme can quite correctly be described as the BNP’s first party political broadcast of the current election season!

The blatant and shocking level of abuse has now become so great that even one brave Muslim spokesman has expressed his shame and disgust at the politically correct excuses that pass themselves off as senior police officers in parts of Britain. Rest assured, under a BNP government all of those officers who have turned a blind eye or tipped a wink to these rapists and paedophiles who have been allowed to systematically prey on our children will be sharing the same prison cells. They can then spend the rest of their lives contemplating the misery, heartache and distress that they have heaped upon poor working class white communities in what is nothing less than a modern day white slave trade.


This special video featuring BNP chairman Nick Griffin was shot in response to this scandal less than two hours ago. Viewers should consider that if West Yorkshire Police, the Labour Party and the BBC had had their way, this man would still be locked in prison and this outrage would still be being swept under the carpet.

Video comment from Nick Griffin and further explanation can be found here.

Also, note in the newspaper report to be found here how Turks and Kurds are described as “white” rather than “Muslim” and how alleged Muslim offenders in the north of England are labelled “Asian”! In our opinion tarring all Asians “with the same brush” is not only unjust but downright racist!

Don’t miss the programme on Panorama BBC One 10.35pm on Thursday 27 March 2008.