Newcastle North Meeting A Huge Success

Wednesday 9^th of December was the date of the latest Newcastle BNP meeting which took place in the Newcastle North Constituency. The meeting was home to numerous new faces, all there to find out more about the only political party standing up for Great Britain and her people as well as the party’s members and the party’s policies.

Dinnington Parish Councilor, Terry Gibson opened the meeting and introduced the speakers.

Ken Booth, The North East organizer and Newcastle Central BNP candidate in the upcoming General Election gave a short and rather humorous account of the latest day of action in Newcastle city centre. The account included how over 4,500 pieces of literature were distributed to the good people of Newcastle upon Tyne.

Also speaking was Liverpool BNP activist and ex-serviceman, Pete Molloy. Pete gave a very informative speech regarding ideology. “The British National Party is an Ethno-Nationalist party, not a Civic Nationalist party.” He outlined the differences and explained how each ideology applied to different parties, Including UKIP who earlier this year saw their second MEP imprisoned for stealing from the taxpayer.

After the buffet interval and raffle, Steve Finlay was the next speaker who covered a range of topics including economics and how economic globalization is not benefiting the British people. He told how the leaders of other countries are helping boosting their economies and creating jobs, yet the British government is happy to allow foreign businesses to dictate the levels of unemployment within our country. Steve used the closure at ‘Corus’ steel works as an example which is owned by India’s Tata Steel Group, causing 1700 British people to lose jobs. This combined with the continued outsourcing of British jobs to countries like India has a disastrous effect on our economy, not to mention the lives of those who are unemployed. Another issue which was raised was an article in the Daily Express which positioned the UK at 7^th in the world for size of economy and predicted that in coming years, that would fall to 15^th.

As Ken Booth and Terry Gibson Wrapped up this successful meeting there was a whip round which raised over £150. The money raised will go towards printing more leaflets for distribution in upcoming days of action.