11/14/2010

Poppy. By Uncle Monty.




Poppy Day ~ By Uncle Monty.
Photos By Alex Albion.
***
Some idiots have called wearing The Poppy in
remembrance of our British war dead as both
“racist” and “poppy fascism.” That’s why I
suspect I see so few, if any, of the millions of
black immigrants, foreigners, Muslims, Asians,
and Afro-Caribbean men and women in the UK
not supporting or wearing a red poopy to honour
our war dead. Many of these people come and
scrounge all they can from us for free, but de-
liberately refuse to honour those who have
fought for the freedoms we so cherish
thanks to those brave ladz and galz who
have laid down their lives for the British
Nation over many centuries.
***
Some of the officers and gentlemen at Poppy Day.
***
My view is The Poppy represents the best
that is Britain! And certainly, not the worst!
When I see menacing Muslims, who vile New
Labour let in, spitting on the good name of
our British armed service ladz and galz, I
feel such Muslim scumbagz should be de-
ported without any further ado. And also,
stop their free benefits immediately. If
such Muslims hate us so, why do they
want to stay in the UK? They want to stay
to cause trouble and get all of those freebies
they don't deserve and shouldn't be given
to them any way - period. Ship them to
America, I say, too. There they'll soon be
put in their place by the Yankees, who like
me, don't care much for menacing Muslims.
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Some of our good ladz and galz at Poppy Day.
***
At Poppy Day, I was delighted to encounter
so many patriotic folkz and fellow compatriots
despite the grim downpours of heavy rain and
sunless sky on what was otherwise officially
called Armistice Day, 2010. Or 11.11.11.
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One Member of The Blake, The
Classical Vocal Quartet.
***
For me the real pleasure was encounter-
ing for the first time British General Bill
Moore, CBE, (shown above in the lead photo)
who amicably chatted with me in response to
my questions about the hideous Afghanistan
War and the horror of the Bush/Blair Iraq
War of which we should have had no part.
Warmongers always become war criminals,
sooner or later, like George Bush and Tony
Blair. My questions to General Moore were
almost the same kind that I'd asked two
years ago of British General Sir Richard
Dannatt, then Chief of the British
General Staff.
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Only The Best!
***
General Moore's answers led me to tell
him of my encounter with Field-Marshal
Vicount Montgomery at States House with
Capt. Sir Basil Liddell-Hart and his second
American wife Lady Kathleen in 1968.
Such came about due to my old friend Adrian
Liddell-Hart, Sir Basil's only son thru his first
marriage. It was Adrian who invited me to
meet my name sake for dinner. I shall always
remember that day, especially now that all
of them are sadly dead except for me!!
***
General Moore works closely with the American
military. So don't confuse him with the U.S. General
of the same name - William Moore. Bill Moore, the
British General, Director, Battlespace Manoeuvre/
Master General of the Ordnance for the UK MoD, will
speak at London's International Armoured Vehicles
***
General Moore is the fourth British General that
I have met in as many years. Top brass! So
enjoyed Bill Moore, I did. He helped make
Poppy Day so special for us all ... Bravo!
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THE NEW head of Britain''s armed forces,
General Sir David Richards, has warned that the
West cannot defeat al-Qaeda and militant Islam.
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Poppy Petals At The Traflagar Fountains.
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If we fail to remember and honour our war
dead, even if you are someone like me who
opposes all war, then we become an empty
vessel - morally, spiritually, patriotically,
and nationalistically.
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British War Veteran Still Doing His Part at Poppy Day.
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What a lady to meet on Poppy Day? She's
Eliza (seen below) and called "Lieley" by her
friends. Born in 1914 ... Now at the grand
age of 96!! Bravo! She told me she remem-
bered only "bits about the 1918 First World
War" at then going on for 5 years of age or
more than 90 years ago. Wooooooow! With
her "patriotic" wheelie bag going shopping at
Morrison's, do notice how she uses no walking
stick or walking aid or a mobile shopper to get
about. Eliza represents the best that is British!!
Asked what she thought of today's England, she
said: "I shudders to think every day" at what
the Labour scoundels have done to Britian.
***
Remembering Our War Heroes,
Truly Uncle Monty.
+Remembrance Sunday, 2010.
It's also the 64th Birthday of Prince Charles,
who is still waiting to be our next King of
England! Poooor thing!
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And, All On Armistice Day. By Uncle Monty.
So I went from the morning Poppy Day event to
the mid-day St. Martin's service for those who
have this year died homeless to the worthy St.
Lazarus evening concert at Cadogan Hall and
all on Armistice Day, 2010. Each of the three
events I attended held meaningful symbols of
what is the best of humanity and human dignity.
I was so glad I could be there at each of those
memorable events. And, least I forget to also
mention my mid-afternoon invitation to High
Tea at the newly-refurbished and recently re-
opened Savoy Hotel on The Strand with my
old visiting American friends Calhoun & Sizzy
Temple from Springfield, Illinois. They kindly
gave me my first Christmas gifts of the year!
At the end of the day, I had been on my feet
for almost 16 hours non-stop, yet I complain-
ed not!! Thus, Armistice or Remembrance
Day, 2010, I now relish will gladness and joy.
While this new week I have five more
events to attend and also possibly to write
about. Not that I need any more stories to
write since I already have so many in the
pipeline to last until the end of the year
at when I shall take a needed break from
megablogging ... until late January, 2011.
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11/07/2010

Lambeth. By Uncle Monty.




Inside Lambeth Palace.
By Uncle Monty.
Palace Photos By Alex Albion.+
Exactly two weeks after Pope Benedict XVI had made
his first and historic papal visit to Lambeth Palace as
The Vicar of Christ at the Anglican Invitation of His
Grace, The Archbishop of Canterbury, I also made
my first visit last month inside the palace much
like the pope had done earlier.
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Unlike the Holy Father, however, I arrived with no
public fanfare of course. Although as an avowed
Anglican, I had visited the palace on the outside at
a number of times, but I still had not seen inside
until my invited arrival to view the interior of
the eccelesiastic seat of The Archbishops
of Canterbury from many past centuries.+
With the enforced restrictions against visitors and
guests photographing inside the palace itself, I
was handicapped to bring to this blog story some
good inside pictures to help better illustrate the
story. A good picture, after all, helps illustrate a
story much better in many cases than the use
of usual words. Especially for such a writer like
me who is not gifted to use words better than
what a picture can do for my global readership!
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Inside The Palace Courtyard That
Cannot Be Seen From The Outside.
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The Lambeth Palace Library was extraordinary
with books going back to almost the beginning of
printing and book making. Sacked high on shelves
reaching perhaps 12ft. high, the thousands of
antiquarian books were neatly and orderly indexed.
Not just rare books on theology and eccelesiastical
history did I see as I browsed the shelves, but
equally rare old books on heraldry, church music,
English history, lexicography, medicine, Canon Law,
clergy dress, liturgiology, diplomatic protocol,
religious rites, and so and so forth. In others
words, a grand library that even in a life time I
suspect few could read every book, manuscript,
and doucment within the Lambeth Palace Library.
As I browsed the books, I also thought of those
archbishops from Cranmer to Coggan who had
used the outstanding library themselves. And
more recently, knowing that Pope Benedict
XVI had viewed the library and undoubtedly
was impressed himself. If he wasn't, I sure was!
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Many of the leather bound books were huge and
thick in size, too. Some seemed so heavy to even
pick up and read. Without a doubt the list of
books were priceless and treasured beyond what-
ever market value could be rendered. Although
it would not be foolish to say such a library today
would fetch millions of pounds on the book market,
if such was ever put up for sale. God forbid!!
Some of the books are so rare, their extreme
rarity crowns them. I would just love to own a
couple of them in my own cheap and battered
book collection. And even better I wish I had
had the chance to actually sit down and to have
read some of them from beginning to end inside
the remarkable and private library of
the archbishops.
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Entering The Palace, Visitors See This.
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Along with such rare books, 15th to 19th
century hand-coloured prints and detailed
woodcuts of Lambeth Palace could be viewed
by visitors and guests alike. There was not
enough time given to be able to see every
thing in the historic collection. Spacious and
and airy was the library with perhaps 100
bookshelves to hold a thousand books each.
The furniture and reading tables blended
well with the high ceilling and panelled walls.
The silence in the library was almost deafen-
ing, too, despite the party of 20 other
visitors eagerly present and correct.
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A View of The Outside Looking
From Inside of The Palace.
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At the Archbishop’s private chapel, the choir
stalls displayed the heraldic and episcopal
arms of each country belonging to the World-
wide Anglican Communion that now boasts
80 million Anglicans.
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"Lambeth Palace, on the south bank of the River
Thames opposite Parliament, has been a historic
London residence of Archbishops of Canterbury
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I will as soon as I can get back to my keyboard
to write perhaps some more about my Lambeth
Palace experience, I will do so after now returning
from Canterbury and visiting there overnight with
two clergy friends of mine at the Diocese of Canter-
bury. Had a lovely weekend, I must say ...+
Trust Always In The Good Lord, Uncle Monty.+Williboard of York, Apostle of Frisia, 2010.
+
- NEWS FLASH JUST IN -
Five Church of England bishops are to join the Roman Catholic
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:: And Now, The Very Latest From Our
Dear Rowan & Gene - Nov. 8, 2010!! ::
Gene Robinson goes, but rift remains: strain proves
too much for gay bishop. New Hampshire clergyman
opts to take early retirement. Decision does little
to appease Anglican Communion critics.
By Riazat Butt.http://www.guardian.co.uk/world/2010/nov/07/gene-robinson-anglican-us-episcopal
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"Archbishop attacks manual labour plan."
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A View Inside The Lambeth Palace Grounds Which
Again Cannot Be Seen On The Outside By The Public.
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Facing the axe: Diocese that has twice as many
Muslim worshippers as Anglicans.
By Jonathan Petre.http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-1323237/Facing-axe-Diocese-twice-Muslim-worshippers-Anglicans.html#ixzz13K99SfLu
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Several British Muslim schools forcing EVERY pupil to
wear the veil - and Ofsted inspectors have approved
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Turning Now To Something More Personal Is
The Death of My Dear Friend Pravin Mandalia.
http://allaboutthebigissue.blogspot.com/2010/11/in-memoriam-by-uncle-monty.html
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Serbian Orthodox Enthronement.
Serbs flood into Kosovo for new Patriarch's enthroning.http://thescotsman.scotsman.com/world/Serbs-flood-in-to-Kosovo.6562977.jp
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Barbaric & Violent Africa Today!
No Problem! The UK Welcomes You!Just Bring Your Barbarity & Violence With U!
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Come Meet Again Robert Paterson, The
Ill-Mannered Anglican Cleric of Sodor & Man.
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Talking About The Pope At Lambeth.By Uncle Monty..
He seemed such a nice and friendly chap when
we bumped into each other just moments
after he’d met with Pope Benedict XVI and
Archbishop Rowan Williams during the Pope’s
Papal Visit to Lambeth Palace. He was nicely
dressed in his consecrated role was the man
from the Isle of Man..
His name was Robert Paterson (with one
T only) who holds the Anglican bishopic of
Sodor and Man. I asked if I could photograph
him and he happily complied with my request.
The image I took of him had Lambeth Palace
clearly in the background. It was a fitting picture
for any Anglican bishop to be proud of. But not
so it seems with Robert Paterson, M.A.
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I was delighted to included him in perhaps
several hundreds of other archbishops and
bishops that I have photographed over many
years from all around the world and the world-
wide Anglican Communion especially as part of
what I call my “Pictorial Eccelesiastic Collection.”.
A few days later, I sent Robert Paterson the
photo I had taken of him at Lambeth to his
secretary. Bingo! Got no word of thanks did
I from his secretary nor from him
at the Isle of Man..
So I waited another week to see if some
kind of nice message of thanks to me might
arrive at my inbox. Nothing came. So I sent
Robert, his secretary and his chaplain a simple
message via my next e-mail. “Hello again Bishop
Robert: Did you not like the image I sent of you
at Lambeth? And if so, is that why you have
not sent a thank you to me? Truly, Monty."
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And, again not only was my photo ignored but
also my last message to the Diocese of Sodor
and Man. The principle here is simply one of
good Anglican and bishopic manners that Robert
refused to give or express or his secretary or his
own chaplain. Surely, a decent bishop shouldn’t
act like that? What is wrong with these people
who call themselves Anglican like me?
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Whatever, I have now put him among my gallery
of “ill-mannered clerics” that contains Robert
Paterson, along with rude Peter Broadbent, the
"mod" Bishop of Willesden dressed in his worker
jeans and once secretary to then ABC George
Leonard Carey; and that bogus and bastard
“Episcopal bishop" of Loveland, Colorado, USA.
Shame then on the three of them with Paterson
and Sodor and Man now among them ...
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:: Nov. 22nd, 2010. Update on Pete Broadbent ::
"Bishop who said Kate and William's marriage would
:: FOR THE HOMELESS DEAD ::Service of Commemoration for people who have died
homeless will be held at St. Martin-in-the-Fields,
Trafalgar Square, London, on 11th November, 2010,
at 11.30am. The Service of Commemoration is held
each year at St. Martin's during Remembrance Week
to remember those who have died homeless and who
are known to all the many homelessness agencies
working in London. All are welcome to attend,
writes Alastair Murray and Jo Pearce..
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10/29/2010

Beatles. By Uncle Monty.




The Beatles 50th Anniversary Concert.
By Uncle Monty.
Concert Photos By Alex Albion.
***
Superstar Dame Shirley Bassey was the most
adorable and most inimitable of the famous per-
forming artists at last night’s Royal Philarmonic
50th Anniversary Tribute to The Beatles that was
held at London’s renowned Royal Albert Hall.
***
The other performing stars of note last night in-
cluded Tony Christie, Darius Campbell, Beverley
Knight, Antony Costa, and Liz McClarnon. Followed
by Maria Elena Infantino, Analiza Ching, Tony Moore,
Elliott Frisby and Lou Jordan, who I first met during
the concert intermission. Along with the stars was also
the 115-member Maltese choir of “The Mediterranean
Voices” with their dozens of sopranos, altos, tenors
and basses who sang Beatles songs during
the three-hour long orchestral concert.
***
With the weekend here and the end of British
Summer Time come Sunday, I will state here
some other critical observations of The Beatles
Tribute that was oddly rather “un-English” in its
presentation and the orchestral arrangements by
Wayne Grima of The Beatles most famous lyrics
I just didn’t much like to be frank with you.
Such just didn't sit well with me.
***
There was a “foreign” tone, I thought,
thoughout the whole concert performance, aside
from the notable performances of Dame Shirley
Bassey and Tony Christie and a few other British
artists at last night’s unique Beatles Tribute that
I attended with three good friends of mine, who
requested that I not name them ... OK!
***
Lou Jordan with Uncle Monty.
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It was a case at times during the concert of the
huge choir drowning out the orchestra or the
orchestra more times than not drowning out the
choir. Not only was the choir Maltese, but it
was also monotonous and unimaginative in their
Beatles repertoire. What “The Medditeranan
Voices” had to do with The Beatles simply beats
me! Their singing voices was far from Liverpool or
the British and American sounds of Beatlemania
of the 60’s. I could have stood up right then and
there inside the Royal Albert Hall, with my three
good friends, and have sounded more authentic in
singing Beatles songs we know off by heart than
those foreign voices trying to sound like some-
thing like John, George, Ringo and Paul.
***
Then we had to put up with the dreadful trio
“Candy Rock” – doing a Beatles tune or two.
They were all dressed up in satin white like
they were at a wedding instead of at the 50th
Anniversary Tribute to The Beatles. Not much
better was soloist Lenny Zakatek singing “Come
Together” and I cringed in my balcony seat at
Elliott Frisby’s rendition of “For No One.” A
pink pussy cat could have sang it better!!
***
But now for the good part ... I just loved solo
violinist Analiza Ching with her superb playing
of “Yesterday” and her magnetic performance
with her whole body "speaking" as she played.
She thrust her majestic head back and forth with
her dark and silky long hair flowing in exact
harmony with the strings of her lovely violin. With
Analiza Ching was Soprano Maria Abela Manconi
tagging along singing the same song of
"Yesterday" on stage.
***
Lou Jordan was good, too, as he sang “Don’t Let Me
Down” in his British-born and authentic Beatles style.
And, “Hey Jude” couldn’t have been sang any better
than by Glasgow’s Darius Campbell at age 30. He was
striking on stage and his singing gave the huge
audience much pleasure I must say.
***
Tony Christie and his singing of the Beatles song "The
Long And Winding Road" went together like peaches
and cream as he sang from the heart. Indeed, he did.
The audience wasn’t a warm lot and I’d say they were
a rather aloof and impersonal crowd. But Tony soon
brought the best out of them, although it was now
getting rather close to the closing of the show.
***
But overshadowing whatever faults I found at
The Beatles 50th Anniversary Concert, Welsh-born
superstar Shirley Bassey cleared much away and
then brought the audience to its feet as soon as she
appeared in her posh jet black sequin dress that few
would have guessed she was almost 75 years old.
***
The dame not only looked damn good, but she
sang damned good, too! She did us all good by her
adorable and inimitable presence that was worth
the steep price of the concert ticket (almost $100
a piece) just to see her in upclose performance.
***
As special guest star of the evening, Dame Shirley
beautifully sang “Something” and it sure was some-
thing to hear and see her sing it. Bouquets were lavish-
ed on her and at last the audience came alive and show-
ed their human warmth toward dear Shirley Bassey.
Men, young and old, stood agog in the aisles to get
a closer look at her. And, so did I!
***
Cameras went wild photographing her at the Royal
Albert Hall that has been, I suspect, a second home to
Dame Shirley for more than 50 years. Folkz kept re-
peatedly clapping for her out of their long love and
respect for the distinquished Cardiff-born lady who
sang “Diamonds Are Forever” in the 007 or James
Bond movies and, of course, in her stunning sound-
tracks for the film themes of “Goldfinger”
and “Moonraker.”
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Shirley_Bassey
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Thus, The Beatles 50th Anniversary Tribute was
brought to a befitting and gracious close by lovely
Shirley, who is a true Welsh dame and a true British
artist with or without her royal knighthood and
title of Dame of the British Empire (DBE).
God bless her!! And The Beatles, too!!
***
Honestly, Uncle Monty.
+Apostles Simon & Jude, 2010.

The Body Shop's Dame Anita Roddick.
Anita Roddick: Damn The Dead Dame. By Uncle Monty.
http://allaboutthebigissue.blogspot.com/2010/11/dame-by-uncle-monty.html
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10/28/2010

Field Fayre. By Uncle Monty.




Field Fayre At The BNP.
By Uncle Monty At Mid-Wales.
Field Photos By Alex Albion.
~~~
Drive the back roads of mid-Wales for perhaps
25 miles from the border of Albion and there by
the flowing and meandering river the first ever
"Field Fayre" or "Indigenous Weekend" of the
British National Party (BNP) greeted me
and all with Cymru and simple rural beauty.
~~~
The location of Field Fayre was also ideal for
rally karts, canoeing, raft building, archery,
fishing, clay pigeon shooting, 4x4 Off Road
Driving, and Team Building. It was also a
perfect place to escape from the maddening
crowd for the Welsh mountain fresh
air above all else.
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Best still, it confounded the leftist loonies and
rabid commies from enjoying themselves by
always trying to distrupt the peaceful and
lawful gatherings of my like-minded
patriotic Anglo-Saxons. The Field Fayre
was affirmation that we're still alive and
kicking despite all the efforts against us
by the ilk of Weyman Bennett at UAF
and the commie lackey Trevor Phillips of
ECHR. Along with the pro-leftist British
news media that seems always to go
along with them no matter what.
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By The Meanding River at BNP's Family Fayre.
~~~
A non-political event was the aim of Field Fayre,
but it was in some ways rather like the BNP’s
previous annual patriotic "Red, White & Blue
Festival" (RWBF) that has seen ugly scenes of
lawless freaks and avenging red socialist of the
far left act out with seeming impunity in the UK
against the BNP at where ever and whenever it
lawfully gathers to under take its political and
patriotic duties. Far from the leftist thugs
and pathological socialist sickos, the Family
Fayre certainly made up for this year’s lack of
the annual RWBF. Not one of the anti-fascists
loonies could find the venue at mid-Wales no
matter how hard he or she tried. Indeed, Field
Fayre was a private and pleasant affair that
added to the becoming charm and scenic
countryside that by its sheer secret location
and undisturbed isolation made for
an especially lovely weekend.
~~~
For once in my life I also found, dare I
say, an additional spiritual peace among the
evergreens and flowing dark rural blue river
of Powys. The children and their pets then
could also play without fear of unwanted
socialistic troublemakers harming their
sanctuary of joyful childhood life at
the BNP Field Fayre.
~~~
Delightful Jackie Griffin, who for
more than 25 years has been happily
married to BNP leader and avowed
Anglican Nick Griffin. By training,
Jackie is a registered nurse.
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BNP Leader Nick Griffin at Family Fayre.
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A Superb Graphic!!
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Autocephalous Rev'd Robert West.
He Heads The British Christian Council.
An ex-British army enlistee, 58, he was
not brought up in a religious family setting.
It was only when he joined the army did
he desire to become a independent vicar
after his army buddies repeatedly told him
they thought he was their "army chaplain."
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The Sunday Sermon by the autocephalous
Rev’d Robert West included old Anglican hymns
of All Things Bright and Beautiful, Praise My Soul
The King of Heaven, and Onwards Christian
Soldiers, which gave glorious texture to our faith
of old that the ultraliberal, radical leftist, and
pro-Muslim, Church of England oftentimes
fails to do thesedays.
~~~
The later presentation by Nick Griffin in his own
talk “Albion – History in words, pitcures, poems,
and song” was resounding to one's English ears
and to one's British mind. Plus, came John
Walker of RWB Radio, and the legendary Green
Arrow’s “The Wales I know and love,” and
Tony Backhouse’s traditional and nationalist
songs that all competed for the attention
of the good people present in person
at the lovely Field Fayre.
~~~
This BNP lad & his swanky Collie "Jedd"
were 1st Place Winners some five times!!
~~~
At the food tent, hog roast welcomed one and
all with the open menu “Come Eat Pig With Us.”
And, folkz sure did. And, no wonder we saw
not one menacing Muslim, thankfully!
I love pork pies, too, don't you?
~~~
I liked her patriotic hairdo!
I think Nick did, too!
~~~
Listed among keynote events was the famous
“BNP Prima Ballerina” Simone Clarke, who
publicly declared her BNP membership much
to the shagrin and consternation of the English
National Ballet (ENB) at where Simone danced
with ballet perfection. She then became an ins-
tant target of the vile fanatics of United Against
Fascism (UAF) led by the hideous and crude
Weyman Bennett, who was arrested earlier at
some violent UAF street protest for vicious
affray and will, I assume, be appearing in court
to answer the criminal charge against him. Hope-
fully, if he's found guilty, they'll finally lock him
up for good or deport him out of the country.
To him, good riddance and three cheers, I say!
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Elsewhere at the Field Fayre, Voice of Freedom
editor Martin Wingfield and Elections Officer
Clive Jefferson offered a special free workshop
on how to write, layout, and print copies of the
newsletter Field Fayre, which was distribut-
ed to all the folkz for free. I read each daily
issue that came my way while at mid-Wales!
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Climb Up To Get A True Bird's Eye View!
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I Was So Glad To Capture This Awesome Scene of Welsh
Stags. Please Don't Shot Them Only With A Camera!!
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The three-day Family Fayre brought canavans,
bivouacs, sleeping bags, tents, and open star skies
for those hardy enough to bed down by the river-
side and under the capped mountains of Cymru.
Alcohol and drug-free was the event which was
just fine with most BNP folks there. I myself
stayed at Heffington House by invitation of
two old Welsh family friends who pampered
me like I was the old Earl of Powys. Bravo!!
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A Magical Moment at Family Fayre ...
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Fondly from Old Cymru, Uncle Monty.
+Saints Simon & Jude, 2010.
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Some Political & Personal
Notes From My BNP Friend.
By Rob Weale.
Edited By Uncle Monty.
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It saddens me that the BNP is not without its egos.
We have had many upheavals in the past months, with
many councillors leaving to become Independants.
This to me does them no justice to leave a political
party because things are not going entirely to their
liking is ridiculous. These issues need to be
addressed not left to fester.
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This is also having a detrimental effect, the enemy
portray us as a party that will come to nothing
because of in-fighting and a lack of positiveness
towards (Nick Griffin) the current leader.
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As you know I'm relatively new to the BNP and to
politics as a whole, however nothing prepared me for the
animosity people show to one another when they disagree
on an issue. The reform group (Welcome to BNP Reform),
for instance. There was a leadership challenge and the losers
instead of accepting their loss and rallying around the winner,
leave the party and embark on a spin campaign to pale all
others made up by the left, what good does this do for
the BNP or the plight our country is in?
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Since our last corespondence I have been elevated to Black
Country area organiser, a responsibilty I share with a very
competent young man named Simon Foxall, he has been
named branch secretary, our first meeting was something of
a disaster, we held it on a night when England were palying
in the Europran qualifiers, suffice to say only the hardened
activists turned up. However this told me two things;
1) we are going to have to work hard if we are to ever build
up a following as to make a difference in this political battle,
2) I have a core group of extremely dedcated activists to
start with and it's from this that I will build a network of
activists to pale any in the country, I must you see because
there is no failure, no other party that can save this country.
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I enjoyed your coverage of the Pope's visit, I only hope the
message he left us with will sink into the hearts of the people
of Britain, "we must regain our faith". I have been especially
busy over the last month or so having accepted the position
of Black Country BNP Organiser, although assigning work
for others to do isn't that hard, we are curently in our se-
cond week of campaigning "Bring our Boys Home" Support
Our troops, and we're having an excellent response. Hope
I can get to see you again soon as the little chat we had
on the way to the (Family Fayre) event was inspiring.
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Right of Centre Thoughts. By Uncle Monty.
My own thoughts are that if we look at what
vile Tony Blair and morose Gordon Brown did
during their destructive New Labour tenures,
then what is happening inside the BNP is basic-
ally chicken feed. To be any kind of politican one
by nature must be some sort of overt egoist
to some degree or another. Thus folks like
Richard Barnbrook are bound to clash with
the present BNP leader.
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Richard Barnbrook Expelled from BNP.
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The problem is the BNP hasn't recovered, nor
will it for some time, after its General Election
fiasco that even saw Nick Griffin's political hopes
completely dashed of becoming a British MP
against Margaret Hodge's Labour mass im-
migration engineering at Barking last May.
In fact, Nick Griffin should never have been
sucked into running at Barking in the first
place. It was a fatal and tactical mistake from
start to finish both for him and the BNP.
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Another factor is that as party leader, Nick
Griffin should never have declared he
planned to step down from the party by, I
think, 2013 or 14. What such does is create
a "lame duck" leader much like we see in
America with a "lame duck" president.
The rise of the English Defence League (EDL)
has also attracted more disillusioned BNP
members and other nationalists who are
confounded by the loss of political
ground and representation by,
and of, the BNP in the UK.
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If the far-right is to survive against the pre-
sent and non-stop onslaught in the UK of mass
multiculturalism, mass multiracialism, mass
Muslim infiltration, and mass immigration,
then they will need to unite under one front to
combat such an onslaught that New Labour has
deliberately fostered to bring England to its knees
and under the vile control of the European
Union (EU). Aside from using mass immigration
as a socialist tool of class warfare, the perverse
aim of bloody Blair has been to create an
electoral majority of immigrants-turned-
citizens for the vile British Labour Party to
rule again in future. And, especially with the
black fertility rate skyrocketing every day
with babies then later becoming adult ardent
Labour supporters and voters that will see
the rise of black political power much like
the Muslims will inside England and at
where Blair & Co. have always detested
Old England at every which way. Their
destruction of the British way of life knows
no end. In turn, I utterly detest every
thing that New Labour has done with
deliberate intent to destroy the country
that is now "Bloody Broken Britain" for
sure. I hope some kind of plague will come
to wipe out all that New Labour has
wrongly done to my country. Better
for England, had hideous Tony Blair
never been born ... He is after all an
utter bastard ... not to mention Iraq
and his status now as a war criminal.
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Also, the growing danger of Islam inside Britain
will one day see the overthrow of the English
monarchy and Christianity, if steps are not
taken immediately to counter the Islamic
tryanny and threat to us as a British, non-
Muslim, nation. When we see Tony Blair's
own sister-in-law decare last week she was
now a convert Muslima, such is another step
to the normalization of Islam inside the UK.
The more we appease Islam, the more its
stranglehold grows. And the more terrorism
we shall see. "Not all Muslims are terrorists,
but almost all terrorists are Muslims,"
says Geert Wilders so rightly!
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The EDL has tapped into that and the BNP
needs to tap into the real fears and anger of
the true birthers of England against all that
is happening against their will and wish.
It's fine to support our troops - even
though our lads and gals should NOT be
in mindless Afghanistan and murderous
Iraq, etc. - but the BNP, The UKIP, and
other nationalist parties, must hit the streets
and protest and confront the evil forces that
have been allowed to get the upper hand
over us. Without blood, sweat, and tears,
today's Bloody Broken Britain will stay
that way forever and a day and until we
are all dead and gone with our country
taken over by savages, immigrants, fore-
igners, and worst of all by those menacing
Muslims in their New Muslim Country
(NMC) at what was once our own
"Great Britain."
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Talk of squatters! We have now become a nation
of alien squatters by the millions all because of
those god- damn socialists and red leftist loonies
being given unfettered reign inside our own
country and to destroy it in the process.
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Catholic primary school set
who has '15 children by 14 women'
By Paul Sims, Claire Ellicott, Jack Doyle & Nick Fagge.
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Far-right gains throw Swedish government into turmoil.
By Tony Paterson.
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Young gay men fuelling HIV epidemic, study warns
Researchers say that rising rates of syphilis along HIV among
young gay men suggests risky sexual behaviour was to blame.
Also Soon By Uncle Monty.
Anita Roddick: Damn The Dead Dame.
And, more about "liberal" Muslim
James Caan offering to buy baby Sara
for 100,000 Pakistani rupees during his
recent visit to his native Pakistan ...
What a low life scumbag he is!!
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