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VIOLATING
FREEDOM: THE CONCEPT OF ‘HATE CRIMES’ By David Jones, BPP
Commissioner Britain is not a free country.
I say that boldly as waves of unwanted immigration into our Islands has
increased into the contempt of the wishes of the native majority, in
particular from coloured lands, Parliament increasingly resorts to
censorship and discrimination of what has now become the majority-held
viewpoint. The majority of people believe that immigration should
cease, or be very tightly curbed, and then some advocate that
immigrants should adopt our culture, some advocate
geographical-separation and some repatriation. Our views on this are
well known and will be obvious to most normal people and it is not the
purpose of this article to explain the fundamental wrongs of immigration
I wish to deal here with a specific issue, the concept of ‘Hate Crime’ laws. Since the 1960’s Parliament saw instant opposition to its destructively liberal ‘race equality’ agenda, and instead of rectifying its policy bringing it into line with public opinion, resorted to censoring the views of its more hard-line critics in order to protect themselves.
The first ‘Race Relations Acts’
(passed in the 1960’s) violated the fundamental right to dispose of
ones own property as we saw fit, effectively removing a shopkeeper or
hoteliers’ right to make a free decision concerning who he sold his
wares or services to. This also barred the right of people to
elect Local Councils who could make similar decisions based on their
voter’s opposition to coloured immigration. Laws were then
promptly passed, in typically ambiguous UK legal terms, banning
behaviour which was likely or intended to cause ‘harassment, alarm or
distress’ to anybody based upon ones own personal viewpoint of race –
another violation our right to form and act upon our own
viewpoint. Under Thatcher through to Tony Blair, along with the
tightening of these laws, more rules were then passed which put
‘Thought Crimes’ on to the Statute Book which then placed an obligation
upon the courts to discriminatively ‘load’ the sentences handed down
for of any crime where a motive based on the officially-disapproved
perception of multi-racialism could be inferred, these provision are
now enshrined in the Race Relations Act 2000. Since then similar
violations have been legalized concerning our right to oppose religions
and sexual minorities (i.e. Muslims and Homosexuals). This was
trumpeted by the so-called ‘right-wing press’ as a way of fighting
Islamic Extremism, but Labour politicians have since admitted that
these laws were in reality intended to curb the BNP’s growth and stop
them referring to Islam in their election materiel.
So that is where we stand today, and the regulations enshrined in these laws are ever shifting, the ambiguous terms of ‘likely’ and ‘intended’. And furthermore only citizen’s protections from prosecution are getting slacker. Also the under Hate Crimes provisions only justification required to arrest, swab and fingerprint someone is a mere complaint from someone who perceives ‘hate’ in whatever crime – weather true or false or even weather the crime took place or not, and make no mistake – the Plod are under increasing pressure to do this, even the nicest copper will nick you for the slightest expression of racial ‘thought crime’. HYPOCRISY
BEYOND BELIEF – THE STATE’S DOUBLE STANDARDS Above - Establishment Marxist Trevor
Phillips: His persecution of ‘racists’ by his EHRC is akin to that of
Mathew Hopkin’s persecution of so-called witches. Like ‘racism’
today, perceived witchcraft made those running the industry very rich,
from the inquisitors to those that sold the wood for the stake.
IT
WILL BE THE TASK OF NATIONALISTS, AUTHENTIC PATRIOTS AND LIBERTARIANS
ALIKE TO RESIST THE INFLUENCE OF THIS MENACE TO
FREEDOM AND STAND UP FOR TRUE FREEDOM OF CONSCIENCE
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