Criminals escape justice, while innocents are jailed for thought crimes.
By  Sid Williamson

Why? Because the prisons are full!
Every White Nationalist will certainly be aware about the dangers of saying the wrong thing, in front of the wrong people. We all know of someone who is sitting in jail because of something they have said, or indeed written. We all remember the persecution of John Tyndall, as well as the trials and subsequent retrials of Nick Griffin and Mark Collett. There have been many more, not least the recent hounding of Simon Sheppard. So it ought really to come as a surprise that the home secretary is asking magistrates and judges to avoid custodial sentences, unless of course an offender is deemed dangerous. <>

This has led to judges freeing two convicted paedophiles who they said would otherwise have been sent to jail. And to make matters worse, on Saturday, the BBC said the Identity and Passport Service had failed to ensure that travel bans against almost 150 drug traffickers had been implemented. And although the Government said that most of these criminals are still in jail, the BBC went on to say that officials are still trying to trace 15 offenders who ‘might have gone abroad’.

Home Secretary John Reid is being heralded as a potential challenger to Gordon Brown for the Prime Ministers job, one has to wonder how much worse things are likely to get for the people of Great Britain. Of course it goes without saying, that Tony Blair has given Reid his full backing!

Here is a reminder of the BPP’s policies on Law & Order.

From the British People’s Party's policy list, on our official website.

7. The re-introduction of capital punishment for murder, treason and terrorism.

8. A major crack down on all types of crime especially those involving drugs.

10. The abolition of Public Order Acts and Race Laws. The restoration of freedom of speech, thought, and action.

If this Labour government had adopted such policies, the prisons would not be over crowded as they are now. With murderers and terrorists receiving death sentences, there would automatically be many more spaces for those who simply need removing from our streets. And a major crackdown on drug dealers and the likes would reduce the amount of petty crimes committed by addicts thieving to support their habits.

Policy number 10 speaks for itself, and so shall be dealt with separately.

Abolishing the Public Order and Race Acts, plus restoring our fundamental rights to freedom of speech, thought, and action, would prevent the imprisonment of hundreds of innocent people. Our policies are mere common sense, bureaucracy and even more so political correctness are two of many issues that are crippling this once great nation.

This Madness has got to STOP!