British Pages

Those people who have been cynical about the British Pages should hang their heads in shame. For the BNP-supporting site has gone from strength to strength (discounting the loss of the NW businesses and poor spelling). The BP (no 'N') has sent this missive to email followers:

• After a promising start the site as virtually come to a stand still so here we are asking for a little bit of help from our members. We have posted on several social networking sites already and are in the process of approaching blog owners who helped us last time, so its all part of a recruitment drive. We need you to try and enlist at least one business to register with British Pages. To make things easier for you we have put together a small package as a small incentive to any prospective business.
  
  If a business or tradesman registering with British Pages doesn,t have a website for their company their missing out on 1000s of potential customers so we have put this package together to help them out. Their own website with an home page an about us page and a contact us page where their customers can order, place reservations or just make general enquires, this also comes with their company name web address this package isn,t free but for the price it might as well be at �2 25p ! a month, Search the web you won,t find an offer like it, there's no contract pay on a month by month basis and no need to divulged your details as all transations are via pay pal who do not reveal our details We maintain the site submit it to search engines and make any updates required, All they need to do is provide us with the relevant information and any photos you would like including and we do the rest, If you ever fancied having a go at selling online we,ll even provide you with and online store upto 5 items with their own private paypal or google check out just for another quid,if your interested register on britishpages.webs.com and message admin and don,t forget to tell your friends,

I won't even mention the grammar. Yes, business peeps everywhere, get you're three website and have many transations.

You may also like to take advantage of the site's many bargains. Aside from the golliwog badges and book by transvestite, Dr. Vernon Coleman, they also have a tome by convicted fraudster Ashley Mote MEP. By their friends we shall know them.

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In other news, I'm looking into the wondrous news that the BNP are trumpeting the British Pages - a Nationalist version of the Yellow Pages, which they probably think is a Maoist conspiracy!

The thinking behind this epochal site is that people can highlight businesses they feel contribute to Britain: Marks and Spencer, Harrods etc. I should imagine.

Not only that but the rational and not-at-all bigoted people behind the site are standing at the forefront of the fight to preserve the British pork pie:

• Everyday we see more high street names promoting the islamification of Britain. Fast food outlets that are forcing halal products on an unsuspecting British public. Not only is this process barbaric and totally alien to our animal loving nation. It is a direct attack on British culture and identity. Goodbye to our favourite the bacon butty or the pork pie, no more ham in your ploughman's sandwich.

The list does recommend a local butcher who won't sell Halal meat. A lone voice apparently. No flies on him (or his lamb chops).

It's only early days but already they have 2 major exclusives:

1. The Ace of Diamonds pub in Manchester claims to offer a welcome to all (though prospective patrons may wish to consider that Mein Host, Derek Adams, recently stood for the BNP in local elections). So successful was he (he came 2nd) that it forced the Council to use a time machine and issue a Compulsory Purchase Order in 2007. As the BNP point out the CPO was issued ‘for no apparent reason other than to persecute the owner’.
   

2. Calder Designs, where you can order your very own Enoch Powell T shirt or perhaps an 'England: Love it Or Leave it' car sticker.

The site also has a handy job vacancy section. Unfortunately, nothing is on offer at the moment. Nor are there any takers for the 'British Workers For Hire' section. Of particular interest is their declaration:

• Our Employment Exchange is probably our most ambitious section. This is where we want to try encourage British employers to advertise their vacancies. By recruiting through the British Pages employers not only gain hard working conscientious British staff.

Now this could be one to watch. Given that the BNP tells its members:

• BNP activists and writers should never refer to ‘black Britons’ or ‘Asian Britons’ etc, for the simple reason that such persons do not exist. These people are ‘black residents’ of the UK etc, and are no more British than an Englishman living in Hong Kong is Chinese. Collectively, foreign residents of other races should be referred to as ‘racial foreigners’, a non-pejorative term that makes clear the distinction needing to be drawn. The key in such matters is above all to maintain necessary distinctions while avoiding provocation and insult. [RULE #15]

And....

• Britain does not have ‘immigrants,’ a term proper for use in settler societies like Canada, Argentina, and the USA. It has ‘guest workers,’ ‘foreign workers,’ or ‘descendants of foreign workers.’ They are, depending on who they are, ‘racial foreigners,’ ‘religious foreigners’ or ‘persons of foreign religion,’ or ‘ethnic foreigners.’ The last term is meant to apply to persons racially similar to Britons, but ethnically dissimilar, like Dutchmen.

This seems to fly in the face of the recent New Statesman article, which stated,

• Public anxiety about immigration may have helped fuel the BNP’s rise, but the party is about more than racism and xenophobia.

Still, getting back to the crusade on 'British jobs for some British workers', they may be looking for a JCB operator over at the Ace of Diamonds soon! Clearing the decks I think, though they haven't always been playing with a full one anyway.