Richard Barnbrook

I have just completed my series of questions that are to be put before Boris Johnson next Wednesday during the GLA’s monthly Mayor’s Question Time. In my opinion most of the other Assembly members somewhat abuse this facility, eating into the Mayor’s time and resources, and in this particular case leaving him with a bewildering list of nearly four hundred required responses.

Myself I’ve fired in just six including the required oral question which the Mayor is obliged to answer during the session itself. It used to be that a few of the other Assembly members routinely turned their backs on me, but thankfully that rather infantile behaviour is now a thing of the past.

Watching Channel Four’s “Undercover Mosque - The Return” last night it was almost like the feeling one gets watching a low budget American horror flick. Not that I’m criticising Channel Four, who unlike other media outlets, do not exhibit the customary subservience to the religion of multiculturalism.

For those who did not catch this programme you can see the whole Saudi-orientated shooting match by accessing Channel Four’s excellent catch-up facility here.  It details literally thousands of Islamic facilities being set up in this country by the use of £billions of Saudi money. Not wishing to spoil the context of the documentary I can tell you that on the proposed agenda in a Sharia Britain, would be the stoning to death of adulterers and death sentences for those wishing to leave the religion of peace.

Tellingly the programme revealed that after a multifaith visit leaves an Islamic meeting the female preacher then starts to tell the group how vile Christianity really is. Going further, we are told that this country is the land of evil and is inhabited by infidels. I can also report that for those of us who, unlike myself, are not heterosexual, the future does look somewhat bleak to say the least.

I suppose if the economy was healthy enough then at least the great and good could attempt to bribe us all to accept our new Dhimmitudinal status. However, at a time when Alistair Darling, having admitted that we could be heading for a post-war economic scenario, is desperately trying to hold things together by scrapping stamp duty and throwing interest free housing loans at house buyers, it would appear that the scope for future financial blackmail is rather limited.

It is of course my job as a BNP politician to point out, even if people would rather not hear it, that dragging this country back into the dark ages might not be a particularly sensible thing to do. Take it from me that warm glow from not being referred to as a “racist” will be little consolation should we eventually find ourselves, through stealth and deceit, living under the iron heel of Wahhabi fundamentalism.

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As you can see, my tickets have arrived for the significant “No to Islamification” conference next month in Cologne. Unfortunately it’s going to be a bit of a whistle stop affair, but all being well I should be able to visit the magnificent cathedral.

This kind of conference, although it will obviously be slated by the liberal media, is important to me as it is becoming increasingly obvious that the Islamification of London is gaining pace. Nobody else in the GLA will say anything about it, except under their breath of course, but we owe it to our future generations not to sweep this massive problem under the carpet just because it might upset a few people. What about us, is my simple answer.

Just in case anyone assumes that this trip is publicly funded, well I am afraid it isn’t, but with the hole in my pocket being not much more than £200 I suppose I musn’t grumble. Neither in that last sentence am I taking a surreptitious swipe at Mayor Johnson’s recent trip to China. In his own unique way, I think he acquitted himself quite well. That unfortunately can not be said for the former Mayor of London, Ken Livingstone who has just become a municipal advisor for Venezuelan President Hugo Chavez.Mr Livingstone seems either oblivious or perfectly at ease with the fact that Mr Chavez’s recent programme of crude industrial nationalisation has swindled British companies out of an enormous amount of money.

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It is that time again when my mind has to focus on a suitable selection of questions which are destined to be submitted before the Mayor of London, Boris Johnson. To give you a little insight into the mechanics, members of the London Assembly are permitted to submit only one oral question to Mayor Boris and,having to do so several days before the session itself. it is important to select a topic that has legs.

On the last few occasions I’ve pushed the knife crime issue very hard indeed and like to think that the ethnic discrepancy between white victims and African Caribbean assailants has now become public knowledge is in some way down to my efforts. Yes I’ve received a bit of flak from the usual suspects, but I can hardly be accused, like the Labour Party was very recently, of allowing young black men to die on the streets. You might even be interested to learn that I’ve received a bit of support from the black community , some of whom realise that perhaps in this particular circumstance it is perhaps about time to start focusing inwards with a view to solving this enormous problem.

Unfortunately for the liberals and other multicultural fantasists the ethnic associations with violent crime are becoming more and more difficult to ignore. Take the disgraceful scenes at the weekend’s Notting Hill carnival which saw 500 arrests, police officers injured by rioters and a Metropolitan Police Invoice winding its way towards the taxpayer to the tune of £6 million. Not that I blame the police here, in fact I feel very sorry for those officers on the front line who had to endure that shocking level of violence, hatred and intimidation.

You will remember that after appalling scenes in both London and Glasgow following on from England/Scotland football matches, the fixtures were suspended. At the time I thought that this was a slightly over the top response, but if fans can’t learn to behave themselves then they have to accept the consequences. Perhaps my question to Boris Johnson should demand an explanation as to why for instance the Notting Hill Carnival cannot, likewise, be suspended until the Afro Caribbean community learns to control its violent and aggressive young men. What’s more why on earth should London taxpayers have to continue to finance not only the policing of the event, but the actual sponsorship of the event itself. I wonder what kind of politically correct claptrap I shall receive for my troubles.To think that London’s St George’s day celebrations will be run on a budget of just £100,000, it’s almost as if every August bank holiday the whole population of this great city of ours is collectively mugged.

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Just shot this short video detailing one of the subjects I was talking about last week. I thought you might appreciate the contrast between the displays here in City Hall.

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I must admit that I prefer politics at street level far more than the other facets that the job entails. Not that I needed to be reminded of this, but if I did, yesterday would have proved to be ideal.

Friday afternoon was spent in Romford handing out my London’s Mothers Against Knives leaflets to busy shoppers and traders at the town’s splendid market. I was completely taken aback by how well they were received and how positive everybody was. British people do have a tendency to stray towards cynicism, but I found none of it here.

Instead there was nothing but positiveness, a high recognition factor and a real sense of a united community. Initially I wasn’t sure whether or not I could fit my trip to Romford in, but I am so glad I did, the only regret I have is cutting short my activity to prepare to take part in Radio Four’s Any Questions later in the evening.

Rushing back home the clock seemed to be ticking at double time and with Friday’s traffic made worse by a bank holiday my journey can only be described as stressful. However, a BNP delegation had been specifically invited by BBC Radio Four to Emmanuel Church in Billericay from where Jonathan Dimbleby was to act as host and that was certainly an appointment we intended to keep.

As it turned out, the two and a half hours we spent in the company of Mr Dimbleby turned out to be a complete waste of time. The audience was initially asked to each put forward a question from which ten would be put to the panel Naturally enough the questions provided by ourselves, ones which really effect the community here such as immigration and knife crime, didn’t make it past the first fence. On top of this I was extremely disappointed to find out that there is hardly any chance at all for the audience to interact with either the panel or the host.

In the end it all felt rather sanitised and I spent much of the evening wondering what on earth somebody like Bob Crow was doing on the panel in the first place. Here was a man that last weekend was speaking at a violent, Labour inspired demonstration to try to physically stop our Summer festival in Derbyshire. Now, as a democratically elected member of the London Assembly I find myself searching for crumbs from the table of a man who would seem to be against the democratic process itself. Next time I’ll stick to the streets.

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I’ll say one thing for Mayor Boris, there’s certainly nothing wrong with his work ethic. Having said that and commending him for putting in the hours, I really wish he would have taken this week off. There’s been some really encouraging signs of a return to common sense here at City Hall, but just like a wavering gambler trying to kick his habit, Boris has slipped into his old ways again.

Not that I wish to be too critical, after all I believe that if Ken Livingstone had still been here I think he would have arranged to have my tea poisoned by now. However, this habitual regressing back into politically-correct mode exhibited by the Mayor really does take a considerable bit of working out. After all does London really need a “permanent, slavery memorial statue” plonked in the middle of Hyde Park? Well Mayor Boris thinks so, proudly telling everyone on Monday, “It is important that this era in our history is never forgotten. Hyde Park is a fitting site for a permanent memorial to the millions who lost their lives and the courageous people who fought to end the brutal transatlantic slave trade.  I commend the efforts of the organisation, Memorial 2007, who have championed this project. I am also delighted that the maquette will be exhibited at City Hall. “

One Oku Ekpenyon, really did push the boat out as well stating, ”There is a lack of knowledge and understanding about the history of Africa, the repercussion of slavery and what it meant for Britain. This memorial will be an educational resource as the focus of curriculum based and life long learning. It will also serve within a broader context to highlight in a national and public setting the centrality of the experience of enslaved Africans and their descendants in the history of Britain. This in turn will function as a focus for family and local history researchers.”

Perhaps all of us wicked ignorant white people should be made to crawl past the monument on our knees as well just to guarantee we get the message. I shouldn’t complain too much though after all look at the number of comparable monuments in North Africa intimidating the local population so that they never forget the 1.25 million Europeans the Barbary pirates forced into slavery. In fact all over Africa you can find statues reflecting the fact that in the vast majority of cases it was Africans themselves who sold their fellow Africans into slavery. As for the identity of the actual owners of many of the transporting ships themselves well, that’s common knowledge isn’t it?

Why do you do it Mayor Boris, I know you don’t want to? There’s no need to be frightened of these self-loathing white liberals anymore and their constant need to generate guilt amongst their own community in order to facilitate their own sickening ethnomasochism. Just say no, if you don’t want to do it, I’ll do it for you.

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As of 10:30 this morning it is my unfortunate duty to inform you that the much anticipated call from Mayor Boris has failed to materialise. I’ve still not given up hope though and whilst organising a BNP demonstration against the imminent arrival into Britain of disgraced glam rock star Gary Glitter, I’m keeping a watchful eye on the phone.

Later this week I will be a guest on BBC Radio Four which I am most looking forward to. No, it’s not Desert Island Discs, but it will be a politically significant piece nevertheless. Staying with a musical theme, there is a splendid piece in this morning’s Telegraph by Simon Heffer concerning Britain’s greatest ever composer, Ralph Vaughan Williams.

Going back to Tim Parker, the latest Deputy Mayor to leave City Hall, it really does feel like the Big Brother house here sometimes. I’ve no idea about the real reason for his departure other than a rumour drifting around the swirling corridors here that Mayor Boris was insistent on keeping the top slot when it comes to the chairmanship of Transport for London. Mr Parker, a successful businessman reputed to be worth some £80m, told us all that he was fascinated by politics when he first arrived. Even so despite this relatively short lived captivation I feel that, unlike those before him, Mr Parker would have made a difference.

My old sparring partner Lily Allen, has according to the London’s free papers, been fighting on the streets again. Lily recently drafted in by Mayor Boris to help quell violence in London has recently released an anti-BNP song, which miraculously has leaked its way onto Youtube. If Lily really wants to make amends, how about recording a duo with myself with all proceeds going to my London’s Mothers Against Knives campaign. Just two conditions though Lily, no pink hair and no foul-mouthed lyrics.

Next month I shall be speaking at a conference in Cologne concerning the growing menace of fundamentalism that threatens virtually every nation in Europe. No doubt you will hear more and more about this nearer the time as the liberal media work themselves into a predictable and pre-fabricated frenzy. How ironic it is that a healthy dose of Sharia Law is probably the only wake up call these multicultural bigots will heed.

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Just had an email from Boris in which he states, “I believe there is huge talent in this building” (City Hall) and that he looks forward to seeing me when he comes back from Beijing. Godspeed Mayor Boris

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Following on from the shock announcement this morning that Mayor of London, Boris Johnson has lost yet another Deputy Mayor I am currently sat by the telephone expecting an important call.As you will know Tim Parker, who is actually a nice chap, cited conflicting business interests when he announced he was standing down this morning. As such if the Mayor would like a little fortitude and stability injected into Team Boris, he knows where to come. I’ll keep you all posted if that call comes in.

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I could go on at length about the intimidation and violence directed towards the BNP’ s Red, White and Blue festival that was held this weekend in Derbyshire. No doubt many of you already know that 33 Labour supporters were arrested for violent disorder following scenes which saw police officers from Derbyshire Constabulary pelted with bricks. What an absolute disgrace.

Why is it you might wonder that nobody in the media has even mentioned the fact that these so called protesters are all openly affiliated to the Labour Party. The local Labour MP Judy Mallabar and her sidekick Bob Crowe, the extremely well paid RMT Union boss, were not troubled for comments after the violence. How very strange considering that both of them were present on Saturday.

This is the same Labour Party that makes a big song and dance about Morgan Tsvangirai and the treatment levelled out to his Movement for Democratic Change by Robert Mugabe. So will we see an undercover documentary exposing the links to the Labour Party of group of violent, anti-democratic thugs in the next few weeks? Can we expect David Cameron to call for an enquiry into how death threats, criminal damage and used hypodermic needles were used to try to sabotage a family festival of a perfectly legal political party which actually has elected councillors in the immediate area?

We already know the answer, but slowly but surely the truth is slipping out and if Labour and their little helpers think they can still have things all their own way, well with the power of the Internet, I’m afraid those days are coming to an end.

As for the atmosphere of the RWB festival itself, can I provide you with this little video that was shot yesterday afternoon?

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