BNP East Ended- part 1
Eddy Butler, the BNP's ex-national organiser who stood for the 2010 BNP leadership and only received 214 votes whereas Nick Griffin received 995, takes us on a trip around the east end of London discussing how it has changed due to the influx of immigration, he even notes that he was the former BNP organiser for Tower Hamlets in the 1980s and early 1990s which was once a BNP hot-bed but now it is a RESPECT hot bed as it is filled with Bengalis.
The East end is well known for its working class support as it was one of the Labour party's foundations because of the industrial ship-building, fishmongers and metal works as well as it was the opposite to the affluent West end.
The East end has been in decline due to mass immigration and industrial decline. The UK Navy flag on St Dunstan's Church is partly ripped which reflects the growing decline of the traditional English East end of London.
The East end has not only be the foundation of British Nationalism for the National Front or the British National Party but British Socialism for the British Labour Party. The founding members such as Ben Tillett, Will Thorne and Will Crooks stood for dockworkers rights and Crooks was the first ever elected Labour MP. These Socialists were patriotic, not politically correct, anti-immigration and were against free trade as that would to bring decline to British industry. The docklands are nothing but wastelands with office building and no manufacturing at all.
This was where the HMS Albion crashed into the docks- it was one of the many ships that fought in the First World War.
Queen Mary College was once known as the People's Palace which was where the Labour formed 'British Brother's League' held its meetings in the early 20th century- it was a pressure group to oppose the influx of asylum seekers and economic migrants from Eastern Europe and its members were Conservative and Labour MPs! It even passed on the Alien's Act 1905 which restricted mass immigration into the country.
These were the days when Labour stood up for the working class but sadly that is now long gone hence why British Nationalism eventually arrived.