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ELECTIONS 2007 – Gable Smear Campaign Flops as BNP Surges to 14% of Popular Vote!

The smear campaign against the BNP launched by failed Communist Party candidate and long time Marxist, Gerry Gable, flopped hopelessly in the local and regional elections held on 3rd May.

Despite spending untold hundreds of thousands of pounds (now we wonder where that came from? Or do we even have to guess?) and having the support of the major trade unions and the “anti-Zionist” UAF, the unprecedented smear campaign failed to stop the inevitable rise of the British National Party in all parts of the country.

In the 743 local council seats in which the BNP had candidates, some 301,390 votes were cast for BNP candidates. With a grand total of 2,047,207 votes cast nationally for all candidates of all parties in wards contested by the BNP, this translates at an average national share of 14.7% of the popular vote!

And that was in England only!

In Wales , an additional 42,197 people voted BNP – way up from the 27,135 who voted BNP in the Euro 2004 elections.

In Wrexham, the BNP won 9.4% of regional vote, and it secured more than 7% in Alyn and Deeside and Clwyd South. The BNP also won more than 5% of the vote in Aberavon, Blaenau Gwent and Islwyn, putting it at nearly 5% of the vote across Wales ! A dramatic breakthrough!

In Scotland , the BNP polled 24,616 votes, compared to 19,427 in the 2004 Euro elections.

Bearing in mind that relatively few number of seats the BNP contested in England, the 14% vote average is tremendous, and proof that the Searchlight gang’s tactics are a hilarious failure and must be deeply disappointing to that gang of Marxists.

Some highlights to further rub it in for the Marxist anti-British Searchlight gang:

* The first BNP candidates ever to stand for election in the County of Norfolk, gained 34% of the vote, coming to within 45 votes of victory.

* In Thurrock, Essex , the BNP polled 25% of the overall vote.

* In Broxbourne (Hertfordshire), the BNP obtained an average of 19.3% of the vote – second to the Conservatives. In Bury Green ward, the BNP took 31.8%.

* In Basildon , the BNP candidates averaged 15.4% and in Southend, the BNP candidates averaged 15.3%.

* In Epping Forest (in Waltham Abbey Paternoster ward 33.5%)

 * In Yoevil, the BNP took 15% of the vote, beating the Labour Party.

 * In St. Austell in Cornwall , the BNP took over 18%.

 * In Windsor (Clewer North Ward), the BNP first time candidate took 17%.

* In Arun (Bognor Regis) the BNP took 23.5%, standing for the first time in that area.

* In addition to the three wins in Leicestershire and the win in Nottinghamshire the region threw up some excellent BNP results:

-- Amber Valley 30.5%, second place in Alfreton.

-- Leicester City – 21.7% of the vote, second in New Park wards.

-- Enderby & St Johns ward, second with 28.6% of the vote.

-- A first time showing in Melton propelled the BNP to second place with 29.1% in Egerton.

* Apart from the wins in Stoke, other excellent results:

-- In Longton South, the BNP polled 26.6%.

- In Fenton war, the BNP polled 29.1%.

* In Sandwell, the BNP was just 20 votes short of winning with 34.9%.

* In Tividale, the BNP polled 29.8%.

* In Burnley , the BNP polled the exact same number of votes as the Labour Party, and the seat was only lost to Labour when it was allocated after a long-short straw pull was held.

* In the Higher Blackley ward in Manchester City , the BNP polled 23.9% in to win second place, ahead of the Tories, Lib Dems, Greens and UKIP.

* In Yorkshire and Humberside, there were a series of stunning votes:

-- Kirklees – Dewsbury East – 2088 (34.7%)

-- Leeds – Morley South – 1928 (29.0%)

-- Leeds – Middleton Park – 1817 (34.4%)

-- Kirklees – Heckmondwike – 1741 (32.6%)

-- Bradford – Queensbury – 1718 (36.6%) BNP win

-- Leeds – Temple Newsham – 1642 (23.3%)

-- Kirklees – Dewsbury South – 1613 (25.1%)

-- Leeds – Ardsley & Robin Hood – 1538 (27.5%)

-- Kirklees – Mirfield – 1511 (24.1%)

-- Kirklees – Cleckheaton – 1474 (27.1%)

* In Wear Valley , Chilton, the BNP polled 19% of the vote in what was a straight run off between the British National Party and Labour.

* The average vote in Sunderland was 9.8%, with a 17.4% result in Southwick ward.

According to Labour MP and Searchlight ally Jon Cruddas (pronounced “crud-ass” we are informed) the BNP  “achieved very significant levels of support in some parts of the country, polling in excess of 27% of the votes cast in the wards they contested in Stoke-on-Trent and close to a quarter of the votes in Rotherham, Burnley, Sandwell and Thurrock. An extra 2,500 votes in North Wales would have seen the BNP gain a seat in the Welsh Assembly.”

“The BNP stood more candidates in last week’s elections than they had members just a few years ago and despite the fact they actively campaigned in only a handful of wards, they have polled consistently around 15% of the vote. We have to accept that something palpable is happening here. The BNP is tapping into people’s latent fears and disillusionment with the mainstream parties,” according to Crudd’s Ass.

 “There must be no complacency. The BNP are on course to win seats on the Greater London Assembly and several Members of the European Parliament. If they achieve this then they have broken into the mainstream,” he said.

Gable -- LOSER!

Gable’s Fantasies Know No End  - 

BNP Clay Pigeon Shoot becomes Preparation for ‘Civil  War'

Hilarious!  

That is the only word to describe Searchlight publisher and failed Communist Party candidate Gerry Gable’s latest paranoid fantasy, as published in the April edition of his second rate Marxist rag, Searchlight.

According to a hysterically funny article “From race riots to civil war: What is the BNP preparing for?” penned by the chief failed Commie himself, the BNP is preparing for a ‘civil war.’

The evidence? Well, according to Gable, the BNP held a clay pigeon shoot last autumn.

Yes, that’s it. You read right.

A clay pigeon shoot is ‘preparation for civil war’ in the utterly deranged mind of Britain’s most comical political character since Screaming Lord Sutch himself!

Above left: Screaming Lord Sutch, Monster Raving Looney Party. 

Above right, Screaming Lord Gable, Monster Raving “pigeon shoot is civil war training” Searchlight gibberish.

Gable goes on to claim that the BNP was somehow behind the riots in Bradford in 2001. The Ousely Report, issued in the wake of those riots, said that segregation was the cause, not the BNP.

Carry on Gable! Surely you can do better than that! 

Or maybe you cannot. Gable's rants are increasingly those of a loser!

No wonder that even the media is starting to ignore your deluded ravings – didn’t you wonder why no-one, not even the Guardian, took seriously your “secret policy deciding inner circle” made-up nonsense ? It was so outrageously and blatantly false that not even the leftist media would touch it!

It seems that the mainstream media is at last learning its lesson not to publish Gable's Marxist drivel. 

Update 1: Web Site Goes Live 16 February 2007

Update 2: 05 March 2007:  Mark Cotterill and Paul Johnson have quit the England First Party, ahead of their 'backgrounds" (see Gerry's Little Helpers) being exposed in the local press.

Searchlight spy Peter Rushton still remains active in the EFP....

Update 3: 11 March 2007: The BNP publishes a full refutation of the latest attacks by the Communists at Searchlight. Read it here.