April 11, 2010 - By BNP News
Decades of Labour and Tory-created political correctness is the reason why a Bolton man killed himself after making an innocent joke to a black friend which was then used to launch an investigation of “racial abuse.”
The shocking story of medical technician Roy Amor, who killed himself after being suspended from work following a complaint that he made a “racially insensitive” joke to a black friend, has illustrated the regime of terror which political correctness has created.
Mr Amor, 61, described as a gifted prosthetic maker, was severely depressed after he was suspended and told he would lose his job.
Mr Amor’s “offence” was to say to his black colleague that “you had better hide” when some immigration officials stopped outside the clinic where they were working.
The black colleague, who was a close friend of Mr Amor, laughed along with the joke, but someone else lodged a formal complaint.
According to reports, Mr Amor received an email five days after his suspension from his employers, Opcare, a private company that provides prosthetic and orthotic services to the NHS, in connection with the incident.
The email was a request asking him to address the statement he had made about the incident.
Mr Amor was unable to open the attachment which accompanied the email, and replied saying that he was “too upset to deal with the matter immediately.” He then committed suicide a few hours later.
Mr Amor left three notes, all of which mention Opcare and which described his despair at the situation.
According to reports, Mr Amor’s family said that he was “devastated when he was suspended and was worried he might lose his job.”
The tragic incident is an insight into how the state-created terror of political correctness has created the situation where even the mildest of jokes can be turned into a personal disaster.
The British National Party has dedicated itself to destroying all vestiges of this artificial and utterly wicked political correctness disease which is the inevitable consequence of the last few decades of Tory and Labour rule.
The time has come for radical change. The time has come for the BNP.
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Wootton Bassett: BNP Leader’s Sad Welcome to Loyal Members’ Son
March 11, 2010 - By BNP News
British National Party Greater London Assembly member Richard Barnbrook today called for the indictment and prosecution of Tony Blair and all politicians responsible for the war in Afghanistan after attending a repatriation ceremony in Wootton Bassett for Rifleman Jonathon Allot, the son of loyal BNP members from Bournemouth.
Mr Barnbrook was invited to attend the sad ceremony by 19-year-old Jonny’s grief-stricken parents, BNP members who are strongly opposed to the conflict in Afghanistan.
“The British public are outraged and disgusted with the toll this unjust conflict is taking on our young people’s lives,” Mr Barnbrook said after throwing roses on the hearse carrying the remains of the 3 Rifles member who was killed as he was clearing explosives in Helmand Province.
Jonny was the front man in a patrol responsible for clearing improvised explosive devices (IEDs) from pathways used by his comrades and was killed while on patrol to find a new base.
“How much longer must the public endure these unbearable hardships?
“How many times must young people’s lives be so cruelly ended for a war which has nothing to do with Britain and in which no British interests are served?
“The time has come for the public to demand that the people responsible for the sad events of today, and all the other days, be held accountable for their actions.
“Our troops should not be in Afghanistan. As if this was not enough, they have been sent there deliberately underfunded and ill-equipped and are expected to operate under the harshest conditions with substandard supplies and armour.
“The whole nightmare is a disgrace and Mr Blair, Gordon Brown, Iain Duncan Smith and all of the politicians who sent our soldiers to Afghanistan must be put on trial for the crimes they have committed against our nation,” Mr Barnbrook said.
The BNP is considering sending a fact-finding mission to Afghanistan to obtain a first-hand account of the situation.
British National Party Greater London Assembly member Richard Barnbrook today called for the indictment and prosecution of Tony Blair and all politicians responsible for the war in Afghanistan after attending a repatriation ceremony in Wootton Bassett for Rifleman Jonathon Allot, the son of loyal BNP members from Bournemouth.
Mr Barnbrook was invited to attend the sad ceremony by 19-year-old Jonny’s grief-stricken parents, BNP members who are strongly opposed to the conflict in Afghanistan.
“The British public are outraged and disgusted with the toll this unjust conflict is taking on our young people’s lives,” Mr Barnbrook said after throwing roses on the hearse carrying the remains of the 3 Rifles member who was killed as he was clearing explosives in Helmand Province.
Jonny was the front man in a patrol responsible for clearing improvised explosive devices (IEDs) from pathways used by his comrades and was killed while on patrol to find a new base.
“How much longer must the public endure these unbearable hardships?
“How many times must young people’s lives be so cruelly ended for a war which has nothing to do with Britain and in which no British interests are served?
“The time has come for the public to demand that the people responsible for the sad events of today, and all the other days, be held accountable for their actions.
“Our troops should not be in Afghanistan. As if this was not enough, they have been sent there deliberately underfunded and ill-equipped and are expected to operate under the harshest conditions with substandard supplies and armour.
“The whole nightmare is a disgrace and Mr Blair, Gordon Brown, Iain Duncan Smith and all of the politicians who sent our soldiers to Afghanistan must be put on trial for the crimes they have committed against our nation,” Mr Barnbrook said.
The BNP is considering sending a fact-finding mission to Afghanistan to obtain a first-hand account of the situation.
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