The BNP Rocks Establishment With Massive Gains!!

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May 5, 2006
[color="Green"]BNP Rocks Establishment Parties in Britain With Dramatic Gains
NatAllNews.com

The pro-White British National Party has rocked the political establishment in Britain with dramatic gains up and down that country, including a spectacular breakthrough in the North London borough of Dagenham and Barking.

With results from the northern towns of Burnley, Bradford, Kirklees and Calderdale, only being declared later today – and where further BNP victories are widely predicted, the party now holds 44 council seats. The total is expected to rise to around 50 once all the results are in.

The British media is, predictably, hysterical, and are doing their best to downplay the BNP’s success.

BNP leader Nick Griffin said in a BBC interview: "This is a revolt against the entire liberal political elite by the hardworking people of Britain who resent being taxed to have our country transformed."

Far-right British National Party candidate Sharon Eubanks,
center, celebrates her win in the Kingstanding local election,
with supporters at the count at the Stockland Green leisure
centre, Birmingham, Britain, early Friday, May 5, 2006.

Richard Barnbrook and his BNP supporters celebrate
their resounding victory. The BNP has become the
second party in Barking and Dagenham.

The BNP has nearly doubled its number
of councillors in England, including winning
11 seats in Barking and Dagenham. The
party's leader, Nick Griffin, told the BBC
that voters had genuine concerns about
immigration and asylum.