Dear Sunday Times,

I doubt very much if your article about the BNP opening other peoples mail, is going to have much effect on the people who have already decided to vote for them.
Even those who would decry the BNP, are going to see this little item as being very small potato's indeed. I would think that probably most people be they for or against the BNP, are going to question it's authenticity.


A little while ago there was a complaint sent to the Guardian about an article they had published by the BNP ( Copied Below )

This voice should not be heard
On Friday the Guardian angered some readers by printing a letter
from the British National Party. Randeep Ramesh says it is wrong to
give racists a platform



And this is the Guardian article that Mr Randeep Ramesh and some others objected to .....

Is David Blunkett seriously saying that people in Britain should avoid all thought of the large numbers of asylum seekers and illegal immigrants entering the UK and also the racial tensions caused by decades of politically correct attitudes on this topic? The BNP has been attempting, unsuccessfully, for years to start a legitimate public debate on asylum, race and community relations, particularly the desirability, or not, of converting Britain into a multiracial society without a mandate from the British people. Unfortunately for the government the public mood is now for such a debate and unless the BNP is included, he will be seen as harbouring the sort of "fascist" tendencies he (wrongly) accuses the BNP of having. A central question is: "Is diversity really a strength"? If a multiracial society is such a wonderful thing, we would not need to be bullied and cajoled by the CRE, the Lawrence inquiry, the Race Relations (Amendment Act) and the like into accepting it? Dr Phil Edwards BNP national press officer

The problem is that the Race card has been so thoroughly exploited, that it has pretty well lost it's impact on the entire population.
I am a known member of the BNP in a very "Diverse" area, Notting Hill, in West London.
Even members of minority groups in this area, fully understand why. They may not like it, but they do understand.

At the present time, "Searchlight" is orchestrating a big smear job against the BNP. Searchlight is well aware of my website and it's contents.

My website is almost unbelievably "politically Incorrect" and critical of minority groups and Political Correctness.
But never in a million years will Searchlight highlight it in their campaign, nor will any other so called anti-racist movement.

This is not because of the sentiments of people like Randeep Ramesh who say it is wrong to give racists a platform.
( I deny that I am, but the PC brigade would certainly differ here )
It is because they are afraid of the known factual content.
Not giving people a platform, is nothing less than a way of silencing freedom of speech, which political correctness loves !

We are now in the situation in this country where to criticise any minority group, or member of a minority group is to attract instant accusations of racism, and all of the social penalties that go with it. This, no matter how justified the criticism may be.
Don't you find this strange ?

This has certainly happened to me in Notting Hill, or at least it used to.
Aha, the internet to the rescue !

My website www.SeanBryson.Com has been viewed by thousands of people from all over the globe, but the number of actual views could run into the millions !
I have managed to put an entire copy of my website in a downloadable ZIP file, it is just under 3Mb in size. I am quite proud of that, getting so much info into such a compact little package. The point is that there is no telling just how many times it has been copy / pasted / and sent around as an email attachment.
Certainly in Notting Hill, HUGE numbers of people have viewed my site in this way, there are countless copies of my site sitting on other peoples hard drives / servers all over the place.

The head in the sand attitude of our media ( no platform for the politically incorrect !! ) is the greatest recruiter that the BNP has got, or has ever had.

You deny a voice to the majority, at your peril.

Sean Bryson

July 2005 As the BNP continues to grow in popularity and membership, there has been a significant "negative" shift in attitude towards me from certain sections of the community here in Notting Hill UK. Having said that, the overall attitude towards the BNP in this area of London is becoming more and more favourable. As the internet continues to expose many more lies.        Black Anger Visit my "Downloads" page Sean Bryson