Criminal attacks against UKIP this month

With the start of the election campaign today, it's worth recapping on the hate campaigning of Labour supporters this month ...

Windows were smashed and paint thrown over UKIP MEP Jim Carver's office in Kidderminster. The police were already investigating racist tweets directed at him before the attack.

A UKIP county councillor's garage and walls in Kent were graffiti'd with abusive phrases such as "fuck UKIP", "UKIP Twats", "UKIP Biggots" [sic] and "racist scum". The same happened last year.

A UKIP supporter's house in Dover was pelted with eggs because they had a UKIP poster in the window.

The UKIP office in Blyth was vandalised with "Nazi scum" spray painted on the shutters.

A UKIP supporter's large UKIP sign was vandalised by fascists in Brighton & Hove who entered his property to smash up the sign.

Nigel Farage and his family were subjected to intimidation and verbal abuse while they were eating Sunday lunch in a pub in an attack that terrified his children so much that they went missing. The left wing extremists behind the attack on Nigel and his family were variously supporters of Labour, Green, UAF, Hope not Hate and trade unionists and the organiser was the idiot who superglued himself to Gordon Brown in 2008 when he was more interested in stopping the weather than trying to undermine the democratic process.

UKIP candidate stabbed in face

A UKIP candidate in Blackburn has been stabbed in the face in an apparent hate crime.

Bobby Anwar says that he, his wife and children have been subjected to racial abuse from their Muslim neighbours who call them "Kafir" and "N**ger" for about 5 years and it has culminated in this attack at the weekend.

Anwar believes the attack to be politically motivated as the neighbours are Labour supporters. His eye socket has been fractured and he has had surgery to insert a metal plate. If the attack was politically motivated then the media and trade union funded hate groups have some serious questions to answer. Their campaign against UKIP started with insults on social media, then it was stealing and defacing posters, then it escalated to screaming abuse in the faces of candidates and then one MEP having a brick thrown through his window and another MEP having to call the police when an intruder entered their property. It was only a matter of time before the hate campaign resulted in someone being seriously injured.

The police are investigating the assault on Anwar and a man has been bailed on suspicion of causing Grevous Bodily Harm with intent. But the investigation that we do need is into the appalling behaviour of trade union funded anti-democracy groups like Hope not Hate and Unite Against Fascism who have encouraged, facilitated and funded a campaign of criminal activism against UKIP and its candidates. They have lied, cheated, stolen and abused UKIP candidates and gone far beyond what any reasonable person would consider to be simply exercising democratic rights. This is organised crime and it needs to be stopped before this kind of violent, criminal behaviour becomes the norm and the only people who are safe in elections are those who have the backing of violent groups of left wing fascists.

Fascist animals send blood and faeces to UKIP

The fascists trying to attack UKIP to prevent the humiliating defeat of their beloved Labour Party have hit a new low, sending suspect and hazardous packages to UKIP's head office.

The bomb squad had to be called in to the Royal Mail's sorting office in Peterborough after staff because concerned about two parcels addressed to the party with suspicious messages on them. The packages were x-rayed and found not to contain explosives but faeces.

A number of packages have been sent to UKIP offices containing faeces and blood in the past week or so posing a serious health risk to UKIP and Royal Mail staff. It is a criminal offence to send faeces or blood or similar through the post, not to mention offence to common human decency. These people are animals and the bigger the threat to the Labour Party, the less human they get.

The hate-filled far left pose a significant risk to national security that needs addressing. They are stirring up hatred and creating divisions in society that will inevitably result in a counter-movement by the far right who are just waiting for something that will galvanise support. The more extreme the far left hate campaign gets, the greater the risk of it happening and the likes of the militant fascist group, Unite Against Fascism and trade union front organisation Hope not Hate are fomenting even more hatred and inciting people to commit criminal offences as part of their political campaign.

These far left fascist groups enjoy the support of senior politicians including the leaders of all three of the LibLabCon parties and therefore have the protection of the police who dance to the tune of whichever politicians are in power at the time. The security services are a different matter though and they will undoubtedly have people inside these groups just as they have in UKIP. Let's just hope they stop these animals before they cause civil unrest and someone gets hurt.

Fascist union leader calls UKIP "pre-fascist"

A leaked report by Unite (the union currently being investigated for fraudulently signing up its members to the Labour Party to rig election candidate selections and the Labour Party's biggest donor) describes UKIP as "pre-fascist" and "xenophobic".

The Ukip vote represents a dangerous, populist right-wing vote which is swayed by anti-immigrant and anti-European rhetoric – and nostalgia for a comfortable world that never really existed.

These are all the hallmarks of pre-fascist movements – which is not to say that Ukip is fascist, because it isn't, but to point to the dangers of ignoring them and the issues or attempting to chase them.

The threat of xenophobic UKIP remains very real – in common with right-wing populism and indeed fascism, which is growing dangerously across Europe.

This is nothing more than left wing extremist nonsense from a trade union that has absolutely no respect for the democratic process and thinks that the country should be run by trade unions.  The unions choose the Labour leader, the unions dictate Labour policy, the unions buy Labour MPs and councils and under a Labour government, the unions call the shots.

The leader of Unite, Len McCluskey, is the head of a marxist putsch comprised of militant trade unions and other left wing pressure groups determined to oust the Tories and reinstate their Labour sockpuppet government.  They know that UKIP is a threat to Labour as much as it is to the Tories, hence these ridiculous comments.

If and when Labour get back into power and the unelected union leaders that appointed the Milibeast as leader are running the country, then we can start talking about fascism.

UKIP's David Gale banned from student union hustings

Derby University's students' union (UDSU) has banned UKIP Police & Crime Commissioner candidate, David Gale, from its hustings event saying that it has a "no platform" policy for UKIP.

UDSU says that UKIP is fascist for having the perfectly sensible, non-racist and extremely popular policy of freezing economic immigration for 5 years for the housing and jobs market to recover before reopening the borders with a points-based system to ensure we get the right number of people with the right skills moving here.  There is no mention of race, nationality or ethnicity in the policy because it has nothing to do with any of those - it is simply about maths and economics and they both say there are too many people pursuing too few jobs and houses.  It's not racist or fascist or offensive to say that there aren't enough jobs or houses to go round the people already living here - whatever their race, nationality or ethnicity - and that we need to stop more people from settling here until we've fixed that.

What is offensive and fascist is a taxpayer-funded organisation attempting to unduly influence an election by refusing to allow a candidate a platform because some misinformed, intolerant people disagree with their party's policy on immigration.  If you disagree with UDSU branding 16,000 members of UKIP as fascists and banning David Gale from their hustings you can contact their president, James Beckett, by email at president@udsu.co.uk or by phone on 07792 004 420.  The UDSU website says you can "contact James regarding democracy and your union" so I'm sure he'll be interested in your views on his union's approach to democracy.

Pan-EU "criminal" database

Via the Devils Kitchen, this from Raedwald:

Have you paid a parking fine recently? Got three points on your licence? Been formally warned by the council for your bin protruding on the footway? (yep, I have had the £1,000 fine threat on the last one) Been suspended from your Sunday football league for rough tackling? (yes, seriously) Congratulations! Your records could soon be added to a pan-European database of subversives. This EU Council decision of 20th January on the establishment of a pan-EU 'criminal' database includes the following 'offences' :-

• Offences related to waste
• Unintentional environmental offences
• Insult of the State, Nation or State symbols
• Insult or resistance to a representative of public authority
• Public order offences, breach of the public peace
• Revealing a secret or breaching an obligation of secrecy
• Unintentional damage or destruction of property
• Offences against migration law - an "Open category" (offences undefined thus all encompassing)
• Offences against military obligations - an "Open category" (offences undefined thus all encompassing)
• Unauthorised entry or residence
• Other offences an "Open category" (offences undefined thus all encompassing)
• Other unintentional offences
• Prohibition from frequenting some places
• Prohibition from entry to a mass event
• Placement under electronic surveillance ("fixed or mobile" - eg: home, car, mobile phone etc)
• Withdrawal of a hunting / fishing license
• Prohibition to play certain games/sports
• Prohibition from national territory
• Personal obligation - an "Open category" (offences undefined thus all encompassing)
• "Fine" - all fines. inc minor non-criminal offences

All those of us who have ever accidentally spilled a cupful of diesel in the water when refuelling, dropped a piece of litter or called the EU circle of stars a fascist and totalitarian symbol are now, officially, criminals. Welcome to the club.

I am, quite literally, speechless.