UKIP Branch Chairman Speaks at BNP Meeting

Vortex · 28-02-2008, 01:01 PM

The BNP held a successful meeting in Aylesbury last Wednesday 20 February, when Nick Griffin spoke to some 60 members and supporters of the Aylesbury Vale Branch of the party.

Support speakers were Peter Strudwick, former Conservative leader of Westminster Council and Albert Burgess, Chairman of the Henley Branch of the UK Independence Party.

Its good to see the BNP attracting respectable and quality speakers to their events and that on the ground at least (probably to the consternation of certain people on this forum) there is plenty of evidence of UKIP/BNP cooperation in order to address common ground issues that affect this nation.

The Bear · 28-02-2008, 01:30 PM

"Albert Burgess, Chairman of the Henley Branch of the UK Independence Party."

Bad move on his part. VERY bad move.

Though I do see a place for the bNP, or at least many of the values that it offers up I would not ever contemplate joining that thing that is the BNP or being associated with it.

On the other hand if there was a party that was A British National Party but NOT THE BNP, that wouild be a different matter.

chikrodah · 28-02-2008, 01:37 PM

It would appear that Burgess is so determined to convince others of his views that, like Mote, he's not fussy about who he associates with so long as they give him platform time.

Vortex · 28-02-2008, 02:05 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by chikrodah

It would appear that Burgess is so determined to convince others of his views that, like Mote, he's not fussy about who he associates with so long as they give him platform time.

He's a former policeman with an exemplary record with the gongs to show for his committment and bravery during his service. If you could tear yourself away from the internet and attend a BNP meeting and make a balanced judgement then you might be more generous in your remarks.

Aardvark · 28-02-2008, 02:32 PM

Burgess was never a policeman. Burgess was a Special Constable. He is still blissfully unaware of the law of treason, the elements of the crime and the need to prove his assertions beyond reasonable doubt.

Neither Burgess, nor any of his friends, are prepared to gather the basic funding required to put their paperwork before a specialist counsel lest the legal advice they get is the same as the police and CPS advice that there is no case to answer.

Albert wears his gongs when he speaks, which frankly makes him look silly. I assume one of them to be a long service/good conduct medal. I would be interested in what incident of bravery is attributed to Albert as I would probably see him in a different light.

UKIP Henley are probably unaware of Albert's visit to a BNP meeting. UKIP policy, for reasons that are obvious, is to steer clear. I'll bet there were no other UKIP supporters in the room.

Aardvark · 28-02-2008, 04:39 PM

Man seeks treason prosecutions

The police have refused to prosecute. Burgess is backed by Dave Barnby, a member of UKIP Witney committee.

Burgess is 63. The article says he was a Special Constable for a total of 12 years - 10 met, 2 TVP (2 x 8 hour shifts per month minimum contribution at present). What other skills or qualifications does Burgess have? With the best will in the world Albert probably did one full year (365 days) of shifts. He might have done more, but what has he done for the rest of his life to qualify him to press these allegations? Why has he not put this lot past a lawyer?

rjt · 28-02-2008, 04:44 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Vortex

He's a former policeman with an exemplary record with the gongs to show for his committment and bravery during his service. If you could tear yourself away from the internet and attend a BNP meeting and make a balanced judgement then you might be more generous in your remarks.

Personally i would rather suffer from piles than attend one of those.

twizzel · 28-02-2008, 05:25 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by The Bear

"Albert Burgess, Chairman of the Henley Branch of the UK Independence Party."

Bad move on his part. VERY bad move.

Though I do see a place for the bNP, or at least many of the values that it offers up I would not ever contemplate joining that thing that is the BNP or being associated with it.

On the other hand if there was a party that was A British National Party but NOT THE BNP, that wouild be a different matter.

Bad move I think not, I am that UKIP Chairman I have a message to give to every one in this country who wants to hear it. Amessage which has to date had heaths treasonable activities reported at approximately 80 police stations around the country. If we can get convictions against surviving members of heaths conspiracies to betray this country, we can get the 72 act struck down and we are out of europe. I will therefore talk to anyone who can walk into a police station,I am not concerned by there political party colour or religion. Every day in this country people spend a great deal of time moaning about political correctness. I dont I just remember that I am English and want my country back.

twizzel · 28-02-2008, 05:27 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by chikrodah

It would appear that Burgess is so determined to convince others of his views that, like Mote, he's not fussy about who he associates with so long as they give him platform time.

I would even spend time talking to you.

twizzel · 28-02-2008, 05:38 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Aardvark

Burgess was never a policeman. Burgess was a Special Constable. He is still blissfully unaware of the law of treason, the elements of the crime and the need to prove his assertions beyond reasonable doubt.

Neither Burgess, nor any of his friends, are prepared to gather the basic funding required to put their paperwork before a specialist counsel lest the legal advice they get is the same as the police and CPS advice that there is no case to answer.

Albert wears his gongs when he speaks, which frankly makes him look silly. I assume one of them to be a long service/good conduct medal. I would be interested in what incident of bravery is attributed to Albert as I would probably see him in a different light.

UKIP Henley are probably unaware of Albert's visit to a BNP meeting. UKIP policy, for reasons that are obvious, is to steer clear. I'll bet there were no other UKIP supporters in the room.

CORRECT THEY ARE LONG SERVICE MEDALS, BUT AT LEAST I HAVE THE SERVICE, I have chased and caught a man armed with a loaded working sawn off shotgun and removed knives and swords from people who were up to no good. I have chased bad guys down undergound tunnels along the lines with London Underground refusing to turn off the power, and I was at the North Circular road bomb when it went off. Need I go on. My own branch of UKIP know who I talk to it is not a secret.

28-02-2008, 01:01 PM	#1 (permalink)
Vortex Senior Member Join Date: Jan 2008 Posts: 666 Party: BNP	UKIP Branch Chairman Speaks at BNP Meeting The BNP held a successful meeting in Aylesbury last Wednesday 20 February, when Nick Griffin spoke to some 60 members and supporters of the Aylesbury Vale Branch of the party. Support speakers were Peter Strudwick, former Conservative leader of Westminster Council and Albert Burgess, Chairman of the Henley Branch of the UK Independence Party. Its good to see the BNP attracting respectable and quality speakers to their events and that on the ground at least (probably to the consternation of certain people on this forum) there is plenty of evidence of UKIP/BNP cooperation in order to address common ground issues that affect this nation.

28-02-2008, 02:32 PM	#5 (permalink)
Aardvark Moderator Join Date: Dec 2004 Location: Oxonia Posts: 3,133	Burgess was never a policeman. Burgess was a Special Constable. He is still blissfully unaware of the law of treason, the elements of the crime and the need to prove his assertions beyond reasonable doubt. Neither Burgess, nor any of his friends, are prepared to gather the basic funding required to put their paperwork before a specialist counsel lest the legal advice they get is the same as the police and CPS advice that there is no case to answer. Albert wears his gongs when he speaks, which frankly makes him look silly. I assume one of them to be a long service/good conduct medal. I would be interested in what incident of bravery is attributed to Albert as I would probably see him in a different light. UKIP Henley are probably unaware of Albert's visit to a BNP meeting. UKIP policy, for reasons that are obvious, is to steer clear. I'll bet there were no other UKIP supporters in the room. __________________ When in Woking do as the Wokes do. "I do not wish to form my opinions by thoughtlessly quoting others; I wish others to support their opinions by sensibly quoting me." Paul Wesson (Aardvark) 13th April 2008

28-02-2008, 04:39 PM	#6 (permalink)
Aardvark Moderator Join Date: Dec 2004 Location: Oxonia Posts: 3,133	Man seeks treason prosecutions The police have refused to prosecute. Burgess is backed by Dave Barnby, a member of UKIP Witney committee. Burgess is 63. The article says he was a Special Constable for a total of 12 years - 10 met, 2 TVP (2 x 8 hour shifts per month minimum contribution at present). What other skills or qualifications does Burgess have? With the best will in the world Albert probably did one full year (365 days) of shifts. He might have done more, but what has he done for the rest of his life to qualify him to press these allegations? Why has he not put this lot past a lawyer? __________________ When in Woking do as the Wokes do. "I do not wish to form my opinions by thoughtlessly quoting others; I wish others to support their opinions by sensibly quoting me." Paul Wesson (Aardvark) 13th April 2008 Last edited by Aardvark; 28-02-2008 at 04:45 PM.

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28-02-2008, 01:30 PM	#2 (permalink)
The Bear Senior Member Join Date: Feb 2008 Location: East Anglia Posts: 1,776	"Albert Burgess, Chairman of the Henley Branch of the UK Independence Party." Bad move on his part. VERY bad move. Though I do see a place for the bNP, or at least many of the values that it offers up I would not ever contemplate joining that thing that is the BNP or being associated with it. On the other hand if there was a party that was A British National Party but NOT THE BNP, that wouild be a different matter.

28-02-2008, 01:37 PM	#3 (permalink)
chikrodah Senior Member Join Date: Jan 2005 Location: Midlands Posts: 1,134	It would appear that Burgess is so determined to convince others of his views that, like Mote, he's not fussy about who he associates with so long as they give him platform time.