Peter Hain's Reaction to being Challenged by The British National Party, and my response.

Ex-detective stands for BNP

Friday, March 26, 2010, 23:59

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A FORMER Swansea police officer is standing as a British National Party candidate in the coming General Election.

Ex-CID officer Michael Green has been announced as the BNPs parliamentary candidate for the Neath seat, currently held by Welsh Secretary Peter Hain.

Mr Green said: "In my years of experience as a police officer I have developed a finely tuned nose for smelling out crooks by a mile. And whenever I go within 50 miles of Westminster, I can tell you, it smells like a barnyard."

Mr Hain responded by saying that the people of Neath are "decent, hard-working, fair-minded people, who hold no truck with racism and fascism."

The Neath MP added: "I have fought against racism my entire adult life.

"I detest what the BNP stands for.

"I will be standing for all the people of Neath, whatever their faith and whatever their colour, as I have done for 19 years."

The Far-right party yesterday released the details of the six members they have selected to fight for Welsh seats during the coming General Election.

In South Wales, as well as Mr Green, the BNP has selected Kevin Edwards for the Aberavon seat and Clive Bennett for the Swansea East seat.

THE EDITOR

South Wales Evening Post

Adelaide Street

Swansea

SA1 1QT

Dear Sir,

I take issue with comments made by Peter Hain in your interview with him published in the Evening Post on Friday, 26^th March.

I have a thick skin, but nevertheless find it offensive that the likes of Peter Hain should imply that I am somehow racist or fascist because I have the temerity to dare to stand against him in an election.

I happen to be Jewish, and most of my family and extended relatives perished in Russia at the hands of far-left ‘fascists’ in the very type of communist regime that Peter Hain has worked all his life to impose on this country. It is notable that when Labour Party executive Andrew Neather recently revealed the extent of Labour’s concealed policy of mass immigration in order to deliberately create ‘a truly multi-cultural society’ , he also revealed Labour’s policy that anyone who dared to question this was to be publicly denounced as ‘racist’.

Peter Hain has actively promoted two illegal wars which have resulted in the deaths of untold thousands of innocents and many hundreds of our brave servicemen. To compound this, he has voted strongly in parliament against any sort of inquiry into MPs behaviour in launching these wars.

I refuse to be intimidated by Peter Hain’s violent UAF gang of street thugs, (the leaders of which have recently been arrested by the police in connection with ‘conspiracy to incite violence’).

It is my right and my duty to speak out when something is wrong, and it is also my right to stand as a candidate for election whilst we still can. The decent, hard-working and fair-minded people of Neath will thus have a democratic choice.

Peter Hain may well ‘detest’ this. Good.

Yours sincerely,

Michael Green.

British National Party candidate for Neath.

My View on The Coal Industry.

The demise of the Coal Industry in the UK and Wales in particular has been an unmitigated disaster. It is generally accepted that Margaret Thatcher and the Conservatives organised this travesty to break the will of the unions and spirit of the working man. There can be no doubt about this but I believe the whole process was a conspiracy between all parties to increase our dependency on oil. Labour despite all its promises has done absolutely nothing to remedy this situation. In 13 years not one substantive new mine has opened. This despite huge advances in developing clean burning furnaces.

I do not believe that the burning of coal as a fuel source has anything to do with the fake climate change argument. If elected I shall campaign tirelessly for the reinstatement of the coal industry and the exposure of the climate change lobbyists as the strangers to the truth that they are.