On Saturday, hundreds of BNP activists from around the country will make their way to Stoke to take part in a Day of Action in memory of our murdered comrade, Keith Brown. The activities will highlight the pitifully light sentence given to Keith’s murderer and the Government’s shameful silence on anti-white racist attacks.
Tragically, we have another example of the seriousness of the issue this week with the start of the trial at the Old Bailey of the two men accused of killing Billy Ward, who was stabbed to death by two non-whites in Croydon in December of last year.
The court heard on Monday how twenty-one year old Billy was getting the night bus back home with his ex-girlfriend when he was immediately confronted by 19 year olds Junior Lumbango and Starfield Badza. CCTV footage shows the two youths attempting to intimidate Billy and poking him in the cheek, forcing Billy and his ex-girlfriend to move to another part of the bus. When Billy went to leave the bus, Badza made the shape of a gun and tried to slap Billy around the back of the head.
Billy bravely tried to fight back against the provocation but witnesses described how Lumbango pulled something from his trousers and punch Billy in the side of the chest. Witness also stated that they saw Badza stab Billy before running away.
Billy had been stabbed four times, suffering damage to the heart, lung and liver. He was rushed to hospital but died around an hour later.
Despite there being witnesses to the murder, who would have given full accounts of the suspects, and their colour, the BBC did not put out a full description of Lumbango and Badza, simply referring to them as “two youths.”
In all attacks against whites, the authorities follow the lead of such organisations as the BBC and attempt to play down any racial angle in the case. In total contrast, of course, to the media frenzy involved if the victim is black or Asian.
But with Billy’s case, they couldn’t stifle the truth and his father Bill Ward was in no doubt about the reasons for the cowardly murder of his son: “He was picked because he was white. This was racist attack.”
We all hope that justice is served and Billy’s murderers are given fitting sentences for bringing to an end a young life so needlessly. But in this prevailing milieu, where white victims are not afforded the same urgency or respect as non-whites, there is no guarantee that this will be the case.
The Day of Action for Keith Brown tomorrow sees the continuation of the fight back against these injustices. The BNP is the only organisation that refuses to be silenced as the murders of our people are swept under the carpet. No more will British lives be sacrificed on the altar of failed social experimentation.
If you are not part of the BNP’s fight for justice for white victims of crime, then join it now and ensure that we never have the need to conduct another such Day of Action again.
Tragically, we have another example of the seriousness of the issue this week with the start of the trial at the Old Bailey of the two men accused of killing Billy Ward, who was stabbed to death by two non-whites in Croydon in December of last year.
The court heard on Monday how twenty-one year old Billy was getting the night bus back home with his ex-girlfriend when he was immediately confronted by 19 year olds Junior Lumbango and Starfield Badza. CCTV footage shows the two youths attempting to intimidate Billy and poking him in the cheek, forcing Billy and his ex-girlfriend to move to another part of the bus. When Billy went to leave the bus, Badza made the shape of a gun and tried to slap Billy around the back of the head.
Billy bravely tried to fight back against the provocation but witnesses described how Lumbango pulled something from his trousers and punch Billy in the side of the chest. Witness also stated that they saw Badza stab Billy before running away.
Billy had been stabbed four times, suffering damage to the heart, lung and liver. He was rushed to hospital but died around an hour later.
Despite there being witnesses to the murder, who would have given full accounts of the suspects, and their colour, the BBC did not put out a full description of Lumbango and Badza, simply referring to them as “two youths.”
In all attacks against whites, the authorities follow the lead of such organisations as the BBC and attempt to play down any racial angle in the case. In total contrast, of course, to the media frenzy involved if the victim is black or Asian.
But with Billy’s case, they couldn’t stifle the truth and his father Bill Ward was in no doubt about the reasons for the cowardly murder of his son: “He was picked because he was white. This was racist attack.”
We all hope that justice is served and Billy’s murderers are given fitting sentences for bringing to an end a young life so needlessly. But in this prevailing milieu, where white victims are not afforded the same urgency or respect as non-whites, there is no guarantee that this will be the case.
The Day of Action for Keith Brown tomorrow sees the continuation of the fight back against these injustices. The BNP is the only organisation that refuses to be silenced as the murders of our people are swept under the carpet. No more will British lives be sacrificed on the altar of failed social experimentation.
If you are not part of the BNP’s fight for justice for white victims of crime, then join it now and ensure that we never have the need to conduct another such Day of Action again.
BNP NEWS TEAM
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