I posed a similar question in a previous blog regarding their view on the white indiginous population that they purport to represent.

The question was which part of the oriental branch was Councillor Carl Butler from because by no stretch of the imagination is he from the Anglo Saxon stock that these people say they represent!

It would also seem that Cllr Butlers is back tracking from their demonstration of having a sikh mayor which was in a BNP election leaflet delivered in Cllr Sidhu,s ward during the recent election stating ” Do You want a Sikh Mayor if not vote BNP”

Cllr Butlers spineless defence was that he was in a side room with his leader Smith, not knowing that the Mayor was being sworn in.

What a liar, the room is joined to the council chamber with micriphones broadcasting the ceromony which they could here because they came running out when they had to support the BNP motion for their Cllr positions on various committees as many in the public gallery and members in the chamber could see.

I have no doubt that if you check the record of signitures present at this meeting you will find Butler and Smith had signed in but had move to the side room when the ceromony was taking place.

It shows the shallow depths that the BNP sink to.

You’ve demonstrated very well that those two BNP Councillors don’t ‘know the law of the realm’. Can we appeal to the Standards Board on the basis that their election breaks the Magna Carta? Oh, go on.

Excellent post, btw

Because in 1215[just after lunch], India was, of course, not a place that concerned the English Crown. A place that did concern the Crown was Ireland.

So any ‘foreigners’ barred by any fascistic mediaeval legislation would be the Irish. Including ,of course, the De Buitlear clan.

Like many Irish families, names became Anglified over time…De Buitlears becoming BUTLER.

Hmmmm. I can think of a few Butlers that the mediaeval English may have found ‘foreign’..RAB Butler, Terry ‘Geezer’ Butler..and Cllr. Carl Butler. Or Cathal De Buitlear to give him his proper Irish spelling.

Perhaps if Cllr.Smith wants people barred from office as ‘foreigners’ because of laws from 1215- and probably much, much later, he could start a little closer to home…

Sandwell Councillor Gurcharan Singh Sidhu (’Sid’ to everyone) is one of the nicest men I have ever met in my life. When I first got on the Council, Sid was one of the first to come over to me……