South West Wales BNP at Neath For The BOBH Petition

Once again another Saturday dawned and the watery sun struggled to ascend the sky, and the patriots of West Wales rose fitfully from their slumbers. Banners loaded, leaflets printed and delivered, pens and clipboards stashed, our stalwarts met behind Neath Railway Station.
The town was alive with a bustling market. The sun had rubbed its eyes and was now beaming down on everyone.

We took our place outside a semi derelict shopfront that boasted that it was soon to open as a sex shop. Our banners soon covered up that nonsense.


Again huge interest was shown in the campaign, with over 250 brave souls showing their true colours.
Alas one or tho others showed their brand of true colour as well. The village idiot created a minor fuss by shouting profanities from a safe distance. Interestingly enough he chose to do this whilst a local radio station was interviewing some children live. His diatribe was apparently transmitted all over West Wales, and caused such a pandemonium that the producer called the Police. Not for the transgressor of course, but for us. The Bobby and Bobbette were soon put in their place by our secret weapon, and they actually stated that they were ultimately there to protect our right to carry out the petition. The lady produce thing was furious, and tried lots of dirty tricks to defame us, including sending young kids over to sign the petition. Adam Lloyd was having none of this of course, and advised the kids to leg it. This however did not stop a foul mouthed radio person from trying to make some point or other. But we won the day again with some of the public even congratulating us on our solidarity.
Lastly old Orange-A-Tan Peter Hain was in Town, but kept his distance in typical fashion as his thugs were not out to play.
To top it all we had another valiant team out in Merthyr, one of the most depressed towns in Britain, let alone Wales.


Below is an excellent video by the WalesBNP team that just says it all. Well done guys.

Thanks to all who helped out. Another great day for the real people of Wales.
Ed.