BNP to Copyright Its Slogans to Stop Labour Stealing Them
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political slogans after the Labour Party stole the BNP-origin term
“Operation Fightback,” Nick Griffin MEP has announced.
Speaking to BNP News after Labour unveiled its “Operation Fightback”
banner at its flop conference this weekend, Mr Griffin said this
blatant theft was the second time that the Government had used a BNP
phraseology.
“Last year we saw Gordon Brown use the slogan ‘British jobs for
British workers’ at a Labour conference,” Mr Griffin said.
“Enough is enough; the BNP is now going to start copyrighting its
slogans to prevent the ideologically-bankrupt thieves at Labour HQ
from using our ideas,” he said.
‘Operation Fightback’ is a slogan that the BNP has been using since
before the European elections in June this year. The BNP program has
seen mass mobilisation by supporters objecting to lies told about the
party in the media which has resulted in several successful Press
Complaints Commission rulings and withdrawal statements being
published by several newspapers.
“What makes matters worse is the fact that Labour genuinely does not
believe any of the slogans which it uses,” continued Mr Griffin. “The
‘British jobs’ one, for example, was an outright lie as Mr Brown knows
very well that the European Union freedom of movement regulations
prevent the Government from reserving jobs for British nationals.”
The half-empty hall at the Labour conference also reflected the air of
desperation which marked Labour’s annual meeting. That party is on the
point of a massive implosion with backbenchers openly dismissing Mr
Brown as a “dead man walking” and pretenders to the throne already
jostling for position in the hope of kicking out what has clearly
become one of the most hopeless British Prime Ministers ever.
Labour’s desperation was also revealed with ‘Lord’ Peter Mandelson
declaring last week that he would be prepared to take up a post under
a Tory administration if his party lost the next election.
Although commentary on Mr Mandelson’s confession focussed on the fact
that he was in effect admitting defeat, the reality is that there is
so little difference between Labour and the Tories that it would make
almost no change for him.
http://bnp.org.uk/2009/09/bnp-to-copyright-its-slogans-to-stop-labour-stealing-them/
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"Love Europe, Hate the EU" <eu...@yahoo.co.uk> wrote in message
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Mark Goodge
and typed:
>Speaking to BNP News after Labour unveiled its �Operation Fightback�
>banner at its flop conference this weekend, Mr Griffin said this
>blatant theft was the second time that the Government had used a BNP
>phraseology.
>
>�Last year we saw Gordon Brown use the slogan �British jobs for
>British workers� at a Labour conference,� Mr Griffin said.
>
>�Enough is enough; the BNP is now going to start copyrighting its
>slogans to prevent the ideologically-bankrupt thieves at Labour HQ
>from using our ideas,� he said.
Thus neatly demonstrating that the BNP is clueless about intellectual
property. But then, anything intellectual is beyond them.
Mark
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Robert Marshall
And simultaneously it (the BNP) is pinching the layout of the Obama website
http://conservativehome.blogs.com/centreright/2009/11/the-bnp-have-stolen-barackobamacom.html
( or http://is.gd/4PGjd )
blatant theft, surely not?!
Robert
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magwitch
> On Sat, 7 Nov 2009 09:03:37 -0800, Yvan Hall put finger to keyboard
> and typed:
>
>> banner at its flop conference this weekend, Mr Griffin said this
>> blatant theft was the second time that the Government had used a BNP
>> phraseology.
>>
>> British workers� at a Labour conference,� Mr Griffin said.
>>
>> �Enough is enough; the BNP is now going to start copyrighting its
>> slogans to prevent the ideologically-bankrupt thieves at Labour HQ
>
> Thus neatly demonstrating that the BNP is clueless about intellectual
> property. But then, anything intellectual is beyond them.
>
> Mark
Well that's socialism for you. Both parties draw on the same outdated
and discredited philosophy despised by anyone with half a brain - let
them squabble amongst themselves and ignore.