Marlene Guest

On 2 January 2015, the following message, commemorating Marlene Guest, was published on the Facebook page of former leader of the BNP, Nick Griffin:

"Marlene Guest – a great fighter for England and for the future of our children.

The many ex-BNP activists in our audience will be greatly saddened to hear of the death of our comrade Marlene Guest. A long-standing community campaigner in her native Rotherham, Marlene played a key role in the BNP’s ten year campaign to expose and halt Muslim grooming of vulnerable girls in Yorkshire. She also has the distinction of securing the party’s highest ever place in a parliamentary by-election with her third place in Rotherham in November 2012.

Like so many of her compatriots, Marlene was born into a mining family at a time when memories were still scarred by the terrible losses among the miners who volunteered as soldiers or tunnellers in World War One.

Although she married and raised 5 children, Marlene also worked most of her life, including in a factory using asbestos, which was the eventual cause of her long battle both with lung cancer and for compensation for the fact that her illness was not spotted by an incompetent doctor (no prizes for guessing!)

While she grew up in a traditional Labour household, Marlene became increasingly disillusioned with the out-of-touch corruption that had poisoned a once great party. She joined the Liberals and became a tireless and high-profile campaigner for her local community and against Labour corruption. Indeed, her constant ferreting and publicising of inconvenient facts which led to two senior Labour councillors being jailed for fraud.

Having been approached by local families whose young teenage daughters were being sexually abused by gangs of second generation ‘British’ Pakistanis, Marlene began a characteristically thorough investigation into the problem. She soon found out that it was both widespread and resolutely ignored by the police, media and social services in her home town. Angered and frustrated, when news broke in 2004 of (the) BNP campaign on the issue in Lancashire and especially West Yorkshire, Marlene immediately joined the party...

Marlene built an effective local organisation which went on to get three BNP councillors elected and to push Labour a close second in many other seats, including her own. All this while also becoming a popular speaker at BNP meetings all over the north of England...

In the 2010 General Election, Marlene took a whopping 10.4% of the vote in her home town...

When the local MP, Denis MacShane, resigned in 2012, citing Marlene and the BNP’s campaign against his corruption (he was later jailed for fiddling his expenses) as the key factor, she immediately agreed to stand. Despite the fact that by this time the relentless media promotion of Nigel Farage pushed UKIP into second place, Marlene still secured 8.4% of the vote and came third, winning more votes than the Tory and LibDem candidates combined.

'I spoke to her a few weeks before Christmas,' reports Nick Griffin, 'and despite being very breathless and tired from her long and bravely-borne illness, she was still full of fire and passion in her desire for justice for the thousands of victims of Muslim grooming and Establishment betrayal in Rotherham and beyond.'

No obituary can begin to do justice to Marlene. Perhaps the best we can do is to let Marlene speak her for herself in a poem that will surely keep circulating and inspiring new fighters for our Cause for many years to come."

                               England my England – by Marlene Guest

Goodbye to my England, so long my old friend,
Your days are numbered, being brought to an end.
To be Scottish, Irish or Welsh, that's fine
But don't say you're English, that's way out of line.
The French and the Germans may call themselves such,
So may Norwegians, the Swedes and the Dutch
You can say you are Russian or maybe a Dane
But don't say you're English, not ever again.
At Broadcasting House the word is taboo,
In Brussels it's scrapped, in Parliament too,
Even schools are affected. Staff do as they're told.
They must not teach children about England of old.
Writers like Shakespeare, Milton and Shaw,
The pupils don't learn about them any more.
How about Agincourt, Hastings, Arnhem or Mons?
When England lost so many of her very brave sons.
We are not Europeans, how on earth can we be?
Europe is miles away, over the sea.
We're the English from England, let's all be proud,
Stand up and be counted - Shout it out loud!
Let's tell our Government and Brussels too,
We're proud of our heritage and the Red, White and Blue.
Fly the flag of Saint George or the Union Jack,
Let the world know - WE WANT OUR ENGLAND BACK!"

Ex-Labour councillor, Jahangir Akhtar, (sacked after the Rotherham paedophile scandal) was once convicted of affray but, after a police commander spoke up for him, he wasn't jailed.

The former taxi boss is the cousin of Arshid Hussain who was named in the official report into the child sex scandal as the 'boyfriend' of up to 18 girls thought to have been abused.

On Saturday 3 January 2015, he tweeted this:

That's diversity for you.

That's what LibLabCon has been promoting and encouraging in our country for more than 60 years now. The respect the whip-hand immigrant (and his sponsors) feel for the British people in a nutshell.

The 1,400 British girls cited in Alexis Jay's report were brutalised on Akhtar's watch. Marlene did what she could to publicise their plight. Do you spot the difference?

Do you spot the difference, you who turn away whenever the BNP are mentioned? Do you spot the difference, you who saw such a monstrous anti-Brit promoted to high office?

I suspect you do. A few of the former might give a damn. Most of the latter will, I'm sure, titter along with Akhtar.

MI5 and perhaps even the CIA and the Mossad may well have had a file or two detailing Marlene's patriotic activities over the years.

I'll just say this to Akhtar and those of like mind: we who want our England back have our files as well.

Because the beauty of the White Aryan woman must not perish from the earth.

R.I.P. Marlene.

Update:

On 7 January 2015, Akhtar posted the following comment on Twitter.

Sleep well, Jahangir.

I don't know what the racists, the Fascists or the comics will make of your nasty attitude but I can assure you of this: the patriots are keeping count.

P.S. I wonder how we 'rabid Fascists' compare, in the mind of a man like Akhtar to, for example, the creatures who killed the Charlie Hebdo twelve?

For that matter, I wonder how we compare in the minds of his Labour sponsors in Rotherham and Westminster?

Just a thought.