Tuesday, 8 October 2013

Draft resignation speech of BDP Chairman Kevin Scott handing over to Claire Khaw

"It is with regret that I am now handing over the Chairmanship of the BDP to Claire Khaw.  I had such high hopes for the party as an enclave for ethno-nationalists with superior education to the ones in the NF, but it was not to be.  Ethno-nationalism is a dead duck.  I only realised this when I found myself saying on Facebook to Claire Khaw that I would vote UKIP in the General Election of 2015.  When I made that fatal pronouncement I had no idea then that I was declaring the death sentence on ethno-nationalism.  However, it has been rightly pointed out that this is logically inevitable after my admission that I would not even be voting for the party that I am Chairman of.

Having come to this conclusion, I feel I have no option but to resign in favour of Claire Khaw, who promises us that civic nationalism will get us ethno-nationalists most of what we want.  I therefore urge BDP members to strive for nationalism and support our new leader, putting our best nationalist foot forward.  Good luck, Claire!"


  • Stuart Hamilton Claire Khaw is great entertainment, but no political party whether they be sensible or otherwise, will have her for understandable reasons
    8 October at 19:15 · Like · 2
  • Stuart Hamilton Kevin Scott is claire khaw officially banned?
    8 October at 19:49 · Like
  • Kevin Scott Hello Stuart, and thanks for your concern about the strange journey of Ms Khaw. As you say, no party (whether UKIP, BNP, Tory, Labour - I think she has joined or attempted to join them all!) will entertain her, so why does she think the BDP will be any different? She was given a chance a year or so ago to state her case on a public platform in Newcastle and failed miserably. She is a poor public speaker and had nothing to say other than the anti-immigration movement in this country should embrace immigrants (like her, obviously!) Everybody was very civil and polite to her and she was made to feel very welcome and given a chance to explain her position, both privately and from the platform. She even went native and sank a bottle of Newcastle Brown Ale with the lads!! And that was the end of that!!! I do wish she would find another hobby or past time to occupy her time. Or even follow the advice of the anti-immigration parties she attempts to join and finds the courage to repatriate herself (as a good example to all those immigrants she wants to appeal to via her brand of 'civic nationalism'!) I hope that helped.
    8 October at 19:59 · Like · 1
  • Stuart Hamilton what was it that she would have needed to have done at the meeting to have convinced you to let her join?
    8 October at 20:05 · Like
  • Kevin Scott Actually said something that was of interest or even helpful to our cause!
    8 October at 20:11 · Like
  • Tom Price If she liked Newcastle Brown, she is one of us.
    8 October at 20:12 · Unlike · 2
  • Stuart Hamilton can you give an example of what that might actually be?
    8 October at 20:12 · Like
  • Kevin Scott Drink Vaux Double Maxim(as I'm originally from Sunderland!)
    8 October at 20:13 · Like
  • Stuart Hamilton had she said something useful and you had admitted her to the party, would you have been able to cope with the negative publicity she generates?
    8 October at 20:15 · Like
  • Kevin Scott I hate to break the shock news to you, Stuart, but she has nothing useful or even that interesting to say. She is just grandstanding or pursuing some attention-seeking agenda to compensate for the nothingness (it sometimes happens to people from immigrant stock in a strange country) in her life.
    8 October at 20:17 · Like
  • Stuart Hamilton what do you make of the hypothetical speeches she has written welcoming her into various parties and even making her leader?
    8 October at 20:21 · Like
  • Stuart Hamilton This is from ask FM

    In what way does civic nationalism differ from ethno nationalism as a strategy and a final result?

    Ethno-nationalism is like a child saying "Wah! I want you to take me they playground NOW!"

    Civic nationalism is it saying "Isn't this a lovely day, mother? Do you think we might go to the park later if that is what you would like?"
    Ethno-nationalism is a man saying to a woman he fancies "Oi, fancy a shag?"
    Civic nationalism is a man saying to a woman he fancies, "May I buy you a drink?"
    8 October at 20:23 · Like
  • Stuart Hamilton I think she has a talent for comedy!
    8 October at 20:23 · Unlike · 1
  • Kevin Scott Yes, maybe she is working on a right-wing version of the BBC Citizen Smith sitcom!
    8 October at 20:29 · Like · 1
  • Leon Claire once did a stand-up comedy course, Kevin!
    8 October at 20:36 · Like · 1
  • Leon Kevin, do you agree with Claire that politicians, especially those on the Right, should discuss and criticize feminism?
    8 October at 20:37 · Like
  • Kevin Scott Criticise feminism (in the north east of England!)? Is she mad?
    8 October at 20:49 · Like · 1
  • Leon Why though? If you can inveigh against other sacred cows of the politically correct Establishment, why not feminism? Or do you not regard feminism as a problem?
    8 October at 20:51 · Like
  • Kevin Scott (Unlike Claire,) I have knocked on thousands of doors and listened to thousands of ordinary people and although many of them had very strident views about the state of the country, particularly on politically incorrect subjects such as race and immigration, not once did anyone mention feminism, Leon. Sorry to disappoint you!
    8 October at 20:55 · Edited · Like · 2
  • Leon Because the average voter is stupid and irrational, and probably does not link certain societal problems with feminism.

    You can quietly support killing off feminism without kicking up a fuss simply by having a policy of advocating the repeal of the Equality Act 2010.
    8 October at 20:57 · Unlike · 1
  • Kevin Scott I will mention that important piece of legislation the next time I go canvassing, Leon. *cough*
    8 October at 20:58 · Like · 1
  • Leon Simon Sheppard and Lady Renouf are the only nationalists I have ever heard criticize feminism, and the latter did so only fleetingly in an interview.
    8 October at 21:02 · Unlike · 1
  • Stuart Hamilton They are both viewed as cranks almost on the same level as claire
    8 October at 21:04 · Like · 1
  • Leon Can only cranks oppose feminism?
    Yesterday at 01:15 · Unlike · 1
  • Claire Khaw What did she say?
    Yesterday at 01:23 · Like
  • Stuart Hamilton feminism is open to being defined, there are different definitions. interpretating all ills in society as being caused by a difficult to define abstract concept such as feminism is something you would expect see from a crank.
    Yesterday at 01:25 via mobile · Like
  • Leon I forget what the subject of the discussion was, but she mentioned in passing that feminism was an ill that everyone was refusing to condemn.

    I'll have a look for the clip.
    Yesterday at 01:26 · Unlike · 1
  • Leon She mentions it at 08:28: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bXAWRlOrbwE

    Fraudulent Freedoms and Feminism

    IRIB Television's 'Insight', December 2007. Dr M. Saeed Bahmanpour of the Islami...See more
    Yesterday at 01:29 · Unlike · 1 · Remove Preview
  • Stuart Hamilton its strange for a female to condemn feminism at a political meeting, one of the definitions in the dictionary is seeking political equality, perhaps these women should not be speaking at political meetings in the first place then and politics should be left to the men, its a rather feminist thing to do to give political speeches to an audience of largely men
    Yesterday at 01:34 via mobile · Like
  • Leon It is narrow-minded to seek the meaning of ‘feminism’ from a dictionary. It is not simply a word, but a comprehensive political ideology and socio-cultural movement.
    Yesterday at 01:36 · Edited · Unlike · 1
  • Stuart Hamilton well a women seeking to persuade people at a political meeting to give her opinion some weight in an environment traditionally associated with men does have feminist feel to it, did women attend political meetings like that a 100 years ago and try and convince men to take them seriously
    Yesterday at 01:40 via mobile · Like
  • Claire Khaw Just because you don't agree with feminism does not mean women should not state their opinions. There is no connection between the two. 

    As far as I am concerned I am antifeminist because I wish to repeal the Equality Act 2010 and to reintroduce fault into divorce. 

    This is because most people regard themselves as feminists these days.
    Yesterday at 01:41 · Like
  • Claire Khaw "Feminism has brought such disadvantage to women."
    Yesterday at 01:45 · Like
  • Stuart Hamilton claire does not want women to have political influence and instead wants a patriarchy, the political parties that have male leaders which she fancies taking over are actually granting her wish in a way by dismissing her and her attempts to hold influence
    Yesterday at 01:45 via mobile · Like
  • Claire Khaw Apparently, it is a Jewish thing.
    Yesterday at 01:46 · Like
  • Claire Khaw I am against indiscriminate universal suffrage so universal female and female suffrage were both completely wrong. 

    The principle should be no representation without taxation, which would in effect exclude most women.
    Yesterday at 01:49 · Like
  • Leon Patriarchy does not mean abolishing the vote for women per se, Stuart, or not allowing women to rise to the top of politics on merit. 

    Margaret Thatcher also opposed feminism and led the nation.
    Yesterday at 01:50 · Unlike · 1
  • Claire Khaw It is obviously idiotic to give people the vote just for existing.
    Yesterday at 01:51 · Like
  • Claire Khaw It is also pretty clear to me that most people are either stupid or venal and cannot be trusted not to just vote for whichever party bribes the most.
    Yesterday at 01:52 · Like
  • Leon Is there anything in the Qur’an that could be interpreted as oppositional to universal suffrage, Claire?
    Yesterday at 01:52 · Like
  • Claire Khaw It is silent on suffrage.
    Yesterday at 01:55 · Like
  • Claire Khaw "the political parties that have male leaders which she fancies taking over are actually granting her wish in a way by dismissing her and her attempts to hold influence"

    It is not because of my gender that I am being ignored, Stuart! It is because of my *race* in the case of the BDP. 

    Possibly, even if I were male and white I would also be looked at askance for questioning the matriarchy.
    Yesterday at 01:58 · Like
  • Stuart Hamilton most women i know work and pay tax! under your own system you would not be allowed to vote
    Yesterday at 01:59 via mobile · Like
  • Claire Khaw I know I may one day disenfranchise myself, but I am not bothered if most people vote sensibly.
    Yesterday at 02:00 · Like
  • Claire Khaw And they will only vote sensibly if you narrow the franchise.
    Yesterday at 02:01 · Like
  • Claire Khaw Why is this rocket science?
    Yesterday at 02:01 · Like
  • Stuart Hamilton the bdp said they made you feel welcome but you were totally shit and gave a poor speech and said nothing of interest which helped what they stood for
    Yesterday at 02:01 via mobile · Like
  • Leon Only if the narrow(ed) franchise of voters share your views on what is ‘sensible’, Claire!
    Yesterday at 02:03 · Like
  • Claire Khaw It was not a BDP meeting. The BDP did not exist at the time. It was a Nationalist Unity Meeting and I said civic nationalism was the only way forward to a bunch of Northern Neanderthals who were talking about the 14 words. No, I did not expect it to go down well, but my speech remains relevant to this day. The only reason why they are keeping me out is because I made a bad speech? I suggest to you that they are keeping me out because they don't want to hear any more of my civic nationalist crap.
    Yesterday at 02:05 · Like
  • Claire Khaw This does not mean that I regret making that speech. Kevin Scott is an ethno nationalist and would not want to hear that sort of thing by a female and a foreigner as well as Londoner and Southerner. He is bound to denigrate such a speech so there are no surprises there.
    Yesterday at 02:08 · Like
  • Stuart Hamilton they do not believe in civic, its like a catholic trying to covert a jehovas witness, the jehova witness does not want to here somebody bang on about the pope
    Yesterday at 02:09 via mobile · Like
  • Claire Khaw But they are now talking about civic nationalism in the BDP.

    Kevin Scott himself wrote this athttp://www.civilliberty.org.uk/newsdetail.php?newsid=1682

    Civil Liberty - UKIP's real role in our struggle
    www.civilliberty.org.uk
    Civil Liberty defending free speech against the tyranny of political correctness
    Yesterday at 02:10 · Like · Remove Preview
  • Stuart Hamilton why would somebody use a strategy which takes them away from the racial segregation that they want
    Yesterday at 02:10 via mobile · Like
  • Claire Khaw Adrian Davies wrotehttp://britishdemocraticparty.org/home-truths-from-abroad/

    Home truths from abroad
    britishdemocraticparty.org
      By Adrian Davies.   While the panic-stricken Greek state sends hooded, black u...See more
    Yesterday at 02:11 · Like · Remove Preview
  • Claire Khaw Because if they are serious politicians they have to be realistic, but I guess they are not.
    Yesterday at 02:11 · Like
  • Claire Khaw They are just happy to start up a party and then let it die.
    Yesterday at 02:12 · Like
  • Claire Khaw Cos they are stupid and stubborn like that.
    Yesterday at 02:12 · Edited · Like
  • Leon I think it is clear that ethnic nationalists and civic nationalists differ so much fundamentally, despite sharing the brand ‘nationalism’, that they would be better off separating into two parties: the NF for ethnos and probably the BNP for civics.
    Yesterday at 02:12 · Like
  • Leon Kevin Scott, what are the key differences between the Brit Dems and the National Front?
    Yesterday at 02:13 · Like
  • Claire Khaw Yes, they can separate into their different groups and achieve precisely NOTHING.
    Yesterday at 02:13 · Like

  • Claire Khaw Kevin Scott: "[Claire Khaw] she has nothing useful or even that interesting to say." 

    Kevin, what have you said that is useful or interesting about nationalism, apart from saying that you would vote UKIP in 2015?
    50 minutes ago · Like
  • Claire Khaw My big ideas are:

    1. repeal the Equality Act 2010

    2. make nationalism civic

    3. reintroduce fault into the divorce

    4. make nationalism the party of the lower middle classes

    What big ideas do you have, Kevin? 

    If you haven't got any big ideas, have you got any little ones?
    46 minutes ago · Like
  • Claire Khaw But it seems discussing ideas and policies is "grandstanding" according to Kevin.
    32 minutes ago · Like
  • Claire Khaw That is the trouble with the working classes, they have no tradition of discussing ideas in a civil and rational way. Even the university-educated ones, like Kevin, are quite hopeless at it. They either get angry or give up. The spirit of philosophical deconstruction of their opponents' ideas has never entered their soul. 

    I would be a breath of fresh air to British Nationalism. 

    Kevin, whom do I have to pay to make me Chairman of the BDP?


I just have a feeling that my exclusion from the BDP is not because of my doubtful oratorical skills, but for racial reasons.   What do you think, dear reader?

I am not such a headbanger that I would ask the NF why on earth they won't admit me as a member. However, when the Treasurer of the BDP is known to promote civic nationalism, it seems not quite right that I should be excluded from the launch meeting in February and for the London Organiser to pointedly not respond to a question I asked, which was whether I could attend their May meeting.

http://www.searchlightmagazine.com/archive/british-democratic-party-launches-and-promises-it-will-belong-to-its-members 

http://www.searchlightmagazine.com/archive/how-the-british-democratic-party-was-born

http://www.searchlightmagazine.com/blogs/searchlight-blog/british-democratic-party-to-launch-nationally

They are certainly more "racial" than the BNP.  
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