Eleven years ago today was the murder of Fusilier Lee Rigby by two Islamic terrorists in London. As much as we can point the finger of blame at the two attackers, or immigration, or multiculturalism, that is not entirely accurate. Because for a crime like that to occur, first the conditions for it to occur have to be created. And so with that in mind I ask the following question:
Who killed Fusilier Rigby?
The blame for his murder lies squarely at the feet of those who created the conditions for his murder - and those feet are the feet of the Westminster politicians. Why?
Firstly, because of their policy of relentlessly pushing for a multicultural, multi-ethnic society, even though every tangible metric over the last fifty years has proven that such societies degrade the quality of life, and open the door to ethnic and religious conflict that otherwise wouldn't exist. The murder of Lee Rigby would never have occurred had foreign religions, cultures and identities been more heavily scrutinised before being permitted to exist in this country.
Secondly, because of their attitudes of tolerance. It is standard practice for the Westminster politicians to promote tolerance as some sort of virtue, when in reality it is just a form of cowardice, whereupon ideas and people which are inherently damaging to the national community are given free reign to fester and multiply, until such time as atrocity becomes inevitable.
Thirdly, because of their constant aggression around the world. In the endless quest to satisfy their lust for money and power, they endlessly crusade around the world, wreaking havoc wherever they go, leaving a trail of destruction and a thirst for vengeance in their wake. And they do this safe in the knowledge that they themselves, in their Westminster ivory tower, will be insulated from such acts of revenge.
So who killed Lee Rigby? Ultimately, people like Tony Blair, David Cameron and the rest of their minions may as well have slit his throat themselves, because without the Westminster Criminals, there would have been no crime to occur. And I say this as not only the leader of the National Rebirth Party, but as a man who spent six years in the British Army.
By Alek Yerbury
Party Leader
