Union payout to Islamonazi bomber.

Found this story on the BNP site, and I have posted it. I hope that this is not true, but given the sad and sorry state of our once great nation it would not suprise me if this were 100% right:

News article filed by Yorkshire correspondent

Following concerns expressed by local voters the BNP councillor for the Heckmondwike ward of Kirklees Council member, Clr. David Exley has acted to gain information on rumours circulating around the Dewsbury area.

Councillor Exley has tabled a letter to the Yorkshire headquarters of trade union Unison. The letter written on 15th of September asked the union to confirm or deny once and for all the truth of the allegations that the widow of 07/07 London suicide bomber Mohammad Sidique Khan is to, or may already have received a massive compensation payout from the trade union Unison, the union for public sector workers.

Extremism tolerated

Khan was employed at Hillside Primary School in Beeston where the Labour MP John Trickett's wife, Sarah Balfour is head teacher, it is alleged the suicide bomber Khan was a member of the Unison.

Questioning Unison's policy on “no membership” for BNP members Clr. Exley has also asked what measures Unison are taking to act on religious extremism within its members.

Councillor Exley has, in the past six weeks, received dozens of telephone calls from other members of Unison and the general community asking for information on the issue of the allegations that union money is being used for the payout.

Request for information to union

Councillor Exley confirmed that he had written to Cliffe Williams of Unison to clear up the matter and stated that even though he was sure that no sensible union would use members’ money to furnish a payout to the widow of a suicide bomber, as a community leader he had a responsibility to calm the tension that the rumours may be causing.

So far Unison has maintained a wall of silence which is in turn fuelling tensions in the area escalating rumours that the payout may actually be true.

Cllr Exley told a BNP website reporter, “I am caught between a rock and a hard place on this one, I have a duty to the people who voted for me to pursue the truth, but that truth is being kept from me by this union, if these payout rumours are false then the union has a duty to speak out quickly and clearly, if they are true then they must justify the payout to not only its own members but the families of the dead and maimed.”

The saga continues but the BNP in West Yorkshire will continue to demand answers, which when they are forthcoming, will be published, online and in our paper based publications.

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