NEWS
APF Vice President condemns “political assassination”
Thursday, 16 June 2016
by Nick Griffin
“A truly shocking tragedy. Our thoughts are with Jo Cox’s family at this terrible time and it is a dark day for Britain and for lovers of freedom and democracy to see that the British mainland now appears to be firmly on the list of countries blighted by the phenomenon of political assassination”. That is
- Published in News
Angry Birds the Movie review
Thursday, 16 June 2016
by Nick Griffin
We here at the APF don’t normally do film reviews, let alone ones of “children’s movies”, but the new Angry Birds offering is no normal film, so here’s a short video review which sums the whole thing up very well. The arrival of the pig villains – who are unmistakably Islamist – quickly flags up
Will electoral fraud be used to cheat British voters out of BREXIT?
Wednesday, 15 June 2016
by Nick Griffin
If you were in favour of British membership of the EU, scared of losing the popular vote, and willing to cheat to avoid that, how would you do it? The easiest way of all is to ‘nobble’ the postal votes. Surely no-one would do that? If you think so, just look who’s doing the counting!
- Published in Europe
APF-event at big political festival
Tuesday, 14 June 2016
by Stefan Jacobsson
More than 100.000 people participated last year in the 2015-edition of ”Folkemødet” (English: The People’s Meeting). The People’s Meeting is a big Danish political festival where all political parties in Denmark, several NGO’s and companies, participates in discussions and likewise. Last year it attracted big medial attention that the APF-members MEP Giorgios Epitideios (Golden Dawn,
UK referendum – polls suggest the ‘impossible’ BREXIT may be about to happen!
Tuesday, 14 June 2016
by Nick Griffin
With just over a week to go until Britain’s historic EU referendum, the sense of panic among the Europhile elite is palpable. When David Cameron called the contest, a ‘Remain’ vote looked inevitable, and the pro-Brussels camp led in all the early opinion polls. But as minds are made up, the balance has shifted dramatically
Soros-backed leftists queue up to attack Czech TV station for opposing immigration
Saturday, 04 June 2016
by Nick Griffin
A Czech television station has come under fire from liberal media outlets after details emerged of an editorial meeting in which journalists were told to report negatively on the migrant crisis or find employment elsewhere. ‘Strangely’, those complaining about this have never had any worries over the relentless efforts by Western news outlets such as
- Published in Europe
More Double Standards From Liberal Fake News Media
Wednesday, 12 July 2017
by Nick Griffin
The shocking case of Mateusz Piskorski The liberal-fascists of the European Union were outraged when a Moscow court last month sentenced opposition leader Alexei Navalny to 30 days in prison for staging an unsanctioned rally in the city. Strangely, however, they are absolutely silent about the case of Mateusz Piskorski, a Polish anti-EU opposition leader,
- Published in Europe, liberalism, neo-cons
Macron and the Saudis
Wednesday, 26 April 2017
by Nick Griffin
Will the Real Fake-Newsers Please Stand Up? Justifiable concern about ‘fake news’ is being used by mainstream media outlets to produce fake news. An example that has surfaced in France shows that this new brand of MSM dishonesty is being used to suppress some of the awkward questions that voters should be asking about front-runner
- Published in News
Great start to fundraiser to keep the APF-Headquarter
Thursday, 30 March 2017
by Stefan Jacobsson
Dear friends, It’s only been two weeks since we launched our fundraiser to keep our Headquarters in Brussels. Since then we have raised approximately 2000 euro, so we are well on our way to reach the goal for the year, which is 15 000 euros. I’m very optimistic that we will reach our goal if
APF-representatives participated in AFCO-hearing
Saturday, 11 February 2017
by Stefan Jacobsson
On the 9th of February representatives from Alliance for Peace and Freedom (APF) participated in a hearing in the European Parliament, that was held by European Parliament’s constitutional affairs committee (AFCO). The APF was represented by it’s President, Roberto Fiore, Secretary General, Stefan Jacobsson, MEP Udo Voigt and the lawyer and legal representative Peter Richter.
- Published in APF, In the European Parliament, News