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THERE was a rather sinister development over the weekend when a foreign country made a deliberate call to its nationals living here, to influence the result of an election taking place in part of Britain.
In Pakistan a leading newspaper, the Pakistan Daily, has called upon Pakistanis living in the North West of England to register to vote so that they will be able to use it in the European Elections. Under the headline Register to vote or this racist BNP man Nick Griffin gets elected, the newspaper makes it very clear that it is trying to assemble a fifth column of Pakistani immigrants which will be able to use its electoral clout to undermine the votes of British people living in the North West Euro Constituency.
The report says:
Pakistan Daily is urging YOU the Asian (sic read – Muslim) commmunity to get into the polling booths at this summers European Elections.
As reported in our most recent edition the far-right British National Party could win its first seat in the European Parliament by claiming just 8% of the vote! And Nick Griffin the leader of the party is standing as a candidate in the North West.
If you want to do something about it and stop the BNP then in the first instance you have to register with your local council to vote.
Hopefully this interference from a foreign country and its attempt to manipulate the result of a British election will backfire, and in effect actually motivate the British people themselves to ensure that they have the vote on June 4th and use it to support the British National Party.
Duration : 0:1:49
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(December 23, 2009)
The year 2009 may be coming to an end, but some news events are far from over. This special end-of-year half-hour Global Pulse program digs deeper into the most significant stories of 2009. In the daily welter of news coverage, sometimes what will truly affect the future can only be seen from a distance. We look at how broadcasters around the world have presented divergent views on key events. Original interviews and clips from the most astute observers round out the picture.
CHINA AND THE GLOBAL ECONOMY: The historic financial economic collapse at the start of the year scrambled the long-standing hierarchy of power, and China has emerged as the worlds new leader. Original interview with Wayne Silby, Co-Founder and Chairman of Calvert Investments and advisor to Grameen Bank on China.
REMEMBERING PAKISTAN:
President Obamas new Afghanistan surge mirrors the troop increase from February 09 — as does the rise in violence across the border, in Pakistan.
MEXICO AT WAR:
Except for the few times violence has exploded in the U.S., American news has paid too little attention to the escalating war between organized criminal gangs and the Mexican government.
IRAN’S STRANGE COURSE:
A deeply flawed election that challenged Irans theocratic régime was followed by a newly aggressive and oddly contradictory policy on nuclear enrichment. Original interview with Professor Mohsen Milani – Chair, Department of Government & International Affairs, University of South Florida.
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News Sources:
Deutsche Welle, Germany; TVE, Spain, NBC, U.S.; Once Noticias, Mexico; BBC World; U.K., BBC Arabic, U.K.; CCTV, China; CBS, U.S.; Al Arabiya, United Arab Emirates; Russia Today, Russia; TV5, France; CNN, U.S.; PressTV, Iran; IRIB, Iran; South Asia Newsline, India; Al Jazeera English, Qatar; ABC News, U.S.; France 24, France; Dawn News, Pakistan
Watch all our Global Pulse episodes on LinkTv’s website http://www.linktv.org/globalpulse
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Dec
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