On Mother's Day - Sunday 22 March this year - seven-year-old Emily Jones (pictured) was brutally murdered in front of her parents in a Bolton park by Eltiona Skana, a 30-year-old Albanian immigrant.

Bolton City Council evidently saw no need at that time to display solidarity with the shocked and grief-stricken community by, for example, lighting up the town hall, preferring instead to play down the disastrous effects of mass immigration on our country - including the exponential rise in violent crime perpetrated upon the native white community.

However in the wake of the rioting, looting and mayhem by 'Black Lives Matter' protesters all across America, Europe and the UK following the death of George Floyd, Bolton City Council have shown themselves all too keen to appease the black community by - yes, you guessed it - lighting up the town hall, and other civic buildings, in a display of solidarity.

Actions speak louder than words - and Bolton City Council are clearly of the opinion that while 'black lives matter' - white lives don't.

Britain First however, are of the opinion that white lives do matter, so take part in our campaign and your message will be sent immediately and automatically to the Mayor of Bolton, Councillor Linda Thomas, and the Leader of the Council, David Greenhalgh: 

EMAIL SUBJECT LINE:

YOUR COMPLAINT:

<p>FOR THE ATTENTION OF THE MAYOR, COUNCILLOR LINDA THOMAS, AND THE LEADER OF THE COUNCIL, COUNCILLOR DAVID GREENHALGH:</p> <p>I understand that you have found it appropriate to light up the town hall and other civic buildings in a gesture of support and solidarity with George Floyd and the 'Black Lives Matter' movement.</p> <p>This is despite the revelation that rather than being solely due to police brutality, the death of George Floyd in Minneapolis may have been at least partly due to high concentrations of fentanyl in his system. (Fentanyl is a drug well known to contribute to death by asphyxiation.)</p> <p>There is also the fact that three of the four arresting officers were non-white, thus contradicting the 'Black Lives Matter' narrative of excessive police brutality by white police officers towards non-white people, an allegation that is also not supported by the historical evidence.</p> <p>Your actions are in stark contrast to the lack of solidarity shown in the wake of the brutal murder of seven-year-old Emily Jones in front of her parents in a Bolton park by an Albanian immigrant on Mother's Day this year.</p> <p>On that occasion, rather than show a similar level of support and solidarity to the shocked and grief-stricken Bolton community, the council response was to discourage any criticism of disastrous immigration policies on the basis that it might undermine 'community cohesion'.</p> <p>One has to ask - what kind of message does it send out when you appease the black community in this manner, with your implicit support for the rioting, looting and mayhem caused by those involved, and yet show such insensitivity towards the rest of the community when an innocent seven-year-old girl is brutally slaughtered in a Bolton park?</p> <p>The 'Black Lives Matter' movement has done absolutely nothing to improve the future prospects of black communities in the UK, not to mention those in America and across Europe - and although your virtue-signalling is no doubt intended to send the message that 'black lives matter', your actions clearly imply that 'white lives don't'.</p> <p>I demand that you disavow your previous actions of showing solidarity with George Floyd and the 'Black Lives Matter' movement, and instead show some belated sensitivity towards the grieving community of Bolton in the wake of the brutal murder of Emily Jones.</p> <p>I look forward to hearing from you at the earliest opportunity.</p><p id="sign_off" class="mceNonEditable">

I would like to BCC myself

SEND COMPLAINT