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2005:
A NATIONALIST ODYSSEY by Eddy Morrison At present, the Effectively, the White Nationalists – and the
“ethno-nationalist” British National Party
- are poles apart. Smaller groups such as ourselves, the BPP, are
growing rapidly but are still small. There is also a myriad of smaller
grouplets coming and going as the weeks pass. Looking at the stance of the various Nationalist
organisations, I can see no real chance of unity. All I can see are
bands of White Nationalists all over The Party making all the running is of course the British
National Party in its new and disturbing form, led by Nick Griffin. The
British People’s party will TRY not to attack the leadership of the BNP
with its 'populist' strategy, tactics and policy changes . That's all
we can promise because some of the stuff floating about at the moment
is outrageous.
As for any chance of unity, this writer's belief is that it
is now dead in the water. We started off with the naive hope that unity
could be achieved, we then went on paying lip service to this ideal as
many other Nationalists are doing – with the oft repeated cry "Don't
attack other nationalist groups' agendas – what about unity?" Well what about unity? It is now an impossible dream. To us,
as representatives of the more hard core (ultras) of the White
Nationalist movement there are only a limited number of choices. The BPP has in its
basic principles incorporated:- 1. No compromise on humane involuntary repatriation and the
goal of a White 2. A return to active street politics. Demonstrations,
counter demonstrations and marches should be stepped up continually to
attract the young Whites of the 3. No compromise over homosexuality. It should be made
illegal again and stiff penalties imposed on the "pink Mafia" now
infiltrating Society at all levels. 4. Total opposition to Zionism and
WE MUST SECURE THE EXISTENCE OF
OUR "For what does it profit a man if he gains
the whole world, yet loses his soul?" ![]()
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