The British Resistance Movement.
by Frank Kimbal Johnson
Let us assume from the outset that we all wish for much better
government of our country before its ongoing demise becomes
irreversible. The question then arises as to how this can be
accomplished, given the present state of our political institutions and
all those agencies which influence public and private attitudes and
behaviour and the exercise of educated choice. We are led
to believe - especially by those in office - that the ‘electoral
process’ is the only way to change the direction and priorities of the
government. Elections, they claim, allow us to choose between
different political factions and thereby put those people into office
most likely to represent our best interests. This, they insist,
is what makes Britain a ‘democratic’ country and so superior to all the
autocracies and ‘banana republics’ of this world... It is
this naïve perception which holds the British people in thrall to
what is in fact a profoundly undemocratic and untrustworthy
‘Establishment’ pursuing an agenda that long since parted company with
the national interest.
The ‘democratic choice’ is in fact spurious, since there is no
discernible difference between the leading contenders for office on
those issues absolutely central to the survival of our race and
nation. In particular, the main contenders for office show no
sign of commitment to a self-governing Britain and exclusive occupation
of our ancestral homeland. Instead they seek to distract
and beguile the voting public with opaque and dishonest promises
of less taxation and bureaucracy , improved prosperity and
security, better social services, etc,etc. , none of which are ever
going to be achievable in a multi-racial Britain governed by the
European Union.
So our ‘democracy’ is actually a compound of the following features:
· Ostensibly
opposing political factions which are at bottom
a renegade coalition with no
commitment to the preservation of
our race and nation.
· An
‘Establishment’ and legalistic network designed to maintain the status
quo, preclude real democratic choice and curtail civil liberties.
· A mass
media complex for the most part supportive of the status quo and
hostile to any political movement likely to curtail its own power and
influence.
· A few
nationalistic , that is to say patriotic movements with insufficient
resources and popular support to make a significant impact upon the
governance of Britain within the foreseeable future, and denied proper
representation in the mass media..
· A rapidly
increasing immigrant population which is already submerging the
patriotic votes in many constituencies.
· Impending EU
legislation designed to curtail and even criminalise opposition to
multiracialism and nationalistic electioneering.
· A huge
expansion of the public sector, giving its employees a vested interest
in preserving the status quo.
Thus , with the best will in the world, one must advise the most
fervent patriots that so long as all their efforts are confined to a
fraudulent electoral process there is no realistic likelihood of
liberating Britain from a fundamentally traitorous Establishment.
All credit to those few stalwarts who manage to win through at local
elections ; but given it will take at least two or three hundred
nationalist seats in Parliament to make any substantial impact on
government policies and priorities, the prospects of nationalist
leverage at Westminster are at best remote. .
Meanwhile, parties like the BNP will afford little more than a rather
frail platform for patriotic protest and grievances, easily
infiltrated, sidelined and contained by officialdom and the
media. In short, therefore, you can abandon all hope of
national salvation via the electoral process.
In this political impasse we are therefore reminded of the von
Clausewitz dictum that ‘war is the continuation of politics by other
means’ Thus, deprived of the electoral means we are driven into a state
of war with the present regime. Precisely how that war is
to be fought should be exercising more and more genuine patriots these
days. They should be devising strategies and tactics calculated
to generate massive resistance to perfidious legislation and subvert
all the machinations of a fundamentally treacherous
government. While exploiting elections to maintain public
awareness of the patriotic presence, they should not delude themselves
and potential recruits that this is the only mode of political action
available. That would be a betrayal and playing the enemy’s game
according to his rules.
One way or another we have to make Britain ungovernable by a traitorous
Establishment. The traitors may have contrived to make themselves
the lawmakers, but getting their perfidious laws implemented is quite
another matter when patriots become sufficiently numerous, engaged,
resourceful and organised to frustrate them.
Needless to say this rallying call to British patriots will provoke the
usual ‘anti-fascist’ denunciations in the mass media; and officialdom
will certainly do everything it can by way of legalistic entrapment and
victimisation to intimidate and harass the patriotic
activists. Scargill-type confrontations with officialdom
are obviously ill-advised and counter-productive. It won’t
be the visible part of the patriotic ‘iceberg’ (i.e. electioneering)
which sinks this traitorous regime, but the massive impact of covert
patriotism. Indeed, the sheer momentum of the regime
will only increase the devastation it suffers when encountering the
mostly invisible resistance of mobilised patriots. While
enough passive resistance alone could be enough to frustrate a deeply
unpopular legislature, there also needs to be legal harassment of
prominent traitors in all divisions and at all levels of our
society. Short of criminal violence to persons and property
such individuals should be incapacitated as agents of a traitorous
regime... The overall aim is to cause the maximum damage to the
regime without exposing oneself to official persecution...
In all of this community support is of
paramount importance, so activists must conduct their resistance
campaign without seriously inconveniencing or putting at risk the local
community. More than this, the tactics must be seen to protect
and support the most vulnerable and needy in the local
populace. There should in other words be a
‘patriotic presence’ in every locality, to which people can turn when
neglected, or when persecuted by officialdom, aliens or criminal
elements. The knowledge that competent support can be called up
at short notice raises public morale and engenders willing cooperation
with the nationalist movement. It will also discourage those
officious agents of the regime otherwise apt to harass local people in
one way or another. The example and morale of these
patriot-dominated areas will be infectious, inspiring similar action in
other neighbourhoods and thereby, among other things, aiding the
election of local nationalists and attracting favourable
publicity. Like the loyalist stalwarts in Ulster we should
be making our local communities unassailable by aliens, infiltrators
and renegade officials .
Let us hope there are still enough genuine patriots able and willing to
be worthy of those illustrious ancestors who rallied to the nation’s
defence at critical junctures in our history.
F Kimbal Johnson
June 2008