Nazis are on the march again in the North.
Political Columnist JOHN COULTER exposes their latest recruiting ploy.
-Irish Daily Star today-

Neo-nazis from the British People’s Party are planning to use the July marching season as a cover for a recruitment drive, the Star has learned.

And in a separate sinister development, the equally racist Ku Klux Klan claims it is drawing up plans to launch a new anti-migrant terror group in the North known as Lodge 14.

The annual Twelfth demonstrations have always been rich hunting grounds for fascists and racists trying to recruit young loyalists into their ranks.

Speaking exclusively to the Star last night, the North’s BPP spokesman, a married man with children currently based in Fermanagh and would only be known as ‘Ken’, confirmed “quite a few” English members would be coming into the North for the Twelfth recruitment blitz.

‘Ken’ said he “was not privy” to the number of BPP members or supporters in the North.

The London-based anti-racist monitoring organisation, Searchlight, has estimated there are only about 40 BPP members in Ireland, north and south.

‘Ken’ said the main areas to be targeted for BPP recruitment over the Twelfth included the staunchly loyalist Shankill Road area of Belfast, Mid Ulster, Carrickfergus in east Antrim as well as First Minister Rev Ian Paisley’s stomping ground of North Antrim.

‘Ken’ claimed: “We have been amazed by the number of people in Northern Ireland ordering our stickers. These are disillusioned young people who are seeking an alternative.

“There have already been BPP stickers put on the Shankill. Unlike other parties, the BPP’s policies have remained the same. Our view is that Northern Ireland should remain forever British.

“The peace process is a sham. We are a British nationalist party. We are completely at variance with the British National Party. We have nothing in common with them because they are a pro-Israel party.

“Quite a few of our mainland activists are coming across to the Province for the Twelfth. The DUP has taken on a pro-multi racial stance, but the BPP is a purist party.

“As for Ian Paisley Junior’s comments on homosexuality, we are all in favour of making homosexuality a criminal and jailable offence.”

‘Ken’ said he was not a nazi, but described himself as a “white nationalist”. He added the BPP’s core beliefs centred on the so-called ‘14 words’.

This is a neo-nazi phrase which originated in the United States and comprises 14 words – ‘We must secure the existence of our people and a future for white children.’

Ironically, in an unconnected event, the Klan in the North unveiled plans to set up a terror group using this nazi phrase in its title.

The Star’s Klan source, a middle class Protestant graduate from Co Antrim who blatantly did not want his identity revealed, stressed the supposed new group was called Lodge 14 – a reference to the nazi 14-word slogan.

The Klan source – a member of the so-called Knights of the Invisible Empire group – admitted a plan earlier this year to unite Ireland’s fascists and Nazis had “run aground and had been abandoned”.

In March, the Star exclusively exposed how the Klan had launched its so-called umbrella political group, the White Aryan Resistance, as a direct response to the election of Chinese Assembly member Anna Lo in South Belfast.

However, the Klan’s WAR project came unstuck when unionist and nationalist parties as well as the Ms Lo’s Alliance united to condemn the racists’ move.

The death knell for WAR came when the fascists themselves were divided over supporting the scheme.

While the Klan and the BPP backed the plan, WAR was snubbed by Britain’s largest fascist movement, the British National Party, which has almost 50 councillors in England.

The Klan spokesman confessed: “The hard reality is that the WAR political project has flopped, so we will now have to explore other avenues to get our message across.

“With the UVF standing down and the UDA wanting their redundancy cash from the British Government, it is clear a gap exists in the market for a new Protestant militia group.

“Combat 18 has been heavily infiltrated by British intelligence and Column 88 exists in name only. That’s why we are launching Lodge 14. With the WAR concept collapsing, we have gone back to the drawing board and come up with a new, workable plan.”

Combat 18 and Column 88 were neo-nazi paramilitary groups who took their names from the first and eighth letters of the alphabet. C18 stood for A and H – the initials of nazi dictator Adolf Hitler, while C88 represented H and H, the nazi salute Heil Hitler.

The Klan man, who described himself as a ‘Grand Dragon’ in the racist movement, added: “Everyone is living in cloud cuckoo land and at some point the feel good bubble at Stormont will burst.

“We in the Klan want to be ready when it does, so we will be using the Twelfth holidays and parades to discreetly get our message across – the Klan hasn’t gone away, you know.”

There are as yet unconfirmed reports the BNP and another fringe fascist movement, the National Front, are also planning to recruit in the North over the Twelfth.

This year is the 40^th anniversary of the NF’s formation, which in the Seventies was Britain’s largest fascist party.

BPP Note: The BPP has NO connection with any 'Klan' group. However our Ulster growth is steady and unstoppable!

Paisley may sit down with the Marxist SF/IRA - the BPP will NEVER - NEVER - NEVER!