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As
a new party, the
BPP is still refining its Year I campaigns schedule, though we DO
have various activities - carried over and being revived or topped-up
by former Nationalist Alliance and White Nationalist Party members who
have joined us - under review.
For
that reason, we are content in this Bulletin to give some due credit to
the BNP's Epping Forest Unit - away the lads and lassies - and to
highlight that Unit's local Elections and street campaigning tactics.
We also make no apologies, 'Know Thine Enemy', for lifting the basic
information for this article from the 'Searchlight' magazine
website of Gerry Gable.
Thanks
to 'Searchlies', we have spotted a key area of Essex about which
the Reds are increasingly concerned and from study of whose BNP
achievements any BPP activist worth his or her salt should
be picking up hot tips for future political activism ( we would
also recommend that 'Searchlies', Anal and AFA step up their winter
patrols in South Wales; thanks to Ben, howdy Ben, and our
developing Krew of new supporters down in the valleys, the BPP's
creation is now being felt there, too ).
Steve
Smith's superb booklet on how White Nationalists waged their
successful Burnley Local Elections Campaigns tells just one
victory story from the insider viewpoint of those who fought those
campaigns. Some day, hopefully as members of the BPP and under the
banner of 'Imperium Press', the BNP's Epping Forest area campaigns
team will publish their story.
Given
the sheer panic, the Opposition disorganisation and the eventual
bureaucratic brutality which that Unit's campaigns have provoked,
given the amount of free local and national publicity which those
campaigns have generated and given the admirable level of public
support which they have notched up, they are an excellent example of
the sort of Literature and Propaganda scenario in action,
producing foundation-building 'good results', which this
writer, in Nationalist Week, suggested can be achieved by
carefully planned and systematically conducted use of BPP materials.
The
BPP undoubtedly disagrees with much that the BNP says. We loudly and
strongly differ with the way it goes about its national activities and
we clearly have - as they have with us - major differences with Nick
Griffin and certain of his apparatchiks. Where the BNP membership, or
that of any other White Nationalist party, achieves success, however,
we will gladly, objectively, applaud that success and set our best
minds to drawing and applying the lessons to be learned from it.
A
measure of the Epping Forest BNP's success is the fact that, on
Saturday, 08 October, 2005, the Left summoned its platoons
of ageing and juvenile Homo Crappiens supporters to the
Loughton Broadway Ward of Debden in Essex. There, at 11a.m on Saturday
morning, 'Redbridge and Epping Forest Together' planned to stage an
anti - BNP leafletting protest.
Following
last week's anti-BNP leafletting and petition exercise, this latest
action not only confirms that White Nationalism is a force to be
reckoned with in the Epping Forest area; it also reveals the
impotence of the Liberal - Left movement in being unable (a) adequately
to address the serious local problems encountered by the local
majority population and (b) to prevent the BNP's relentless
base-building in the Broadway Ward(s) area.
As
a face-saving exercise in advance of next year's May Elections, the
weekend's Red Dwarfs action in Loughton was seen by street-wise
locals for what it is. A cack-handed, overdue and sticky plaster
broo-ha which will make a lot of noise, spin some fancy words and
achieve next to nothing.
In
June 2004, in contrast, the BNP's eye-on-the-ball alertness
to Epping Forest needs and worries, its local ability quickly to
adapt party propaganda to those worries and the sheer force of that
propaganda's impact upon the local electorate saw BNP candidate Terence
Farr secure his easy and unexpected election to a seat on Epping
and District Council.
Now
then, before we give Terry Farr a standing ovation, it is worth noting
some of the less happier moments experienced by that local politician
and to highlight the never-ceasing array of political weaponry which UK
White Nationalist political figures have endured and will continue to
endure in our onward trek to victory.
Terry
Farr would not claim to have been born on a cosmically significant day
or that his birth was heralded by the emergence of a new star. Nor has
he any known pretensions to national statesmanship. He has,
however, his critics say, confused privately held views on multi-racial
co-existence with what he thinks is - but what Epping District
Council, alias Zog, most emphatically says is not - a
politically acceptable way of expressing those views.
The
word 'unfortunate' is used because Councillor Farr chose to be
somewhat expressive about his views on asylum seekers and British
housing stocks in letters (i) to Trevor Phillips, head of the
Commission for Racial Equality and also a fellow subject of a
Nationalist Week 'Spotlight' article and (ii) to John Prescott, MP and
a High Priest of the New Labour political cabal.
Recently
suspended from office for three months and now a BNP website
hero, Terry Farr insists that he has done nowt wrong. He had,
when last checked, refused to participate in what he describes as a
racially biased 'racial awareness' course. The Council reject his
claims and insists that Farr must do penance by completing the course.
Farr had also been ordered to attend training courses in understanding
the Council's Code of Conduct, its Equality programmes and its
Equal Opportunities Policies.
Farr's
crime - and, Met Watchers please note, we merely repeat Left-wing
Press usage of them and leave our readers to arrive at their own
conclusions - was to write the following words: 'One solution to racial
harmony is for (ethnic minorities) to stay in their self-created
sweat-shops and leave us to enjoy the English countryside'.
With
only one vote against and one abstention, some 40 fellow Council
members also voted Terry Farr off of a Council Committee.
In
addition to this, Councillor Farr and a fellow (Jewish) BNP Councillor
of Epping District Council, Pat Richardson, have been at the centre of
a controversy which has, on one side of the stage, seen a Liberal
Democrat Councillor be supported by the Council after calling the
BNP 'Nazis' while, on the other side, Terry Farr has accused the
Lib-Dem Councillor of having made 'an anti-Jewish Nazi comment' to
Councillor Richardson.
The
saga continues but even these seemingly negative matters guarantee
the Epping Forest BNP shed loads of free publicity, screeds of official
paperwork about their existence on the Council, endless hours of
official and public debate mentioning their names and a sure-fire,
high-grade, profile which will help to keep the BNP name in the
public eye.
None
of this, of course, guarantees the Epping Forest BNP Unit future
political success - though the local Unit might well come
over to us, back a BPP candidate and score a bigger success - but
the local team's achievements to date merit positive appraisal.
What
rocketed Terry Farr to electoral success in June 2004 was a BNP
campaign which - true or false - claimed that housing stock was
being set aside for Government-allocated Asylum Seekers and that these
Asylum Seekers would have priority over local Applicants. The BNP
campaign went so far as to identify specific local addresses.
By
the time the local Council got its act together, by the time the
various departments had finished squabbling over the allegations and
finally got round to making a definitive statement denying the claims,
the BNP had seized the publicity initiative, had secured the
political high ground and was not entirely unhappy -
more publicity - with the official denial.
True
or false, what mattered was that the BNP propaganda had struck a nerve
with local voters. It had exposed a rich and ripe-for-mining vein of
genuine local anxiety and anger and the BNP had in place a sound local
Unit able to mix locally - suited campaign materials with
nationally-produced Party propaganda materials.
More
importantly, the BNP KNEW ITS TERRAIN AND IT KNEW THE DEPTH OF LOCAL
FEELING AND HOW TO RESPOND TO IT.
It
pitched its propaganda at the right time and at the right emotional
level, the populace wanted to believe what the BNP said and seeds were
planted.
Result:
the BNP confounded its critics, the Opposition were caught napping and
the BNP won a Council seat.
Sixteen
months later, the New Left, its Hobgoblin Kommissars and its
'Under Protest' Tory and Lib-Dem camp followers have suddenly awakened
to what is happening in Loughton Broadway.
A
New Dawn of White Nationalist community politics in action has brought
local voters a moment of clarity.
The
fog of war has been lifted and the flags which local
BNP voters see around them are not those of Whitehall's stage army
and its lead-from-the-rear Colonel Blimps but those of loyal and
true White Nationalism.
As
in Burnley, and as will be the case when the BPP itself stands front
and centre on the national political battlefield, small groups of
dedicated, imaginative and resourceful White Nationalists CAN achieve
great things for the wee folk of these islands.
As
BNP supporters have done for their party in Loughton
Broadway, fellow White Nationalists will steadily raise the BPP's
standards across England, in Wales ( a special renewed 'hello' to Ben
and our new Band of Racial Brothers down in South Wales ),
in Ulster and in Scotland.
In
farms, villages, town and cities across the UK, we can time and time
again apply the propaganda and street action lessons learned by the BNP
in Broadway and by our fellow Northerners in Burnley.
The
BPP, it goes without saying, is no BNP clone organisation.
We
in the BPP are steadily developing our own unique and very special to
us identity on the opposite wing of our vibrant movement. We are
radically and exceptionally different parties with painfully developed
different policies and outlooks. In many areas of philosophy and
practise, it's all too sadly a case of 'never the twain shall meet'.
These realities cannot change. On such matters we long ago agreed
to disagree.
These
differences do not, however, prevent us, while crossing such a commonly
fought over battleground, from kicking the ball about with fellow
political soldiers who defend the common goal of a shared White
Nationalist seizure of territory from Zog and its mercenary legions.
We
can, in this commonly waged ideological Total War, still swop and
learn from front-line experiences which will help us all to survive and
which will fortify us as we fight the common enemy, not each
other, both today and on as many tomorrows as it takes for us to
achieve Final Victory.
Meantime,
as they say in the SAS: ' Lead, follow or get out of the way.' BPP
coming through!
Rob
McNeil ( Editor: Imperium)
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