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The Dos and Do nots of Organising a Meeting by Eddy Morrison 1. Unfortunately, thanks to the current climate of bigoted liberalism which hypocritically preaches "democracy" whilst refusing to grant freedom of speech, thought and expression to White Nationalists, meeting rooms must be booked under names other than the BPP. 2. This is not underhand or cowardly - you just CANNOT get a room for a meeting unless exceptional circumstances prevail. 3. These can include using a room for so long that the pub landlord knows who you are, your meetings have been orderly, your members polite and plenty of cash has been spent at the bar! Under these circumstances, often pub or club management will allow a Nationalist group to use its own name. 4.Under electoral law, local authorities have an obligation to provide a public hall for an election meeting. They cannot refuse. However the police can close it down under the iniquitous Public Order Act. 5. Always have a redirection point. This is the point to publicise when sending out your invites. NEVER tell folk where the meeting room is. The reds will find out usually and pressure the hall’s owners with threats of violence so the venue will be lost. 6. Be on your guard at the rendezvous point. Get people arriving there away quickly to the meeting. Have a slip of paper with full directions ready to hand them when they arrive. Avoid building up a crowd. 7. Have the room set up BEFORE the meeting. Plenty of flags and banners are essential. Have some music playing at the beginning and end of a meeting and at any interval. It gives atmosphere. Use the right type of music - reggae is OUT! 8. Don’t crowd out the top table with chairmen/women and potential speakers. Sometimes it’s a good idea to have only ONE person at the top table and to call up speakers as required. 9.DO have an agenda and let your speakers know when they are on and for how long they should speak. 10.Have a steward on the door of the meeting - more if possible. Get people to sign in when they arrive. It’s a small precaution but it reassures folk you are taking there security and Party security seriously. You will also have an exact figure of who attended. 11. Have a THEME to your meeting. "Get Britain out of Europe", "Say NO to Asylum Seekers" etc. 12. Try and book different speakers for each meeting whenever possible. 13.Get people to switch of mobile phones before the start of the meeting. Announce that there will be an interval and folk can get their drinks then NOT during the meeting! It is terrible to see people coming and going during a meeting’s progress and really puts of the speaker and kills the atmosphere. People get more interested in whose arriving through the door than the point of the meeting! 14. Question time at the end of a meeting is not a good idea. One crank putting forward totally irrelevant questions has completely ruined many a good meeting. We are not liberal-democrats. If people want to ask questions of a speaker then announce it that they can speak to the guest speaker after the meeting. 15. Encourage new members to speak - even if only for five minutes - slowly they will gain confidence. 16. Always have your collection at the end of the meeting BUT announce you are doing so at the BEGINNING of a meeting. 17. Send in a meeting report preferably with pictures to Vanguard magazine. It is ridiculous that White Nationalists have to observe such tight security but we must remember we are living in a world run by our enemies. Wed are building a National revolution to overthrow them and they will stop at nothing to prevent this. Oh and finally - when you send out your invites, make them attractive - no meeting, no matter how well put together is any good without an audience! Ring around a few days before to anyone you think it may make a difference to them coming or not. |