Parties and Personalities
                                                                         by Bill Ballie from his "Nation Revisited" newszine

Eddy Morrison writing in Nationalist Week has stated that the BPP will never attack another patriotic group. Quoting Chairman Mao Zedong he says, “let a hundred flowers bloom.” Well-said Eddy. The BPP decision not to split the nationalist vote by standing in the May elections is to be applauded. Let’s hope that this spirit of cooperation will prosper.The history of the so-called far right has been marked by splits, breakaways and arguments over policies and personalities.  Parties with limited horizons issue detailed manifestos, denounce former members and proscribe rival parties with tedious regularity. As Third World immigrants arrive with every plane that lands the leaders of the various factions are too busy slandering each other to make an effective protest.

In an ideal world there would only be one party fighting against multiracism and global capitalism. But we are not in an ideal world; the reality is that some people favour the“ respectable” approach and seriously imagine that the Establishment will give them a chance so long as they pretend to be democrats. Others prefer the direct approach and refuse to compromise on anything. 

Those fighting to stop non-European immigration include English nationalists, British nationalists and European nationalists. They include free traders and protectionists, believers and agnostics, modernists and traditionalists. But despite their different opinions and approaches they share a common determination to stop the ethnic cleansing of native Britons and their exploitation by unrestrained capitalism.

The Labour, Tory and Liberal Democratic parties all manage to accommodate their various factions. They do not split every time that they have a difference of opinion within their ranks. Sometimes these are profound differences that lead to resignations, but the Old Gang parties do not go in for mass expulsions, instead they manage to contain their factions and present a united front.

The present situation will not last forever. Politics is changing in response to mass non-European immigration and people no longer have any confidence in the established parties. There has never been a greater need for unity but we face the prospect of three patriotic parties contesting seats in the Birmingham area in the coming council elections.

It may be that personal animosities between individuals will forever prevent them from sharing the same party. We will just have to accept that, but they could at least agree to an electoral pact to prevent the divisive nonsense of like-minded parties standing in the same area. It’s is a scandalous waste of time, money and resources that plays into the hands of the enemies of our race and nation.


BPP Comment: Many thanks for that Bill - the BPP has a number of unique policies not covered by other groups but in general we agree with the above article. There is always a need for a truly radical organisation both in strategy and economic policy such as the BPP.
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