Local News and Brent Group Recommendation

It appears that the County Council’s question time event was a bit of a flop, with just 14 people, out of a county population rapidly approaching 1 million, turning up to ask questions of the proposed budget over the next 4 years. Maybe after last year’s street light switch off, the general consensus amongst the electorate is that the Council will do what they want anyway. If anyone who visits this blog did attend the meeting, can you let me know if the subject of the proposed £6m (or 1,100% increase) in spending on asylum seekers was challenged?

Bad news today for the Indian owned Corby steel works with 110 people – or 15% of its workforce, set to be laid off.

Linking to Paul Crofts blog is not something I would normally do, but to save me half inching his research, he has posted some interesting information about the New Chief Executive of Wellingborough Council, John Campbell. Interesting times may lay ahead!

I cannot sign off this blog without mentioning an e-mail that has been sent out by the Brent Group. As you may be aware, the Brent Group have been frustrated by Andrew Brons’ reluctance to break away from the BNP and form a new party. After a month or so of deliberating what they have decided to recommend to their members is that they join the only Nationalist Party whose leader has no baggage, the British Freedom Party.

I shall not repeat the full e-mail here but if anyone would like to see it to apply for the discounted membership, I shall forward it to them. The main thrust of the e-mail sent out by Roger Bennet is as follows:

As you are aware, over the last two years the British Nationalist cause has gone into serious decline.

As we are well aware of the cause of this decline, I will not dwell on the past two years, but only the immediate past months.

After the BNP leadership election many of us wanted and prepared for a new party to be formed by Andrew Brons MEP. At that time there were many nationalists not supporting the old party who were looking to join a new political party. Unfortunately, a new party did not emerge and many past supporters have drifted away. 200 members attended the meeting of the 22nd. October 2011, in the belief that a new party was then to be formed, myself included.

The majority of Brent Group members see no value in further delay and  inform me they want positive action now.

The time has gone for a new party to have any chance of success. Too much time has been lost, many potential members no longer there.

I formed the Brent Group, well before the 22nd. October, in the South West, purely to keep our ex South Somerset BNP officers together.  Since that time the Group has expanded beyond expectation with members joining from most parts of the UK, including members who have formed groups and are looking for an organisation to be part of and work for.  Looking for mutual support and an efficient organisation.

The choice is not wide.

I will not denigrate the efforts of others as we are all nationalists doing the best that we can. However, our cause has fragmented into too many small parties. Most of whom if any, will not have the success we all desire. We need a party that is a party of the 21st, century and not rooted in the early 20th century as is the BNP, and most of the other parties.

How do we define success ?

Success is winning votes, winning seats and controlling councils, eventually to win seats in National government. If we cannot achieve this, we are achieving nothing, gaining nothing.

By being overtly nationalist and racist in policies will not win seats in councils, will not gain control of councils. We must raise our game, become more subtle, more professional in our approach. We must have policies on all aspects of life in the UK. Immigration most certainly, which only we will deal with efficiently, but in addition, a wide range of policies and  a party run in a democratic and open manner. No officers appointed, only elected. With party accounts open, on demand, to all members. A party where every member is equal and valued.

After closely examining all the present parties I have come to the conclusion, with others, that the only party that is truly growing, and fits the standards we require, is the British Freedom Party. I have special knowledge of British Freedom as I was a founder member, along with several ex SW BNP officers.

The present Chairman, recently elected, is Paul Weston. Mr Weston has never been a member of the BNP and has no past history of extremism. In other words there is no dirt the media can dish on Paul Weston.

We have suffered terminally in the past by representatives of our parties having past histories easily exposed and held to ridicule by, not just our political enemies, but by the media in general.

The Brent Group, now a sizable organisation, has a great deal of talent within its ranks. Not only past officers of experience but young members who have never been members of the BNP asking me what positive action they can take to advance the cause and the principles in which we believe.

By the members of the Brent Group joining with British Freedom Party we will create a powerful force that many nationalists have been waiting for, combining  experience with enthusiasm and manpower. That is also lady power of course as we have some of the most dedicated and hard working members in our ladies section.

Other Freedom parties in Europe are pleased to link with the British Freedom Party but will not associate with the BNP or similar groups in the UK.

The Freedom Parties in Europe have achieved great success, far more success than did the BNP at its highest point. These are parties with members of parliament, who have gained control of councils and are increasing their membership. We must aim at achieving this level of success in order to take our country back.

I sincerely believe this is the only way forward, in fact, the only real game in town.

I would ask you to support this proposal.

As I said, there is more, if anyone wants the whole thing please get in touch.

I am sure the BFP have the right intentions, my only doubt is with the links this party is said to have with the English Defence League. If these links are true, any trouble associated with the EDL, whether they are blameless or not, will be used to hit the fledgling BFP with. Personally, I will continue to reserve judgement on joining, but will continue to work with any party furthering the cause of both English and British Nationalism.

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