The British Nationalist

Over the past few weeks there has been a sharp increase in the amount of anti-BNP agitators. They’ve tried to embed themselves into the social network, the chat rooms and the blogs – even creating a few new blogs.

With this in mind, it was decided to resurrect the old site, but not running at the same level as the previous ‘magazine’ site. Hence the more minimal styling. Some of you will be happy to hear that I managed to salvage all the author’s posts and comments, others less so.

In the coming weeks the British National Party membership will be making the biggest decision ever asked of them. Our enemies know this, they hope that by some interference they can drive a wedge into the membership, causing splits or factions.

The newest little addition to the anti-BNP blog army is claiming that it represents 70+ ex-BNP members. However, the description gives the game away:

“A GROWING GROUP OF EX PARTY MEMBERS TO EXPOSE THE HIDDEN AGENDA OF THIS VICIOUS PARTY TO MEMBERS OF THE VOTING PUBLIC AND TO CURRENT UNSUSPECTING MEMBERS WHO ARE BEING BRAINWASHED.

ANY EX MEMBERS WHO HAVE TRUE EVENTS AND STORIES TO TELL THEN PLEASE GET IN TOUCH.”

Now, the majority of ex-members have left because they believe the party has moved away from its original ideology. Some believe the party isn’t ‘vicious’ enough, they certainly don’t think it has grown too aggressive for them since Nick Griffin took over in 1999. So, who else thinks the party is ‘vicious’, couldn’t be our anti-fascist pals, could it?

Secondly, the blog author is claiming that they have raised £4,000 to stand independent candidates against BNP parliamentary candidates. The reasoning behind the move raises further questions about those running the blog, and their real agenda:

“The only reason we will do this is to strategically split the votes and Help to lose the BNP their deposits , We have no political agenda other than to Protect the General public from these Crooks whom are just wanting to bleed the country dry.”

Right, because if you wanted to raid the country’s bare coffers you would pick a small, fringe nationalist party as a vehicle to do it, wouldn’t you? Nonsense. And nonsense is what constitutes the vast majority of the postings on the site. The facts can be found if only you search.

The final piece of evidence offered up should leave you in no doubt as to the nature of the people behind it. Every post labels a senior activist or official as a ‘racist’, including Martin Wingfield, Michael Elliot, Clive Jefferson, and Eddy Butler.

There is a twist – the site claims to be run by our pals from the now defunct BNP reform group. The site author considers the National Front as a ‘viable alternative’ to the BNP, yet perceives no irony in labelling BNP folk as racist, whilst attempting to reconstruct a racial-nationalist party. Perhaps this development lends weight to those who claimed that the reformists weren’t interested in politics, merely interested in bringing the BNP down. If this isn’t the case, you have to ask why they haven’t simply taken their skills to the National Front and let us get on with our political activities.

You can view the pitiful blog here. Let them know what you think of their lies and schemes.

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Following on from GA’s article about nationalist sites linking each other etc, I notice that there are still only 16 of our BNP supporting sites listed in the Total Politics blog directory.

Myself and GA have have called for blog owners to register their sites on this big traffic generating site, but to no avail it seems, bar 5 or 6 blogs. Even UKIP has 29 blogs registered, and apart from one or two, all their support sites are a pile of dung.

There are around 40 pro-BNP sites that are yet to get themselves listed in the directory, most of them are in the regional nationalists list on this site. Getting yourself listed on a search engine isn’t enough, Google can only generate so many visitors.

None of the more official BNP blogs (sites run by officials) carry any links at all. Well, fine, but this site does not link any sites that refuse to reciprocate. Sites without any links at all consider themselves ‘too good’ and don’t need to build up outgoing and incoming links, or the owner is technologically retarded. Only, none of the BNP support sites have traffic figures that indicate no need to build up internal traffic – Simon Darby’s and GA’s being the most visited, the former site could have a higher rating, but I refuse to link it without receiving the same courtesy.

I think it all comes down to the argument about content, BNP bloggers can’t be trusted not to write something that will tar other sites by association. That’s an insult to most of us. We don’t receive payment for generating all this interest for the party, we’re outnumbered heavily by the amount of Tory/Labour blogs, and consistently punch above our weight. A little bit of acknowledgement wouldn’t go amiss, maybe an offer to link back,  it would be nice. We’ve got a massive year ahead of us, the BNP blog network could mean the difference between a candidate becoming a BNP member of parliament or us uttering empty words about coming second.

Go here, get your blog put into the BNP directory, let’s overtake UKIP.

We’ve come to the stage in the development of this site where it has become apparent that the three contributors cannot sustain the current traffic levels. We’re currently the highest ranked British Nationalist blog (globally) according to Alexa, although we trail the Green Arrow at second in the British rankings.

We have the same problem as other sites, finding enough contributors. We have our three main authors; Jersey Royal, myself and Alley Cat, but we need more. It doesn’t matter if you’re not a BNP supporter, the only qualification you need is to be a patriotic nationalist. Alley Cat is not a BNP supporter but I value his input as a vastly experienced Nationalist.

The series of guest posts by ‘American Nationalist’ were essay quality, and we’re very interested in a foreigners view of the BNP’s struggle from the outside, sometimes we can’t see the forest for the trees. I know we have a lot of American, Canadian and Australian readers, get in touch.

There are a lot of Nationalist bloggers that deserve a wider audience for their musings, and we would like to give you the platform to do so.

Top 5 Nationalist Blogs (Global)

1. British Nationalist (570,049)

2. The Green Arrow  (643,446)

3. 21st Century British Nationalism (1,090,483)

4. Titvs Advxas (1,640,517)

5. London Patriot (2,467,431)

This will be the first general election which will be played out across the blogging battlefield, and we need to hit above our weight. If you’re interested please leave a comment beneath or go to the contact page.

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Some of you may have noticed the brou-ha-ha over on the Green Arrow site regarding the rules on personal and branch blogs. Having received similar correspondence from BNP officials about my former site – The BNP Chronicle – I can assure you that I know how it feels.

It is quite annoying to be dictated to about running your own blog, for sure.

I pointed out to the official who contacted me;

• I had made over 700 posts, none of which brought the party into disrepute.
• My banner (the main problem, as it contained the BNP logo) had been designed for me by a BNP official
• The site contained no links to prohibited material
• I am a member, and therefore, bound by the party rules of conduct

The official went back to his superior with the information I had provided, he returned with the same verdict. It doesn’t matter that your site hasn’t brought the party into disrepute, or is regarded as ‘one of the better blogs’ –  all have to abide by the rules, there can be no exceptions. For obvious reasons.

One commenter on the GA site explained that he had a BNP logo banner and he wasn’t removing it, I paid a visit to that blog and almost immediately spotted a post entitled: ANC Coon Government Tobacco Tax Ripoff. I pointed out to the blog owner that it is the retarded behaviour of a minority, such as using racial slurs, that has spoiled it for all of us. The comment was deleted.

Others are using the article to vent about non-related issues; ‘that bloody Jim Dowson! How dare he help us raise the largest amount of donations in the BNP’s history, damn him, he must be red!’  and ‘There’s a conspiracy against the Green Arrow, I want heads to roll for this!’  The usual comments by reds, nutzis and retards designed to inflame the situation.

Finally, if you’re a member of the party then you accept the party rules, if you don’t, then why join? I respect that the decision has been made at Advisory Council level to stop blogs using the BNP logo etc. I promptly closed my site after receiving emails asking me to change the name, url, and remove the logo. Most clued up bloggers knew the order was coming, and truth be told, I thought I’d slipped under the radar or would be an exception. It was not to be.

As the final piece of correspondence said: “It’s not personal”, and it isn’t.

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Update.

The Green Arrow has now resigned his membership of the BNP. There is a freedom in not being subject to party rules and regulations, so I understand his reasoning.

The political blog directory on Totalpolitics.com Here will demonstrate the numerical disadvantage of the BNP in terms of the number of our blogs. We have 7 registered blogs compared to 298 for the Conservatives, 209 for Labour, 207 for the Lib Dems, even UKIP and the Greens outnumber us with 15 and 74 respectively.