2017 – What is to be done?
Posted by admin978 on April 24, 2017 · Leave a Comment
A guest column by Eddy Morrison
Representatives of two now defunct nationalist parties – the British Peoples Party and the England First Party – lay wreaths at the War Memorial in Darwen, Lancashire, on Armistice Day 2006. Delegates included veteran nationalist Eddy Morrison (front row, far left) and then EFP councillors Mark Cotterill and Michael Johnson.
I’m reluctantly entering my 50th year as an active White Nationalist.
In 1978 when I was a National Front Organiser I firmly believed that we would have our first members of parliament by 1980.
We didn’t and the period known as the ‘horrible 80’s ” was upon us.
Split after split with eventually a by-election where one schism of the National Front stood a candidate at the same time as another schism of that splintered wreck of a once mighty Movement.
The 1990s got a bit more interesting and we achieved the election of a BNP candidate in London. Things were slow in the BNP but it was under John Tyndall going in the right direction. As BNP Yorkshire Organiser I was gladdened to see many old Comrades returning to the BNP.
Then in 1999 the British Nationalist equivalent of the Twin Towers occurred: Nick Griffin became the leader of the BNP.
He spent the next ten years building it up. BNP councillors were everywhere and two MEPS were elected.
Nick Griffin (second right) on BBC TV’s Question Time in 2009 with a panel including then Justice Secretary Jack Straw
Then came the second calamity! Griffin’s appearance on a major national TV show. Griffin acted like a buffoon. He even sidled up to the Black ‘celebrity’ who was sitting next to him. He bungled his way through a barrage of outrageous Lefty opposition and made no attempt either to push himself into prominence in a public forum watched live by millions or to say anything cohesive.
He acted like the local village idiot. (Was it an act?)
Now we find ourselves in the 2010s. A large number of Nationalist grouplets vying for members of an ever dwindling pool of recruits.
With the breakup of the EDL and the BNP one would have expected a huge rush to join an existing Nationalist Party. It never happened. The British Democratic Party seems to be totally static and the National Front is a shadow of a shadow of its former self. The less said about ‘Britain First’ and the lunatic New British Union the better!
Unity talks abound. Unity with whom and why Unity at all? It’s like putting all the hospital patients with transmittable diseases in a ward of basically healthy people.
Unity serves one purpose – it gives a platform for people who like to talk about Nationalist Unity to an audience of more or less the same people who like to hear about Nationalist Unity who can go on home and do little more than look forward to the next Unity meeting ad infinitum.
It’s never going to happen folks – believe me!
A march to the Home Office in 1972 by Smithfield meat porters protesting at the admission of more than 27,000 Asian immigrants from Uganda
We need, as we did in the 1960s a fresh start.
We need a White Nationalist movement that is no holds barred. We need one that rejects the inevitable compromises that come with Unity.
We need a Movement that rejects both internal and external democracy and runs on the meritocratic principle.
You join, you work hard and you get the benefits.
You join, you gripe about provocative tactics and you should for the good of all, rush off and join UKIP (if it’s still there of course).
A new Movement (I can feel the shuddering from here), it must be. And for the first few years of its life it should avoid elections like the plague.
It shouldn’t even be registered with the ZOG control apparatus called ‘The Electoral Commission’.
Give them your membership numbers; state of finances; sign forms that bind you to a Liberal Stalinist state and for what?
To get seven votes in a council election (Nick Walsh, Hull 2016)
A new Movement must be uncompromising in its White Nationalist principles and uncompromising in its tactics of confrontation and uncompromising in its drive for power.
What we need Comrades is a Movement of Disciplined Fanatics!
Eddy Morrison 2017
