The BNP and The Impossible Dream
The Mission of each true Knight is Duty - Nay, a privledge
In January 1976, I left the Royal Navy which I had joined at the age of 15, with no clear goals as to what I wished to be in life. Just prior to leaving the forces I had been "evaluated" by a series of tests as to which directions I should consider. My results were politics or journalism. I did neither. I finally finished my career as a 100% Gung Ho, Rapid Development Manager.
But at age 27, I trotted off to London where I became a Shop Manager in Peckham Rye and had a flat in Balham, South London and boy could I tell some stories about the enrichment going on in those areas then. But things were to get worse.
Although I had read the Communist Party Manifesto and other political books of all shades of the political Rainbow none had really grabbed me. But in London I soon came into contact with British Nationalism and I had found my true home.
Having spend (as a volunteer) much of my time in Northern Ireland both on land and sea, I had developed a deep and lasting hatred of the Ira, Pira, Oira and all their different factions and recognized all of them for what they were. On an evening you would find me drinking with the Orangemen down the Shankhill and mixing with the UDA in Bangor. In my wallet, a little brass medallion for protection.
The IRA were and are, cowardly, baby murdering bastards whose intention was never a United Ireland but a Marxist One World. Their Nationalism was a cloak behind which they hid their real intentions and to dupe their fellow people into supporting them. A price the Republic of Ireland is now paying with the destruction of their Ireland and Culture by massive immigration supported by their new leaders.
Remember these comments made in an article I posted the other day that were made by a Labour MP?
"It's about time we started honouring those people involved in the armed struggle. It was the bombs and bullets and sacrifice made by the likes of Bobby Sands that brought Britain to the negotiating table. The peace we have now is due to the action of the IRA".Then, the only political parties that spoke out about the truth about the IRA were the British Nationalists that were splintered and disorganized although they had enjoyed some success with their marches, they were defeated by the massive media output of the government controlled press and our members decried as Nazis and knuckle draggers and often physically attacked on the streets. I still carry a few scars from my paper selling days but we carried on. True Brits always do. No Surrender.
He later said that the "deaths of innocent civilians in IRA attacks is a real tragedy, but it was as a result of British occupation in Ireland. Because of the bravery of the IRA and people like Bobby Sands we now have a peace process."
I will not go into an history of Nationalism between 1976 and 2007. But our Leaders in 78, then told us to be strong and persevere and within 10 years we would prevail and win.
But of course we did not. Three decades have past and during that time the True British Nationalists fought on, they continued to sell our papers, they continued to knock on doors and they delivered millions of leaflets in our desperate attempts to wake up our fellow citizens. But we could not wake them.
And during those decades, thousands of our members and supporters have passed on without seeing any light at the end of the dark tunnel of despair afflicting our country. I like to think that they died happy knowing, that they at least had tried and not bowed their heads or knelt in surrender to the successive governments that betrayed them and their children.
But now, with the British National Party and its Leader Nick Griffin, those of us who started the fight, so long ago can finally see the light at the end of the tunnel. Many of us will not reach the end but at least for the first time we can truly see the light and that to me makes every sacrifice that those who served before us worthwhile.
Now our children have entered the fight, my local BNP Organiser is a 27 year old ex-serviceman and I know he appreciates the work done by those who went before. Because they are the ones who have build the launchpad to our future success and final victory.
Their efforts were not in vain, they will not be forgotten because it was their fortitude and their courage to keep going against all odds that as finally brought us to the very walls of our enemies.
And we will destroy those walls and we will destroy those within who betrayed us.
Because every single, True British Nationalist has within him or her the courage to Dream the Impossible Dream. Please play the video. It means a lot.
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