Every True Brit knows the signal England expects that every man will do his duty (see image) sent from Nelson to the fleet at the Battle of Trafalgar in 1805.
But there was a final signal to the fleet that all B.N.P. activists and supporters must start doing now. It was the same signal that was flown at the Battles of the Nile, Copenhagen and then again at Trafalgar. Engage the enemy more closely.
Let us all keep this message flying at our signal halyards until our battle is won. For the sake of our children and grand children, losing is not an option. Here are some things you can do, to take action against the enemy.
If not a member of the B.N.P. then join. Be the White Knight your community is waiting for.
Cancel your newspaper subscriptions and let them know you are fed up with the negative way in which the B.N.P. is portrayed..
Read the online versions of All the newspapers and add to their comments section The more people they see supporting the B.N.P. and the sooner their sales figures drop the quicker they will do a U turn.
Do the same with your local newspapers if online – if they are not online then snail mail their letters page expressing support for the B.N.P.
Get a Yahoo email account for privacy and then join such newsgroups as The UK Debate , uk.politics.misc and either post your own thoughts, links to our articles or defend posts by fellow resistance fighters. In Wales come and support me at The Website Of Wales.
Drop a pebble in the pond. When out with friends who are not as politically aware, mention the corruption of the established political parties and how they are destroying Our Country and say the only party who seem to have any honour or integrity is the B.N.P. Being a B.N.P. supporter is something to be proud of not concealed.
Visit the Resistance Blogs; drop a comment now and again to keep a good thread going.
Visit the Web sites and Blogs of the enemy and inform them why they are wrong. No need to be rude or crude. We are better then that. Leave a link on their sites to the truth.
Engage the enemy more closely.
