NOS AMIS ANGLAIS

Fellow patriot, There has been substantial commentary and soul searching about whether Britain First should remain as a campaigning organisation or mutate into a formal political party. This debate has been raging ever since Britain First launched in May, and the temperature of the debate has increased as our new alternative movement has gone from strength to strength. It is about time we examined the future of Britain First with regard to its position in the patriotic movement. Britain First is a political campaigning movement - virtually the only difference between a campaigning organisation and a formal political party is that the latter places all emphasis on fighting media-rigged 'elections' (most of which end in embarrassing failure), whilst our movement will focus on campaigning in all its forms to highlight the many injustices suffered by our people. The basic components of political parties and campaigning movements are relatively the same: both have meetings, both organise activities, both engage in recruitment, both have branches and organisers, but the EMPHASIS is different. Politics is a dead end route - for now, at least - and nationalists need to move away from pretending we are going to romp home to power in this country, and that our leaders will soon be in Downing Street. Relying on politics alone will lead to disaster for British nationalism! We need to urgently branch out into other worthwhile activities. We need to stop pretending that a tiny handful of powerless councillors is a mighty achievement and that small, fleeting 'breakthroughs' are going to save our nation and people. Fifty years of toil, sweat and effort by the patriotic movement in this country has ended in disaster: nationalism is now tiny, powerless, impotent and disintegrating. We need a new approach. The emphasis on elections - to the detriment of other endeavours - effectively blocks any move towards becoming a diverse and multi-faceted 'movement' - instead, nationalists play the establishment's game. This failed approach channels our energy, willpower and determination into an ineffectual 'dead end' that usually ends in failure and disappointment, leading to infighting, splits and civil wars. This vicious cycle has to stop. Our management team has decided to register 'Britain First' as a political party to allow local activists to stand in local elections only, if they wish to do so. We intend to 'use' the political system in this country in a cynical fashion to our own advantage. We do NOT intend to be sucked into the futile political rat-race and to use up all our energies to obtain derisory results that will shatter morale and turn us against one another. Conversely, this approach simply advertises weakness to the public. We will use the political system to our advantage when it suits us - we will NOT place all emphasis on contesting rigged elections. The only other exception electorally, at the present time, will be parliamentary by-elections which, by their very nature, are almost always high-profile and can gain us recognition, publicity and allow us to take advantage of the free leaflet drop provided by the Royal Mail. If you only want to engage in the circus that is 'politics' in this country, then perhaps Britain First isn't the movement for you. If you want to get native cultural parades reinstated, if you want to hold corrupt politicians to account, if you want to campaign against the encroachment of Islam into your neighbourhood, if you want to form community groups and take charge in your patch, and if you want to be part of a professional baggage-free organisation that will grow to great size and depth, then Britain First is for you. Make no mistake, we ARE engaged in political struggle, but we are no longer prepared to play by the rules of the treacherous establishment. The cretins who run the 'establishment' are amongst the most ingenious and shrewd people you could ever find. They have engineered a perfect system for first usurping and then controlling our country - it is called media-rigged 'democracy'. Two mainstream parties are given the lion's share of media coverage, with a third protest party in toe to soak up the votes of disaffected folk - welcome to the Lib-Lab-Con method of control. All other parties are either ignored, treated with contempt, sidelined or demonised. Political discourse is tightly controlled by the media machine - everything you hear, see or are exposed to has been carefully filtered, twisted or distorted by the media to fit their multicultural, globalist agenda. In the last one hundred years, the only parties that have won a general election have been the Labour or Conservative parties. They are Britain's permanent revolving government - no one else has even a micro chance of breaking into the big league under the present system. Worthwile success at the ballot box has eluded nationalism, despite our best efforts, for over fifty years. We need a new approach! Whenever patriotic forces achieve a measure of success - as in France, for example - the establishment simply modifies electoral law and process so as to shut them out. When the Front National broke through into the French parliament, the rules were changed and the FN was reduced to only a single seat, despite enjoying around 15% of the popular vote. Faced with a patriotic groundswell, the establishment would simply move the goalposts as many times as it needs to in order to maintain strict control of our nation. If events moved with too much momentum, I have no doubt that the anti-Western cohorts that run our nation would simply suspend the political process. At the present time, indulging in the political rat-race all in the hope of gaining 2% of the vote leaves our activists disheartened, dishevelled and prone to bouts of infighting, name-calling and engaging in the 'blame game'. The greatest downswings in British nationalist history occurred after two major electoral setbacks: in the 1979 general election the patriotic movement was annihilated at the polls and consequently the movement split into a thousand pieces, leading to around twenty years of universal and total insignificance. After the 2010 general election much the same occurred, although on a much slower scale. The formula for both disasters was identical: major effort was dispensed engaging in the establishment-engineered electoral circus, and when the patriotic cause was decisively rejected by a brainwashed, distracted and poisoned electorate, the movement degenerated into decline, farce, infighting and disintegration. It is time for nationalism to get realistic and accept that not everything in life revolves around contesting futile elections. A dose of political realism is desperately needed: if anyone thinks that our movement will enjoy a steady and indefatigable ascendancy towards victory in a general election, after which our leaders will take their places in Whitehall and start the immense task of rebuilding the nation, then I am sorry to say but you are indulging in wishful thinking on a galactic scale. Our country is effectively a dictatorship, but a dictatorship of an 'elite' - as opposed to a single individual. We are, technically, an oligarchy, with a ruling class of liberals riding roughshod over popular opinion and who use mind control and psychological manipulation to maintain their death grip on our nation. Thus, our movement has been trying, in reality, to gain power by democratic means in a country where the routes to power are as inaccessible as those in Stalinist Russia. Remember the famous saying: 'If voting changed anything it would be illegal.' Nationalism in Britain has been utterly unravelled by a string of derisory election results: in the May 2010 parliamentary and local elections, in the Oldham by-election, in the Barnsley by-election, in the Welsh assembly elections, in the Scottish parliamentary elections, and the May 2011 council elections, the patriotic movement has, over the last eighteen months, self-destructed. Whether we like it or not, the political route is closed for at least the next two years - that leaves us with activism, campaigning and non-electoral projects to get on with, and that is exactly what Britain First plans to do. There are several areas where the patriotic movement needs to concentrate its energies. These are: - We need to move away from total concentration on the political rat-race and facilitate a broader spectrum of activities such as campaigns, agitation, community organisations, 'alternative media' endeavours and much more. - We need a fresh image - a new start, a new beginning. We need to dump all the baggage - and the toxic individuals - that have traditionally held us back. We need to maintain and guard our precious image/reputation and deal ruthlessly with any transgressors who ruin all the hard work of the majority of sensible patriots with their moronic behaviour. - We need iron-clad standards of financial probity and transparency to restore trust within the movement. Financial record keeping and complying with regulations etc is NOT a difficult endeavour, and if there have been shortcomings before, these must be either the result of gross incompetency or criminal activities. - We need to restore the 'spirit' of nationalism in Britain, as wrecked and demoralised as it is. We need a new moral compass, new faces brought to the fore, new tactics and methods implemented and so on. We need to facilitate our younger members, to unlock their dynamism and drive. We need a revolution in our outlook: we must become absolutely ruthless with shabby standards, and become utterly incapable of accepting 'second best'. In short, we need to revitalise our ethos, adopting the highest standards that should be second nature to genuine nationalists. At best we have 15 to 20 years left before unimaginable horrors break upon our children. That is why we are determined to embark on a wholesale root and branch reform of how nationalists approach politics. Scam, reds, false flag, Britain First will be called it all, especially by the dwindling nationalist parties that are increasingly becoming an irrelevance. However, Britain First has the skills, equipment, resources and experience to rocket ahead of any other existing or 'soon to be formed' organisation. Many out there talk the talk but few can walk the walk. Britain First will be an effective defence for our people and an organisation we can all be proud of. This will take work and commitment from every one of us. We ARE the only line of resistance remaining for our people - we cannot afford to turn our backs on our children's future! Why not join the growing legions of patriotic Britons taking a stand against the betrayal of our country by becoming a Britain First member. Standard membership is only £5 per month (standing order) or a £30 one-off payment. There are rates for unwaged, overseas and also a special Platinum membership. Britain First membership is open to everyone, both in the UK and abroad. By joining Britain First, you will engage with other patriots who care deeply about our country and take part in exciting, well organised and effective campaigns. Upon joining Britain First, you will receive a special Britain First membership card, an annual badge, regular campaign updates, a bi-monthly magazine, and discount entry to Britain First conferences and seminars. But most of all, by joining Britain First you are taking your rightful place in the 'shield wall' to defend this nation and our people. Let's build on the past and work towards a better future for our people. Join Britain First....today! https://web156.secure-secure.co.uk/britainfirst.org/donate/join.htm Yours sincerely Paul Golding Campaigns Coordinator

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