heaven above
October 14th, 2004, 05:40 PM
I have just seen this crap from some unknown 'herbert' NSRUS off Stormfront.
Eddy Morrison accepts this sort of stuff, from pillocks, like a duck accepts water.
Ken Henderson has just come back from a lengthy lay off. He is no idiot and will know that an attack against him is imminent.
What these 'newbies' in the BNP have to realise, is that these two men , have been in the struggle when it WAS tough to be a nationalist.
Throw hell at them. They have both had it worse by the REAL enemies of this country.The 'Griffinites' are just reactionary tories...all wind ! :rolleyes:
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Re: NOW THEY’RE TELLING US! by John Tyndall
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Originally Posted by Northman
I see, so the fact Mr. Griffin didn't throw the gauntlet right back at Mr. Tyndall and say "yes I'm the future of the BNP I'd be glad to take you on." It just seems Mr. Griffin is affraid of this challange for whatever reason that is.
I think he should of took Mr. Tyndall on, beat him (as everybody says here) and then carry on with the job in hand. The way things are going this looks like 'self-destruction mode' right now for the party. I think it needs to be settled and settled quick.
It is pointless and grotesquely offence in the extreme you suggesting that Griffin is 'afraid',was Glebe afraid of Roper ? Of course not, dsrupters,splitters,and enemy correspondents have to be either controlled or excluded from serious political parties and movements. Leaving aside the security services surely no one is going to suggest that Henderson and Morrison are anything other than enemies of the BNP and racial patriots generally ?
Again why would Griffin want to grant the 'right' to challenge him to Tyndall ? Griffin would be more in order giving him a right hander.This Tyndall is obviously a disrupter and splitter with his own agenda hostile to the BNP's tilt at the establishments power
Eddy Morrison accepts this sort of stuff, from pillocks, like a duck accepts water.
Ken Henderson has just come back from a lengthy lay off. He is no idiot and will know that an attack against him is imminent.
What these 'newbies' in the BNP have to realise, is that these two men , have been in the struggle when it WAS tough to be a nationalist.
Throw hell at them. They have both had it worse by the REAL enemies of this country.The 'Griffinites' are just reactionary tories...all wind ! :rolleyes:
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Today, 04:33 PM #152
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Re: NOW THEY’RE TELLING US! by John Tyndall
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Quote:
Originally Posted by Northman
I see, so the fact Mr. Griffin didn't throw the gauntlet right back at Mr. Tyndall and say "yes I'm the future of the BNP I'd be glad to take you on." It just seems Mr. Griffin is affraid of this challange for whatever reason that is.
I think he should of took Mr. Tyndall on, beat him (as everybody says here) and then carry on with the job in hand. The way things are going this looks like 'self-destruction mode' right now for the party. I think it needs to be settled and settled quick.
It is pointless and grotesquely offence in the extreme you suggesting that Griffin is 'afraid',was Glebe afraid of Roper ? Of course not, dsrupters,splitters,and enemy correspondents have to be either controlled or excluded from serious political parties and movements. Leaving aside the security services surely no one is going to suggest that Henderson and Morrison are anything other than enemies of the BNP and racial patriots generally ?
Again why would Griffin want to grant the 'right' to challenge him to Tyndall ? Griffin would be more in order giving him a right hander.This Tyndall is obviously a disrupter and splitter with his own agenda hostile to the BNP's tilt at the establishments power