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Re: Mark Collett Arrested

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"whats more, how the hell can you describe him as a chav? he hates chavs with a passion, and i have to say that a comment like that is a bit unreasonable."

I accept that maybe I was wrong about him. I can't claim to have met him in person but what I've garnered from tv footage wasn't that positive, even allowing for malicious editing. I believe Griffin described him as a "rough diamond" as well. Suffice to say, I'm in no place to comment on his leadership qualities.
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Well whatever this person is, he/she is no out and out nationalists!

The links provided are mostly for tory sites! :eek:

[QUOTE=BrightonWNP]Well whatever this person is, he/she is no out and out nationalists!

The links provided are mostly for tory sites! :eek:[/QUOTE]

Sid why arent conservatives regarded by you as nationalists?. Is it only because they may not share your own personal vision of what nationalism is?.

Just curious. :)

[QUOTE=Dasyurus Maculatus]Sid why arent conservatives regarded by you as nationalists?. Is it only because they may not share your own personal vision of what nationalism is?.

Just curious. :)[/QUOTE]

The Tories/Conservatives used to be seen as having very watered down views, although the "British extreme right" agree with them on most issues just wanted a slightly harder line.

I myself hate the selfishness and greed politics of the tories as I am on the Extreme left. I am a "Racial Socialist/National Socialist" and differ on many points from the mainline neo-con BNP members for example who regard the Tories as just a little to liberal.

Many hardline WN like myself are for animal rights and green issues and social justice (for our own kind) and against capitalism so we are very much opposed to the conserative view.

[QUOTE=STORMSOLDAAT]The Tories/Conservatives used to be seen as having very watered down views, although the "British extreme right" agree with them on most issues just wanted a slightly harder line.

I myself hate the selfishness and greed politics of the tories as I am on the Extreme left. I am a "Racial Socialist/National Socialist" and differ on many points from the mainline neo-con BNP members for example who regard the Tories as just a little to liberal.

Many hardline WN like myself are for animal rights and green issues and social justice (for our own kind) and against capitalism so we are very much opposed to the conserative view.[/QUOTE]


Fair comment Stormsoldaat, but instead of your position, quote "on the Extreme left", most conservatives are on the Right! and form a body of members who will be easier to sway to the far-Right and have as potential supporters than the groups who dilute their efforts by 'animal rights' (taken to mean vivisection? fox hunting? issues) and the wishywashy concept of 'green issues' (perceived by most Lefties as 'lets close down industry to prevent global warming, shut down the USA's industrial base - and let the Turd World brown folks and China continue their rape of the environment, industrial growth, development and industrial output unopposed).

Too many Left wing 'green issues' are in the domain of "Hippies and sincere people with beards" - entities that are not natural allies of the white Right movements.

I feel that most conservatives are more symptahetic to the ideals of national socialism and the far-right, than the "green issues" eco-warriors and animal rights activists of the "Extreme Left". :confused:

Against both Capitalism and Communism - for Racial Socialism

[QUOTE=Dasyurus Maculatus]Sid why arent conservatives regarded by you as nationalists?. Is it only because they may not share your own personal vision of what nationalism is?.

Just curious. :)[/QUOTE]


There may be some nationalists in the tory party, but most tories would cringe at the very thought. I personaly hated Thatcher and heath, I thought Major was an embarasement, and who were the other two since? Or was it 3? Oh yes, a jew!

I also remember the fake patriotism of the tories in 79, and the false promises that robbed us of a possible National Front government.

[QUOTE=BrightonWNP]There may be some nationalists in the tory party, but most tories would cringe at the very thought. I personaly hated Thatcher and heath, I thought Major was an embarasement, and who were the other two since? Or was it 3? Oh yes, a jew!

I also remember the fake patriotism of the tories in 79, and the false promises that robbed us of a possible National Front government.[/QUOTE]

Thatchers fake nationalism I remember that helped win her an ellection. Talk of limited/controlled immergrantion. What limits and what control it looks totaly out of control it did then and it dioes now. Tory party are a bunch of bottom feeding jew arse kissers and patriotism.. do me a favor! load of bollocks!

I think a distinction must be made between OUR conservatives and the US version..

Conservatives are a type of political description in the USA, in the UK by contrast, it appertains to a political party and not a persuasion. The tories policies shift in the UK, the same may not be true in the USA.

[QUOTE=BrightonWNP]Well whatever this person is, he/she is no out and out nationalists!

The links provided are mostly for tory sites! :eek:[/QUOTE]

The Mises site is in fact a Jewish economist`s site.
Jewish and Tory-sounds like an ideal BNP candidate. :D

Greetings everyone. I see that some people are concerned about my Tory leanings. Allow me to explain.

First of all, I do not equate racial nationalism with national socialism. I do not believe that being a Tory and a racial nationalist is mutually exclusive. Two of the links I gave were to the Monday Club and the Conservative Democratic alliance, right-wing pressure groups hostile to immigration and multiracialism. The Monday Club used to have a repatriation policy until they were forced to drop it by the cowardly Tory leadership. The Salisbury Review is a high-brow traditionalist conservative magazine that is highly reactionary (and therefore much to my liking). Right Now! is another right-wng magazine that Robin Cook demanded should be banned. It is efectively the link between the Conservative Right and the so-called "Far Right".

The reason I have a link to the Mises site is because I am broadly sympathetic to the Austrian school of economics. I don't care whether or not Mises was Jewish, Austrian, British, African or Martian. The fact is that his economic theories were sound (although I am not as keen on free trade). I believe in a minimal state with tough immigration regulations and a protected free market. I also favour the repatriation of those of none-British descent. That may not make me a national socialist but then when it comes to economics, I am very much a national capitalist.

[QUOTE=Dasyurus Maculatus]Sid why arent conservatives regarded by you as nationalists?. Is it only because they may not share your own personal vision of what nationalism is?[/QUOTE]

Here in Britain we have the 'Conservative Party'. That's it's actual name. Folks overseas often confuse Conservative (capital C) with conservative (small c).

The Conservative Party could hardly be described as 'right wing'. Basically, it's the party of monopoly capitalism, larded with a bit of bogus nationalism to give it credibility. It's just as keen on racemixing as any of the 'leftist' parties though - it's simply more subtle, that's all.

[QUOTE=Britainforever]Greetings everyone. I see that some people are concerned about my Tory leanings. Allow me to explain.

First of all, I do not equate racial nationalism with national socialism. I do not believe that being a Tory and a racial nationalist is mutually exclusive. Two of the links I gave were to the Monday Club and the Conservative Democratic alliance, right-wing pressure groups hostile to immigration and multiracialism. The Monday Club used to have a repatriation policy until they were forced to drop it by the cowardly Tory leadership. The Salisbury Review is a high-brow traditionalist conservative magazine that is highly reactionary (and therefore much to my liking). Right Now! is another right-wng magazine that Robin Cook demanded should be banned. It is efectively the link between the Conservative Right and the so-called "Far Right".

The reason I have a link to the Mises site is because I am broadly sympathetic to the Austrian school of economics. I don't care whether or not Mises was Jewish, Austrian, British, African or Martian. The fact is that his economic theories were sound (although I am not as keen on free trade). I believe in a minimal state with tough immigration regulations and a protected free market. I also favour the repatriation of those of none-British descent. That may not make me a national socialist but then when it comes to economics, I am very much a national capitalist.[/QUOTE]

I have to give this fellow a great deal of KUDOS for coming in here and explaining.