Joe Hillshoist » Fri Mar 04, 2016 12:26 pm wrote:Another motivation for me keeping this simple is that I really want to talk about the OP and the NF etc, I'm entertaining all this because you wanted me to put it aside for the time being (like you said, it won't go away). There's no good reason why the subject of race should be smeared thinly across 10 interchangeable threads, it's a pain in the arse.
Yeah fine this is going nowhere.
Tell us what your WN mates think about attacking defenseless coons.
I didn't have any WN mates the last time I checked.
I think in a roundabout way you are referring to the thread topic. I mentioned that NF documentary as a way of giving some more context to the earlier parts of Benjamin Zephaniah's piece.
jakell » Tue Mar 01, 2016 7:15 pm wrote:jakell » Tue Mar 01, 2016 10:55 am wrote:Sounder » Tue Mar 01, 2016 10:31 am wrote:Yes, I read the article Joe.
If insecurity is a major driver of hate, then people who are 'actually' against that sort of thing would not support color revolutions and other modern contrivances that generate insecurity.
What I mainly took from it was its views on the 70's National Front, I was young at that time and have only really written properly on the BNP from mid-eighties onwards, it's good to understand them as a precursor that had a significantly different MO to Griffin's BNP which was a function of the times and it is my belief that their extremism led to an overreaction on the part of the 'Looney Left' (Brits will recognise this term) starting in the mid Eighties. As we know, overreaction starts the pendulum swinging and one of its results (IMO) is the turning of a blind eye to Rotherham type situations.
The next reaction will very likely be against this political correctness, and I think we are seeing elements of this, even though it is happening outside of the mainstream political sphere.
This is a good documentary on the National Front:
The timing of it is interesting because, even though it mostly describes Tyndall's leadership period (70's-80's), it was made just 6 months before he was ousted by Griffin in 1999. It's easy to see why the party (by then the BNP) made little progress under Tyndall, but Griffin here looks like he would have carried on in the same vein. This didn't happen though and it seems he was canny enough to moderate the party's image, hence their successes in the 00's
jakell » Wed Mar 02, 2016 10:54 am wrote:
.......So, a lot of us will take different things from Benjamin Zephaniah's piece depending on our own experiences, as a fair bit of what he talks of is personally familiar to me I'm sort of able to start from there and he's certainly drawn my attention back to some pre BNP stuff. Have a watch of that NF documentary if you can and I'd be interested in what was happening in your part of the world in that respect. This really speaks to what I have been saying about appreciating those 'different nationalisms' and how it is a tactical error to assume that there is this homogeneous white nationalism all over the world.