Oh well, Will, you know what you can do....

SB isn't on the Executive, Jim. Not sure that is actually him, looks like somebody trying to be him.

May won't tell us much, it's merely the first outing. We won't win any seats, but we'll gain experience as an organisation.

What's wrong in the above article, Sid? I would say that the events since have merely confirmed what was written here.

Pleasure, Jane.

'Ello, Jane. How're you? Where have you been? Still Griffinite? LOL.

To start a party from scratch was always going to be extremely difficult. We hold no illusions about the challenges ahead of us.

You're a protest group, Jim. Very different from a political party, and the idea is a good one. It's just a shame that you got your mittens on it first.

I don't dislike you, Jim, you are what you are.

You clearly haven't been paying attention, Jimbo.

1.) We have had meetings, latest was Kent and Oxford.

2.) We have produced leaflets, a couple of hundred thousand.

3.) We have had tabletops. Something real, how about candidates? We're doing that too.

When we get to the core of it, Jimbo, Morris, Golding and co have to resort to lies about us, I simply deliver an incisive opinion - one that happens to be 100% correct.

Do us a favour, put a leash on Morris.

I'm not asking for unity, I don't believe in it, but your mate Morris keeps crowing about it and giving a platform to others who claim to want it.

I've pointed out in an earlier article that it's all very well having staff and offices, all this means is that you're wasting your member's money on it and you're going to have to squeeze them constantly to fund it. Britain First doesn't need paid staff or 'offices'.

We have resources, we have data (a lot of it.)

Keep watching, Jimbo.