Aberdeen Nationalist commented the other day that an increasing number of people in Scotland are showing an interest in the National Front. Britain First don't do elections yet, and there is no other real nationalist party standing candidates, so it would appear the only way to throw a spanner in the works of Salmond's totalitarian state is to vote NF.

Not been leafletting for ages.
Looks like I could be traipsing round Long Ashton feeding letter boxes soon then.
Never done that area.
Not as quick as I once was and could take a while to do the best part of 5,000; I'm sure there'd be a few others who'd pitch in and help though.
When your ready GA, in your own time.

Good article GA.
As I said in a previous comment, I feel the leaders of Britain First need no endorsement of their nationalist credentials. They are loyal patriots who love their country and are concerned for its future.
I see nothing wrong with supporting both the NF and Britain First. It would not be a case of divided loyalties. The NF is a bona fide, established political party, whereas Britain First, at the moment, is a campaign pressure group. Although BF is aiming to establish a political party to contest local elections, the NF is already a player on the local and national level. Of course, they would like to see an increase in membership, but you don’t have to be a member to vote for them at elections, both local and national. Currently there is no other political party true to the nationalist ideology, so if we wish to vote for a nationalist party then the NF should get our vote. When Britain First gets up and running with their political party, we can make up our own minds where we should put our cross on the ballot paper, but this is to be only on a local level. I have not rejoined the NF but they get my vote at elections and I will continue to wholeheartedly support BF in their campaigns and petitions. This is not divided loyalties; just two strings to our bow. Anything that helps our cause can only be a good thing. When Britain First set up their political party they could get my vote locally, as local election candidates tend to be judged on what they are offering local residents, and not necessarily on their party allegiance.
I thought Jim Dowson’s three submissions were well written and he was right to express his thoughts and opinions. From the outset I took it as being his personal beliefs and not Christian fundamentalism. This was confirmed by comments from Paul Golding and Gary Raikes. Ok he was a bit vocal, even anti perhaps, with his opinions on Paganism and the beliefs of others he disagrees with, as was seen by some of the comments that followed. He could have kept his thoughts to himself. But why should he? As nationalist’s we hold great store in freedom of expression; we condemn those who are trying to stifle it. I salute JD for expressing his thoughts and beliefs, and this site for allowing him to do so. If JD can successfully recruit nationalists from the Christian community we should applaud him. We need all the support we can get. I made no comment on the articles at the time because I believe the old cliché that religion and politics are two subjects that are hard to argue, as each individual has their own opinions and beliefs on both and will not be swayed. I fully uphold freedom of expression, and regardless of the controversy that followed, JD was right to submit his thoughts and beliefs.

Can't see anything wrong with the above GA.
You couldn't have put it much clearer than that and I Wholeheartedly agree with it because this is what nationalism is.
Cant argue with that.

Very sad news and a great loss.
Jonathan was a talented, passionate and gifted orator.
Sincere condolences to family and friends.

Thanks for that CC

Dunno about the Mayoral Box, JOG. The way he bought GAs personal grief into the public domain I should think he'd probably like to see him decomposing in a pine box.

Looks good. Is it a new font, seems to be much clearer and easier to read than it was.
Just one minor problem I'm having; the articles don't open when clicking the heading, I have to click 'comments' to open the article. Using Firefox. Not a problem, just thought i'd mention it.

Good comments Aberdeen Nationalist. But it is not just Scotland that is seeing an upsurge of interest in the Front. There appears to be increasing interest across the country as a whole. It is a different political landscape now to what it was back in the day. Mass immigration and multi culti policy are now a genuine concern for a growing number of people. Economic, education, health, employment and every other aspect of day to day life is making them more aware and they are beginning to question it. They are waking up and can see where it is all heading. Many are now unemployed or their jobs under threat, with no real prospect of getting any meaningful work, especially the younger ones. The threat of being unemployable because of any association with the Front no longer applies. Politicians are now a different animal. They used to be a bit discreet with their thieving, lying and general behaviour whilst in office; it went on of course, but they were a bit clever with it and tried to keep it under wraps. Now they treat the electorate with open, total contempt, stick two fingers up with an attitude that they are above the law, untouchable and invincible. On a daily basis we see and hear things that are totally detrimental to the well being of this country. We suffer cuts whilst bankers get obscene salaries and bonuses, immigration continues unabated, threats to national security cannot be deported, English a second language in many of our schools, immigrants getting social housing over our own, benefits and allowances as a right that we are not entitled to etc,etc. The list is endless. This is becoming increasingly apparent to the public at large and is why I said, in an earlier comment here, that the NF does not need to change it’s stance in trying to reach the masses; the masses will come to them. Just give it time; it will happen. All the Front has to do is be there, as it always has been. Where else can the people go? The Front is now the only known, established political party that upholds the nationalist ideology. This is not to decry one or two of the new groups that are trying their best to make a difference. Some individuals amongst them need no endorsement of their nationalist credentials; they are loyal patriots who love their country and are genuinely concerned for the future, but it takes time to get known and established, and I fear time is rapidly running out.

I agree with all you say spitfire and feel I didn’t get in print the way it was meant. I envy those who can put on paper their exact thoughts. The point I was trying to make is where promoting our own race and culture was once considered unsavoury and off message, is now regarded as a criminal offence. The race card was used as a tool to hit us with, now it is a weapon to beat us into submission, criminalise and prosecute. Thus nationalism can no longer truly represent its own people under current day equality and discrimination laws. Perhaps that didn’t come out as intended, but thanks for your response and clarification.