The Nationalist Alliance held a very successful meeting in Brighton last Saturday.

Despite many threats from the reds and the loss of the original venue due to interference from the local police, the meeting went ahead on schedule.

   The meeting was chaired by the Regional Organizer, Sid Williamson who explained the reason for the change in direction points and venue.

   Tess Culnane, of the British National Party, bravely offering to speak at the meeting, outlined the problems facing our nation and offered a practical solution to many of our ills. That was to try yet again to put our message of hope to the electorate making them more aware of the perils and dangers that await our country if our warnings went unheeded.

   John Tyndall, veteran nationalist and founder of the BNP spoke out against the cowardly attacks made on the populace of London. He advocated the hanging of the perpetrators but also put the blame fairly and squarely at the door of “Phoney Tony” Blair.  He said that as a result of his misrule of our nation, he has provided an open door to terrorism. He too, added Mr Tyndall, should be hanged as well!

   My Tyndall concluded his speech by making an impassioned appeal for nationalist unity, a subject that has always been close to his heart.

   John Wood, National Organizer of Nationalist Alliance, also loudly condemned the terrorist attacks and asked why Moslem clerics were allowed to preach hatred of the West and publicly burn out flag?  He said that were we to indulge in similar behaviour, we would be immediately arrested.

   Mr Wood commented that Tony Blair was far more interested in the Gleneagles discussions on African poverty than on the crisis facing his own nation. He said that aid to Africa was akin to pouring money down a bottomless pit. All the aid in the world wouldn’t change a thing, he added.

   All the speakers received enthusiastic ovations and a special word of thanks is due to the Regional organizer, Sid Williamson, who was beset with one problem after another in the run-up to the meeting.  However, he very quickly and ably converted what could have been a catastrophe into a highly successful event. Even allowing for the last-minute change in the venue, over forty members and supporters were in attendance