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21-Nov-08 11:35pm

BNP On The Rise Again I've only had one unwelcome telephone call since the list was posted. It was from a man with a mixed London/West Indian accent who began by telling me that he knows who I am and where I live, in the most menacing voice he could muster.

I replied "That's a coincidence! Because I know who I am and where I live also!"

The caller then started to berate me for being a racist[sic] and a fascist[sic] and we had an argument that part way through morphed into a conversation.

I told him that I was a nationalist and that nationalism was the right ideology for all peoples. I asked him if he had read any of Louis Farakan's speeches and he confessed that he didn't know who Louis Farakan is. I told him that Faraken is a Black Nationalist leader and that his teachings are not too different from what the BNP advocates (actually Farakan is significantly more extreme), it's nationalism but from a Black perspective.

I asked him if he had read any of the teachings of the Trinity United Church of Christ (TUCC), you know, Barack Obama's favourite church, and I explained that TUCC advocate ethno-nationalism from a Black perspective.

I told the man that I don't harbour any ill-will towards individuals from the ethnic minorities but that multi-racial societies are intrinsically dysfunctional and I explained how originally homogenous societies become progressively more dysfunctional as they become increasingly multiracial. I explained that this was not because immigrants are inherently bad people, but because multiracial societies bring out the worst in people both black and white.

My caller responded by saying, and I quote, "Yeh, but if all Your people had given MY people more respect, we wouldn't have so many black youths running around shooting and stabbing each other like savages in the jungle". I reminded him that they were his words and NOT mine.

Essentially he was agreeing with me by stating that black people felt that they didn't have the 'respect' of white society. In reality what black people perceived as a lack of respect was their subconscious feelings that a predominantly white society was somehow alien to them and that they were somehow, out of place. Precisely the kind of feelings that can cause young people to grow up feeling alienated and resentful.

My caller eventually told me that he respected me. He said, " You're the tenth person on this list that I've telephoned tonight and everyone else either denied that they were BNP or hung up on me. But you admitted it and you argued your case and defended your corner. I respect that. I don't mind if someone is racist[sic] as long as they are honest about it. It's the people who are racist and deny it I can't stand, but I respect you!"

And with that he hung up.

My postman who is of mixed race and who knows about my role in the BNP, and who recognises me as an honest and honourable person, and who waves in greeting when we pass in the street, has delivered a considerable amount of mail to my door, none of which is in the slightest bit contaminated with doggy do.

My belief is that if you are rightious at heart, even if you fall in the sh1t, you'll still come up smelling of roses! :-)