At the court of Mad King Nick

The BNP in crisis

Just when the BNP leadership believed it had dispensed with its troublesome internal critics a new crisis is starting to engulf the party. Several key officers and organisers have walked out, morale is very low, membership renewals are dropping and continuing mystery surrounds the party’s finances.

Don’t take our word for it; listen to the growing voices of dissent inside the party.

For once they are not led by the usual suspects – the old John Tyndall supporters – but by some of the party’s most effective organisers. They include the Director of Group Development Sadie Graham, Leeds City Councillor Chris Beverley, Elections Officer Eddy Butler and the Director of Administration Kenny Smith. All of them are becoming increasingly vocal in their criticism of how the party is being run.

Much of the current unrest centres on the highly antagonistic Mark Collett, and to a lesser extent John Walker and David Hannam of the Treasury Department. Yet despite all the criticism, Nick Griffin continues to defend them. That may be because he has little choice. Dumping the trio could create a whole new set of problems.

Griffin has to take the blame. He has overseen an organisation that has ridden roughshod over internal democracy and anyone who voices even the mildest criticism is quickly condemned as an opponent or agent provocateur.

That is not all. There are growing concerns about financial mismanagement at the heart of the BNP.

This newssheet is just the beginning. Searchlight has recently been inundated with reports of the personality clashes and copies of internal documents. Over the next few weeks we shall reveal much more of the internal problems, especially the financial ones.

Nick Griffin will dismiss this document with his usual contempt and conspiratorial mind but he knows what we are saying is true. Why else would he devote four pages of Identity to attacking Searchlight if he were not worried about what we are saying?

When effective organisers such as Sadie Graham and Chris Beverley are openly criticising the party leadership, something must be very wrong.

In the meantime if any BNP supporter would like to contact us with their view of the internal problems within the BNP then please do email us at info@stopthebnp.org.uk on or ring us on 020 8550 1805. You will be in good company, as plenty of others have done so in the last few weeks.

You can download the full document from here (539KB PDF file).

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