ABSTRACT
I said at the [founding of the BNP] meeting that the British National Party, if it were to succeed, must be a party of revolution, dedicated to the service of Race and Nation, and that we must never again be hampered by the trappings of any pseudo-democratic policies … We must never offer watered down propaganda in order to attract mass membership. We must never shirk from our duty to cause and creed. We must never moderate, for moderation is liberalism and liberalism is stagnation and defeat.
