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It is said that one can tell a lot about someone by the company they keep.
That is certainly true about the British National Party. A quick look at its
international contacts reveals its true nature. Across the world, the BNP is
linked to some of the most extreme and fanatical nazi, fascist, and racist groups
around. They include:
National Alliance, the foremost nazi group in the United States.
NA speakers regularly address BNP meeting in the US and, in 1995, it founder
and leader, William Pierce, spoke at the BNP annual rally in London. When
Pierce died in the summer of 2002, the BNP posted an obituary on its website.
Pierce was the author of The Turner Diaries, the fictional account of a Race
War. The book proved to be an inspiration for the Oklahoma City bomber, Timothy
McVeigh, and the London nailbomber David Copeland.
David Duke meeting BNP leader Nick Griffin in the United States
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David Duke,
a former Grand Wizard of the Ku Klux, is very close to Nick Griffin and
the BNP. Griffin has regularly shared platforms with Duke and the American’s
antisemitic and Holocaust denial material is sold through the BNP. Duke
is currently living in Russia in a bid to avoid the US taxman.
National Democratic Party, Germany’s leading nazi group. NPD leaders
deny the Holocaust took place and revere Adolf Hitler. The NPD shares many
of its activists with the outlawed Blood and Honour skinhead movement. Griffin
addressed a NPD rally in August 2002. NPD activists have attended BNP events
in Britain.
Front National, the French fascist group led by Jean-Marie Le Pen.
Le Pen was convicted for dismissing the Holocaust as a “mere detail” of the
Second World War and for violence. BNP supporters are regular attendees at
the FN’s annual summer festival and Griffin has publicly stated his admiration
for the group. A member of the FN leadership addressed the 2002 BNP Red, White
and Blue festival.

David Irving
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Holocaust
deniers. The BNP, and especially Nick Griffin, are close to many of
the world’s leading Holocaust deniers. Robert Faurisson, one of the foremost
Holocaust deniers, was a star witness at Griffin’s trial for racial hatred
in 1998. The German Gunter Deckert, who has been to prison for denying
the Holocaust, spoke at a London BNP meeting in 2001. Even the British
Holocaust denier and antisemite, David Irving, has addressed BNP meetings.
American Renaissance. A far right US based publication that supports
the notion of the biological superiority of white people. Each edition is
packed with the theories of race-science, and grim statistics showing the
moral degeneracy of black people. Griffin spoke at their annual conference
in February 2002 on “Racial friction in Britain and Europe”.
Blood and Honour. Blood and Honour is the openly nazi skinhead organisation
in Britain. Many of its leaders are BNP members and Blood and Honour nazi
bands have raised money for the BNP.
The attempts by the BNP to portray a more moderate image are often dropped
when addressing events abroad. Speaking to a private nazi meeting in the US
in 2001, Nick Griffin admitted that the party’s new-found respectability was
simply a tactic to con the British people. “My politics have not changed,” he
told the audience of racists and nazis. “I still believe in fighting for this,”
he added, pointing to his white skin.
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