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Lecomber & Griffin - how they got rid of John Tyndall from the BNP.

Just a snippet of how they hijacked the BNP. This is an e-mail from John Tyndall sent to Nick Griffin in 2002. This was when Griffin was purging the BNP of decent and honest nationalists who put the party before the whims of dictator and 'crook' Nick Griffin. This blog was very close to John Tyndall and is probably the oldest nationalist UK blog. This blog was closed down by Griffin in 1999/2000. Griffin used the excuse that because we had put up independent evidence about Cyril Smith MP's paedophiliac tendencies, it had to be closed down. So why really did Griffin want us closed down we ask ? Cyril Smiths sexual activities were quite well known by astute political observers even though the vast majority of the public were not aware. Even 'Private Eye' magazine had published some comments showing that they knew about Smiths activities. Griffins then main National BNP Press Officer, Mike Newlands, came in and trashed the website and closed it all down. Another wrecking spree by Griffin.

Regarding the e-mail above. Lecomber had distributed leaflets nationwide shortly before the 'red rentamob' turned up at Burnley to oppose the John Tyndall meeting . Tony Lecomber had produced a 'comic' leaflet showing that whenever John Tyndall spoke, a riot ensued . An exact mirror of what the extreme left used to distribute attributing violence to NF/BNP activities. It was also around this time, that John Tyndall and his wife got physically attacked and beaten up in East London by a mob of communists. This was widely believed around East London to have been a 'tip off ' to the reds by Tony Lecomber himself. John Tyndall was to have spoken at a BNP meeting there in East London.

We still haven't recovered at all from the Nick Griffins wrecking of nationalisms biggest hope in a generation . But of course, we should have seen it all coming shouldn't we ? Because Griffin had form for wrecking nationalist parties. He also did it to the National Front in the late 1980's. And the bum is still around !