British Political Satire
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A 'researcher' speaks at a
New Right meeting somewhere in England
Six of the Best from Bishop
Richard Williamson of the Society of St Pius X
Who leaked private
addresses (in Fulham and Romford) to a well-known agent provocateur?
... answers on a postcard
(available from European Action)
Beware: The Stranger in Our Midst
The Friends of Oswald Mosley devote their time to recovering old photos
and literature to feed the black hole of Sheffield University to which all the research on the anti-Mosley books of the past
twenty years have been directed. FOM is now led by a former civil servant at the Public Records Office.
(right) An ideologue speaks at a British Freedom Party
meeting
69 year old Martin
Webster addresses a New Right meeting in London on February 12th 2011 on the subject of Zionism. His 'best side' is of deep
concern to him. G.K. Chesterton, he said, suffered from a similar problem, with protruding obesity in all directions.
Several people missed the real point to this cartoon which
was to highlight the offer of £2,000 made to the editor of European Action if he would be 'the leader'. Robert
Best made this offer to Robert Edwards in 2006. Strange person, indeed. Other people featured are there to fill in the fictional
queue, the least likely to fulfil the role.
The British National Party in financial crisis. Jim Dowson eventually
did a runner.
Nick Griffin, BNP chairman, up against the Equalities Commision
and facing legal action for non-compliance, tries to get round the new ruling.
Did they die in vain? The illusion that is Remembrance Day. A victory
for who?
The irrepressible Roger Clare, great white hunter, mercenary, explorer
and general alround action man.
