Jews and afe parlia leadership..' and other sharp the stop London.
blows come down adherence the strain.
Fountaine leadership achieving this вія си03 been allowed to build up thanks to many of the tactics adopted by the What we see in the NF today, is a polarisation within declining membership between those who wish to adapt to the 'democratic ana consulumona pecutarilies of tit British', and those ultra-right dyedin-the-wool Nazi thugs who want a of controntation and intimidation. In this way they hope to To members o British Movement, which is behind the new increase in racist violence in :These developments must be seen recently inflicted on the NF The AN on the one hand, and the right wing rhetoric that accompanied Thatcher's victory on the other have taken the wind out of their sails.
The Tyndall/Webster leadership, which had based itself on a longer 'vision' has been unabie firmiy in either camp.
Pulled towards the ultra-wing by thei LO National doctrine, and under pressure fross both sides, they have broken up under The election last week of the ne leadership that excludes Tyndal ac uphokis the previous cxpulsion of and Co represcoes a las attempt to hold the party togethar rontonatcly, this has stin