When first I was introduced to the British National Party I was told that it was an authoritarian party with one leader, who at that time was John Tyndall. He had his advisers and he listened to them but his word was final. I was quite happy with that, knowing as I did that anything run by any form of committee is really run by the strongest clique within that committee. Is the current BNP organised by a committee? Or do orders come from above? Nick Griffins word is final, in fact I think this was the reason why JT created the BNP, the NF chairman never had enough power. (I only  think  this is the reason of the NF/BNP split, so none of you older nationalists spit your drink out and call me a liar if im wrong :) )