  This appears to be the BNP, just jumping on the bandwagon again and Green Arrow, it comes as no surprise that âyou thought everything about the letter was excellentâ, rather than Mr Griffin being âat the head of some pretty good thinkers within the BNPâ, I see the opposite. The deaths of whites at the heads of non-indigenous colonisers should never be made into a marketing ploy and we and some others, are watching developments quite closely, we are quite unsurprised of course, given BNP direction that such an issue can and is being used.   Perhaps overall  sums things up quite nicely, although it lacks some depth, it does however encapsulate quite nicely, the discontent felt both by members and non-members alike pertaining to BNP inaction. I know that for you Green Arrow and those of the same ilk, such articles and viewpoints have no bearing however, for those more open to free discussion, perhaps it may prompt much needed debate and or direction change, in any event, the BNPâs slow creep towards a counter position is well noted.     the BNP jumped on the band-wagon after rightist weblogs and UOIN had highlighted the issue, not before    BULLSH1T, I was the first to bring the news to the internet (on stormfront BTW)  https://www.stormfront.org/forum/t402014/  and it only got to be an issue BECAUSE of the BNP, we did not jump onto any band-wagon. Keith was one of our own, I know this because Keith and I gave each other lifts during the 2007 council election campain in Stoke.