LOL at thunderbolt.  This reminds me of when the BPP said they were going to overtake the BNP as Britains main far-right movement within 5 years. Well that was 3 years ago, so unless some form of miracle takes place for the BPP in the next 2 years thats nothing short of laughable. Fist of all the leadership challendge. I think the main reason why most people didn't bother to vote was because they new Griffin was going to win anyway(The author of thunderbolt seemed to think it's because the membership have turned on Griffin, if this is the case then why did they not go to the bother of voting Jackson?? I sure as hell would) As for the poor gains in elections, which the author put down to the BNP peaking he must not have realised that the raw vote was bigger than it has ever been, far larger than when we won 33 seats the year before.  this bit really made me laugh.     are picked up by the ever-listening ears of Special Branch who launch dawn raids on the homes (and more specifically the computers) of Nick Griffin and John Brayshaw (who took over as the treasurer for a period)  something that they would not have been able to do, by the way, without prima facie evidence of wrongdoing   :rofl:rofl   Then we move onto the criminals in the BNP, yes criminals have joined the BNP(long before Griffin became leader I might add) but with an open membership which the BNP have always had, little short of having phychic powers there is not much one can do about the future criminal acts of members.  The last section may as well have come stright from searchlight magazine     The second course of action is to prepare. To prepare for a decisive strike against the BNP at precisely the correct moment. Those readers who are familiar with the military theoretician Carl von Clausewitz and his famous work 'On War' will recall his advocacy of the swift use of concentrated force against an opponent's weakest points at the most opportune moment. This gives us powerful clues as to the manner of the preparations that we need to make. We need to ready ourselves for the time when the BNP is so weak, and when we are so strong, that we can deliver a quick and decisive series of concentrated, devastating blows against its command-and-control systems, causing it to fracture and to disperse.  Thus it is with no apologies at all that I call for the utter destruction of the BNP. Let us wait while it slowly loses strength and while we gain strength. Let us wait until it has begun to lose councillors, until there is widespread tiredness with Griffin and his fellow travellers, until those who surround him are itching to see the back of him. While we are waiting, let us prepare carefully for the decisive confrontation. Then let us strike. Let us strike suddenly, in the worst possible way and at the worst possible moment for the enemy. Let us make mincemeat of Mr Griffin and his kind. And then let us crush the mincemeat   ^^^Yeah...nice.