A common tactic of the BNP is the promotion of the ‘big lie’. The issue
might vary from place to place but the concept is the same.

The BNP will tap into a local issue or concern and give it a racial
twist. They will repeatedly peddle this lie to portray the other parties
as out of touch and to promote their own racist agenda.

* In Barking & Dagenham they tapped into concern over a lack of cheap
affordable housing by claiming there was a secret ‘Africans for Essex’
scheme in which non-whites were given £50,000 grants to buy property in
the area.
* In Sandwell the BNP claimed that a local library building was going to
become a mosque.
* In Amber Valley they claimed that a local 15-year-old white girl had
been sexually attacked by three asylum seekers.
* In Thurrock they claimed that Hackney council had struck a secret deal
to ship over 3,000 asylum seekers.


The BNP leader nick Griffin in his own words

On Race: "Without the White race nothing matters [other right-wing
parties] believe that the answer to the race question is integration and
a futile attempt to create "Black Britons", while we affirm that
non-Whites have no place here at all and will not rest until every last
one has left our land."

On Nazi leader Adolf Hitler: 'Yes, Adolf went a bit too far. His legacy
is the biggest problem that the British nationalist movement has to deal
with. It just creates a bad image."

On Mein Kampf, Adolf Hitler's autobiography: "At 13, I read Mein Kampf,
making notes in the margins… I remember thinking, are the Jews really
that bad? The chapter I most enjoyed was the one on propaganda and
organisation there are some really useful ideas there."

On democracy: “[BNP voters backed] what they perceived to be a strong,
disciplined organisation with the ability to back up its slogan ‘Defend
Rights for Whites’ with well-directed boots and fists. When the crunch
comes, power is the product of force and will, not of rational debate.”

On the Soho pub bombings: “The TV footage of dozens of ‘gay’
demonstrators flaunting their perversions in front of the world’s
journalists showed just why so many ordinary people find these creatures
so repulsive.”