How to fight on after you are gone
We all understand that there are no instant solutions or easy short-cuts in the battle to reclaim our freedom, restore security, preserve our identity and recreate real democracy. Building the combination of radical political alternative and grass-roots counter power structures needed to transform and save our people and nation is going to be a Long March.
This means that some of our deeply committed and loyal older members and supporters have to face the fact that they may not be around to see the final nationalist triumph and the undoing of all the wrongs and injustices forced on our people by the corrupt, anti-British Establishment.
But over the years a significant number of long-sighted individuals have made enormously important contributions to the advance of the BNP even after they have gone. Indeed, it is questionable if the British National Party would even have survived through its early years had it not been for several extraordinarily timely bequests from deceased supporters. They may never know just how vital their thoughtfulness and loyalty was, but they and the advances they made possible will always be remembered.
If you have not already made a will then it is something that most people need to do in any case, so please give careful consideration to doing so, and to remembering the Cause in your new will. If you have already made one, it is very easy to add a codicil to change it so as to make the BNP one of your grateful beneficiaries.
Please remember, however, that you can only leave money to a political party if you are on the Register of Electors. If you are not registered to vote, or are not sure if you are currently registered, it only takes a phone call to your local town hall to get hold of the Elections Department and arrange to be sent the very simple form necessary.
It’s all much simpler than you may think, so please give consider making or changing your will so that you can fight on after you are gone.
