Nick Griffin MEP - Leader of the BNP

A battle has been lost, and the enemy is laughing at us.  They have not noticed they also are wounded but as a powerful, well funded and well armed enemy would hope, it would be true to say that some of our troops are understandably demoralised and dejected.  There is no need to feel demoralised.   The elections were a lost battle not a lost war.  The war goes on and will continue to go on until WE win.

Some may think it really is ''all over''.  There are others of course, who may seriously be thinking that the ship requires a new master  and that such a defeat was somehow because the wrong tactics were used.  Some troops within the ranks may even be getting restless. That restlessness is understandable but there is much to think upon as we dissect Barking, Stoke, and other places.  However before they start cutting, it may well be worth remembering one or two important things.

In a single decade, the current leadership has done more than the traditional Labour Party accomplished in it's first two decades. With defeat comes regrouping and with regrouping comes strong leadership. That leadership is similar to the tales of Football Teams.

In modern times, there have been many instances where the manager has been sacked and the club simply carries on but ultimately loses more games and even goes into decline.  A well known Football Club had such a restlessness after a few bad games and many called for the Manager to be relieved of his position - he stayed and then they went on to win big time.

When war loomed for Britain in September, 1939, there was one man whose voice, calm and thoughtful, made history with his political and military tactics. This one man exuded sheer determination, and a will to ''never surrender''. When he said in November 1942:

"Now this is not the end. It is not even the beginning of the end. But it is, perhaps, the end of the beginning."

And the Green Arrow site, and it's many contributors, commentators  and writers from around the world, think this quote means something. Not only then, but now, 'The end of the beginning''.  The idea of defeat is impossible let alone acceptable.

Equally impossible, would be to lose faith in our leadership - it is simply not an option. We are remember - British.

Therefore, as members of the dwindling  EIGHT PER-CENT of the world population of indigenous European peoples, we have never before needed leaders of the quality, bravery, and far-sighted intellectualism, that we have been fortunate to have as those who lead us now.

And with the above in mind, the Green Arrow is therefore, along with many of the previously mentioned people we are proud to call sisters and brothers, completely and unquestionably, ONE HUNDRED per-cent behind Mr Nick Griffin BNP MEP, and Deputy leader, Simon Darby.

Remember, we are one.  We are here to stay, and we Will NEVER SURRENDER to traitors, weaklings or foe alike because we are the British National Party and we do not know the meaning of words such as quit or surrender.