'FLEE NICHOLAS GRIFFIN' - A Tribute to Nick Griffin

By Nemesis

Many of us will remember the memorable song by Special AKA, "Free Nelson Mandela", in 1984 when international efforts to free the Black South African terrorist reached a peak.

"Free Nelson Mandela" was a song written by Jerry Dammers and performed by his Coventry-based band The Special A.K.A. and released on the single Nelson Mandela / Break Down The Door in 1984 as a protest against the imprisonment of Nelson Mandela.

Unlike most protest songs, the track is upbeat and celebratory, drawing on musical influences from South Africa. The song reached No.9 in the UK charts and was immensely popular in Africa.

To celebrate the impending retirement or expulsion of the current BNP Chairman, Nicholas Griffin, North West Nationalists have released a new set of lyrics to accompany his forthcoming departure from active politics.

Nick Griffin's 9-year dictatorial rule has seen the rise and fall of the BNP, a party viewed by many as representing the only hope for nationalism in this country.

Griffin took control of the party through deception, lies, persuasion and force of personality from its founder and first Chairman, John Tyndall.

All future election challenges to Griffin's rule has never seen Tyndall's constitutional election arrangements reciprocated by Griffin and at every challenge Griffin has rigged the election system.

Mr Griffin's rise to prominence within the BNP saw the BNP win several important gains in the north-west, but most commentators see the BNP's growth in these areas as being due to external factors that the BNP cashed in on, as well as the hard work and motivation of local BNP groups.

A similar phenomenon occurred in white flight Essex where the BNP scored successes in Barking and Dagenham, and later achieved a representative on the London GLA by a fraction.

Overall, Griffin was riding on the crest of the hard work of others within the BNP and upon factors outside of his control.

As to be expected that bubble soon burst and Griffin's blimp soon came crashing down to earth in flames, having witnessed a serious decline in BNP votes and the overall lack of growth, barring a few local successes across the country in recent council elections.

Mr Griffin's fascist style of leadership sits uneasily on his new-style image, one that is being copied from the more liberal image of his fellow-travellers of the Third Way's National Liberal Party, run by his colleague Patrick Harrington.

Nu-BNP has seen a major makeover so that it has become inclusive and Zionist, fitting in well with the globalist agenda of the Neo-Cons and the Zionist elements of the British establishment.

Mr Griffin's sociopathic personality has seen the party torn to shreds by internal discord with senior figures being expelled or being forced to resign, a development that first reared its ugly head in 2000 when his leading supporters the Edwards' and Mike Newland were forced out as they criticised elements of Griffin's financial operations and mismanagement.

That internal state of affairs reached its peak in the Decembrist coup of 2007 when former loyal colleagues of Mr Griffin were forced out by Griffin's surveillance of the key dissidents who were planning a confrontation with Griffin, having consistently failed to get Mr Griffin to listen to their concerns about the mismanagement of the party.

Financial corruption and mismanagement has followed Mr Griffin almost from the start of his Chairmanship back in 1999.

As his power within the party tightened and his confidence grew Griffin's financial shenanigans seemed to know no bounds as members' money were wasted on Griffin's bizarre business schemes and his own personal financial empire.

Many saw the financial corruption and planned failures of the party's electioneering as having been State-inspired and the last straw. Today, we are witnessing must be the sunset of Mr Griffin's last days as Chairman of the BNP.

His serial failures as BNP Chairman and his endemic cronyism and corruption have sickened hundreds of genuine and loyal BNP members. Many of those members had been willing activists who had stood on the frontline and risked personal careers and even employment, as well as social ostracism, to struggle on behalf of the party that they loved.

Many too had believed in Mr Griffin as a truly great man and even as the "next prime minister"!

Sadly, that loyalty had been cruelly betrayed by a man who believed only in himself and who saw loyalty merely as a weakness in others for which he could exploit for personal and financial gain.

Today, the vast majority of BNP members are feeling relief at the imminent departure of Mr Griffin whom so many now regard as a traitor.

So much hurt and anger too has been left in the wake of his departure as peoples' trust and loyalty had been so bitterly betrayed.

Now the time for reconciliation and analysis has begun as a new unity and dedication is created and new and old members return to the fold. A new purpose has been born and new constitutional changes are now being worked out so that democracy can be injected into the party.

A purging of those senior Old Guard loyalists like Mark Collett has now begun, and those figures who have remained loyal to Mr Griffin despite knowing the truth behind his deception and misconduct are now facing disciplinaries where the expected punishment is considered by many to merit expulsion for life.

It is hoped that BNP musicians, like Colin Auty and Lee Haggan, will set the lyrics of the celebratory song to the original music score and sing the song at BNP rallies (or wherever Mr Griffin is to be found).

Song sheets are expected to be published so that revellers at the RWB can sing in unison to Mr Griffin, or can post the material on Youtube and similar internet sites where the song will be accompanied by a suitable video.

The remaking of the original song is not entirely new.

At the Nelson Mandela 90th Birthday Tribute in London's Hyde Park in June 2008, the song was performed as the show finale with the serial junkie Amy Winehouse on lead vocals.

However, careful listening of the soundtrack reveals she at times sang, instead of "Free Nelson Mandela", "Free Blakey My Fella" (a reference to her husband, Blake Fielder-Civil, a former drug dealer imprisoned for assault). It has therefore been questioned if she was an appropriate person to lead this song, if she considers the two imprisonments (Fielder-Civil and Mandela) equivalent.

Certainly, it is considered by Nemesis that the impending imprisonment of Nick Griffin is equivalent to the imprisonment of Nelson Mandela.

Both were terrorists. One planted bombs to kill and maim white South Africans to create a black dictatorship and end white rule. The other uses political time bombs that are detonated precisely when the Neo-Cons of the New World Order require it, and hence crippling the white nationalist movement for years and allowing the white indigenous peoples of the British Isles to lose power to a liberal-Left multi-ethnic state or even an Islamist one.

So let us all sing aloud the lyrics below and rejoice in the knowledge that sooner rather than later Mr Griffin’s tenure-ship at the head of the BNP will soon be coming to an end.

Let us all hope for that day to come soon and cheer at the prospect of Mr Griffin fleeing from the anger and wrath of those BNP members whom he has lied, cheated and robbed from for so many years.

Let us not forget the years of wasted time that have been lost in trying to provide a nationalist alternative to the mainstream liberal establishment parties who have led this country and its people towards the certain annihilation as a nation and as a race.

Now, however, as Griffin's rule is coming to an end there is now hope as the members regain their party and a new leader is being sought who will be able to lead our party towards victory, a leader who is honest, pure and moral and dedicated to fighting for the cause.

Goodbye Mr Griffin.

Turn your back away from us and walk into that sunset and never darken the BNP or of nationalism with the shadow of your amorality and corruption ever again.

Lyrics to 'Flee Nicholas Gri££in'

(From the original 'Free Nelson Mandela' by Special AKA)

New version by Nemesis

Flee Nicholas Gri££in

Flee flee

Flee flee flee Nicholas Gri££in

Flee Nicholas Gri££in

Joined the National Front at the age of four,

he ripped off the 'Front', so he'll rip off you.

He never gives money 'cos his cheques all bounce,

And if you've got money he's too ready to pounce.

Flee Nicholas Gri££in

Visited his shareholders in the BNP,

Only one man in a large army

You're so blind and stupid that you cannot see,

Now he's dictator of the BNP.

Flee Nicholas Gri££in

1999 the start of tyranny,

Disagree with him and you're a Red enemy.

Expelled all his critics in a mad frenzy,

He doesn't give a damn about loyalty.

Flee Nicholas Gri££in

Is it not clear, no need to contemplate,

You're so blind and deaf that you cannot see he's State.

He's a puppet of his masters you cannot see,

His cunning and guile are part of their strategy.

Flee Nicholas Gri££in

Edgar Griffin is a name in freemasonry,

So how can there be financial transparency?

He's invested your money where you cannot see,

While you make sacrifices, he lives in luxury.

Flee Nicholas Gri££in