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KKK UK--coming of the pseudo klans? (concluded from previous page)
As a post-script to the above, on 20th September two
events took place in East London within a very short distance of each other. On the one hand, a KKK national relaunch meeting
was held, the redirection point for which was Bow Bus garage. On the other hand, a BNP meeting was sceduled for Bethnal Green
the same afternoon. This latter meeting place was moved at the last minute to Stratford, and BNP members as well as Anti-Nazi
League puppets/others under the proximate control of the Searchlight team were directed from one place to the other, so they could
beat up an elderly gentleman of pensionable age (John Tyndall) and his wife. In order to get from the original anti-BNP meeting
point (Whitechapel Tube Station) to Stratford, the ANL and others had to pass within yards of where the Klan eventually met.
As far as I know, no attempt was made to disrupt the KKK gathering. The day after, more free Klan adverts appeared in the Sunday
Mirror and (Glasgow) Sunday Mail (21/9/97). No doubt Searchlight will soon claim inside knowledge of the Klan moot, and provide
a disingenuous explanation of why the BNP were attacked and the Klan not. Could it be that Searchlight and their state paymasters
wanted the latter meeting to go ahead so as to foster Klan growth? Once cannot be certain, but at the very least this whole
enterprise has the aroma of state license, if not sponsorship, about it. Army intelligence? No thanks.
UPDATE (26/10/06)
As
predicted, Searchlight later claimed inside knowledge of the 20/9/97 Klan meeting--one likely soiurce for which was the charmless
Linda Miller, in whose flat the meeting was held! More recently, so-called gangland 'hard man' Bernard O'Mahoney explained
in self-serving detail his antics while accompanying News of the World reporter Gary Jones to a 1996 Klan meeting for the article
referenced in footnote 7. This, indeed the whole book, perfectly captures the mentality of the low-grade police informer O'Mahoney
patently is [13]. Subsequently, the Ku Klux Klan has done little in the UK, which has not stopped sporadic if half-hearted media
publicity from time to time, usually with Searchlight input [14]. Winder's reference in the original article to having summarily
lost his job became a little clearer-- it is alleged he had been using Inland Revenue facilities to track down political opponents.
Nice. He subsequently became BNP Eastbourne Organiser--presumably enabling him to interface with both the political undead and
the soon-to-be dead.
FOOTNOTES
1) see Sunday Telegraph 8/6/97
2) see John George & Laird Wilcox 'Nazis,
Communists, Klansmen & others on the Fringe' (Prometheus Books/New York 2002) p.394-414. Michael Novick 'White
Lies White Power' (Common Courage Press/Maine 1995) p.35-91 adopts a rather more sensationalist approach which tends to vastly overestimate
the Klan's current strength, but to his credit outlines lots of instances of state:Klan collaboration.
3) George & Wilcox
op. cit. p.405. See p.402-6 especially on the dispute between Duke & Wilkinson
4) in March 1978 when David Duke
visited the farm of Robert Beauclair in Warwickshire, I was one of those protesting along with comrades from the Leamington Anti-Racist
Anti-Fascist Committee.
5) Sunday Mirror 19/2/95. Another recent member of the Klan who later turned out to
be a Searchlight/ state asset and wife-killer was Charles Hanson.
6) see interview in Highlander issue 1 (Glasgow/1996)
p.6
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7) News of the World 30/6/96 (Gary Jones)
8) p.1 of 'Important Announcement' document distributed Summer 1997
9)
direct quote from Roger Cook's commentary
10) see respectively editions for 19/6/97 (Andy Bevan) 23/6/97 (Erlend Clouston) and 22/6/97
(Tim Reid)
11) one of his Monomarks Boxes (Kaotica) was listed in the 'Our Race is Our Nation' document, the organisational high-water
mark of C18.
12) p.2 document cited. ZOG is the fascist term for the so-called 'Zionist Occupation Government' (ie World Jewish
Conspiracy).
13) Bernard O'Mahoney 'Hateland' (Mainstream/Edinburgh 2005) p.204-5/210-24 covers the Klan
14) 'Klan Knights cash in on
Celtic racism' Sunday Times 21/3/99 (David Bamber & Rajeev Syal)
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