I was somewhat surprised this morning to find a thick envelope addressed to myself on the door-mat, but my suspicions were aroused when I discovered an identical envelope at my other address.

Upon opening one of the letters, I was greeted with the overly familiar prose of a Jim Dowson ‘begging letter’ to which British Nationalists have become accustomed, and almost immune to, since 2007.

Concerned nationalists have since blown the lid on ‘Britain First‘ , and although the inaugural begging letter is signed off by the idiotic Andy Mcbride, the incompetent former South East Organiser for the British National Party, the letter and the organisation itself is unmistakably the work of Jim Dowson and Paul Golding.

The audacious bid to launch Britain First into the hearts and wallets of gullible mug-lemmings (as I know them) is presented using one of Dowson’s favoured techniques: producing a cost breakdown and a total needed to cover everything on the list. This technique did work for the BNP, but it worked too well, and the campaigns would often raise more than they’d asked for, with the surplus funds never declared.

Take a look at the letter enclosed and a copy of their magazine, Sovereignty…

As you can see, Dowson, Golding and McBride haven’t put much effort into disguising their real motives.

Despite the claims that ‘Britannia Campaigning LTD (it would have to be a limited organisation, wouldn’t it?) is a  non-profit organisation, Britain First actually is all about the money, and for that reason alone it should be given a wide berth by serious British Nationalists.

H0wever, the idea is a sound one. It has been touted behind closed doors for some time, but Dowson has gone further and actually created a lobby group type organisation.

It’s a sad reflection of the state of the movement that Dowson has been allowed to get in first, but by spreading the word we can kill this disgusting sham in the womb.

Britain First is obviously using all the BNP membership lists in its possession, old and new, because I have received two sets of begging literature, one addressed to my previous home. There are moves afoot to bring them to book for possibly breaking the data protection act, but Dowson and Golding seem unconcerned, with the cheeky disclaimer at the bottom of the begging letter, proclaiming:

“We have written to good solid nationalists like you, some names have been passed to us by friends who think you will be interested, some we obtained from publicly available sources. If for ANY reason you are not interested or you are [sic] bleeding heart liberal, please email us or write to us and we will remove your details immediately and accept my sincere apologies for disturbing you.”

I understand that some nationalists applauded the formation of Britain First, and yes, the idea is a good one. It’s just a shame that the very first group has been launched by the likes of Dowson and Golding.

I still haven’t forgotten the leaked British National Party accounts and the amount of money Jim Dowson’s companies made out of economically-challenged British Nationalists.  And neither should you.

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