It has been a while since I have started a New Year on a high, but this year, I can safely say I am looking forward to the coming year.
We have a hell of a lot of activities planned for this area in the next few months, and we also have things planned for the latter half but are yet to be confirmed. I will guarantee that by the end of the year, people will remember 2010 as the year that the National Front rose to new heights in Wiltshire….. Wishful thinking? Maybe; but if everything goes to plan, then the people of Swindon are in for a treat.
First, today we officially launch our Community Action campaign in Swindon. This will involve helping the elderly and making their lives easier ( help with their shopping, when paths are icy or if it has been snowing, we have a team of volunteers who will make the paths safe and among other things.); Neighbourhood cleanups and numerous other aspects which will make living in Swindon and surrounding areas more pleasant places to live… We do hope to expand this to other places, but for now it’s a local campaign.
We also have a Victims Of Communism Memorial Service taking place in January. The date is still up in the air, but we hope to have it late January time. I will post more information by the end of next week.
We have god knows how many days of action’s coming up.
We have the Parish Referendum campaign, which is going forward full stream.
We have a demonstration for Reading in the pipeline, which will be against the planned Minaret which is being planned for a mosque in the Berkshire area.
I could carry on but you get the point.
And on top of all this, I have got the responsibility of editing the Bulldog Mag for the Young National Front. The first issue will be ready for middle of January and will come out on a quarterly basis. It will include news and views, articles, and a Music section, which will have interviews with Nationalist bands and review all the latest Nationalist releases.
"If ye love wealth better than liberty, the tranquility of servitude better than the animating contest of freedom, go home from us in peace. We ask not your counsels or arms. Crouch down and lick the hands which feed you. May your chains set lightly upon you, and may posterity forget that ye were our countrymen."
Samuel Adams, speech at the Philadelphia State House, August 1, 1776
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