The dedication shown by so many BNP branches across Britain paying homage to the fallen on Remembrance Day is exemplified by Pendle BNP.
The Pendle Branch remembered our glorious war dead at Colne in the morning and Nelson in the afternoon by laying crosses on behalf of the British National Party at both services. Pendle BNP’s two serving councillors, Cllr Brian Norton Parker and Cllr Adam Grant attended both services in the most atrocious of weather.
The picture shows just some of the determined BNP members who defied the inclement weather to attend, fully aware of the gallantry of those servicemen who faced far worse than mere rain and wind.
The Pendle Branch remembered our glorious war dead at Colne in the morning and Nelson in the afternoon by laying crosses on behalf of the British National Party at both services. Pendle BNP’s two serving councillors, Cllr Brian Norton Parker and Cllr Adam Grant attended both services in the most atrocious of weather.
The picture shows just some of the determined BNP members who defied the inclement weather to attend, fully aware of the gallantry of those servicemen who faced far worse than mere rain and wind.
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As a member of the armed forces we want no association with BNP members.
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