Tuesday 15 December 2015

Elected London Regional Organiser Steve Squire will step down on January 1st 2016 Clarification of Job Offer

Clarification concerning the contents of the reply of Party Leader Adam Walker regarding my resignation as London Regional Organiser to become effective on January 1st 2016

When Adam Walker, then one of the candidates standing in the BNP Leadership Election, offered me the position of Deputy Leader, I told Adam Walker that we should wait until after the Leadership Election when the name of the new party leader was confirmed.

At the time the offer was made, I thought it was inappropriate to accept such offer from one of the candidates standing in the Leadership Election, as it could have been interpreted as an effort by one of the candidates standing in the Leadership Election to gain support in the London Region.

At the time, there were two candidates standing for Leader of the Party, Adam Walker and Paul Hilliard and it would not have been ethical to accept such an offer.

Adam Walker did agree with me that it wasn’t the right time to make such an offer and stated that he would call me after the Leadership Election should he be confirmed as Party Leader.

Nevertheless, I must add that the intention in making the offer was to galvanize the North and the South of the party by having a Deputy Leader in the south.


Steve Squire

Dear Adam,

I have finally decided after “Hitting the Glass Ceiling” due to Cronyism to step down from all my official positions I hold on behalf of the Party.
I have had a fantastic 5years as The London Organiser,I must mention the London BNP team whom without their loyal support I could not have lasted so long.
So a special thank you to all London BNP and good luck for the future.


S.K.Squire.

Communication sent by London Regional Press Officer to Party Leader Adam Walker reporting correspondence received from London Regional Organiser Steve Squire.


Adam,

It is my duty to inform you in accordance with instructions received from the London Regional Organiser Steve Squire that I have a Letter of Resignation of the London Regional Organiser in my possession, resignation that would become effective on January 1st, 2016, if circumstances leading to the issuing of such Letter of Resignation do not change.

I am also obliged to report this matter to relevant officers in the London Region and especially, within the London Region, to our Mayoral Candidate for the 2016 GLA Election (Dave Furness) and to the officer acting as Agent for the 2016 GLA Election (Mike Jones).

The foundation for the issuing of the said Letter of Resignation is what the elected London Regional Organiser qualifies as ‘having hit a glass ceiling’ and cronyism following the appointment of the Deputy Leader of the party. The London Regional Organiser has made representations to me that he rejected an offer of appointment as Deputy Leader, offer made by you and by Clive Jefferson a few weeks ago and indicated that the party has 12 (twelve regions) and that from any of those regions we could have had candidates standing for election. He stated that, despite the fact that there are no provisions in the present Constitution regarding the election of a Deputy Leader, such an election would have created a very positive precedent and become encouraging news in times of adversity as evidence of party unity.

My duty is to report to you such serious matter without apportioning blame nor engaging in any kind of argumentation regarding the reasons cited in the Letter or Resignation. I will be dealing with facts and I am merely reporting facts.

With regards to other matters, rest assured that I will never remain silent and that I will always express an honest and very straightforward opinion regarding issues of a political nature and that if I tell you that it is going to rain you better bring an umbrella.

My educated comment is that you should be certain that whatever is happening within the British National Party has not gone amiss inside the British National Party and outside the British National Party.

The organization as a whole is very fragile. Far too much happened before the expulsion of its former Leader Nick Griffin and after the appointment and ratification by the Membership of yourself as legitimate Leader of the British National Party.

It is not for me to question the actions of the Leadership of the Party but as eyes and ears of the party it is my duty to report to you and to those who would be natural members of the London Regional Council what is happening in London of all places, a few months before a crucially important GLA Election. The party has always taken part in the GLA Election and has done so both under John Tyndall and Nick Griffin and it would a first in the history of the party if we were to be absent in 2016.

KGH

Communication received by London Regional Press Officer from Party Leader Adam Walker reporting acceptance of Letter of Resignation of London Regional Organiser Steve Squire.

Dear Karl,

Thank you for your communication of Steve Squire’s intended resignation sent to me and to other BNP London officials.

I would like to clear up several issues included in your email:


Firstly, for the record, as everyone who has ever sat on the BNP National Executive Committee knows, the position of Deputy Chairman has been offered to any NEC member. Consistently, no one has stood up to take on the huge responsibility that comes with it.

Naturally, way back in February, I was very pleased when during a trip to London, Richard Perry and other Officials from the south approached me and stated that Steve wanted the position.

I offered Steve the position of Deputy Chairman in May. Steve declined.

Several weeks ago, I was very grateful to Clive Jefferson for stepping forward when asked to take on the thankless task of Deputy Chairman, once again placing himself in the unenviable position of financial accountability for the whole party.

It remains to be said, that the GLA Election campaign is already underway with the full backing and support of Central Party. Established, strong lines of communication between key London Officials and Head Office are already in place. These elections will be fought according to plans currently being crafted, with the dedicated and fully committed London team and the Election Agent.

Rest assured, the decisions I’ve made to stabilise our party will remain in place well beyond January. The BNP has always operated a policy of resisting threats and rejecting ultimatums issued by individuals who feel they are bigger than the Party. The stability and security of the BNP will always be placed above the egos of such people.

In the light of Steve’s ultimatum, I hereby accept his resignation as BNP London RO.

I would like to thank Steve for his hard work over the years and I wish him all the very best in all his future endeavours.

Best of British,

Adam Walker
British National Party Chairman

Explanation of the Process leader to the Offer of Resignation put forward by London Regional Organiser Steve Squire

1) As a member of the National Executive of the British National Party and duly elected London Regional Organizer, Steve Squire declined the offer to be appointed Deputy Leader of the British National Party.

2) Steve Squire's understanding is that despite the fact that there is no Constitutional Provision to have an elected Deputy Leader the position of Deputy Leader should be subject of an election, very much like the position of Party Leader.

3) Via the London Regional Press Office a message was sent to Party Leader Adam Walker and other party officials including party officers in the London Region.

4) A communication was received today, sent by Party Leader Adam Walker accepting Steve Squire's resignation from January 1st, 2016.





9 comments:

  1. Steve Squires is a bigger man than some of those who think of themselves as leadership material. Good on you Steve....... george edwards yorkshire.....

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  2. Steve Squires is bigger than most of the ones left behind thinking that they are leaders. Leading something once great into the a unreturnable void is not leadership hahahhahah you mugs. Good on you Steve Squires.... total respect as always

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  3. Good man Steve there is no future for the BNP, your as honest as they come and deserve better than a rat infested ship on which to sail, you should of left years back but hey I won't knock you for trying to save your Nation. Good luck and best wish's.

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  4. http://thebritishvoice.org.uk/was-the-bnp-leadership-election-conducted-fairly/

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  5. Was the BNP Leadership Election Conducted Fairly?

    http://thebritishvoice.org.uk/was-the-bnp-leadership-election-conducted-fairly/

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  6. The BNP Leadership Election was fair. The vast majority chose to confirm Adam Walker as Duly Elected Leader and Paul Hilliard graciously conceded defeat. There were hustings - one of them in London - where those willing to attend and listen to both candidates and ask them questions had the opportunity to do so.

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  8. I have no doubts about the fairness of the Leadership Election. There were hustings in which those willing to attend had the opportunity to listen to both candidates and ask questions. The vast majority of those who voted supported Adam Walker that was therefore duly elected and Paul Hilliard graciously conceded defeat.

    I have a long standing fact of speaking and writing with knowledge of the facts. The British National Party has been through a process of self-destruction. To know in which direction the British National Party was moving you only need to check budget statements presented to the Electoral Commission where there is a record of the number of members the British National Party had in every given year.

    2009 - 12632
    2010 - 10256
    2011 - 7681
    2012 - 4872
    2013 - 4220
    2014 - 2992

    There was a series of events that led to this situation - some of them external and some of them internal. The blame game is a complete and utter waste of time. British Nationalist spend most of their energies attacking each other and this is why German Nationalists, French Nationalists, Polish Nationalist, Hungarians Nationalists and others are succeeding when British Nationalists are shooting themselves in the foot on a daily basis.

    I have asked myself the question; is there a future for British Nationalists? There is not one single political force strong enough to fight elections and win valuable in enough numbers to make a difference.

    Those who know me know that I talk to everybody who wants to talk with me and in this manner I have built a very genuine picture of what is happening right now with various groups most of which have no electoral records.

    Like I told an Austrian journalist from a magazine called Profil, Die Frage ist: Wollen sie eine Politische Partei, eine Politische Bewegung oder eine Soziale Bewegung?

    There is not a single British Nationalist organization capable of entering the House of Commons. There is not a single British Nationalist organization capable of winning enough Councillors to control a single Local or Regional Authority. There is no hope in hell of getting control of the GLA.

    So what are the options? Politische Bewegung oder Soziale Bewegung? Neither. In order to have a Political Movement or a Social Movement you need people willing to work together and at the moment there is not a single group or organization capable of filling up a pub room. If you organize a meeting you cannot get more than 500 people together, you don't have a party, you don't have a political movement and you cannot possibly have a social movement.

    You can blame each other as much as you want or as much as you can and it will not make the slightest difference in what is a pitiful reality.

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