Highly unlikely anyone in nationalism will want to contribute to this book, considering the other two books by Red Action members suffer from selective memory & are full of lies.

Lol. I'm sure the authors will stand over the accounts in BtF and I have no comment to make on No Retreat

But that's the whole point of this book... to talk about a specific event... through the eyes and words of the people involved - who would naturally have VERY different perspectives.

it's just going to deal specifically with the 88-89 period... and concntrate mainly on May 27th... although the return of the fash (Waterloo and the murder) might make the sequel

I want to keep this as personal as possible with lots of detail from a number of participants, that's why I have picked a specific event. Also I want it in people's own (ideally, spoken) words.

BTW I can't believe Stuart actually publicly claimed 'The Main Event' as a success - I mean literally hundreds of his 'comrades' were abandoned and got battered; their bubble of omnipotence was well and truly shattered and they disappeared up their own arses for a few years... how can that be a success?.. oh wait... only if you are totally delusional.

This complete lack of solidarity amongst B&H was key in the battle.I am genuinely interested how they rationalised all this amongst themselves... and how within 18 months of starting a campaign of intimidation at pratically every pokey little venue in London and elsewhere... proclaiming The Upstarts and their like would never play London again... they were completely on the back foot.

I only need one person who was at the centre - maybe Skrewdriver Security - and some peripheral types.

I will personally guarantee only their own words will be used... and unlike Sturat and his cronies on that day and many others... I keep my word

... if you are who your e-mail said you are, I would be interested in a chat.

eg Were you actually in the white mini-bus that appeared VERY briefly on the day?

just for the record I have been living in Ireland for 20 years and have no interest in your current political persona or activities

Well for a start, in BtF, it claims that when you lot burnt down Hancock's print works, you broke in first and found a cupboard full of SS uniforms and machine guns - UTTER CRAP. For a start Hancock was often raided by the Police, so wouldn't have kept such stuff there, and further to this, although being a nationalist, he was first and foremost a business man, so would've had no use for guns, or indeed SS uniforms.

... that the person concerned was happy to stand over And no, I don't think it was in anyway 'strange' in Nazi circles for someone - never mind a 'businessman' - to have a bit of a hard-on for nazi regalia. Anyway that's well outside the scope of my current research area.

Let's take our conversation to e-mail. I was rather hoping to talk to some proper Anachists on here rather than a right-winger trolling Anarchist sites