As some of you may have just seen that a General Election has been called for July 4th, which is about six weeks time.
The bottom line is, that even if today we could take every single resources available to British nationalism, from every Party on the table, it would still be so weak that we would be throwing ourselves against the barricade for nothing. It's not a question of who is or isn't to blame for this - that is an observation of the strategic situation.
The only scenario in which the National Rebirth Party would even have the capacity to run a candidate in the 2024 General Election would have been if:
1) The GE was called at the end of the year, and
2) The Party had also amassed at least a few hundred people in the vicinity of one constituency who were prepared to organise for it.
As neither of these two conditions are met, I have no hesitation in directing the Party towards a phase of consolidation, with a forward-looking view to elections in years to come. We cannot afford to play the game for the sake of immediate gratification, when the only result of this is to take our attention away from medium and long-term goals, and thus see ourselves never progress beyond the first hurdle.
I stand by everything I have said throughout the last couple of months, that to actually get the Nationalist Movement to the point where it can achieve power will take 10-15 years.
All efforts of the Party now must be directed at organising, mobilising and creating a force which, come the next election cycle, can be concentrated against the enemy and brought to bear.
Alek Yerbury
Party Leader, National Rebirth Party
