From the British National Party's website:

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At a time when the young people of Britain are so disillusioned with the old gang parties that many simply do not bother to register on the electoral roll when they reach the age of 18, it is hardly surprising that the BNP should be receiving unprecedented levels of enquiries from those in their late teens and early twenties.

The burden of debt many young people are carrying after graduating from college or university and the insecurity of the job market for good quality jobs is maintaining the disaffection for the old gang system.

The YBNP serves the purpose of bringing young people into politics, offering a radical political, social and cultural alternative to the multi-culti politically correct nonsense forced on them at school, college and through the youth targeted sectors of the media.

The important role of leader of YBNP has recently been filled by 20 year old Tony Wentworth. Tony is originally from south east London but is now a student at a university in Greater Manchester.

Tony joined the BNP when aged 16 after seeing and witnessing first hand the anti-White racism of the local council where he family lived and having seen the appalling anti-white bias of the politicised Metropolitan Police. The BNP is a natural home for the vast majority of his neighbours on the working class estate where he was brought up, most of whom used to vote Labour.

Having been consistently active ever since joining, in addition to local campaign work Tony has also been one of the party's 'behind the scenes' workers producing the members bulletin, dealing with email enquiries and various other work and was the obvious choice to take the reigns in this all important role.

Now a student of politics at a Manchester university, Tony has made many new friends with patriotic views, has already explained the BNP's position to the many students from ethnic minority backgrounds, and received a generally "thumbs up", "each to their own" attitude from the diverse ethnic groups on campus. Tony also has ambitious plans for the YBNP, including the formation of a coherent organisation structure with a 'Directorate' which will be based on that of the main party's Advisory Council, and a massive national YBNP recruitment campaign.

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The Young BNP's last leader, Mark Collet, who recently graduated from Leeds University, unfortunately had to resign prematurely when a Channel 4 expose, Young, Nazi and Proud revealed that, among other things, he thought that Aids "was a friendly disease", described himself as "evil", and suggested children were safer in 1930s Germany than Oldham. He also thought that "Churchill was a ******* **** who led us into a pointless war with other whites standing up for their race".

Institutions should of course be tolerant of the wide breadth of lifestyles and beliefs of those they intake, but when that person is declared the head of a group of neo-Nazis responsible for inciting racial, homophobic and religious hatred, a numerous number of who's members have been convicted of violence, and which has the aim of turning Britain into an all-white state, they should draw a line. The surplus individual Tony Wentworth is clearly a waste of the University's resources, which should not be wasted teaching fascists, and taints Manchester University by his very presence.

He should be removed forthwith.

(Edited by Byron 19/11/2002 01:12)