National Front History- part 4- NF Veteran's Marches 1977

Описание: The battle of Lewisham continues where you see a load of Marxist demonstrators who are screeching their madness on the streets whereas the NF carried on peacefully through the triumph of the British folk against all twisted evil.

So now it comes to the Remembrance Day march which is what the NF every year but not as large as the one shown here in 1977. Most of the demonstrators are British veterans which just shows that the NF were just a radical British Nationalist party, not a Nazi one since the NF also had Jewish people like Albert Elder and Gerry Viner. Now the NF plays the tunes of The British Grenadier and Men of Harlech. You can see Tyndall laying a red poppy wreath on the cenotaph as this is, as Conservative founder Edmund Burke put it, a covenant between the living and the dead- the Nation derives from the past of the dead to the future of living and we owe all our respect to our forefathers who built and sacrificed their lives for our land and folk.
Tyndall speaks about having a national defense force in order to make a strong hearted nation where Britain can have a defense force against terrorism such as the IRA or Al-Qaeda and a national defense force would strengthen our youth unlike today's PE sports.

The last scene is the NF ten years later, 1988 which I explain in part 5