Speaking to BNP News after increased media speculation on the activities of the EDL, Mr Griffin said the speed with which that organisation had emerged and the fact that it was able to operate illegally with impunity revealed for all to see that it was merely a honey trap organisation designed by dark forces to cause trouble in Britain and for the BNP.
“Anyone involved in setting up a national political organisation knows that it takes a lot of money and years of hard work to create an infrastructure,” Mr Griffin said.

“The speed with which the EDL has been created shows that there is some dark hand at work — either the state or the far left — which has its own agenda at work. No one can convince us that it is possible to organise national demonstrations, printers, leaflets, posters, websites and media publicity on that scale if it truly was just a bunch of lads as is alleged,” Mr Griffin said.
“Their website shows them posing openly with masks — and the state does nothing. Can anybody imagine anyone else except state agents posing openly with masks and causing violence on the streets without being apprehended? It is so obvious what is going on that only the most stupid — or the most malicious, as is often the case with the controlled media — cannot see it.”

Mr Griffin added that he had been informed that the far left was now actively leafleting mosques in Manchester ahead of the EDL demonstration in that city on 10 October. “This added dimension shows that the far left are also interested in anarchy in the streets. All ordinary decent British people will have nothing do with any of these gangsters,” he said.

Last month the BNP declared the EDL a proscribed organisation. This means it will be a disciplinary offence for any party member to be involved with that group.
“The reasons for this proscription are that the English Defence League, through its activities, brings nationalist and patriotic politics into disrepute. If the English Defence League is not instigated by and its activities are not encouraged by the state (which it quite possibly is), then the track record of this organisation shows that it is run by people who will only bring discredit and probable arrest for anyone who attends its events,” said BNP national organiser Eddy Butler in a statement.

“The British National Party does not wish to be associated with the English Defence League in any way whatsoever.” Mr Butler’s circular ended with a request for any party official who becomes aware of any member who breaks this rule to report such incidents to elections@bnp.org.uk.
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