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In this months issue:

News
Race Riot Fear, Move Heathrow to Thames Estuary? Third World Invasion Speeds Up, Join Your Union, Free NHS Care For Asylum Seekers, Bulgarian Crime Link to Islamic Terror and Illegal Migrants are ‘Army of Evil’

Editorial
Our Vanishing Rural Life

Chairman's Article - The Next Stage of Our Never-Ending Job
A combination of electoral success and steady organisational growth has moved the BNP into the political big league. Nick Griffin examines the process, and explains what is being done to enable the successes to continue.

The Rise of the Media Machine
We welcome back former Identity editor Paul Golding, who explains how the emergence of the mass media was a pivotal turning point in history, and outlines the techniques used to brainwash people.

Crazy Financial Policies
In the Sunday Times of April 6 an article appeared by their Business Correspondent David Smith entitled Seeking a Cure for the Credit Crunch. We publish some of the high points of the report and comments on them sent to David Smith by Identity reader Ralph Ellis.

Election Review 2008
After this year’s significant council gains and the massive breakthrough in London, Mark Collett takes an in-depth look at the election results.

The True Costs of Immigration
Contrary to the Government’s false claim that immigration gives us a £5bn annual contribution, Ralph Musgrave shows that when the full costs to the health service, education and the general infrastructure are taken into account, immigration costs the nation some £17 billion a year.

Nationalist Notebook
We Must Not Be Down On The Muslims, Says Goldsmith, Promote Islam In Our Schools, Says NUT, It’s Official: Immigration Brings No Benefits, St. George And The “Bilious Marxist Singer”, We Are Paying For The Sell Off Of Debts and Five Years as Editor

Speakers' Corner
Readers' letters

A Trial of Strength
This month, in his series of articles on personalities in British history, Eddy Butler looks at the lesser known Edward Eyre, who was responsible for a temporary check on the onward march of Anglo-Saxon liberalism.

Hydrogen Fuelled Engines
Richard Wood puts the case for the hydrogen/water fuelled internal combustion engine as part of the BNP’s ‘Peak Oil’ alternative power sources.

Not Practical in Present Form
Tony Holroyd, who is the BNP’s technical expert on energy matters, finds Richard Woods’ article interesting, but makes the following comments on the issues that have to be looked at to make it practical.