LIBERTY GB CALLS IT A DAY

Liberty GB, the British nationalist party founded by Paul Weston and George Whale in 2013, has decided to call it a day, according to a statement released by the party's chairman Paul Weston. 

The reasons given for closing the party down was it failure to grow significantly and the emergence of a new party, For Britain, which will cover the same nationalist-lite anti-Islamic territory that Liberty GB staked out. 

During the four and a half years of its existence, the party had a number of minor high points, including the arrest of Weston on the 26th of April 2014, simply for quoting from a speech by Churchill, an action that highlighted the incompatibility of the new multiracial and politically correct UK with the country's entire history. 

Another high point was Jack Buckby's candidacy in the Batley and Spen by-election caused by the murder of the sitting MP Jo Cox. Buckby did this to protest collusion between the main parties, as the other parties decided not to contest the seat, and to emphasise the fact that Britain's political system offers voters little real choice.

Given the present abysmal state of the UK, the party should have done a lot better.

The full statement released by Paul Weston and the Executive Council of Liberty GB reads as follows:

We will be asking the Electoral Commission to officially deregister Liberty GB at the end of December 2017.

The reasons for the decision are threefold:

(i). Liberty GB has not grown as we hoped and expected it would.
(ii). The patriotic anti-Islamisation movement in Britain is grotesquely fragmented, with new organisations springing up all the time. This is doubtless part of the reason our movement has been ineffectual compared with similar movements in Europe. It is critical at this stage to create a clear focal point for the political struggle.
(iii). We believe Anne Marie Waters' recently launched party, For Britain, can best provide that focal point. For Britain occupies much the same political ground as Liberty GB and presently has the momentum, following Anne Marie's recent UKIP leadership bid. Certainly, it makes little sense to have two similar parties competing.

We realise that many of our members will be disappointed, but we see this as a positive move to help consolidate the anti-Islamisation movement in Britain.

We would like to thank everyone who has supported Liberty GB over the past five years, enabling us to communicate our message to huge numbers of people. Though we don't have elected officials, our online presence via the website, Facebook page and YouTube channel has informed and influenced many, and a proportion of them will doubtless continue the fight through other organisations.

Any funds remaining in the party account after paying remaining bills will be donated to For Britain.

The Liberty GB website www.libertygb.org.uk will remain online for at least a year, providing an archive of the hundreds of excellent articles submitted by our writers (to access / search them, go to News->Search Articles). This will allow time for readers to back up favourite articles, and for writers to post them elsewhere, if they so wish. Note that the website and Facebook page www.facebook.com/LibertyGBParty have been included in the UK Web Archive at www.webarchive.org.uk.

Also, the YouTube channel www.youtube.com/channel/UClCJ4KEsWkhzvvxftRf0FYw will be maintained indefinitely, being the most comprehensive archive of Paul Weston's speeches and interviews. He hasn't yet decided whether he'll continue posting videos there, so the best bet for now is to follow him on Twitter @paulwestonlibgb.

Paul Weston will be joining Anne Marie Waters' party​, For Britain, so you haven't heard the last of him! He recommends Liberty GB members and supporters to do likewise, so we can begin building a movement with the necessary critical mass to change Britain's disastrous present course, and to avert demographic replacement and Islamisation.

Again, thank you all for your tremendous support, patriotism and friendship over the past five years.