Summer will be a busy time for various nationalist organisations including those involved with the NSD. June started with a large rally and march in Leeds city centre, organised by Yorkshire Patriots and supported by many nationalist organisations including elements of the NSD.
The rally was attended by an estimated 250 people, and the march was a resounding success.
Further public events throughout summer that will be attended or otherwise supported by the NSD are:
Elgin, Scotland – Town Square – 17th June – 12pm —- Demonstration against the use of migrant hotels
Bowthorpe, Norwich – Norkie Pub meet point – 1st July – 1:30pm —- Demonstration against migrant hotel in Bowthorpe and the issues it has brought to the local area
Lincoln – Cornhill Square – 8th July – 12pm —- Rally and march in response to the situation in RAF Scampton and in Skegness
Scarborough – Outside Brunswick Shopping Centre – 15th July – 1:30pm —- Rally against open borders and immigration policy
Seacroft – Village Green/Cricketers Arms – 5th August – 1pm —- Enough is Enough, Seacroft is not an asylum centre
RAF Scampton – Outside the camp – 11th-14th August —- Camp out weekend involving local campaigners
London – Parliament Square – 2nd September – 2pm —- Close the borders
Since the formation of the NSD, we have worked both as our own organisation, and with other organisations, to assist with multiple events across the North of England.
Lincolnshire
We organised and managed two public demonstrations. Firstly, in Lincoln, a public meeting and rally regarding the plans to turn RAF Scampton into an asylum centre, and to oppose the way that government migration policies are now threatening to destroy Scampton, Lincoln and the surrounding area just as they have to other places. Further action is planned in Lincolnshire on the 8th July.
The Lincoln rally, Photograph courtesy of The Lincolnite
Secondly, in Skegness, a rally and march to capitalise upon what occurred earlier in the year in February. The situation in Skegness is still unresolved. In both Lincoln and Skegness, years of ignorance, underinvestment and greed from all levels of government is poisoning the county. The further action on July 8th will amalgamate both Skegness and Scampton issues together, and will broaden the attack from just migration policy to wider economic and social policy.
The Skegness March on 29th April
Yorkshire
We assisted with a public demonstration on the 15th April, which was previously written about, regarding the plan to turn an old church hall into a mosque, in an area with no public demand for one.
The main event in Yorkshire that we will assist with is on the 10th June, where a rally and march through Leeds city centre has been organised, and which we will attend. This will be the perfect opportunity for large numbers of nationalists, patriots and supporters to bolster our ranks, and the ranks of the wider nationalist movement.
Midlands
We attended a public demonstration in Walsall, organised by the Walsall Says No campaigners, surrounding the use of hotels in the town to house uninvited asylum seekers. This hotel and its occupants have been linked to various criminal and anti-social acts in the area, and local campaigners have quite rightly said, Enough is Enough. We will return to Walsall and the Midlands at the next opportunity.
Get Involved
If you wish to attend more nationalist events, please do not hesitate to get in touch at info@nationalsupportdetachment.org
On the 22nd April, individuals and representatives from various organisations, including the NSD, Yorkshire Patriots, and others, went to Lincoln, having organised a demonstration against the proposed use of RAF Scampton as accommodation for 2000 single, male asylum seekers.
The ‘official’ campaign against this matter had been quickly subverted and brought under the control of stooges of Labour and the Conservative party, and so we took it upon ourselves to take the action that they would not.
What resulted was a successful demonstration in the middle of Lincoln, with a mixture of local supports as well as hardcore supporters from elsewhere in the country, and this event was not able to be suppressed by the forces of the hard left, including the trade unions. They tried, and they failed.
On the 29th April, a second march was organised in Skegness to capitalise upon the first one earlier in the year, regarding the as yet unsolved issue of hotels on the seafront being used as taxpayer-funded accommodation for migrants. Taking the lead with the organisation was the OC NSD Lincolnshire, Scott Pittsy. The march itself attracted over 100 people, and went down the main street to applause from members of the public.
Once again the forces of Marxism tried and failed to stop the event, sending a pitiful detachment of trade unionists to try and block it. They were quickly reduced to helplessness.
What this amounts to is two successful events in Lincolnshire. A third is already in the works, on July 8th in Lincoln, this time targeted at the failures of the county council and government in dealing with these problems. If they will not sort the issues, we will compel them to do so.
To keep up to date with events that myself or my colleagues from other organisations are involved in, please see my Telegram channel at https://t.me/alekyerbury
It has been a couple of weeks since the NSD launched publicly, and so far we have Officers in place in Lincolnshire, Yorkshire, Lanarkshire and Lothian. Companies are in the process of being formed in these counties. These are fantastic first steps.
Nationalism is remobilising in this country in a way which hasn’t happened in years or even decades. The old guard of the right are poised to become the mentors of tomorrows parade, and the younger faces, who perhaps don’t see the world through the prism of ideology, are finding in nationalism those things which our people have been devoid of for so long – pride, self-worth and camaraderie.
If you want to experience these things, JOIN THE NSD TODAY.
There are other political solutions soon to come, and when they present themselves, we will have the pieces in place to make them succeed.
This previous Saturday, there was a locally led demonstration in Earlsheaton (Dewsbury), with regards to the issue of a mosque being constructed, against the wishes of the local population. Putting aside politics, religion or any of those things, the single greatest thing that I saw was this:
That the presence of a contingent of hardcore, dedicated patriots and nationalists, from different groups or just as individuals, gave the local people the courage to come forward and make themselves heard. Because now they KNOW, that THEY ARE NOT ALONE.
It was a pleasure to have been invited, and I salute the organiser of the event and the locals that found the courage within themselves to have a voice. To be able to repeat what happened in Earlsheaton – to help others find that courage – this is exactly why we have created the NSD.
Alek Yerbury
CO NSD
To see any of the footage from Earlsheaton, go to:
To provide active support to nationalism in Britain, through organised efforts to overcome the tactics of deplatforming, intimidation and suppression practiced by the hard left, and to accomplish this through community outreach, activism, and personal improvement.
Why is the NSD needed?
The biggest challenge that faces nationalism in Britain is the tactics of suppression, intimidation and deplatforming of the hard left. Large amounts of money, often provided subversively by the trade unions, are spent transporting aimless and uncontrollable mobs to any kind of nationalist or patriotic events, with the aim of preventing those events from being accessible to members of the public.
The National Support Detachment will overcome this problem by:
Organising nationalists and patriots to engage in peaceful, supportive action to nationalist politics
Providing a set of Values and Standards which will foster camaraderie and nationally-focussed behaviour
Promoting discipline and personal pride
Organise and lead activities such as fitness sessions, meetings and discussions, demonstrations and marches, musical events, and community support activities
The NSD provides a framework for lone individuals as well as pre-established groups to co-operate under a clear and fair chain of command in order to accomplish these objectives.
How can you help?
If you are a nationalist or patriot who is prepared to mobilise for the sake of the British people, you can help by getting in contact with the NSD at:
info@nationalsupportdetachment.org
If you wish to know more, please read our Enquiry Pack, publicly available HERE:
When contacting us, please be prepared to answer the following questions:
Why would you like to join the NSD?
Where are you based in the UK?
How easily can you travel?
Are you already involved with any other groups?
If you wish to know more about specialist skills that the NSD is searching for, please see our Enquiry Pack.
While the website is being finalised and structures are being put in place, the best place to keep track of NSD related activity is by viewing my telegram page:
To provide active support to nationalism in Britain, through organised efforts to overcome the tactics of deplatforming, intimidation and suppression of the hard left, and to accomplish this through community outreach, activism, and personal improvement.
What is the National Support Detachment?
The biggest challenge that faces nationalism in Britain is the tactics of suppression, intimidation and deplatforming practiced by the hard left. Large amounts of money, often provided subversively by the trade unions, are spent transporting aimless and uncontrollable mobs to any kind of nationalist or patriotic events, with the aim of preventing those events from being accessible to members of the public.
The National Support Detachment will overcome this problem.
What the NSD accomplishes is to take the loose collective of nationalist groups and people, and provide them with a clear structure and chain of command, and an environment in which their own identity as individual groups will not be compromised by their involvement in an umbrella organisation. Smaller groups will become platoons and companies within a larger organisation, whose leadership will work towards collective goals that align with the primarily goals of the wider nationalist body.
Leaders of established and smaller groups will take the position of local and regional officers within the NSD, and will have autonomy over their area of operations, so long as they work towards the same overall objectives. The leadership of the NSD as a whole will mediate between these groups and officers, and provide clear direction towards shared goals.
NSD Values and Standards
Loyalty Is All
Those who join the ranks of the NSD will represent all those qualities that Britain needs to overcome the forces of treachery and suppression that have taken over the leadership of British society. They must embody the following Values and Standards:
Courage
There are two types of courage – physical courage and moral courage – and the NSD member must exhibit both. Physical courage is manifested in the ability to face down difficulties and hostility without fear or cowardice. Moral courage is manifested in the ability to steel oneself for difficult choices and difficult decisions; the ability to do what needs to be done even in the face of personal reservations.
Discipline
Discipline is the foundation of success. It is such because without discipline, one cannot organise, and without organisation, one cannot succeed. The NSD member must be disciplined in their personal appearance, disciplined in their conduct and behaviour, and disciplined in their dedication to the goals of the nationalist cause.
Absolute Loyalty
The NSD member is a comrade to his fellow man, and stands by him no matter what. If an NSD members acts with good intentions, then his fellow members must stand by him and NEVER desert him. If he finds himself in a difficult situation, his fellow members must do what they can to help. The leadership of the NSD must be loyal to their ranks without fail, and the ranks must repay that loyalty in kind.
Collective Action
Collective Action and Responsibility must permeate the ranks of the NSD. An attack on one member is an attack on every member. Forces who are enemies of the NSD are the enemies of every person in it. The NSD member must be prepared to make personal sacrifices for the sake of the success of the movement as a whole.
Set an Example
NSD members must conduct themselves in a way that sets an example to the public. They should always ask themselves, ‘Will my words/actions cause damage to the image or reputation of the NSD?’, and if the answer is, ‘Yes’, they should not engage in that action. This means that at no point should NSD members promote or engage in criminal behaviour.
Roles and Responsibilities
The following basic roles are open to NSD members:
Officers. NSD Officers will be responsible for the leadership and command of NSD units at various levels. They will be required to demonstrate dedication to the overall political aims of the NSD and will be expected to regularly liaise with other Officers and the overall NSD leadership in the pursuit of NSD activities. Prospective NSD members who command pre-existing groups are ideal candidates for Officer positions.
Other Ranks. NSD members who are willing to engage in activities with the NSD in a non-leadership role. They comprise the bulk of the membership. It is not necessary for NSD members to be committed to any single ideology within nationalism, but they must have the ability to co-operate. NSD ORs who do not wish to become officers can be involved in administration and assistance roles to NSD Officers.
All NSD members should display, or be willing to develop, the following skills:
Physical Robustness. Physical health is important to engage in NSD activities, especially activities related to supporting demonstrations or marching. This said, anyone who wishes to support the NSD can be found a place as long as they are prepared to work to the best of their ability.
Teamwork. The ability to co-operate and build camaraderie is vital to the success of the NSD. The ability to work with others even in spite of trivial personal differences for the sake of shared objectives is essential.
Personal Pride. The NSD member must take pride in their conduct, bearing and appearance and must be prepared to lead by example. A man who wishes to win the respect of others must begin by respecting himself.
Commitment. People’s schedules and personal commitments vary, but the NSD member should be prepared to commit a few hours for activity at least once per week, typically on one day of a weekend.
Activities
NSD units, at all levels, should regularly engage in the following types of peaceful and legal activities:
Peacefully supporting nationalist/patriotic demonstrations. Many of these events are directly targeted by political enemies who attempt to drown out any message or make such events inaccessible to the public. The NSD, through its presence, can help overcome these issues. The NSD should not support any event which disrespects the presence of the NSD, its members, or nationalist politics.
Physical fitness. Events such as hiking, training sessions, football games, any kind of sport which promotes the Values and Standards of the NSD. Sports such as boxing, shooting, archery, and any sports which encourage discipline, controlled behaviour and skill should also be encouraged.
Music. Musical skill, especially with regard to marching band instruments, should be encouraged. Musical groups should be focussed on military, brass and traditional music and should avoid music with foreign or left-wing influence.
Meetings. NSD platoons, companies or units should hold meetings to socialise and practice behaviour such as drill (parading), marching, and any sort of behaviour which promotes the discipline and organisation which are values and standards of the NSD.
Community Support Activities. NSD units should, where possible, carry out activities which are beneficial to their local and wider communities, such as assisting the homeless, charity work, beautification, and assistance to other organised groups, including non-political groups, which promote the same values, standards and aims of the NSD.
How Can You Help?
The NSD is recruiting for both Officer and Other Rank positions. Anybody who wishes to help further the cause of nationalist politics should join, and a place will be found. We are particularly interested in people with the following skills:
Veterans of the armed forces, who will have experience in behaving with discipline, pride and self-respect.
Musicians, particularly who can play classical musical instruments
Administrators, who can engage in accountancy and organisation
Fitness Instructors, or people with knowledge of health living and physical fitness
Graphic designers and artists, in all mediums
Writers, for writing publications
When joining the NSD, members and prospective members are encouraged to identify their own skills and talents.
Contact Information
For information on the NSD, including how to join, visit the NSD website at:
National support detachment 