Tanya was soon to be a co-defendant, along with Simon Darby and me, in the outrageous lawfare action by the taxpayer-funded Commission for Equality and Human Rights against the British National Party. The injustice and stress of this hit her very hard. I do not know for sure if it contributed to Tanya developing cancer and to her untimely death, but I suspect that it did. She is sorely missed.

Her widower, Richard Lumby, by the way, was the chief mover-and-shaker of – and my co-author on – the study on BNP electioneering best-practice which I republished here on Substack some months ago (see below this article).

Below, in case you missed it the other day, is my introduction to the series of which this interview, with a brave young London woman, was the first part. It was, I believe, recorded in 2012 or 2013.

[Griffin’s introduction can be seen here by scrolling down a bit.]

Over 13 years ago, and the victims are STILL waiting for the official ‘independent’ inquiry, which we now know is being headed by a long-term Labour apparatchik with close relations with Labour figures with truly shocking levels of complicity in the socialist elite’s own paedophilia scandal.