Originally Posted by Frith

You haven't got anything, least of all me. To "get" me you will need a whole new array of hunting equipment. Good luck. But you must ask yourself, once you have gone hunting for the Yeti, whether or not you actually want to find it. And you have to add the prospect that the Yeti may find you first.

Originally Posted by cassie

Pish! PISH! PISH!

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Originally Posted by A66

On the basis of the correspondents letter below copied from the Northern Echo letters page, & the FEP working with other patriotic parties - Who are the English? The Humber to the Forth was Northumbria & Cornwall was separate. Is this why the English Democrats had their love in with the SNP last year as they have much of the centre ground in common ! I suggest, as a true patriot you are both British & Unionist , not a fraud Anglo/celtic nationalist with no patriotic history. Only UKIP & BNP meet the real requirement of patriotism & they should have nothing to do with the little Englanders !.

St Cuthbert - Comment -
CT Riley accepts Christopher Wardell's contention that St Cuthbert was a Scot (HAS, Mar 29). I don't.

Cuthbert was a native of Northumbria, which at that time extended from the Humber to the Forth. If "Scots" were to be found anywhere then it was in Ireland and in Kintyre. The kingdom, which later accepted Irish influence to the extent of renaming itself as Scotland, did not yet extend south of the Forth.

Those north and south of the Scotland/England border need, if they wish to know themselves, to recognise that they share Britons and Angles as ancestors.

Nationalism seeks to assert a bogus uniformity within its boundaries and to exaggerate differences across them. Not that regionalism would be any less inclined to promote a simplistic identity that suits the convenience of the administrative unit.

The labels "Scottish" and "English" derive from relatively small and late ethnic inputs to our island. A more appropriate term for us all would be "British". It is unfortunate that this has been devalued by a delinquent government negligently bestowing citizenship.

J R, Harrogate.

Originally Posted by Frith

You haven't got anything, least of all me. To "get" me you will need a whole new array of hunting equipment. Good luck. But you must ask yourself, once you have gone hunting for the Yeti, whether or not you actually want to find it. And you have to add the prospect that the Yeti may find you first.

Originally Posted by TannyD

Like night-vision googles, hunting bow and bears traps?

Originally Posted by Andrew Constantine

Following another post by Englander, on behalf of the Free England Party I welcome the outbreak of sanity between our two competing English nationalist parties and we will try hard to keep the peace.

We can hopefully consider later on whether it may be possible to work together at times. But there is a fundamental point that we cannot simply just paper over in our differing approaches of English Independence versus British Unionism.

I am also prepared to overlook the really nasty personal attacks made on me and my close colleagues - and made by two ED NC members! And as I still hold some of the EDs in high respect, then we can keep the communcations with them open and switched to recieve as well as send.

I would add that a necessary pre-condition of a free England is our early exit from the EU, and I do not see why some co-operation is not possible with UKIP. I accept that UKIP has - at present - far greater resources and electoral credibility than the new Free England Party.

I would like to hear from my Free England Party colleagues how they feel about this outbreak of peace!

Now back to the 1 May elections...