Lone wolves: myth or reality?

Lone wolves: myth or reality?
Searchlight has investigated nazi and fascist organisations and key individuals since its
formation in 1964. Searchlight analyses and uses the results of that intelligence to prevent
fascist organisations from growing and harming democracy.
Searchlight's investigative work has contributed to the arrest and conviction of
fascist criminals, including terrorists, the prevention of specific crimes, and
disruption of activities of fascist organisations that risk causing harm to communities.
Many members of fascist organisations are heavily involved in crime and so by limiting
the growth of these groups and diverting potential recruits, Searchlight also contributes
to crime prevention.
Since 1975 Searchlight has published a monthly magazine and occasional other
publications. Searchlight has given evidence to Parliamentary enquiries and worked on
two European Community reports on racism and xenophobia. Searchlight also supplies
information to the media and has been involved in the production of several major
television documentary programmes exposing the activities and operations of fascists
and their organisations.
In 2002 the British National Party started winning local council elections. Because of this,
Searchlight has devoted increasing resources to developing effective campaigning
strategies under the banner of HOPE not hate, which works closely with those sections of
society most under threat from the BNP. HOPE not hate continues to be intelligence-led.
An electronic version of this publication can be
downloaded from www.lonewolfproject.org.uk
You can email us at gerry@lonewolfproject.org.uk or write
to Searchlight PO Box 1576 Ilford IG5 0HE
© Gerry Gable
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