Under Tyndall, the BNP rejected both Welsh nationalism and Scottish nationalism, stating that they were bogus because they caused division among the wider "British race". Tyndall also led the BNP in support of Ulster loyalism, for instance by holding public demonstrations against the Irish republican party Sinn Féin, and endorsing Ulster loyalist paramilitaries. Under Griffin, the BNP continued to support Ulster's membership of the United Kingdom, calling for the crushing of the Irish Republican Army and the scrapping of the Anglo-Irish Agreement. Griffin later expressed the view that "the only solution that could possibly be acceptable to loyalists and republicans alike" would be the reintegration of the Irish Republic into the United Kingdom, which would be reorganised along federal lines. However, while retaining the party's commitment to Ulster loyalism, under Griffin the importance of the issue was downplayed, something that was criticised by Tyndall loyalists.
under tyndall the bnp rejected both welsh nationalism and scottish nationalism stating that they were bogus because they caused division among the wider "british race" tyndall also led the bnp in support of ulster loyalism for instance by holding public demonstrations against the irish republican party sinn féin and endorsing ulster loyalist paramilitaries under griffin the bnp continued to support ulster's membership of the united kingdom calling for the crushing of the irish republican army and the scrapping of the anglo-irish agreement griffin later expressed the view that "the only solution that could possibly be acceptable to loyalists and republicans alike" would be the reintegration of the irish republic into the united kingdom which would be reorganised along federal lines however while retaining the party's commitment to ulster loyalism under griffin the importance of the issue was downplayed something that was criticised by tyndall loyalists