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	In 1989 Gregory Lauder-Frost became a Vice-President of the conservative and anti-communist [[Western Goals Institute]], a post he held until it was wound up in 2001. On the weekend of the August 12/13, 1989, he was, with AVR Smith, Stuart Notholt, and Michael McCrone, in the WGI delegation attending a huge (estimated at 20,000 people) anti-communist demonstration at Moln, near the East German border.<ref>''Hamburger Abendblatt'', August 14,1989.</ref> He wrote two controversial articles which appeared in the group's newspaper, ''European Dawn'' in Sept 1989, condemning the bicentennial anniversary celebrations of the [[French Revolution]], and attacking the West's constant appeasement and betrayal of Europe to communism. On September 25, 1989, he was at the dinner given by Western Goals at Simpson’s-in-the-Strand in honour of their guest, Alfredo Cristiani, President of El Salvador,<ref>’’The Daily Telegraph’’, September 26, 1989, Court & Social page.</ref><ref>’’The Times’’, September 26, 1989, Court & Social page.</ref> whom the press reported GLF as saying was "in the front line against communism". On March 19, 1990, at Birkbeck College, London University, he led the winning team in a debate opposing the anarchist motion "This House believes the State should be abolished", chaired by Harold Wilson's biographer, [[Ben Pimlott]]. Between 2-13 July 1990 he attended, with Observer status, the 28th Congress of the Communist Party of the [[Soviet Union]] in Moscow. Following that he (with [[Clive Derby-Lewis]], AVR Smith, and others) was a member of the WGI delegation to the [[World Anti-Communist League]] 22nd General Conference in Brussels, Belgium on 23 July 1990, when the delegates resolved that the organization should be renamed the "World League for Freedom and Democracy" (WLFD).<ref>''City Limits'', London, August 9 – 16, p.8.</ref>. In 1990 and 1991 he was part of the WGI delegation who met with [[Jean-Marie Le Pen]] for discussions in London.		In 1989 Gregory Lauder-Frost became a Vice-President of the conservative and anti-communist [[Western Goals Institute]], a post he held until it was wound up in 2001. On the weekend of the August 12/13, 1989, he was, with AVR Smith, Stuart Notholt, and Michael McCrone, in the WGI delegation attending a huge (estimated at 20,000 people) anti-communist demonstration at Moln, near the East German border.<ref>''Hamburger Abendblatt'', August 14,1989.</ref> He wrote two controversial articles which appeared in the group's newspaper, ''European Dawn'' in Sept 1989, condemning the bicentennial anniversary celebrations of the [[French Revolution]], and attacking the West's constant appeasement and betrayal of Europe to communism. On September 25, 1989, he was at the dinner given by Western Goals at Simpson’s-in-the-Strand in honour of their guest, Alfredo Cristiani, President of El Salvador,<ref>’’The Daily Telegraph’’, September 26, 1989, Court & Social page.</ref><ref>’’The Times’’, September 26, 1989, Court & Social page.</ref> whom the press reported GLF as saying was "in the front line against communism". On March 19, 1990, at Birkbeck College, London University, he led the winning team in a debate opposing the anarchist motion "This House believes the State should be abolished", chaired by Harold Wilson's biographer, [[Ben Pimlott]]. Between 2-13 July 1990 he attended, with Observer status, the 28th Congress of the Communist Party of the [[Soviet Union]] in Moscow. Following that he (with [[Clive Derby-Lewis]], AVR Smith, and others) was a member of the WGI delegation to the [[World Anti-Communist League]] 22nd General Conference in Brussels, Belgium on 23 July 1990, when the delegates resolved that the organization should be renamed the "World League for Freedom and Democracy" (WLFD).<ref>''City Limits'', London, August 9 – 16, p.8.</ref>. In 1990 and 1991 he was part of the WGI delegation who met with [[Jean-Marie Le Pen]] for discussions in London.

	Although GLF retired in 1992 from most political activities, he retained his Vice-Presidency of the WGI, and was, in September, a guest speaker against foreign ownership of the British media, at a Clarendon Club meeting of 300 people in London, organised by the historian [[David Irving]]. ''The Observer'' published a false story on September 22 claiming Irving had addressed the subject of the ~~Holocaust~~, saying it was a myth. In January 1994 GLF was again in Africa and [[Zimbabwe]] for the first time in 15 years where, he said, "things had gone visibly downhill".		Although GLF retired in 1992 from most political activities, he retained his Vice-Presidency of the WGI, and was, in September, a guest speaker against foreign ownership of the British media, at a Clarendon Club meeting of 300 people in London, organised by the historian [[David Irving]]. ''The Observer'' published a false story on September 22 claiming Irving had addressed the subject of the Holohoax, saying it was a myth. In January 1994 GLF was again in Africa and [[Zimbabwe]] for the first time in 15 years where, he said, "things had gone visibly downhill".

	In the ''Berwickshire News and East Lothian Herald'' of June 16, 1994 he had a long explanatory letter attacking the decision to twin Duns, in Berwickshire, with Zagan (Sagan), now in [[Poland]]. He argued that it was a completely German town before 1945 with the local lord being a Duke from an ancient family; that its population was completely and brutally dispossessed/murdered by Communists and that the present inhabitants occupied stolen homes and lands: "This is wrong……It was a mistake to twin Duns with a town in a disputed area (province) with such a horrific history." The following year he called for "witch-hunts" of traditionalists within the Conservative Party to cease, and for "the party to return to its original philosophies".<ref>''Evening Standard'', London, January 4, 1995.</ref> On February 2, he was gravely injured in a road accident in Berwickshire, and was hospitalised for the rest of that month. He nevertheless managed, sporting an eye-patch, to preside at the Western Goals Institute’s Annual Dinner at the Grosvenor Hotel, London, on March 1, addressed by [[Peter Robinson]], the [[Ulster]] [[Democratic Unionist Party]] MP.<ref>''The Times'', Court and Social page, March 2, 1995.</ref>		In the ''Berwickshire News and East Lothian Herald'' of June 16, 1994 he had a long explanatory letter attacking the decision to twin Duns, in Berwickshire, with Zagan (Sagan), now in [[Poland]]. He argued that it was a completely German town before 1945 with the local lord being a Duke from an ancient family; that its population was completely and brutally dispossessed/murdered by Communists and that the present inhabitants occupied stolen homes and lands: "This is wrong……It was a mistake to twin Duns with a town in a disputed area (province) with such a horrific history." The following year he called for "witch-hunts" of traditionalists within the Conservative Party to cease, and for "the party to return to its original philosophies".<ref>''Evening Standard'', London, January 4, 1995.</ref> On February 2, he was gravely injured in a road accident in Berwickshire, and was hospitalised for the rest of that month. He nevertheless managed, sporting an eye-patch, to preside at the Western Goals Institute’s Annual Dinner at the Grosvenor Hotel, London, on March 1, addressed by [[Peter Robinson]], the [[Ulster]] [[Democratic Unionist Party]] MP.<ref>''The Times'', Court and Social page, March 2, 1995.</ref>

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	In March 1997 GLF sent a letter of fraternal greeting, on behalf of the Institute, to the annual congress of the [[Front National]] (FN) at Strassburg which was read by [[Jean-Marie Le Pen]] to the delegates from the podium.<ref>''The Independent'', March 31, 1997</ref> M. Le Pen later went on to come a good second in the French Presidential Elections in 2002.		In March 1997 GLF sent a letter of fraternal greeting, on behalf of the Institute, to the annual congress of the [[Front National]] (FN) at Strassburg which was read by [[Jean-Marie Le Pen]] to the delegates from the podium.<ref>''The Independent'', March 31, 1997</ref> M. Le Pen later went on to come a good second in the French Presidential Elections in 2002.

	In May 1997, GLF lambasted the Liberal-left of the Conservative Party in the ''Daily Telegraph'', accusing them of being responsible for the party losing the 1997 General Election.<ref>''The Daily Telegraph'', May 5, 1997.</ref> He later wrote, prophetically, "The time has come for radical, but civilised, action before our country is no longer recognisably British, or goes bankrupt, or both."<ref>''The Times'', February 25, 2004.</ref> Later the same year he criticised governments for only supporting ~~Jewish~~ claims to property appropriated during [[World War Two]] saying "surely if western powers had any morality they would bring pressure to bear on non-compliant governments to restore all property robbed from their owners by communist regimes."<ref>''Evening Standard'', London, December 9, 1997, "State theft’s other victims".</ref>		In May 1997, GLF lambasted the Liberal-left of the Conservative Party in the ''Daily Telegraph'', accusing them of being responsible for the party losing the 1997 General Election.<ref>''The Daily Telegraph'', May 5, 1997.</ref> He later wrote, prophetically, "The time has come for radical, but civilised, action before our country is no longer recognisably British, or goes bankrupt, or both."<ref>''The Times'', February 25, 2004.</ref> Later the same year he criticised governments for only supporting jewish claims to property appropriated during [[World War Two]] saying "surely if western powers had any morality they would bring pressure to bear on non-compliant governments to restore all property robbed from their owners by communist regimes."<ref>''Evening Standard'', London, December 9, 1997, "State theft’s other victims".</ref>

	Arguing that "Scottish Independence should be resisted" GLF attacked what he called "divisive bigotry and class war prejudices." He added: "we need balanced people (MSPs) who truly believe in a traditional Scotland which will remain also within Great Britain."<ref>''The Berwickshire News & East Lothian Herald'', March 4, 1999.</ref>		Arguing that "Scottish Independence should be resisted" GLF attacked what he called "divisive bigotry and class war prejudices." He added: "we need balanced people (MSPs) who truly believe in a traditional Scotland which will remain also within Great Britain."<ref>''The Berwickshire News & East Lothian Herald'', March 4, 1999.</ref>

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	Arguing that "Scottish Independence should be resisted" GLF attacked what he called "divisive bigotry and class war prejudices." He added: "we need balanced people (MSPs) who truly believe in a traditional Scotland which will remain also within Great Britain."<ref>''The Berwickshire News & East Lothian Herald'', March 4, 1999.</ref>		Arguing that "Scottish Independence should be resisted" GLF attacked what he called "divisive bigotry and class war prejudices." He added: "we need balanced people (MSPs) who truly believe in a traditional Scotland which will remain also within Great Britain."<ref>''The Berwickshire News & East Lothian Herald'', March 4, 1999.</ref>

	Lauder-Frost has consistently argued: "I am convinced that there will never be unity amongst Europeans unless the problems of the past are properly and fully addressed instead of it all being 20th century Allied propaganda and false victors' history. People need to understand where things have gone wrong, and why, and unless they have access to truth we're going nowhere. This is why the liberal-left and Marxism triumphs. The liberals give us the lies and the Marxists the unidentifiable warped versions. The fanatical-lunatic-~~nationalists~~ don't help either. We need to try and create a level playing field of facts rather than opinions, and keep the USA out of our affairs."<ref>https://www.facebook.com/gregory.lauderfrost</ref>		Lauder-Frost has consistently argued: "I am convinced that there will never be unity amongst Europeans unless the problems of the past are properly and fully addressed instead of it all being 20th century Allied propaganda and false victors' history. People need to understand where things have gone wrong, and why, and unless they have access to truth we're going nowhere. This is why the liberal-left and Marxism triumphs. The liberals give us the lies and the Marxists the unidentifiable warped versions. The fanatical-lunatic-fascists don't help either. We need to try and create a level playing field of facts rather than opinions, and keep the USA out of our affairs."<ref>https://www.facebook.com/gregory.lauderfrost</ref>

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