Ok, so setting up a new political party think tank and not googling the name so see what else comes up isn't the best idea in the world, in fact given the amount of attention it got at the time here it resulted in Marc Coleman himself engaging on Politics.ie to defend accusations of his new organisation being all kinds of unpleasant things.
The criticism, whilst offensive I'm sure, wasn't without merit. A quick Google of "National Alliance" gives the first result as a organisation which in the description says "ideology and news commentary from a White racial perceptive". Lovely.
So after just one week, one (poorly reported) press launch and after a long hard think it's already undergone a change.
Whilst it still has that weird logo which appears to be a combination of an ice-cream, the Tory logo and and a long-time obsession of Coleman, an easter lilly, it's undergone a name-change.
The National Alliance has now become The National Forum.
National Forum | Fóram Naisiunta
The criticism, whilst offensive I'm sure, wasn't without merit. A quick Google of "National Alliance" gives the first result as a organisation which in the description says "ideology and news commentary from a White racial perceptive". Lovely.
So after just one week, one (poorly reported) press launch and after a long hard think it's already undergone a change.
Whilst it still has that weird logo which appears to be a combination of an ice-cream, the Tory logo and and a long-time obsession of Coleman, an easter lilly, it's undergone a name-change.
The National Alliance has now become The National Forum.
National Forum | Fóram Naisiunta