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About Kenny Smith
Scottish far-right activist
Kenneth Smith is a Scottish far-right activist known for senior roles in the fascist British National Party and the neo-Nazi Patriotic Alternative. In 2023, after leaving Patriotic Alternative, he founded the white-nationalist Homeland Party. He has been involved in organised far-right politics at a senior level, first in the BNP and later in Patriotic Alternative. His public profile is tied to those movements and to the creation of the Homeland Party, which marked a new split in that political current.
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