The New British Union (NBU) caught planning ‘lone wolf’ action at meeting. Neo-Nazi Marine Corps veteran had ‘classified DoD documents’. A neo-Nazi group has been caught by The Mail on Sunday discussing the launch of ‘lone-wolf’ action across Britain. The New British Union (NBU), which has promoted ‘total Aryanism’, revealed its sickening agenda at a secret meeting infiltrated by a reporter last week. Speaking in front of a flag emblazoned with the flash and circle of Oswald Mosley’s British Union Of Fascists, deputy leader Clive Jones addressed a gathering of black-shirted fanatics, including some in Nazi uniform, and suggested members could be given a banned bomb-making guide. Explaining the organisation of lone-wolf action – terror attacks carried out by an individual – he said instructions would be issued by a leader ‘feeding information in a roundabout sort of way’. Far-Right thugs would be given directions on ‘how to be a lone wolf and pick targets’ and would be given a copy of the Anarchist Cookbook – a terrorist manual that includes bomb-making instructions and is banned in the UK. (…) As they huddled in smaller groups for more discreet discussions, he began to talk more openly, and proudly declared that he was ‘all for insurrection’ with a sufficient number of like-minded people. But he quickly caught himself, saying: ‘I couldn’t possibly mention what I’ve done, I’m not stupid. I maybe think I’m talking to my friends, and I probably am.’ Then, as if unable to help himself, he added: ‘But a couple of years ago, I put something right.’ Suggesting how they could act, he said: ‘I have wondered whether we could go that way – you’re familiar with ‘lone wolf’. I mean, even with just this number here if we went for it we could cause… we could change a few things.’ Jones also hinted that he had previously taken such lone-wolf action, adding: ‘That’s what I’d do. Well, did do.’ Referring to the Anarchist Cookbook, he said: ‘You don’t need it really – you can do a lot of s*** without explosives.’ Among those at the meeting were a father and his 16-year-old son who had been expelled from school for making racist remarks online. Dressed in full Nazi SS uniform was Hadden Adam, a prominent member of another far-Right group called Highland Division, named after the historic British Army unit that fought in both world wars. Adam, from Elgin in Scotland, has previously been pictured with Nazi flags and performing the Nazi salute. He has shared images of his fearsome weapon collection, which includes 12 knives, a machete, knuckle-dusters, an axe and a hatchet, in a neo-Nazi group on the encrypted message app Telegram.