Stuart Millson
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Stuart Millson is a British right wing politician, currently connected with the Conservative Democratic Alliance.
Stuart Millson was born in 1964. As a student at the University of Essex he was a member of the Federation of Conservative Students along with the future MP John Bercow. At first a member of the "sound" or libertarian faction he later defected to the "authoritarian" faction connected with the Monday Club after disagreements over economics. After university he left the Conservative Party to become the South East organiser of the British National Party led by John Tyndall. Here he was attacked by some of the more extreme members of the party because of rumours of Jewish ancestry. He left shortly afterwards and rejoined the Conservative Party and Monday Club. He was a leading figure in the ill fated Revolutionary Conservative Caucus. In 1991 he hosted a dinner in Britain for Jean-Marie Le Pen.
Since then he has joined the Conservative Democratic Alliance and the Freedom Party. He has successfully sued The Times for libel after the paper had called him "a fascist".