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Okay...
1) WAC Bennett and Bill Aberhart were not partners.
2) WAC Bennett ditched the ideology as soon as he became leader of the BC party.
3) Bill Aberhart did adhere to the therory.
4) BC's other Socred premiers also did not follow the ideology.
5) WAC Bennett's joining the party was a political move and was not ideologically movtivated.
I started an article on the British Columbian party.
