Because signatories included Barry Domvile and other leading members it was dubbed "The Link Letter" and its various signatories, including political moderates such as Arnold, William Harbutt Dawson, Smedley Crooke and Lord Londonderry, came under suspicion as far right supporters.
The "Link Letter" was named after its contributors, which included prominent individuals such as Barry Domvile and political moderates like Arnold, William Harbutt Dawson, Smedley Crooke, and Lord Londonderry. These signatories were considered potential far-right supporters.