BNP leaked list
The most interesting national story of the week so far is the leak of the list of BNP members.
As you can tell from the current lead story on the homepage, we've got details of the 30 people in Croydon who have been named on the document.
The legal position is a bit unclear at the moment - right now, we can't print their names ourselves or we'd risk breaching an existing court injunction, although it doesn't stop us approaching them.
Hopefully the situation will change as it makes very interesting reading.











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by Alistair, Croydon
Sunday, November 23 2008, 10:23AM
“Thank you for reading my post, gentlemen.
Regrets if it's boring, but that's what happens when you have to explain everything to people w-h-o
a-r-e a b-i-t
s-l-o-w!
Of course, being boring doesn't make it any less true!
BTW, sorry, Misterkipling, I don't want to "feck" you (Is that a dialect word?); I don't think you're my type.”
by Misterkipling, Croydon
Saturday, November 22 2008, 8:36PM
“feck me this is getting boring”
by ..., ..
Saturday, November 22 2008, 5:40PM
“Alastair go swivel mate your an utter bore Yawnnnnnnn”
by Alistair, Croydon
Saturday, November 22 2008, 4:39PM
“You appear to have some difficulty in processing information, Chopper, when you say "The most ridiculous thing about this whole affair is the spectacle of BNP supporters bleating about losing their jobs or being subjected to witch hunts because of their political allegiance". In your previous post you referred to BNP members who might "lose their jobs", now I see it's changed to BNP supporters. Which exactly are you talking about? And again you replay the completely irrelevant
record about "race" and "religion", when the issue is having any kind of immigration into this country (England), which is already the most densely-populated in Europe.
I said before, regarding the right to membership of a political party without being subject to intimidation, "It's a general principle, if you can understand such a concept": your own response shows you cannot.”
by The Chopper, Croydon
Saturday, November 22 2008, 1:24PM
“No sense of humour, no sense of irony, either.
The most ridiculous thing about this whole affair is the spectacle of BNP supporters bleating about losing their jobs or being subjected to witch hunts because of their political allegiance.
These are the very same people who would exercise their prejudice to strip people of their jobs and conduct a witch hunt against anyone of a different race or religion.”