BNP Member List

Originally Posted by Ed

Indeed. Is the Socialist Workers Party on the proscribed list too?

No, 'cos that's the Labour party.

Originally Posted by Biker Biggles

FS---I get really worried when I agree with you.

Lol, why do people keep saying that?

[yorkie_chris]

Usual $hite:

Left, fine. Right, criminal.

We're heading for a communist state. Nominally democratic, but instead of only having one choice to vote for, there are 3 that are all the same.

[gruntygiggles]

Originally Posted by Kinvig

hmm, I wouldn't want those muslim doctors that stand accused of terrorism treating me or my family for an illness as they may have conflicting interests!!! I can understand also why affiliation to the BNP would be a conflict of interest to a policeman.

If you stand accused of anything that affects national security or the personal security of others, an employer should, in my opinion be able to suspend you until you are either charged or released. If released withouth charge, I don't see how someone can be sacked. If you are charged, you could bring the company into disrepute and sacking should be allowed.

We can't censor peoples thoughts and beliefs in this country. We have soldiers and servicemen and women giving their lives in Iraq, Afganistan and many other places to prevent other people having to live under dictatorships.

If we are going to be told we can't support this or we can't think that, we won't be far off becoming a totalitarianist country....and that is what we are fighting to eradicate in the world.


Rant over and no....I do not support the BNP or it's members, but I also don't support tha bandwagons that think they have the right to tell others what to think and believe.

[Bluepete]

This guy had to resign from GMP for just wearing the BNP badge, not even being a member!

Originally Posted by Flamin_Squirrel

I'd go further and say it's a thinly veiled attempt to subvert the democratic process that's supposed to be in place in this country.

I see where you're coming from, but the Act I quoted above came into force 20 years ago, ie. by the Conservatives - I'm not saying the blue lot are bad and the red lot are great I'm just pointing out that the concept of some posts needing to be as politically neutral as possible enjoys wide support.

I'm purely just heading off the "this is all Nu Labour's fault" train at the pass here - if you want to go down a line of "our political masters through the ages, regardless of whether they wear blue ribbons or red ribbons, seek to enslave the masses" - well, then that's a train I'd probably be tempted to jump on.

On this issue though, personally, I have no problem with the concept of requiring some posts to be politically neutral. I agree with the concept that people can divorce their personal beliefs from the actions I really can, although human nature means we're all weaker in this regard than we like to admit. As such, for positions of significant importance, like policing the nation, I don't have a problem with saying "this job is simply too important for us to risk you being unable to divorce your belief that we should "reverse the tide of non-white immigration" from the job's role of enforcing the law to a multicultural populace".

Originally Posted by gruntygiggles

to prevent other people having to live under dictatorships.

Mugabe was/is more of a threat than Saddam was, we went in for "WMD" and sort of left it at that.

[yorkie_chris]

Originally Posted by gruntygiggles

We can't censor peoples thoughts and beliefs in this country.

We have soldiers and servicemen and women giving their lives in Iraq, Afganistan and many other places to prevent other people having to live under dictatorships.

at first bit: lol!!

at second bit: I think theyre wasting their time, and their lives. Sadly.

[Lissa]

Well I haven't spotted anyone from Rugby on the list, but then I did get fed up and stop looking after about 15 seconds

[Wideboy]

people getting sacked?

isn't it a prosecutable offence, i mean they are being stereotyped and discriminated against because of their shall we say "believe", which is illegal isn't it?

and have the BNP actually been prosecuted as being a "racist party" because as far as i can recal they have only been labled one by the media?

i dont support any political party's so couldnt give a monkey's wrench but it seems completely off the plot to me

Originally Posted by BluePete

This guy had to resign from GMP for just wearing the BNP badge, not even being a member!

That guy, probably hung himself to be fair. I would guess they brought him in for questioning first and they probably probed him about his beliefs and how they relate to wearing the BNP badge and found his beliefs to be substantially at odds with the code of conduct.