BNP Member List

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Radio DJ Rod Lucas axed after appearing on BNP membership list

A male police officer in Merseyside and a radio DJ are the first alleged BNP members to face consequences after the far-right party's full membership list was leaked online.
TalkSport radio said this morning that it had "no plans to use" chat show presenter Rod Lucas, who covered late-night shifts for the station this year, after he was listed among more than 12,000 BNP supporters on an internet blog posted on Sunday night.
His name and contact details were included alongside his profession: "media: radio/TV production".
The Independent Police Complaints Commission confirmed this lunchtime that it had received an official referral relating to a serving Merseyside officer whose details also appeared on the list.
Police are banned from becoming members of the BNP because it would damage race relations.

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Originally Posted by Baph

EDIT2: Supprisingly, having a little read around the t'inter-web... most people seem to be taking this the way that the .Org have. ie, BNP aren't fantastic, and we don't really like them, but this information shouldn't be made public. I'm genuinely shocked that I've read very few "pitchfork" comments!!

Not that I support them in anyway........But I believe there is less pitchforkness because more and more people are sick of the way some apects of this country are run, such as immigration, benefits, etc.............so alot of people will in someway agree with some of BNP's policies, so to go out looking for blood or claiming you completely disagreeing with them would be hypocritical.

I have seen it myself, as time goes on the BNP are becoming more and more acceptable, they keep winning more seats, and their ideas although still far right, are becoming less radical......hence more and more people agreeing with them.

[yorkie_chris]

Originally Posted by hob

Soft or hard firewalls?

Not my area of expertise, ask me about an engine...

Originally Posted by ArtyLady

makes me want to give up online banking and shopping (not that ive got any money)

Must resist the urge to scare you silly...

Originally Posted by Grinch

Firewalls do work, but ports are open through the firewall. If its set-up incorrectly then you can potentially get in through those ports. Its like leaving the front door locked but leaving a bedroom window open. Find a ladder then you can get it.

Firewalking doesn't rely on open ports, but its esentially the same deal. More things like fragmented packets & ARP poisoning. In fact, there's some interesting BGP vulnerabilities that have existed for years. All it's waiting for is someone with the cahoonies to shut down the entire internet!!

Originally Posted by yorkie_chris

Firewalls are very dependant on setup.

+1. Probably 90% of hardware setup in the factory is less secure than a chocolate fireguard orbiting close to the sun!

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Originally Posted by Grinch

Its started -

Radio DJ Rod Lucas axed after appearing on BNP membership list

I really wish a lawyer would pick up on this........people should not just accept loosing their job because of their views. Its illegal and they cant do it.

[yorkie_chris]

Originally Posted by Grinch

Its started -

Radio DJ Rod Lucas axed after appearing on BNP membership list

Surely the site hosting, and the original rat, is now liable for this?

Originally Posted by Kinvig

http://www.bnpmemberslist.co.uk/

Who's on it?

me

Originally Posted by hob

Soft or hard firewalls?

So called "hard" firewalls have software running on them. But no, things like Cisco devices require more work. Still, given the time & resources, still within the realms of reach.

Originally Posted by ArtyLady

Eeeek! you saying my Norton security isn't worth the subscription fee I part with annually?

You mean you pay to have your computer slowed down? I have a bucket of fresh air you can buy...

No seriously, Norton isn't so bad I suppose. I remember the good old days though, back when ZoneAlarm had just launched their "Pro" software.

Whilst we're on the subject, anyone running Sophos for anything, should be ashamed of themselves!

Originally Posted by Baph

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You mean you pay to have your computer slowed down? I have a bucket of fresh air you can buy...

No seriously, Norton isn't so bad I suppose. I remember the good old days though, back when ZoneAlarm had just launched their "Pro" software.

Whilst we're on the subject, anyone running Sophos for anything, should be ashamed of themselves!

Youre not wrong there...dead slow

Youre just saying that to make me feel better, I wont sleep now (good job Ive got ID theft insurance! )

running Soph...uhhh?

Originally Posted by ArtyLady

running Soph...uhhh?

Antivirus manufacturer, mainly for corporate environments (where they pay silly money to be taken advantage of). If you haven't heard the name, remember it & don't buy software from them.

We're getting a bit too far off topic now though.