BNP members list leaked

one-angry-dwarf

http://www.theregister.co.uk/2008/11/18/bnp_loses_list/

just released today apparently.

pretty comprehensive list too. phone nos. etc.

galwayrush

Any Boardies on it?:pac:

Mossy Monk

What's the problem. Are these people only wanting to support the BNP in secrecy?

mikemac

Why the outrage?
If they are happy to be a member they shouldn't be afraid to show it.

Sure we've a few FF supporters on boards like ninetyniner and they are well able to defend themselves and give their points of view.

I'd say the members in the army are fecked, could be grounds for dismissal

Bob the Builder

Yah, with the IRA, there is a reason why you dont want your details revealed.
but like, a legal national party, whats the reason for pretending your not a member.

Conor108

galwayrush wrote: »

Any Boardies on it?:pac:

Just checked it. 2 or 3 Irish people on it.

Good few in the army (reg & territorial)

XJR

Check out the BNP site - they are none too happy about it which instantly makes me feel good.

There's a fair bit of coverage on indymedia and Lancaster Unity but you have to do a bit of digging to find the list

Shacklebolt

micmclo wrote: »

Why the outrage?
If they are happy to be a member they shouldn't be afraid to show it.

Sure we've a few FF supporters on boards like ninetyniner and they are well able to defend themselves and give their points of view.

I'd say the members in the army are fecked, could be grounds for dismissal

I know for sure that any cops in it will be sacked at once its a rule in all English police forces.

mikemac

Would they be sacked too if they were members of Labour, Tories or Lib Democrats?
Like is it a ban on membership of all parties?

I know the Irish Defense forces have this in place, for Irish political parties obviously.

Conor108

After one person, it says:

Discretion required re. employment concerns
Police officer

Sucks for them

asdasd

Would they be sacked too if they were members of Labour, Tories or Lib Democrats

only the bnp i think.

cornbb

Conor108 wrote: »

After one person, it says:



Sucks for them

Serves em right. Anyone got a link? I did some digging earlier but no luck.

JIZZLORD

epic lulz

cornbb

I see a councillor/Mayor on the list. Epic lulz indeed.

mikemac

cornbb wrote: »

I see a councillor/Mayor on the list. Epic lulz indeed.

I googled that councillor and they make no secret of the fact they are in the BNP.
They clearly state in on the council website. They are an elected representative for the BNP, they hold quite a few council seats.

I'm glad that police chief inspector is retired, that'd be a scandel alright due to the high rank!

truecrippler

I might email a few of them and send them a Nelson Ha Ha pic.

Gauge

'member describes himself as a witch: potential embarrassment if active'

oic.

'Would like to help but limited due to ill health/family circumstances. Request for absolute confidentiality'

Ironically this guy's details included what degrees he has studied, and what looks like all of his skills and jobs.

'Membership suspended 20.9.05 (inappropriate tattoo). Suspension lifted 27.09.05'

Wonder what it was?

asdasd

Funny that the BNP members are at risk of getting fired.

I knew a guy once who was a member of a stalinist party. Seems to have kept his job.

brianthebard

Gauge wrote: »

'member describes himself as a witch: potential embarrassment if active'

oic.

'Would like to help but limited due to ill health/family circumstances. Request for absolute confidentiality'

Ironically this guy's details included what degrees he has studied, and what looks like all of his skills and jobs.

'Membership suspended 20.9.05 (inappropriate tattoo). Suspension lifted 27.09.05'

Wonder what it was?

I Jews perhaps?

Gauge

He was only suspended for a week though, must have changed it to ':( Jews' fairly fast!

Morlar

micmclo wrote: »

Why the outrage?
If they are happy to be a member they shouldn't be afraid to show it.

......

I'd say the members in the army are fecked, could be grounds for dismissal

The bnp are perfectly legal & you cant sack somone for their political beliefs.

I would have a problem with that list being published. It could lead to intimidation and harassment. If you think it is ok to publish that then you should also agree with publishing the same level of detail in the equivalent list of people who support the more extreme parties on the left. I would not agree with publishing either list to be honest.

dsmythy

The list isn't current nor accurate so any young revolutionaries looking to vandalise property might want to check who's inside first.

There's a good reason people in the BNP don't want their details released to the public domain. That reason is they will be under physical threat from those opposed to them.

Kold

Morlar wrote: »

The bnp are perfectly legal & you cant sack somone for their political beliefs.

I would have a problem with that list being published. It could lead to intimidation and harassment. If you think it is ok to publish that then you should also agree with publishing the same level of detail in the equivalent list of people who support the more extreme parties on the left. I would not agree with publishing either list to be honest.

I'd be in agreement, although their agendas are f*cking horsesh*t, my problem would be that these people have been put at risk. It's dangerous to have your address and personal details floating about the net so publicly never mind being linked to the BNP.

cornbb

Morlar wrote: »

The bnp are perfectly legal & you cant sack somone for their political beliefs.

I would have a problem with that list being published. It could lead to intimidation and harassment. If you think it is ok to publish that then you should also agree with publishing the same level of detail in the equivalent list of people who support the more extreme parties on the left. I would not agree with publishing either list to be honest.

I guess you're right, as much as I despise their world view they are still entitled to their privacy. The bastard in me is laughing with glee at them though.

asdasd

The bnp are perfectly legal & you cant sack somone for their political beliefs.

I think there have been to attempts to sack people because of BNP membership. Definitely policemen ( although that makes sense to a certain extent)

Corega

One guy has a PO box at The Colleges of Applied Science, Sultanate of Oman...

dsmythy

Conor108 wrote: »

Is it ok to post it?

The BNP are taking legal advice on the issue so whatever Boards' legal policy is with regards to non-irish events and how it affects their editing will show us if it's alright or not. Shouldn't be a problem though.

XJR

cornbb wrote: »

I guess you're right, as much as I despise their world view they are still entitled to their privacy. The bastard in me is laughing with glee at them though.

My sentiments exactly, respect their right to privacy but loving their lack of it too - does that make me a bad person ?

Biggins

LOL Found the list after Digging around.
Didn't take long to find it.

Guess there a lot of folk peed off right now and will be looking over their shoulder for a while.

delta_bravo

One of them is a Galway postmaster by the looks of it and another from Dublin

Blisterman

Uh oh, there's two people on the list with the same name as me. Hope noone thinks that's me.

And before anyone says it, it really isn't me.

dresden8

Morlar wrote: »

The bnp are perfectly legal & you cant sack somone for their political beliefs.

Irish Civil Servants can't be members of a political party. Not sure of police/army.

dan719

Posted by Nick Griffin
The release of the list is a breach of the Human Rights Act.

Posted by House of Parliment
Article 14
Prohibition of discrimination

The enjoyment of the rights and freedoms set forth in this Convention shall be secured without discrimination on any ground such as sex, race, colour, language, religion, political or other opinion, national or social origin, association with a national minority, property, birth or other status.

Good old Nick and his selective memory. P.S I am not in favour of the release of the list, although I do not feel the BNP has any true political aims not rooted in old fashioned racism and discrimination.

dsmythy

dresden8 wrote: »

Irish Civil Servants can't be members of a political party. Not sure of police/army.

I think the British army are barred from being members of political parties.

Gauge

'large barn available for use'
'Has large van available'

The plot thickens!

Shacklebolt

One from a town near me... He his name as gaelige and all.

Kold

Um. Why are Irish people in the BNP?

Biggins

In all honesty, the BNP knew this was going to leak eventually.
According to the BBC news report, they knew someone had it for a while.
Even with a court injunction, things like this get out eventually on to the net.

BBC News Report: http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/uk_news/7736405.stm

Look at the latest book the Scientologists have a ban against in England. It can't be bought there for now!
There's not a hope it hell of getting it banned in the USA.
(The Complex: An insider exposed the covert world of the church of Scientology - John Duignan - Irish person)
I went a bought a copy of it yesterday in Waterstones.
News: http://www.theregister.co.uk/2008/11/11/amazon_pulls_scientology_expose/
Thats going to leak onto the net too. Why do they still try with injunctions in this day and age!
Folk should consider that everything is a possible leak!

In this day and age, if your on a list and the group/org' is not accepted in normal circles of decent society, you have to expect a leak more so sooner or later.

ShooterSF

Now to leave the email addresses where the Nigerian 419 scam artists can find them and watch (well imagine) the hilarity that ensues....

On a serious note I don't see the problem unless your job doesnt allow membership of political parties. Even then can people be sacked using a document which has been leaked illegally (data protection and all that). If I was a member I wouldn't feel the need to hide my beliefs...Strange.

XJR

Biggins wrote: »

In this day and age, if your on a list and the group/org' is not accepted in normal circles of decent society, you have to expect a leak more so sooner or later.

Oh Jesus I'm screwed so !

dsmythy

ShooterSF wrote: »

Now to leave the email addresses where the Nigerian 419 scam artists can find them and watch (well imagine) the hilarity that ensues....

On a serious note I don't see the problem unless your job doesnt allow membership of political parties. Even then can people be sacked using a document which has been leaked illegally (data protection and all that). If I was a member I wouldn't feel the need to hide my beliefs...Strange.

Known members of the BNP are constantly bombarded with death threats.

Biggins

XJR wrote: »

Oh Jesus I'm screwed so !

...and the rest of us lol

I'm withdrawing my membership quick from the Dustin for President Campaign list.

ShooterSF

dsmythy wrote: »

Known members of the BNP are constantly bombarded with death threats.

Seriously? Thats a bit pathetic....

Death threats over political belief? Jeez people find something more interesting to want to take a life! Like if they shagged your ma (Sorry sorry I never say it and my backspace key is broke )

Thomas_S_Hunterson

It's on TPB so aint going anywhere any time soon.

Apparently there's kids listed on it, it's a bit of an ethical minefield IMO.

marcsignal

Kold wrote: »

Um. Why are Irish people in the BNP?

good question ?

there are irish people living in england too posters, try to keep that in mind......

loose lips sink ships, and all that

Sir Digby Chicken Caesar

holy ****, I think I saw blisterman's real name on that list!

Kold

marcsignal wrote: »

good question ?

there are irish people living in england too posters, try to keep that in mind......

Yes but I thought that the BNP aren't too fond of the Irish. The whole IRA thing and all.

marcsignal

Kold wrote: »

Yes but I thought that the BNP aren't too fond of the Irish. The whole IRA thing and all.

thats what i mean, we should be careful what's said, some random irish bloke living in the uk could take the drunken flak for it outside a pub some night by some BNP supporter.

Twinksno1flan

All the Abbotts are having a **** time, first one lives in a caravan.

javaboy

Mosley Common Road

Coincidence or not? http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Oswald_Mosley

Have to say this list really shouldn't have been published. These people are entitled to their moronic views and their privacy. To those people who said if you're willing to joing a political party, you should be ok with having your details exposed, would you apply the same criteria to everybody else?

Some of these people probably just got swept up in the hype. Bear in mind how malleable people become when immigration is high and economic issues start to go south. Now they'll be subject to hate campaigns and all sorts. Taste of their own medicine I hear you say. Well that's all well and good but these people probably have families.

BaconZombie

*/Checks list for dsmythy details...... */

dsmythy wrote: »

The list isn't current nor accurate so any young revolutionaries looking to vandalise property might want to check who's inside first.

There's a good reason people in the BNP don't want their details released to the public domain. That reason is they will be under physical threat from those opposed to them.