HPC if there's a BNP member in your street?

silvercar

wikileaks have a link, that you can then search using CTRL+F

amcluesent

>where can i see this list?<

You need to know the Pirate Code;)

downs523

is there any way of knowing if anyone near me is on the list without looking through thousands?

silvercar

go to wikileaks.org (note: no www)

on the RHS of the that page is a list of documents that have been discovered. The bnp member list is the top one of the list.

click on the list and it opens. then you can press your control key and "f" at the same time and a little "find" window opens. put in the name of your area and press return. the cursor highlights the first occurence of the word. pressing next takes you to the next occurence.

Don't get the pirate reference.

brit1234

Have a read of this. Its all the list members complaining and infighting on a blog.:D
tw@ts

https://www.blogger.com/comment.g?blogID=32095749&postID=300681785381908982

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I have never looked at their policies, however I don't think they are exactly the KKK, I'm not sure they do any persecuting either. If they are a legal political party then it's anyones right to support them, they aren't my cup of tea but neither are the clowns in government.

In fact I heard on the radio this morning about people on the list getting nasty phone calls an emails, I would argue the people doing this are more dangerous than the people they are contacting.

ultra10

abaxas wrote: »

I'm not pro BNP but.

Why should people be percecuted for their views? Providing they dont break the law, shouldnt we have free speech?

Its indicative of the levels of Mccarthyism / Suspicion cultivated by this Government, in 21st Century Britain, that the people who see this as wrong should feel they always have to say "I'm not pro BNP" .
I guess the bottom line is if you dont like them..then dont vote for them, you would then have exercised your Democratic right ... simple as...anyway, this forum Is about House prices isnt ?? Not politics, so now i have had my say, no more..

StevieJ

ultra10 wrote: »

Its indicative of the levels of Mccarthyism / Suspicion cultivated by this Government, in 21st Century Britain, that the people who see this as wrong should feel they always have to say "I'm not pro BNP" .
I guess the bottom line is if you dont like them..then dont vote for them, you would then have exercised your Democratic right ... simple as...anyway, this forum Is about House prices isnt ?? Not politics, so now i have had my say, no more..

:rotfl: Excellent, love that line.

michaels

I'm not of any political affiliation but I feel sorry for anyone who might be on the list by mistake, added maliciously by someone else, changed their party since the list was done, happens to live in a house that one of the people on the list have moved out of etc, etc.


Remainder censored as it is not worth risking offending the thought police

StevieJ

Jonbvn wrote: »

Amazingly, a secret list of BNP members has revealed the party includes people from a range of professions, not just the police.

According to the list, published on the internet, British National Party supporters now include doctors, vicars, teachers, sports commentators and children's clowns.

(BTW j/k)

What do mean, not just the police? I don't really consider one of this and two of that out of 12,000 being a range.
Alright, you were only joking