Tens of thousands of political activists, including hundreds from the BNP, have been given free or subsidised holidays by British and European taxpayers.
Beyond the BNP, The future of HOPE not hate By Nick Lowles | Tuesday, 6 December 2011 The HOPE not hate campaign has become one of the largest and most successful political action groups in the country since, it was founded in 2004. Over 165,000 people have participated in our campaigns; we have 50,000 supporters on Facebook
Eddy Butler, the former National Front, former BNP, former Freedom Party, former BNP a couple more times, former BNP national elections co-ordinator, has joined the English Democrats. The announcement, which was the EDP’s worst kept secret since his mate Richard Barnbrook joined in January, will be a bitter blow to the handful of party activists that haven’t
No, it’s not dastardly speculators, not the CDS market, hedge funds or anything of the sort. In total, BNP Paribas, which has been at the centre of market fears connected to its exposure to eurozone sovereign debt, said it had reduced its government debt exposure by 25pc in the third quarter from €106bn (£91bn) to
