A potentially very worrying situation is developing with the rally to stop the BNP’s festival on 16th August. Nottingham Stop the BNP and othe rlocal campaigners have been working to build this event continuously over the last 9 months for this event. See . Over the months with the help of the Searchlight network they

Leafing through some of Pickled Politics' old articles, I found some wonderful examples (from Stop the BNP) of how the BNP behaved once they had got into power: In Sandwell: (my favourite) Last summer Sandwell’s two BNP councillors thought they would outfox their political rivals by proposing a motion to the full council calling on the government to stop sending asylum seekers to the bo...

Tomorrow Hope Not Hate are mobilising to stop the BNP, and we need your help to drop off leaflets in letter boxes across the country. Sign up to volunteer just two hours of your time this weekend to stop the BNP. These are the volunteers in action last weekend: The BNP’s success last year propelled their disgusting

There has been a lot of media coverage this week about the BNP membership list published on the net.  In addition, a variety of politicians have been wringing their hands in public as they panic that this truly nasty party might get a grip at local or national elections. I have been on the receiving end of BNP nastiness in the past and the BNP remains active in the Eltham constituency.  ...

Decent voters do not want to see a BNP breakthrough in the European elections, but there is no inherent conflict between the views of Ian Austin that "the BNP are not a mainstream political party and we won't beat them by saying how many seats they could win" and Peter Hain's national warning about their possible gains (BNP could get £2m EU funds, Hain warns, 29 April). This is...

The fascist British National Party (BNP) is on the march again – but we can build a mass movement to stop them in their tracks

The Thunderdragon doesn’t care who is a BNP member; I’d like to explain why TD should. TD says, in short, that the BNP is a legitimate political party and membership of a party should, therefore, not impact on what job you can have. I think this is patent rubbish; some jobs have to take account of

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The BNP Membership List publication affair demonstrates how blogs and internet web sites can be 2 or 3 days ahead of the mainstream media regarding some news stories. We have been getting tens of thousands of visitors to our 21st December 2006 article: Encryption and the BNP membership list - does your political party or campaign group protect your personal details with encryption ? commenting on ...

    For a political party which, though legal, relies on keeping the identities of its supporters a secret the release of the BNP's membership list was a disaster.