The British National Party is showing its usual attachment to principle, somewhat after the fashion of Christian Voice some time ago. According to the party's Leader, Nick Griffin, the publication of a list of BNP members on the internet will be "water off a duck's back to the stout hearts of the British National party"; the morals of the British National Party being as staunch and

The Nursing Times ran an article a few days ago about the moves to ban nurses from joining the British National Party. Some interesting comments ensued. The first one started: The British National Party is a legal, registered, political party. It does not tolerate racism or hate in any form, and seeks to protect the history, culture, human rights, and future of the indigenous people of the British...

The British National Party has attempted to shake off its skinhead image in recent years in an effort to persuade voters that it has moved away from its extremist roots.

Matt Wardman has a copy of the BNP's Constitution, which appears to have disappeared from other sources on the intermong. Their founding principles are: (a) The British National Party is a party of British Nationalism, committed to the principle of national sovereignty in all British affairs. It is pledged to the restoration of the unity and integrity of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Nor...

Matthew Goodwin’s new book, New British Fascism: Rise of the British National Party, expands on one of his previous works on political extremism to look in-depth at just the BNP. New British Fascism: Rise of the British National Party has at its heart an extensive set of interviews with BNP members. His conclusion is a

Clergy could be banned from joining farright groups such as the British National Party under plans to be debated by the Church of England.

From the Washington Post: Von Brunn sometimes spoke of having fought for the wrong side in World War II, Blodgett said, and the two men sometimes attended meetings in Arlington County of the American Friends of the British National Party, which raised funds for the British white supremacist group Sunny has more.

News that a list of members of the British National Party has been published on the internet has met with a mixed reaction. For those who don't know, the British National Party has a rather narrow approach to matters political. It argues for the UK to be self-governing in every respect. In that it is not unique, a great many members of the Labour and Conservative parties are adamantly opposed...

Recently, Labour MP Denis MacShane tried to suggest that the rise of the British National Party (BNP) has been caused by something or other that the Conservatives have done or failed to do.This conflicts with informed opinion that shows that it is disillusionment with Labour that is responsible for most of the BNP's rise in fortunes in recent years. There is no valid couinter-argument to that, as

by Denis Fernando Lesbian and Gay Coalition Against Racism We cant rely on others to beat the BNP In June this year the fascist British National Party won the first seats in a national election for a fascist party in British history – with MEPs elected in the North West and Yorkshire regions. Those who have tried to