Britain: BNP Membership = Lose Your Job

[Mike Ellis]

After the membership roster of the British Nationalist Party (BNP) was leaked onto the Internet, the purges are underway. In the era of PC, anyone who dares to speak out against multiculturalism is at risk.

Watch how the Brits treat members of a LEGAL PARTY that holds political seats in their government bodies, and learn. Learn, because the same tactics WILL be used here in the USA under the guise of hate crime laws. The leftists will crow with glee when it happens, never realizing that they are cheering their own eventual destruction. Government tyranny, unleashed in such fashion, will inevitably grow until everyone who does not follow the ruling party line is by definition a dissident in need of punishment / suppression.

Interestingly enough, it is NOT illegal or un-PC to join any of a number of organizations promoting other races or groups that lobby to increase immigration to the UK. Only groups which support the rights of the indigenous Brits and oppose immigration are barred. "Barred" is not even accurate, because the BNP is a legitimate and legal political party that has won seats in elections in local governments throughout Britain. Yet even so, the state has no problem encouraging that BNP members be silenced and persecuted.

So much for Freedom of Speech and / or association in Britain. We here in the USA will soon be shackled the same way, in spite of our Constitutional rights. The PC party line must be obeyed, regardless of consequence to the nation, and regardless of consequence to the citizen.

video: Radio DJ Rod Lucas axed after appearing on BNP membership list - timesonline

Police forces told to root out BNP members after list leaked on internet

Police chiefs said tonight that they expect every force in the country to be scouring a leaked list of alleged BNP members that looks certain to cost at least one Merseyside officer his job.

Problems for the far-right party continued today after Rod Lucas, a radio DJ, and a policeman became the first victims of the breach of privacy that saw the names of thousands of BNP members published on the internet.

Officers in Liverpool referred the case to the Independent Police Complaints Commission when they discovered the name of one of their officers on the membership list.

This afternoon the IPCC said it had no need to intervene and suggested that Merseyside Police act firmly.

“The national policies are clear that membership of the BNP is incompatible with the requirements of the role of a police officer and I know Merseyside Police will act robustly if necessary,” said Naseem Malik, IPCC Commissioner for the North West.

Decisive action is expected to be replicated across the country as individual forces face questions on the political affiliations of their officers.

The Association of Chief Police Officers has banned officers from joining the BNP and a spokesman said it was “highly likely” that forces all over the country would be scanning the list. Police are banned from becoming members of the BNP because it would damage race relations.

TalkSport radio said today that it had "no plans to use" Mr Lucas, a chat show presenter who covered late-night shifts for the station this year, after he was listed among more than 12,000 BNP supporters.

The presenter responded this afternoon by claiming that he had joined the party as an undercover journalist.

“I am an investigative radio journalist and am a member of over 20 political parties and pressure groups,” he said.

“I do this for research, in order to come up with material from my show. In 2004 I did a series of shows on Fusion Radio in which I delved into the BNP.

“I have often mentioned on air my work on the BNP - it is certainly no dirty secret.”

His name and contact details were included alongside his profession: "media: radio/TV production".

Mr Lucas, a Sony Award winner who once worked for Radio One, had eulogised on his website how much he had enjoyed working for his "favourite" radio station, but this morning TalkSport bosses were swift to distance themselves from him.

A spokesman said: “We were not aware of his membership of the BNP until today. We have no plans to use Rod Lucas in the immediate future.”

The membership list was today removed from the original blog where it was published but remains available on other websites.

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