BNP membership list has been put online.
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indeed they do.
It's pretty much public domain now, so I thought I'd make it easier for U75'ers in a hurry
can't you read?
Chairman Meow
Perth, WA
Fuck, this company are going to be pissed:
http://www.klowt.com
They do ethical clothing and help folks out in Africa including:
http://www.rockofhope.co.uk/
When you do a search on klowt.com now, the list of BNP members appears in google where their name associated with it
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TomPaine
http://www.klowt.com
They do ethical clothing and help folks out in Africa including:
http://www.rockofhope.co.uk/
When you do a search on klowt.com now, the list of BNP members appears in google where their name associated with it
.TomPaine
subversplat
writer of wrongs
Err...?
Not telling right now....Bob_the_lost
Elsewhere
Can i be the first one to manically blame MI5?!!!!
Here's what Cruddas said about the BNP's attitude to Data Protection back in 2007:
"What is being uncovered in the internal workings of the British National Party appears to be systemic criminality in terms of data protection, bugging, theft, money laundering and the operation of the Political Parties, Elections and Referendums Act 2000. This is not the behaviour of a legitimate political party and I very much hope to see the police and the Electoral Commission investigate these charges"
Fancy that!
"What is being uncovered in the internal workings of the British National Party appears to be systemic criminality in terms of data protection, bugging, theft, money laundering and the operation of the Political Parties, Elections and Referendums Act 2000. This is not the behaviour of a legitimate political party and I very much hope to see the police and the Electoral Commission investigate these charges"
Fancy that!
Stay Beautiful
Well-Known Member
Unless it is a very unlikely coincidence, (going by the very uncommon name) there is a chap on there who writes (wrote?) for The Spectator, amongst other things. Not much of a celeb really but there you go. Also looking at his articles, it would figure.
butchersapron
Bring back hanging
That's what he said whilst under parilamentary immunity. Wouldn't say it i real life.
The BNP didn't release this themselves for fucks sake. Someone who either used to have access and who had recorded the details or someone not authorised to have them them broke into their system and got them.
To be honest, it does seem a bit harsh that some companies names are on there. They probably don't know about their employees political party memberships, and may find themselves on the end of a backlash regarding this. Also they can't just go and sack him/her either.
I bet this thing is going to cause a shit storm, its all over the press and message boards etc. now.
TomPaine
I bet this thing is going to cause a shit storm, its all over the press and message boards etc. now.
TomPaine
Kid_Eternity
Quis custodiet ipsos custodes?
Have anyone been emailing the various companies with details of their BNP staff? I reckon it'd be easy to get this lot sacked for fear of the publicity...
Fuck, this company are going to be pissed:
http://www.klowt.com
They do ethical clothing and help folks out in Africa including:
http://www.rockofhope.co.uk/
When you do a search on klowt.com now, the list of BNP members appears in google where their name associated with it
TomPaine
When you do a whois on klowt.com you get the same name.
When you do a search of his full name you find he is a company director.
I wasn't implying that they released it themselves. Merely noting that if they haven't fulfilled their obligations under the Data Protection Act they could be in quite a bit of bother. Let's hope so.
Any company with a basic IT usage policy should be able - to a certain extent - nobble anyone who used their work email facility for membership of a political party.
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