Comments on: Master Race

By: skud's sister

skud's sister — Sun, 23 Nov 2008 11:51:33 +0000

Thanks for explaining the fact that my name and address are on the electoral Register – a subtle aspect of the democratic system previous unconsidered by anyone voting to the left of Atilla the Hun – but that is surely not the point. The electoral register doesn’t tell you my job, my political affiliations or my interests. Surely no-one would target political hatred/opposition based purely on name and address? (Although I understand the BNP list is a tad short of Patels, Singhs and Hussains….)

By: Nimrod

Nimrod — Sat, 22 Nov 2008 00:00:56 +0000

Regarding the videos on Redwatch:
WE no longer see WealdenUAF as a threat anymore. They have justified their purpose in keeping a lid on the rise of the Far-Left in Sussex area. Of course, everyone’s name and address is readily available in the Electoral Register, so why panic, although there seems to be some renewed vigour in your attempted bashing judging by your recent excitability. Regards, X.

By: Skuds

Skuds — Thu, 20 Nov 2008 20:08:37 +0000

Gordon – it could be a cunning plan to discredit the HRA!

Danivon – as a past candidate DB’s address and affiliation area matter of public record, although her email address may not have been. If she is complaining either she is stupid or hoping to elicit some knee-jerk sympathy from others who are stupid.

Given their small membership there must be few of them who have not appeared on nomination papers and thus had their name put up on council noticeboards at some time if they are in a place where they have had any candidates.

By: Danivon

Danivon — Thu, 20 Nov 2008 10:00:42 +0000

It is odd to see that Human Rights activists, and even Searchlight, have defended the right to privacy of BNP ‘members’ (it’s possible that some names are bogus, and many state the the member has or will leave). The very people that the BNP would like to expel and repress are the ones who are standing up for their rights. I think it highlights the basic inhumane attitude of the BNP and their supporters.

Mind you, I saw Donna Bailey complaining that her details were out. We all know she’s in the BNP, she’s stood for them and as an ‘independent’ with their support, and her address must already be public domain. It’s one thing for ordinary members to claim privacy, but candidates are pretty much already making their association public.

By: Gordon Seekings

Gordon Seekings — Thu, 20 Nov 2008 02:26:04 +0000

The thing I find so surreal about this whole thing is that the Bad News Party are claiming it is an infringement of their Human Rights under the HR Act………an Act they want to see repealed!

By: Skuds

Skuds — Wed, 19 Nov 2008 12:20:31 +0000

The link is dead now anyway – I’m a bit surprised it lasted as long as it did. I think that Google/Blogspot tend to take a cautious approach with anything remotely controversial. A shame the companies that host redwatch are not so craven.

I will be surprised if the copy at Wikileaks disappears as quickly though…

By: Skuds

Skuds — Wed, 19 Nov 2008 12:13:15 +0000

For the same reason I linked to Redwatch: it is out there and not linking to it will not make it go away – it is not hard to find this particular copy of the list, or any of the other (more easily searched) versions of it.

By: Danivon

Danivon — Wed, 19 Nov 2008 09:10:00 +0000

If you think it’s a bad thing to do, why did you link to it?