BNP Members list leaked on the internet

[Bagpuss]

I place a great deal of emphasis on information security and it seemed the right thing to do, contact the party chariman to let him know.

Equally I'd do the same if it was Gordos mob or Cameron's crowd.

Just because I may not agree with their policies, doesn't mean I should treat them with bigotry myself.

I was surprised at how well spoken he was though.

I don't think they can be compared in anyway to the mainsteam parties or deserve the same level of respect. I also doubt the likelihood of an unconnected member of the public being able to directly call the leader of a political party.

[Bob Dalek]

Hmmm... Police & Prison Officers under threat of the sack if their employer (both, let us not forget, involved in no small way with law enforcement) acts upon the contents of an illegally publicized document containing private data. Ooops! Sounds a bit actionable.

[Board Game Geek]

I also doubt the ability of an unconnected member of the public being able to directly call the leader of a political party.

I was quite surprised too, but his mobile was listed. Personally, I think all leaders of parties should be able to field calls directly from the people they serve.

[Bob Dalek]

I don't think they can be compared in anyway to the mainsteam parties or deserve the same level of respect. I also doubt the likelihood of an unconnected member of the public being able to directly call the leader of a political party.

You are so right. Just like those toerags, The Suffragettes, who could not be compared in anyway to the mainstream parties of the day; didn't deserve the same level of respect; etc. I congratulate you, sir, for your "They think differently to me: ban them now!" opinions. Refreshingly open-minded and democratic.

[TheFaQQer]

Looks like the original list has been taken down.

I've not checked anywhere else, as I copied it onto my laptop last night.

I'll do a quick postcode check for you for £50 a post code

[sasguru]

While I don't condone publishing people's addresses in the public domain, I have little sympathy for the twerps. Looking at some of the postings on their forums, it's like woodlice and cockroaches scurrying around when a small stone has been lifted, crying "poor me".
They should have the pride of their convictions and stand up for what they believe if they think they are right.

[Bagpuss]

I was quite surprised too, but his mobile was listed. Personally, I think all leaders of parties should be able to field calls directly from the people they serve.

You should have told him you were an immigrant

[sasguru]

You should have told him you were an immigrant

Anyone do a good Jamaican accent? Endless fun to be had

[Alf W]

You are so right. Just like those toerags, The Suffragettes, who could not be compared in anyway to the mainstream parties of the day; didn't deserve the same level of respect; etc. I congratulate you, sir, for your "They think differently to me: ban them now!" opinions. Refreshingly open-minded and democratic.

You are seriously drawing parallels between The Suffragettes and the BNP????

[Bob Dalek]

While I don't condone publishing people's addresses in the public domain, I have little sympathy for the twerps. Looking at some of the postings on their forums, it's like woodlice and cockroaches scurrying around when a small stone has been lifted, crying "poor me".
They should have the pride of their convictions and stand up for what they believe if they think they are right.

Disagree. It's a minority group and hated (rightly) by most. But... it is legal. There are many who don't broadcast to the world their private matters, and why is membership of a political party any different? Until the BNP is caught, as an entity, breaking the law wholesale, then it has to be allowed to carry on. Else, who decides who can say what, think what? As for it being a sacking offence to be a member if one's a copper, etc.: it'd be funny if it wasn't so obviously Stalinist.