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neo-nazi British People Party in Liverpool

clarence carlos | 01.02.2006 13:20 | Anti-racism | Liverpool

neo nazi group British People Party leafletting in Liverpool

The British Peoples Party have started putting up their stickers and campaign literature around the Aigburth and Dingle areas of Liverpool - my next door's car had a BPP leaflet on its windscreen, and all of the local post boxes had been 'tagged' by them.
It may be a case of a couple of young 'uns who feel isolated and the curse of peer pressure, or it could be the beginning of something more sinister, a larger scheme to intimidate the community.
Have other communities come across the BPP? Is the BPP a splinter of the BNP, or have nothing to do with the BNP? What ways have communities dealt with them?

clarence carlos

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Others Deal With them Uncharitably

01.02.2006 19:23

The BPP can be found, in some detail, on the Leeds Bradford Indymedia.
They are, by all accounts, unpleasant recdivist criminals. Further comment
and the true and accurate history can be obtained from Leeds.

Particularly interesting since they've just lost their Mail Box in Leeds - so if the stickers have that address on they're probably getting the best out of their hard laundered cash.

 http://www.indymedia.org.uk/en/regions/leedsbradford/

And take if from there.

Or Maybe the BPP have all decamped to the seaside. Who knows.

Uncharitable

BPP

02.02.2006 19:40


Leeds dealt with them in a very appropriate way..........

Combat combat18

BPP

15.02.2006 22:48

I think BPP are what's left of the White National Party, their site is www.bppuk.org

Concerned

They've been distributing anti-Jewish crap too

26.02.2006 18:40

I'm not sure if it was in Liverpool or Manchester, but I read that the BPP had been protesting against the building of a Jewish school and handing out leaflets called something like 'Say No To Jew School'. From what I've read of them, they're pretty creepy.

Lotte