BNP membership list claims first blood
JohnC | 19.11.2008 16:35 | Anti-racism | Repression | Social Struggles | Liverpool
TalkSport DJ Rod Lucas is the first victim of the BNP membership list and more look set to follow. A police officer in Bootle is also under investigation. Look at this http://lancasteruaf.blogspot.com/2008/11/radio-dj-rod-lucas-axed-after-appearing.html
JohnC
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I see
19.11.2008 17:19
rocky road me thinks
just a thought
your rocky road to racism
19.11.2008 17:27
afterthought
To just a thought
19.11.2008 17:30
v
wheres it stop
19.11.2008 17:52
But, I think the point he is making is:
Could a policeman be put under investigation for being Muslim?
(because they may have strong feelings about drunken people and alcohol consumption)
Or could a policeman be put under investigation for being a member of, say, Greenpeace?
(because greenpeace activists regularly break the law)
I think we have to judge policeman on their individual merits, not by their political views.
A person isn't guilty by their thoughts, but by their actions (unless we bring in the thought police mentality of 1984)
D
metaphorical blood...
19.11.2008 17:53
excited
BNP violence?
19.11.2008 18:56
http://www.uaf.org.uk/news.asp?choice=70124
This is a publicity stunt by the BNP and their establishment supporters designed to make their views respectable. As the economy crisis that the power elite created gets worse, they hope that the victims will fight among themselves. There more racist attitudes are spread, the more likely this is.
It is working given the irrational views expressed in this thread:
‘But, I think the point he is making is:
Could a policeman be put under investigation for being Muslim?
(because they may have strong feelings about drunken people and alcohol consumption)’
How on Earth do you make sense of this comment? Since when is it a breach of police powers to arrest someone who is drunk in public?
Firstly, a person is a Muslim by birth and for most it is not a matter of choice. Joining the BNP is a matter of choice. Secondly, what on Earth does the comment on Muslims and alcohol have got to do with anything. This is a comment worthy of the BNP. Thirdly, the principles BNP members sign up to includes discriminating against people on the basis of their race. Would any black people received public subsidy to provide a general service if they also state that they would treat white people differently and unfavourably. If a black job candidate said he believes white people should be treated differently and unfavourably, would he get the job. No! No! No! No one would expect them to. Why is the BNP different?
Today, the BNP want to make out that they are the party of racial equality. If anyone believes that, they must be stupid.
There is a history of the extreme right circulating the address of anti-fascists in the hope that one of their members would attack that person. What is sauce for the Goose…
insidejob
localgibson.com/bnp/
19.11.2008 18:58
google map search
insidejob...
19.11.2008 19:46
Thanks for the link.... very shocking stuff.
I wasn't indicating police shouldn't arrest drunken disorderlys. I was indicating that all people have potential for prejudiced views that affect their ability to perform their chosen profession.
A clearer case in a similar vain to my orginal comment is what happened to a good friend of mine. He went to the Doctor's surgery with bad stomach pains (it is a surgery with 4 doctors). Amongst other things the doctor he saw asked "Have you been drinking recently?"..... yes..... "Then that is your answer to your pains". This is the exact words he then said (according to my friend): "And that is why Islam is better than Christianity" -- totally insane
Several days later he got worse and went to Casualty. It turned out he had an Appendicitis that was classed as an emergency.
Was the Doctor wrong? Or course he was.
Did he let his personal views affect his professional work? Yes he did.
Was my friend angry towards Islam afterwards? Yes he was actually, but we are all human
Did my friend complain afterwards? No, and he is an idiot for not doing so.
Should all Islam doctors be investigated? No, No, No, No, of course not.
A BNP policeman is a worrying thing. Perhaps deserving of investigation for being prejudiced to the extent that they do not perform their job correctly. But you can't say with absolute conviction a BNP-member policeman is racist. Perhaps he is just concerned about immigration levels, but that isn't racist. He doesn't write the racist propoganda. All it indicates is a 'smoking gun' and we all know how they can be drastically wrong sometimes.
Members of all parties are concerned about immigration. Its doesn't make them racist. You will never find a member of any group (BNP, Greenpeace, SNP, etc, etc) that ever agrees 100% with the party line (except the leader and his cronies)
If we go off half cocked in sacking people for holding certain views then most people will be out of a job before the week is out. Otherwise, where do you stop? Every policeman who is a member of Greenpeace should be sacked for supporting an organisation that promotes illegal activities?
Judge people on their individual merits rather than labelling them like cattle.
Before you ask. No I'm not a member of the BNP. I don't hold with their views. I do have concerns about unchecked immigration levels (whatever their race, creed, skin colour etc etc)
d
!!! Re: localgibson.com/bnp/
19.11.2008 20:07
Why is it necessary to enter a full post code to get a list of local BNP members?
In theory, if you enter your OWN postcode it would make you identifiable as searching for local BNP members? Is this not dangerous too?
We do not know who "local gibson" is, or what their motives are.
What I am getting at here is that it is a 15 minute programming job to change your code so only the first 3 or 4 digits are needed. :)
Dodgy
Targeting the BNP is no solution
20.11.2008 09:03
anarchocommunist
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Re: wheres it end
20.11.2008 13:04
I don't think serving police officers (or civil servants) are allowed to be a member of any political party. It keeps the executive part of the government seperate from the administrative - supposedly. The BNP just like to present it as if they are being singled out because that's how they play to their base - people with a persecution complex.
Think of it this way; would you want the Labour/Tory party to have influence over a police officer as a party member when he's supposed to be policing your protest against the party's policy as an impartial servant of the law?
They can still vote for whoever they please, they just can't be an active member of a political party.
MonkeyBot
Only BNP banned from the police
20.11.2008 14:03
The police would never hire anyone from many other groups too. I doubt there are many police officers to admit to supporting 'Class War' or the ALF, but these bans aren't codified.
"I think we have to judge policeman on their individual merits, not by their political views."
We have to judge everyone on their merits, but their political views contribute to their merits, especially when those views expose personality failings like racism. Some daft kid or befuddled pensioner on the list is 'to be pitied not scolded' but any activist though is the same type of cancer cell that ruined Europe 70 years ago, and which could reoccur quickly in the coming financial depression.
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TO MONKEY BOOT
20.11.2008 22:07
ANON
This one
24.11.2008 14:06
Mr. Matt Timson
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02476 382819
07702 110003
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Activist. (!!!)
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