Message from the bottom of the leaked list:

"@EDL & BNP; its not over yet, this was just the starter, the main course is yet to come . . . .
secure your sites, give me a challenge, this was way too easy."

Looks like "the strangler " is going to have more to cry about yet...but anyway, eat up now you fascist bully because it sounds like the next course is going to be on the table soon!

Nice try Jeff, but none of these hacks have anything directly or indirectly to do with UK Fightback

The EDL section of this list has already been published and seems to check out, but I extracted 117 e-mail addresses from the new BNP section of this list, which included 8 from Poland (.pl) and 7 from Russia (.ru), which seems very unlikely on any genuine list of British nationalists. As a test I alphabetized and Googled the initial 20 e-mail addresses in the BNP section, and of those 2 returned no Google hits, while ALL the others turned out to be e-mail addresses used not by BNP members but by known commercial spammers (as listed on anti-spam services such as www.stopforumspam.com and www.botscout.com)

The 2 websites mentioned in the list data (www.johnhurren.com +  http://edwardanthonygrant.wordpress.com) did check out as being BNP supporters, but in my view the huge proportion of spammers on this list strongly suggests this list is a fake sent out by Casuals United and the EDL as part of their recently announced plans to try to entrap and ID on-line Anti-Fascists. Best be safe - DO NOT CONTACT ANYONE ON THIS LIST

IP Shielding's scepticism and caution should be heeded carefully. The BNP list would appear to be a list of users of BNPTV, rather than the membership list. If this is just people who have registered to get more information, some of them might even be anti-fascists monitoring the BNP - of course using a throw-away web email NOT their own - one hopes. However, the large number of spammer email addresses suggests that the spam addresses were automatically submitted by a web-crawler of some nature. To stop this, most web forms contain countermeasures to determine whether a human is submitting a form - either a "CAPTCHA" or some sort of puzzle like adding two numbers. That the BNPTV site seems not to have had, comes as no surprise, when the BNP have a habit of sacking their web designer every few months.

One final comment - I am disappointed that the person responsible included a load of SQL statements. Why broadcast how it was done?