Local accounts plundered to make up shortfall
Continuing anger over Spanish jaunts
Treasurer sidelined to BNP post office job
Begging letters get more hysterical
Panic over £30,000 gamble
There's more chaos in the British National Party this weekend as branches reel from the news that once again their accounts have been rifled to prop up an incompetent and extravagant party management.
Furious fundholders have been in touch with us to complain that their local accounts have been raided again because head office has disastrously overspent and can no longer manage to balance the books without thieving from the branches. Another fundholder with a direct line to the treasury has revealed that the main BNP account has hit rock-bottom and stood at less than £3000 a few days ago - not a great deal for a so-called 'major' political party.
BNP head office has often rightly been accused of mismanagement and worse, and the party's former treasurer John Walker (replaced yesterday by former Solihull organiser Jenny Noble) has been rumoured to have hit the bottle heavily as the party's financial situation continues to worsen. Having the incompetent moron Dave Hannam as his second in command can't have been a lot of help either...
Much more here: http://lancasteruaf.blogspot.com/2008/06/john-walker-quits-bnp-treasury.html
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Any quisling businessman- agents etc who bail them out will regret it
15.06.2008 12:48
Wayne
They must already be regretting it from sound of fraud so far,but
15.06.2008 12:51
They will either never live down the shame or have to live in a prison,island or bunker for the rest of their lives
Wayne
This was inevitable
15.06.2008 19:52
Nobody is suggesting false accounting. But, the BNP need to be open about their financials.
That Larry O'Hara fellow should have picked up an email some months ago, which outlined the forensic possibilities with the trail and final accounts submitted to the Commission.
Sadly for those who have benefited from the misplaced funds of their party, the money trail is obvious when you actually start thinking who could benefit.
The Red White and Blue festival? The consequent refusal of licence? Would that really be enough to expose financial mismanagement? Or would the Royalties of Great White Records?
At the end of the day, all that is needed is for people to ask: can you explain these accounts?
Nick Griffins Accountant
There's only one solution...
16.06.2008 12:13
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