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?
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?
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