Begging for it..

"Fined £200 for leaking the data" - HAHAHAHAHAAAA. Whohahahaha. Hihihi, hihi, hihihiHAHAHAHA. Cough, splutter, so.. hahaha, haha, gnigni, hihi, sorry, snirf. And you call THAT law enforcement? Hihihi.

No wonder the sale of blank CDs to government has gone up, haha, and their approach to handling disclosure risk will be something appropriate like closing the railway services to stop data being left on trains. I'm positive the unions will assist by calling a postal strike too.

Best. laugh. ever. There is no chance this problem will ever be solved if there aren't stiff fines associated with that. I can't see what that isn't happening, current government officials would not land in jail anyway as they have conveniently ensured they are full already. For once good planning..

(yeah, I'm a cynic. So sue me).

Surely....

If it's hater's data, then the leak should be hater-haters' data?

He'll be upset

One of the entries is a lecturer in human rights and data protection.

Leak?

If this is a genuine leak intended to discredit, it'll probably have the reverse effect.

At a time when the other parties are rapidly losing credibility, if the BNP has genuinely gained 100,000 members the other parties have something to worry about; on the other hand it could have been deliberately leaked…

Shamlessly stolen from The Now Show

Showing national distaste for the BNP is getting us now where, no body likes them and they don't care and all that.

What we need to do is all join the BNP, vote Sir Trevor McDonald in as leader and change their name to something silly like Badgers, Not Potatoes.

That'd shut them up

Including a Peer !!!!

Is that a long walk off a short pier?

"Both Wikileaks and the BNP suggested some of the names listed may not be members."

That list is worthless then, what’s the point in leaking rubbish? It just means all the useful stuff they post is discredited by association with the website itself.

Which is sad for a website that serves such a useful purpose.

Who is it? Lib Lab Con or...

MI5, freemasonry, rainbow girls, order of the eastern star, order of demolay, grotto, tall cedars of lebanon, order of the nights of malta, order of the red cross, royal arch, york rite, scottish rite, daughters of the nile, shriner, shrine, the pope, the papal, vatican, the pacific institute, common purpose, tavistock institute, mansfield miners welfare, jobs daughters, order of the knights templar, the meruvians, the windsors, the rothschilds the frankish dynasty?

@Ex-IT

@Ex-IT - All new memberships have had 100,000 added to the ID, either to make it look like the ranks have swelled, or just to delimit them from the older entries.

@Roger Pearse

"Frankly I am more afraid of those who think political intimidation is acceptable than of anything I hear about the BNP"

You need to get out a bit more and stop reading the BNP press releases.

What do you think the BNP are doing if it's not political intimidation ?

@ EX-IT

it's more like the bmp 'bumped up' the membership I.D. By 100,000 for new members to make it *look* like they are getting huge numbers of new members when in fact their numbers or paying members have not rised that dramatically...

@Mark Lockwood

"Showing national distaste for the BNP is getting us now where, no body likes them and they don't care and all that."

Actually it's absolutely the right way to deal with these spanners. Well applied and moderate disdain and ridicule will ensure that they eventually splinter and disintegrate through infighting, internecine power-struggles and coup attempts like their predecessors the Brown shirts, NF ad nauseum - as befits the boorish nazi fucks.

I'm not a BNP but let them speak

I'm afraid of the new attitude of political intolerance.

BNP may (do) have their idealogical problems but their real problem seems to be that they haven't drunk from the same jug of cool-aid as ALL the other political choices and hence being something different are a challenge, so the present power-sharing parties who are desperately trying to get tolerant free-thinking citizens to WANT to quash political freedom.

watch the shadows if you want to see who is pulling your strings.

Sam

Frankly, my dear....

I'd be far more worried if I were to see influential/intelligent*/authority figures appearing in a membership list of The Labour Party.

*actually, that would totally prove a lack of intelligence, so scrub that description.

Why so scared?

The time to stand up and be counted has arrived for party members. If you don't want your name on the list, don't support the party - simples.

What have they got to be afraid of? Would Labour, Lib Dem or Tory party members not like their details being leaked? ... No, because their parties are not fuelled by racist, hate filled bile barfed up for the tabloid reading masses to lap up under the thin veil of politics. Primary school teachers won't be looked down upon in the same way for supporting the Lib Dems. If the BNP party members genuinely hold their views so strongly they donate to the party then they won't mind who knows what party they support.

publish and be damned

Tme to publish all political parties members, and anyone who contributes both financially and in kind. If you seek to aid an organisation that could have power of the population, in any form, then the population should be able to know who you are. If you are not prepared to stand up and be linked to their policies then why should I have to have to face the prospect of living under them?

The military

The army seems to be the pot calling the kettle black here, It's one of the most racist organisations out there. Remember the BBC undercover documentary where most of the new recruits had joined specifically so they could go and kill "towel heads"?

The BNP have a right to a voice, otherwise we don't live in a country of free speech. All you ever hear Labour talk about it banning them, which is pretty much par for the course for such a fascist party.

@Elmer Phud

Last I checked, the BNP aren't going round and advocating that none of the rest of the political parties are to be disallowed a voice through the media. Hell, nobody's complaining about Sinn Fein these days, and those guys were responsible for murder.

"Tolerance" as preached these days seems to be "we'll tolerate things as long as they're done our way", for example feminist movements funding shelters that won't accept cash from sources that don't adhere to what they consider to be liberation of women.

Honestly, I'm fed up of this "tolerance" stance unless it cuts all ways. It's currently used to bypass honest debate and openness and paint people into a diabolic light if they have different opinions. Everyone has a voice. If they paint themself as diabolic, then so be it. Hung by their own admissions.

Stifling people because you disagree with them? Hmm.. Can you say "totalitarian"?

Stop whining

Those whining that the ridicule heaped upon the BNP is some sort of intolerance need to stop wanking it and get a life.

Freedom of speech also means the freedom to be called a stupid git. Freedom of assembly also means the freedom of others to lump you in with your lunatic friends. Freedom of the press means the freedom to be criticized on your bilious screeds.

Such as it is on the other side of the pond, so shall it be everywhere.

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BMO

Errrr

You do realise it's the party members names and addresses that are being leaked?

And you do also realise that it is also (supposedly) our right to a secret ballot. I hope your name address and party affiliations and any other personal details get leaked online. I'm pretty sure the people in power as you say do announce themselves or how the hell would they even get there.

Not that I care much about the BNP or it's policy, it's just the principle. Are people really that scared of the BNP to do crap like this?

503'd

I think Wikileaks has melted ; (

13.30 on Tuesday and the site is unreachable. If it really is hosted on a box under a bed in a log-cabin in Sweden, I hope someone's checking it's not on fire...

Assorted nuts

Sam Liddicot - completely agree with your post. The establishment really are going all out now. Nu Liebours created a scary place that used to be Great Britain.

Dave 160 - You missed the point that if your a BNP member you will lose your job if it's in the public sector or even if your say a train driver as your union will excommunicate you. so there's a loss of livlihood aspect. Short step to locking up the political dissidents isn't it.

Let's ask ourselves just what is the point of leaking the list of names addresses and phone numbers? It can only be so the UAF sends round the bully boys to break up your home, terrorise your family and get you fired from your job. Hardly a worthwhile purpose is it.

If your publishing names and addresses of extremists the why not Anjem Choudhary? Why not Peter Hain or any of the Liebour scum that have ruined this country.

No I'm not a member of ANY political party but I have just donated to UKIP.

Why? Because of the selective prosecution of UKIP over donations.

http://www.bbc.co.uk/blogs/newsnight/michaelcrick/2009/10/spot_the_differences.html

This is the real stasi at work.

AC because the UAF obviously have ears.

"The values of these extremists — many of whom are essentially racist —"

"... are fundamentally at odds with the values of the modern British military, such as tolerance and fairness."

Try asking many of the black and asian recruits how "tolerant and fair" some whites in the British Military are...

Ooops

Time to move house again methinks.

Big deal

Just read the list spreadsheet.

Big Fat Hairy Deal. This party has max 50 people in many constituencies. They are smaller than small fry. Why is the LibLabcon establishment working this story up so much?

Can only be because dissent will not be tolerated by the Fuhrer Brown. There he is chewing the carpet throwing Nokia's alll over the place.

Pathetic.

Disaster

The fact that the BNP is a living breathing problem is caused by the cowardly politicians, the worst my country has had in generations. Most hate britain, most are partaking in the destruction of the institutions, and today, specifically the armed forces. Most are involved in creating 1984, and multiculturalism is enforced by political correctness that is both unpopular_and_unjust. If the core of politics won;t talk or debate about things like immigration, and political correctness, then it is not hard to see why people are not tolerating the status quo any more.

And before anyone starts yabbering about the BNP, the problem with this outlook is that the BNP are not the ones trying to silence debate, they are not the ones trying to 'ban' political opponents. They are not the ones building 1984, and taking parts in disgusting EU projects that only the stasi would be proud of.

Our politicians should be utterly ashamed of themselves. They have created this terrible situation, and they are wholly responsible. They must step forward with answers and solutions to people's problems, not pretend that they don't exist and that this BNP 'success' is some kind of accident. The BNP is going to go on growing unless there is a wake up call and a serious one at that. People at ground level *are* sick of 1984, immigration, political correct stupidity, and totalitarian multiculturalism.

The armed forces

Isn't the army where the same BNP-voting council estate kids go to get some discipline kicked into them so they can become respectable members of society?

@Elmer Phud

"What do you think the BNP are doing if it's not political intimidation ?"

Getting elected by an ever growing dis-gruntled population while morons like you sit on your moral pedastals whilst wearing blinkers.

Fail icon right back at ya.

@ Roger Pearse

After the twentieth century experience of far right wing groups across the world, I think we can afford to treat them with a certain amount of the prejudice they seem so keen to deliver to others. Let's face it they've caused more loss of life in Europe,South America - are you telling me that Pinochet was a nice bloke ?, the results of fascistic nationalism in Asia, where even more lives were lost than in Europe, and yes, the charming apartheid regime in South Africa, than any previous century of warfare. At least the most cancerous extreme left wing regimes had the decency to fall apart of there own accord.

The BNP are no answer to any of Britains perceived ills and may well end up causing a whole lot more of them.

Glad to hate nazis and fascist wingnuts, they lower the tone of the neighbourhood.

What the hell is BNP?

The first rule of journalism, or any writing, is to define your acronyms. BNP may mean something to Brits, but The Register is supposed to be trying to not be so provincial.