He’s got a face you could quite happily slap with a box jellyfish and somehow, from a rock pool in Barking, he’s crawled his way out and is now a member of the European Parliament. Nick ‘Would you let me kiss your baby’ Griffin made a complete arse of himself recently on Question Time and now the BNP have been investigated by the Panorama team in a programme aired the BBC called, The Fraud Exposed. The words ‘smoke’ and ‘fire’ come to mind…
Now we all know political parties have their secret funders, and you can’t help but wonder why you would want to remain anonymous? Some might say it’s because of their integrity and others may say it’s purely down to personal choice, but I’m not sure this is the case when you pledged your allegiance to the British Nasty Party.
If I didn’t know better I’d say they were spineless coward’s ladies and gentlemen, cowards with something to hide. Although from the outside looking in, it seems as if these private funders are embarrassed to be openly associated with this party because of their views on the far right and want to protect their careers.
I mean, just at a basic level, would you vote for a person who surrounds himself with ‘knuckle grazers’ who only learned to walk upright that week. Have you seen them? They all look as if they should be working on the door at an east end night club! Call me Mr Picky, but wouldn’t it give off a better air if heir Griffin used professional security guards!
Over the years its clarity and access to information that makes a party popular , that’s why most political parties have a registered HQ which is accessible to the public, and its run by a thoroughly nice chap or ‘chapess’ and an administrator. Why, there would even be a sign on the outside of the building that would welcome you in for a chat. Not so for the, so called, British Neurosis Party
Imagine the meeting somewhere in Barking, east London. “Where can we set up our HQ so all of our members can drop by and tarry awhile over our policies? Ooh, I know, how about a low industrial estate in east Belfast! And who should we approach to set up this base of warm accessibility? How about that friendly former Ulster Loyalist and fund raiser Jim Dowson? Perfect!”
The BNP were resident at this unit for two and a half years, there were CCTV cameras everywhere, but what they didn’t have was a sign outside stating who they were. Very odd don’t you think? Surely, if they were that popular they would advertise their party and proclaim their open door policy to their proud members one and all? Conning the thick and the easily led if you ask me!
As the big bucks began rolling in Mr Griffin had elevated his status to an MEP. Now would be the perfect time to acquire a decent residence for their party’s headquarters. Did they aspire to this obvious plan – did they bollocks! They did move their operation to Cumbria though, but sadly that’s were the clarity and openness ends, and they left a trail of debt behind them. In terms of being honest it seems; it doesn’t appear to be the BNP’s most redeeming feature.
They choose another low key industrial estate for their European Office, unit 3B to be precise, and again they forgot that all important sign outside. Sound odd to you – I’d say it sounds a tad shady. But there’s more… Then they moved their National Office into unit 3A next door, where at some point it’s claimed, the electric was siphoned from their Euro office. Can you smell smoke?
All claims of the financial irregularities have been denied and this leaves the leader of the British Nazi Party with an unblemished record, for now. You could he’s whiter than white, I won’t but you could. So, the date of this text is 00/00/00 let’s see how long it takes the police to catch up with Mr Griffin and his east end tactics, it can’t be long now surely, I’ll give it another 12 months.
On paper, the BNP was technically in solvent in 2009, and again this has been denied by their Fuhrer. He claims the current accusations have been brought about by former party members with an axe to grind. Well, if I’d been held hostage in a van in a Tesco’s car park, I think I’d be pretty pissed off!
Another question you have to ask yourself is, who would you choose to be the party treasurer? Surely you’d make enquiries with one of the many reputable finance organizations – but no, Mr Griffin chose to employ a former bouncer and lard specialist instead!
Is it any wonder then, after a 27 year run, the BNP are down to just 10 counsellors and their membership figures are dropping by the day…
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