17-07-2004 14:40									#91
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The thing is, it's not like anyone would have known Barclays held the BNP's accounts ir would bother about it. It's not really very sensible this from Barclays either.

Now I'm thinking back to last summer when I issued a few Barclaycards to the BNP, including to a Mr Nicholas Griffin

	17-07-2004 18:41									#92
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quote: The thing is, it's not like anyone would have known Barclays held the BNP's accounts ir would bother about it. It's not really very sensible this from Barclays either.

Likely a probe in the BNP, or maybe they make direct-debit payments. I think it is sensible, the bank as a business has to protect its reputation. If you run a bank, would you allow such people to open an account? Furthermore it is the banks perogative.

quote: Now I'm thinking back to last summer when I issued a few Barclaycards to the BNP, including to a Mr Nicholas Griffin

You do know that you're probably breaking the law by telling us that? .

	17-07-2004 18:57									#93
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quote: Originally posted by Park Avenue *wonders if The Hook's bank account is suspended*

If it hasn't then the bank in question would be acting in breach of several laws that could land its directors in jail for up to 14 years. If you're trying to make some point about hypocrisy, try thinking it through before posting.

	17-07-2004 18:59									#94
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This thread makes great reading for anyone interested in the issue of censorship. The fact is that we live in a censored society. It's just a question of where you feel the line should be drawn.

	17-07-2004 19:03									#95
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I think if you're coming at it from a utilitarian point of view, at least a more classical interpretation, then the BNP would be the first group to be censored full stop. I, however, am not coming at it from that point of view.

	17-07-2004 19:05									#96
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quote: Originally posted by Park Avenue The thing is, it's not like anyone would have known Barclays held the BNP's accounts ir would bother about it. It's not really very sensible this from Barclays either.

Well we saw BNP Councillors discussing bomb-making, conspiring to criminal acts of arson and crimes of violence. If the bank has reasonable grounds to suspect that funds under their control are being used for criminal purposes then the law obliges them to act.

"Sensible" is acting as they have.

	17-07-2004 19:06									#97
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Agreed

	18-07-2004 19:00									#98
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quote: Well we saw BNP Councillors discussing....

Correction: Ex-BNP Councillors.

Their private beliefs are not shared at all.

	18-07-2004 20:43									#99
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You don't think their private beliefs affect the party at all? If someone is in a party which does not represent their views, then we can assume they either want alcohol or power, and neither are particular healthy, even without considering the nature of their private views in the first place!

	18-07-2004 20:49									#100
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"You don't think their private beliefs affect the party at all?"

How is the Labour Party affected by Tony Blair's Christianity?

	18-07-2004 20:58									#101
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The fact that party policy supports religion? The effect becomes more pronounced the more extreme the party becomes. I, for example, would not inflict the consumption of tuna sandwiches and cognitive relativism on the nation if I came to power, whereas people like the BNP, I wouldn't be so sure about. I can tell you, it won't be relativism and it certainly won't be cognitive .

	18-07-2004 21:09									#102
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You're talking nonsense again. For someone who is apparently writing a book, you never write with clairty.

	18-07-2004 21:15									#103
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Meaning you don't understand. Read back, read over again, memorise and repeat it. I'll ring the BBC and buy you a plastic tinky-winky.

	18-07-2004 21:17									#104
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Desent everybody know that BNP stands for British NAZI Party.

	18-07-2004 21:27									#105
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quote: Originally posted by Park Avenue Correction: Ex-BNP Councillors. Their private beliefs are not shared at all.

No. They were BNP Councillors when they made the statements indicating conspiracy.

And, lest we forget, there are two convicted terrorist bombers in the BNP National Executive.

	18-07-2004 21:29									#106
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Lets not forget Griffin and the NF

	18-07-2004 21:29									#107
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quote: Originally posted by Park Avenue For someone who is apparently writing a book, you never write with clairty.

Sig material. Any takers?

	18-07-2004 21:31									#108
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Laz, what criminal convictions are you aware of in other political parties?

	18-07-2004 21:32									#109
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There are a lot of non-white hate groups which never seem to get any press here in the US.

	18-07-2004 21:32									#110
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quote: Sig material. Any takers?

	18-07-2004 21:33									#111
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quote: Laz, what criminal convictions are you aware of in other political parties?

No terrorist ones I'm sure

	19-07-2004 07:38									#112
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quote: Originally posted by Park Avenue "You don't think their private beliefs affect the party at all?" How is the Labour Party affected by Tony Blair's Christianity?

What, you mean groups like the Christian Socialists for instance?

It's not like they're a new development:

http://www.spartacus.schoolnet.co.uk/REsocialism.htm

They've been there since the very beginning- but then you probably think Keir Hardie was a chubby American comedian.


I'm puzzled as to what you were studying at university- applied gormlessness with subsidiary macrame, or advanced ignorance with offensive behavioural studies?

	19-07-2004 15:15									#113
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Economics.

I also did a module in Political Theory which took up 20 credits of the 240 in which I was assessed.

Looks like Laz must be struggling to find details about money laundering, paedophilia, etc - strange, I had assumed his sources regarding political criminality would have been quite complete.

	19-07-2004 21:38									#114
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If you can point out any other party with a similar proportion of criminals among their National Executive and policy-makers, I'll happily denounce them.

Good luck.

	19-07-2004 22:35									#115
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I'm sure opposition to Hitler and Stalin were declared criminals too.

	19-07-2004 23:04									#116
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http://www.amazon.co.uk/exec/obidos...4605549-3813462

	19-07-2004 23:12									#117
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quote: Originally posted by Park Avenue I'm sure opposition to Hitler and Stalin were declared criminals too.

Indeed they were, but not by the British judicial system.

	20-07-2004 00:13									#118
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"Indeed they were, but not by the British judicial system."

No, by people who disagreed with them politically. Same difference.

	20-07-2004 00:20									#119
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You're a ****ing looooooooooonnnnnnn

	20-07-2004 00:23									#120
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quote: No, by people who disagreed with them politically. Same difference.

You don't honestly believe your tripe do you?