Originally Posted by K-P (Post 652863) As you say you knew the intercity firm then you would know what everyone else called them :)

Originally Posted by cashman (Post 652873) no i said i knew a few guys from them n the other outfit. actually they had pretty responsible jobs.:)

Originally Posted by K-P (Post 652875) What on earth are you talking about? You drop a sentance saying you know people then backpeddle... Clown!

Originally Posted by BERNADETTE (Post 652848) Do you agree with it being published on the web? And if you do would you like your name and address made available to everybody for being a member of the Conservative party? Seems wrong to me that it is fair play for one parties members names and addresses to be made public. Could lead to all sorts of things happening.

Originally Posted by garinda (Post 652624) I've done BB5, and now I'm on BB3.:)

Originally Posted by Less (Post 652870) Surely just the fact that this list must have been on a computer somewhere must bring it under the data protection act?

'The Internet may be the last bastion of free speech, so make the most it whilst you can. I am sure that in the near future, the government will pull out all the stops to ban us from Cyber-space too!'

Interestingly the website is still listing the names and locations of it's opponents in other parties who have been convicted of criminal offences.

Though strangely I can't see listed the names of any B.N.P. members convicted of similar crimes, including leader Nick Griffin's conviction in 1998 for inciting racial hatred.

Strange that.