Someone sent me that list of BNP members yesterday, with the message: 'you're on this'. I'm not of course, but I immediately searched for anyone I might know. I didn't know how I'd react if I found them. Imagine finding your boss on their or your Dad! Luckily I didn't know anyone, though I didn't get the chance to look at the full list.
What I did see I found repugnant. All those members, all part of a secret society that dare not speak it's name. A sinister underground movement that works in mysterious ways. It's like a Dennis Wheatley novel. Society wise, no stone was left unturned. The whole class system represented. Whole families in there, children under 18, all fully paid up to the cause. Who knew that the Dennisons at No.15 were in the BNP? You do now!
What I found most disturbing, however, was seeing doctors, teachers, nurses and policemen on the list. One woman, a ward sister, described her hobbies as including cross-stitch, cooking and 'helping those in need' - not everyone in need, I presume. Just white British. It's make me want to be physically sick.
I find it all shocking and chilling. This secret society, Policemen who have to be discreet, private investigators, company directors, people who had changed their name - and not because they'd got married. You just don't know people do you?
I can't link to it now, as it's been removed, but it made horrible reading.
Who's your neighbour?
