BNP chief exposed as Nazi

The troubled News International Group’s flagship tabloid last week demonstrated that it could do investigative journalism that fellow journalist and the public at large can be proud of.

Brian Flynn literally put his life at risk to go undercover to film BNP bosses gorging themselves on extreme fascism along with other European neo-Nazis.

We have argued that for the last decade the BNP bosses and their members of temporarily exchanged their ‘Jack’ boots for pin-striped suits to give them the façade of respectability. From Jeremy Paxman to Question Time Nick Griffin told anyone who would listen that the old Nazis image of the BNP had been consigned to history.

Brian Flynn graphically exposed the BNP lie. In his video he shows the Party’s General Secretary Chris Hurst repeatedly given the Nazi salute along the other fascist as they applaud the queen of race hate Saga during one of her live gigs. The concerts formed part of a three day festival of hate in which Nazi memorabilia and ideology where on sale.

After such a horrific slaughter by the Norwegian Anders Breivik one might have thought Neo-Nazis across Europe would have kept their heads done. Far from it. If anything they are buoyed by what one of their own has done. Hurst commented to the Sun’s undercover reporter.

"It's good to fight back - but not by killing young white people." Although for the 22-year-old BNP man the only reason he would not have killed them was because he argued; we need them to breed’, to increase the white population.

Both the British National Party and the English Defense League have long argued they are not organizations that are based on race hate.

The Sun did a great service to the British public by clearly exposing one of these fascist organizations. Let hope the BBC take note before they rush headlong in the name of ‘fairness’ to give a public platform for these organization.

We and other anti racist have long argued, there is no fairness in fascism.

http://www.thesun.co.uk/sol/homepage/news/3732148/BNP-chiefs-Hitler-salute-to-Breivik-heroine.html

Simon Woolley

Picture: BNP General Secretary Chris Hurst