EXCLUSIVE BREAKING NEWS – BNP In Administration?
August 12, 2010 in BNP News, Exclusives
Breaking news just reaching us; a rumour is circulating on various anti-fascist forums online that the British National Party has gone into receivership after a post on Eddy Butler’s blog claimed that a Croydon firm have been called in to handle the situation.
The blog post from Butler is thus:
Nick Griffin successfully corrupted the democratic process within the BNP and has avoided the dreaded prospect of a constitutional leadership challenge this year.
He derailed the nomination process and turned it in to what he mistakenly believes is a vote of confidence in his degenerate regime.
He did this by sending out his fatuous nomination sheet which exhorted the unknowing membership to sign to say they were content with him staying as chairman. Like a tin pot dictator, his was the only name listed. Opponents of his misrule were banned from contacting local members to put across an alternative viewpoint. Anyone who transgressed his dictatorial decrees found themselves suspended.
As anyone who knows how direct mail responses work will be able to tell you (e.g. Nick Griffin’s personal business partner Jim Dowson) most of the corrupt yellow nomination forms will have been returned in the first week, when the vast bulk of the potential nominees were totally unaware that anything was amiss or that there was a challenge in the offing.
This may sound harsh, but when you strip away the flannel this is exactly what happened.
During a slightly acrimonious discussion after the result was declared, Nick Griffin stated that:
• the financial situation in the party is a bit concerning but that it is no worse than that found in any other political party in western Europe.
• because he has successfully subverted the democratic process within the BNP then he should be supported and everyone should shut up and let him destroy what is left of our party.
• constitutional provisions for leadership contests are not strict enough and that the number of signatures required should be increased to 25% and that his rule should be enshrined for four or five years – in other words there should only be a leadership election every four or five years. His ‘Deadline 2014’ just disappeared over the horizon.
It was also abundantly clear that Nick Griffin didn’t understand that as he had corrupted the constitutional democratic process to avoid a leadership election, he is in no position to expect people who have raised legitimate concerns about the way he is managing the party to keep quiet.
If he believed that things would suddenly be alright for him then he has lost his grip on reality.I am aware from a variety of sources that a whole range of new and detailed revelations will be made public soon. There is a big list of people who have information about the inner workings of Nick Griffin’s regime who now wish to have their say. This is not my doing. It is inevitable; it is what happens when there is no legitimate outlet. No way for people to have their case heard. It is what happens when you rule in a secretive, corrupt and immoral manner.
ADVSIORY COUNCIL HOLDS MASSIVE RESPOSNIBILITY
There is an Advisory Council meeting this Saturday (14th August). They are supposed to be shown a version of Jim Dowson’s contract. This will make fascinating reading. They are also supposed to be shown ‘the books’. This will also be fascinating. The Electoral Commission are yet to publish ‘the books’. What they will at best be shown are a number of sub headings into which are income and expenditure has been split. They will allegedly then be able to have a ‘shufty’ over the supporting documents on the Sunday.
This is not exactly a forensic examination of the accounts but Griffin and Jefferson clearly believe it will be enough to silence critics.
The Advisory Council has a limited number of powers. It is essential that they use these powers because Nick Griffin is leading this party to ruination and he is doing it quickly.
NOTE ON LIABILITY
In the increasingly likely event that the British National Party is wound up and closed down by our growing list of creditors, once all the Party’s bank accounts have been cleared out (including decentralised regional bank accounts), and the party’s assets sold (e.g. machinery, computers, Truth Truck), the creditors have a few options.
The insolvency rules for an unincorporated association (such as the BNP) are somewhat complex and will have to be examined in detail. For now however this seems to be the case.
There will be very little in any bank account (apart from one) and the ‘assets’ will realise a low sum in auction (e.g. a few hundred pounds for items that may have cost us thousands).
The creditors can then go for Nick Griffin and bankrupt him. He is the chief officer and as our constitution grants him virtually absolute power, he is in effect the ruling body of our party. He will not lose his seat in the European Parliament due to this although it would ruin him politically. He may have an attachment of earnings order placed on him (in other words deductions may be taken from his salary to clear the liabilities). This is slightly doubtful however as he is paid by a foreign legislature.
Named officers such as the Treasurer and National Nomination Officer or other members of the Advisory Council probably have no personal liability as they have no actual power of decision (ore at best only very slight power). This would have to be tested in court if a liquidator (or the people running the insolvency) ‘went’ for one of these people (e.g. to take possession of their house).
For ordinary members the extent of their liability is the level of their annual subscription. In other words how much they pay for their annual membership fee. The position of life members will be slightly problematical.
There is some misinformation going about that normal members could be held liable for the full amount owed. This is not the case.
STICK IT OUT
These are unsettling times.
Nationalists must stick together. This is a trial of all of ours fortitude. We must not fly off to the four corners of the realm in despair.
Don’t panic – stay calm. Keep with your branch. Have faith in your local colleagues and friends. See how things work out. Keep checking this blog for information.
This is as yet unconfirmed.
More details to follow as they become available.
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August 12th, 2010 at 4:53 pm
Well! That’s just so delightful.
August 12th, 2010 at 6:38 pm
http://eddybutler.blogspot.com/2010/08/stop-press.html#comments
STOP PRESS
Nick Griffin admits British National Party debt stands at 25% of annual turnover.
This is three times worse than I had previously reported where I said the party owed £150,000
In this BNPtv video Nick Griffin admits the BNP is in debt to the tune of £500,000
You can watch the video here:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DKsItx20vhc
3 comments:
Anonymous said…
Where has all the money gone?
12 August 2010 14:59
Anonymous said…
Where the hell has all the money gone??
12 August 2010 16:02
Anonymous said…
In NG’s pockets
12 August 2010 16:28
August 13th, 2010 at 3:47 pm
Truth Truck, laughing my Beau Lurks off!
August 26th, 2010 at 7:24 pm
Excellent news! And now that we have fringe parties being bankrupted by establishment-orchestrated “lawsuits”, why don’t we save a bit of cash and just abolish elections? After all, why spend the money when only parties approved by the establishment can stand!? Kim Jong-Il, can you offer some thoughts?
Whether we agree with the BNP or not, this is not the way that political dissent should be handled. Anyone should be able to put their views to the electorate, without harassment or interference (and lose their deposit so doing), whatever their views and whatever they agree or disagree with. If Hitler wanted to stand on a platform of compulsory castration of all men over twelve, let him.
That’s called “democracy”.
August 27th, 2010 at 12:18 pm
The BNP broke rules and laws; they were fined, just like any other party or organisation would have been. This is democracy. If you can’t face the time, don’t so the crime.
Were they not so unpopular already, this would not have been enough to bankrupt them. The fact that it has just shows how many dirty little pies Griffin and co had their fingers in all the way. They were up to their eyes in debt two years ago; they could have avoided this by just playing nice, but no.