12,000 BNP membership details here

[Myra Bronstein]

Myra,
Great website(CIA vs Reggae).It hit the nail on the head as far as the cultural change after Bob and Peters deaths.Roots reggae almost disapeared in the eighties for that Dancehall crap.I don't know about Dr. Issels,but he sounds like a friggin' scary dude to me.He cut Bobs beautiful dreadlocks,the Bastard.I had a friend who went to Mexico back in the late seventies as a last resort for expierimental naturapathy therepy for his brain tumer.He was in his thirties.We buried him on his land.We later buried my x-wifes mother next to him.Well,my eyes are blurry.Too late to come up with a Marley songline.
Keith

Ow. I'm sorry to hear that Keith.

Regarding Dr. Issels and his treatment of the great Bob Marley, I know practically nothing about it except what I read on the websites I mentioned. And they may well be full of misinformation. I need to learn more on the subject. But if the details on those sites are true it's almost as though Marley was intentionally humiliated and tortured before his life was ended.

Well, enough for now. I'll stop before my eyes get blurry.

[Jan Klimkowski]

Two charged with leaking names of BNP members

List of 13,000 people was put on web in November 2008, with police, lawyers and teachers exposed


Two people have been charged with leaking the names and details of the entire British National party membership.

The list, which identified thousands of people linked to the far-right party, was posted on the web in November 2008. Information included addresses and other contact information such as mobile phone numbers and the names and ages of children in a family membership.

Dyfed-Powys police said a 27-year-old man and 30-year-old woman were charged under the Data Protection Act after a joint investigation with the Information Commissioner's Office. The pair lived in the Nottingham area at the time of the leak.

The fallout included the outing of police, lawyers, teachers and church figures as BNP members, with some complaining the leak exposed them to the risk of dismissal or disciplinary action. Some included on the list, which ran to 13,000 names, complained they had been mistakenly included after only asking for information on the party. Others said they were no longer members.

In one entry of a woman believed to be a serving police officer from Wirral was the note "Discretion required re employment concerns – police officer", along with the names and ages of her children.

The BNP leader, Nick Griffin, claimed at the time to know the identity of a person who had leaked the information, calling them a hardline senior employee who disagreed with the direction of the party and left the party in 2007. The party called in the police and obtained a high court injunction to stop the list being published but was forced to admit it was relying on the Human Rights Act, which it opposes, to protect members' privacy.

The party said the leak was "malevolent and spiteful" but the list was not up to date and only included names of members up to 2007.

The BNP goes to considerable lengths to conceal the identities of members, including dividing lists between different people and encrypting and password-protecting email attachments.

The two people charged are due to appear in Nottingham magistrates court on 1 September.

http://www.guardian.co.uk/politics/2009/...ember-list

Charged for making a list of fascists public?

Charged with what?

Services to humanity?

To truth?

To dignity?

Ffs. What a complete and utter disgrace.

[Jan Klimkowski]

In a statement, Dyfed-Powys Police said: "We can confirm that the two people arrested as part of a joint investigation with Dyfed-Powys Police and the Information Commissioner's Office in relation to alleged criminal offences under the Data Protection Act have been charged with Section 55 Data Protection Act offences.

"They will appear in Nottingham Magistrates Court on September 1. The arrests followed an investigation into a complaint received about the unauthorised release of the BNP party membership list."

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/newstopi...-list.html

Data Protection for fascists.

:hmpf: