Fascists Force Policeman to Resign over BNP Badge

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Fascists Force Policeman to Resign over BNP Badge

The disgraceful fascists who run Britain’s police force have forced a
14 year veteran of the Greater Manchester Police to resign simply
because he was seen wearing a BNP badge while off duty at a football
match.

Stuart Janaway, 36, from Irlam in Salford, wore the BNP badge to a
game at Old Trafford in September 2006, while he was off duty.

The fascists held a “misconduct hearing” last Friday after an
investigation by the force’s Professional Standards Branch. As a
result, police said Mr Janaway was “required to resign.”

Chief fascist, Acting Assistant Chief Constable Terry Sweeney, head of
the Professional Standards Branch, disgraced his uniform by telling
the press that “Item six of the Chief Constable’s Order of 2004…makes
it clear that officers are banned from being members of the BNP.”

Somehow Sweeney ignored the fact that it is perfectly legal to be a
police officer and a member of the Communist Party, or any Islamic
group in Britain, even those who have definitively been linked to
terrorist incidents.

It is also important to bear in mind that the police officer was not
even a member of the BNP.

The institutional anti-white racism which permeates society is nowhere
better illustrated with this incident, which also shows the utter fear
in which the ruling elite live. For good reason as well: When the BNP
comes to power, these traitors will be made to pay for their crimes.

http://www.bnp.org.uk/2008/10/fascists-force-policeman-to-resign-over-bnp-badge/

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I for one support the BNP and give money when I can after I have paid
my mortgage, service charges, bills, council tax etc

[William Black]

"." <***@googlemail.com> wrote in message news:738c9acd-b001-4c31-9b24-***@a1g2000hsb.googlegroups.com...

Somehow Sweeney ignored the fact that it is perfectly legal to be a
police officer and a member of the Communist Party,

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My understanding is that all police officers need permission to join any
political party.

[Gaz]

Post by .
Somehow Sweeney ignored the fact that it is perfectly legal to be a
police officer and a member of the Communist Party,
-------------------
My understanding is that all police officers need permission to join any
political party.
--
William Black

It is quite right that serving officers should not be active in party
politics, but that isnt why this officer was fired. He was fired for wearing
a badge off duty that showed his support for the BNP. Similar support for
other political parties would not have resulted in him getting fired.

Either it is a condition of membership that you do not join a political
party, or that you do. You cant have a different rule for the BNP. They are
a lawfully constituted democratic political party, and their members should
be no more persecuted then members of other political parties.

Gaz

[William Black]

Post by Gaz

Post by .
Somehow Sweeney ignored the fact that it is perfectly legal to be a
police officer and a member of the Communist Party,
-------------------
My understanding is that all police officers need permission to join any
political party.
--
William Black

It is quite right that serving officers should not be active in party
politics, but that isnt why this officer was fired. He was fired for
wearing a badge off duty that showed his support for the BNP. Similar
support for other political parties would not have resulted in him getting
fired.
Either it is a condition of membership that you do not join a political
party, or that you do. You cant have a different rule for the BNP. They
are a lawfully constituted democratic political party, and their members
should be no more persecuted then members of other political parties.

I seem to remember reading somewhere that some Civil Servants, the cops and
the military have to sign a paper saying they don't support any political
party that do not support our democratic system.

The BNP is a gang of nasty Fascist thugs, and so they're out on those
grounds...

[Gaz]

Post by William Black

Post by Gaz

Post by .
Somehow Sweeney ignored the fact that it is perfectly legal to be a
police officer and a member of the Communist Party,
-------------------
My understanding is that all police officers need permission to join any
political party.
--
William Black

It is quite right that serving officers should not be active in party
politics, but that isnt why this officer was fired. He was fired for
wearing a badge off duty that showed his support for the BNP. Similar
support for other political parties would not have resulted in him
getting fired.
Either it is a condition of membership that you do not join a political
party, or that you do. You cant have a different rule for the BNP. They
are a lawfully constituted democratic political party, and their members
should be no more persecuted then members of other political parties.

I seem to remember reading somewhere that some Civil Servants, the cops
and the military have to sign a paper saying they don't support any
political party that do not support our democratic system.
The BNP is a gang of nasty Fascist thugs, and so they're out on those
grounds...

No, i am sorry that is not good enough, you are defending the indefensible.
The BNP like them or not are a lawfully constituted party and should be
offered the same protection from persecution as any other.
I wasnt aware you where on the 'criminals shouldnt have any rights' side of
the argument.

Gaz

[William Black]

Post by Gaz

Post by William Black

Post by Gaz

Post by .
Somehow Sweeney ignored the fact that it is perfectly legal to be a
police officer and a member of the Communist Party,
-------------------
My understanding is that all police officers need permission to join
any political party.
--
William Black

It is quite right that serving officers should not be active in party
politics, but that isnt why this officer was fired. He was fired for
wearing a badge off duty that showed his support for the BNP. Similar
support for other political parties would not have resulted in him
getting fired.
Either it is a condition of membership that you do not join a political
party, or that you do. You cant have a different rule for the BNP. They
are a lawfully constituted democratic political party, and their members
should be no more persecuted then members of other political parties.

I seem to remember reading somewhere that some Civil Servants, the cops
and the military have to sign a paper saying they don't support any
political party that do not support our democratic system.
The BNP is a gang of nasty Fascist thugs, and so they're out on those
grounds...

No, i am sorry that is not good enough, you are defending the
indefensible. The BNP like them or not are a lawfully constituted party
and should be offered the same protection from persecution as any other.
I wasnt aware you where on the 'criminals shouldnt have any rights' side
of the argument.

Nope.

The Communist Party of Great Britain was a properly constituted political
party. The Socialist Workers Party still is.

You can't join them if you're a counter clerk at the DSS, never mind a if
you're a bogey.

[Gaz]

Post by William Black

Post by Gaz

Post by William Black

Post by Gaz

Post by .
Somehow Sweeney ignored the fact that it is perfectly legal to be a
police officer and a member of the Communist Party,
-------------------
My understanding is that all police officers need permission to join
any political party.
--
William Black

It is quite right that serving officers should not be active in party
politics, but that isnt why this officer was fired. He was fired for
wearing a badge off duty that showed his support for the BNP. Similar
support for other political parties would not have resulted in him
getting fired.
Either it is a condition of membership that you do not join a political
party, or that you do. You cant have a different rule for the BNP. They
are a lawfully constituted democratic political party, and their
members should be no more persecuted then members of other political
parties.

I seem to remember reading somewhere that some Civil Servants, the cops
and the military have to sign a paper saying they don't support any
political party that do not support our democratic system.
The BNP is a gang of nasty Fascist thugs, and so they're out on those
grounds...

No, i am sorry that is not good enough, you are defending the
indefensible. The BNP like them or not are a lawfully constituted party
and should be offered the same protection from persecution as any other.
I wasnt aware you where on the 'criminals shouldnt have any rights' side
of the argument.

Nope.
The Communist Party of Great Britain was a properly constituted political
party. The Socialist Workers Party still is.
You can't join them if you're a counter clerk at the DSS, never mind a if
you're a bogey.
--
William Black

Only politically restricted positions have such impositions.

Gaz

[William Black]

Post by Gaz

Post by William Black

Post by Gaz

Post by William Black

Post by Gaz

Post by .
Somehow Sweeney ignored the fact that it is perfectly legal to be a
police officer and a member of the Communist Party,
-------------------
My understanding is that all police officers need permission to join
any political party.
--
William Black

It is quite right that serving officers should not be active in party
politics, but that isnt why this officer was fired. He was fired for
wearing a badge off duty that showed his support for the BNP. Similar
support for other political parties would not have resulted in him
getting fired.
Either it is a condition of membership that you do not join a
political party, or that you do. You cant have a different rule for
the BNP. They are a lawfully constituted democratic political party,
and their members should be no more persecuted then members of other
political parties.

I seem to remember reading somewhere that some Civil Servants, the
cops and the military have to sign a paper saying they don't support
any political party that do not support our democratic system.
The BNP is a gang of nasty Fascist thugs, and so they're out on those
grounds...

No, i am sorry that is not good enough, you are defending the
indefensible. The BNP like them or not are a lawfully constituted party
and should be offered the same protection from persecution as any other.
I wasnt aware you where on the 'criminals shouldnt have any rights' side
of the argument.

Nope.
The Communist Party of Great Britain was a properly constituted political
party. The Socialist Workers Party still is.
You can't join them if you're a counter clerk at the DSS, never mind a
if you're a bogey.
--
William Black

Only politically restricted positions have such impositions.

I always thought that the 'restricted group' couldn't join any political
party without permission.

[Gaz]

Post by William Black

Post by Gaz

Post by William Black

Post by Gaz

Post by William Black

Post by Gaz

Post by .
Somehow Sweeney ignored the fact that it is perfectly legal to be a
police officer and a member of the Communist Party,
-------------------
My understanding is that all police officers need permission to join
any political party.
--
William Black

It is quite right that serving officers should not be active in party
politics, but that isnt why this officer was fired. He was fired for
wearing a badge off duty that showed his support for the BNP. Similar
support for other political parties would not have resulted in him
getting fired.
Either it is a condition of membership that you do not join a
political party, or that you do. You cant have a different rule for
the BNP. They are a lawfully constituted democratic political party,
and their members should be no more persecuted then members of other
political parties.

I seem to remember reading somewhere that some Civil Servants, the
cops and the military have to sign a paper saying they don't support
any political party that do not support our democratic system.
The BNP is a gang of nasty Fascist thugs, and so they're out on those
grounds...

No, i am sorry that is not good enough, you are defending the
indefensible. The BNP like them or not are a lawfully constituted party
and should be offered the same protection from persecution as any other.
I wasnt aware you where on the 'criminals shouldnt have any rights'
side of the argument.

Nope.
The Communist Party of Great Britain was a properly constituted
political party. The Socialist Workers Party still is.
You can't join them if you're a counter clerk at the DSS, never mind a
if you're a bogey.
--
William Black

Only politically restricted positions have such impositions.

I always thought that the 'restricted group' couldn't join any political
party without permission.
--
William Black

I am sure such things exist higher up the chain, think of it as officers and
and enlisted soldiers. It would be the officers who are restricted, not the
enlisted men.

Gaz

[William Black]

Post by Gaz
I am sure such things exist higher up the chain, think of it as officers
and and enlisted soldiers. It would be the officers who are restricted,
not the enlisted men.

Doubtful.

You can't keep secrets from the cleaners.

Or your computer network admin people either...

[B***@isp.com]

Post by Gaz

Post by .
Somehow Sweeney ignored the fact that it is perfectly legal to be a
police officer and a member of the Communist Party,
-------------------
My understanding is that all police officers need permission to join any
political party.
--
William Black

It is quite right that serving officers should not be active in party
politics, but that isnt why this officer was fired. He was fired for
wearing a badge off duty that showed his support for the BNP. Similar
support for other political parties would not have resulted in him getting
fired.
Either it is a condition of membership that you do not join a political
party, or that you do. You cant have a different rule for the BNP. They
are a lawfully constituted democratic political party, and their members
should be no more persecuted then members of other political parties.

I seem to remember reading somewhere that some Civil Servants,  the cops and
the military have to sign a paper saying they don't support any political
party that do not support our democratic system.

I never had to sign any such piece of paper when I was in the
military. This must be something new that the Trots of "Old Labour
thought up.

The BNP is a gang of nasty Fascist thugs, and so they're out on those
grounds...

They are not fascists, they are a legal political party and exist
by democratic means.
I bet you don't say the same things about the commies.

--
William Black
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[William Black]

I seem to remember reading somewhere that some Civil Servants, the cops
and
the military have to sign a paper saying they don't support any political
party that do not support our democratic system.

I never had to sign any such piece of paper when I was in the
military. This must be something new that the Trots of "Old Labour
thought up.

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Yes dear, but you were some 'AC Plonk' clerk in the back of the stores in
charge of old clothes and nobody above the rank of corporal even knew you
existsed.

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The BNP is a gang of nasty Fascist thugs, and so they're out on those
grounds...

They are not fascists, they are a legal political party and exist
by democratic means.
I bet you don't say the same things about the commies.

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What commies?

There aren't any these days, or didn't you notice...

[B***@isp.com]

Post by .
Somehow Sweeney ignored the fact that it is perfectly legal to be a
police officer and a member of the Communist Party,
-------------------
My understanding is that all police officers need permission to join any
political party.

A person's political opinions and who they vote for used to be a
private matter in Gt.
Britain. No-one ever even asked anyone who they voted for. It's
called democracy.
How disgusting that person can lose their job simply because of who
they support.
It is disgusting and a further sign of how far Gt. Britain has gone
down the road to
Soviet style government thanks to the loony left morons who sit in
Westminster.

Post by .
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William Black