“Ex pat Brit in car hire place very pro Bnp and so upgraded my pre booked car to a convertable [sic] for free.”

Notwithstanding the fact that the BNP leader is setting himself up for a possible breach of European Parliament gift rules, it would appear Mr Griffin is a firm supporter of “French jobs for British workers”. These racist “indigenous” Britons working as car hire clerks in France.

Just where are they flocking from?

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The presence of camera lenses has never deterred BNP thugs.

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It seems the oiks were obsessed with revenge against Unilever, whose advertising campaign (video) featuring the leader of a fictional “Hate Party” bore, it was claimed, a remarkable resemblance to Mr. Griffin.

Scrapbook wonders what gave him that impression?

A clasped-hand pose surrounded by the book shelf and desk stand, the flag and the war medals. Just where have we seen that before?

Déjà vu!

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The string of cock-ups that have brought the party to the precipice have been reported elsewhere but are worth recapping. The party faced a bill of up to £100,000 after its legal struggle with the Equalities and Human Rights Commission. Even after members voted to ditch whites-only membership in February, the equalities body claims the party has not gone far enough. If the High Court finds the BNP in breach of the EHRC’s order then it faces having its assets seized. The costs the party would face until it complies are eye watering: up to £1,000 per day for a legal commissioner and £3,000 per day for its assets to be held. A settlement for an unfair dismissal case brought by former staffer Michaela Mackenzie has still not been paid.

With his organisation up financial sh*t creek, what was the Great Leaders’s masterplan? Nick Griffin’s next move was to deliberately start another legal dispute with a multinational corporation! The unauthorised use of Marmite branding in a party advert, a reference to the party’s supposed “love them or hate them” appeal, cost the BNP a reported £168,000 [The Mirror mow report that a settlement, between £70,000 and £170,000 has now been reached] after legal action by Unilever. The party first claimed the advert was a spoof before – realising the financial implications of their stunt – denying responsibility for adding a jar of yeast extract to the video:

Legal action over the BNP's use of Marmite in a party ad cost the party £168,000

The tale of the BNP’s financial troubles has been given added piquancy by the emergence of the head of the party’s elections department as a leadership challenger to Nick Griffin. Eddy Butler has the backing of heavyweights such as Nick Cass, described as the “face of the party”owing to the use of his family in leaflets and their appearance on the documentary BNP Wives. The insurgency against Griffin raises the hilarious prospect of  disgruntled oiks doing the job of anti-fascists such as Searchlight for them by washing the BNP’s dirty linen in public.

Butler has already likened the party’s finances to “the Bermuda Triangle, where all this money goes into it and nothing comes out again”!

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After Mark “Nazi boy” Collett’s fantastic assassination plots turned into a public relations nightmare, senior members of the BNP are seeking a more traditional route to oust Chairman Nick Griffin. In numerous articles on his website, BNP elections officer Eddy Butler is urging fellow oiks to call for Führer Griffin’s resignation, clearing his own path to the leadership.

Eddy Butler

Butler is sniping for Griffin following an abysmal performance in this year’s local and national elections and legal struggles which have left the party up financial shit creek without a paddle. He also claims the BNP has effectively been out of action for a year, which does seem a little unfair. After all, they beat up an Asian boy on the campaign trail and threw a reporter out of a press conference in February because he wrote mean things about them.

As the party’s so-called “Election guru”, for Butler to blame someone else for the BNP’s trouncing is for the pot to call the kettle coloured black. He should reflect on a defeat grounded in the vast majority of British people finding his party’s policies to be utterly abhorrent.

Thankfully, Britains Nazi’s seem to hate each other as much as they hate immigrants.

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Moments after receiving a personal invitation into a BNP press conference from Deputy Chairman Simon Darby, a reporter for The Times was promptly set upon by party enforcers, one of whom “tried to remove [the reporter's nose] from [his] face”:

“I’ve just looked in the mirror at the Burger King where I am filing this story and spotted the blood drying on my face. I never thought I would actually get my nose bloodied trying to cover a press conference for a British political party — but that is the true face of Nick Griffin and his BNP.” – Dominic Kennedy

Kennedy was assaulted as London Assembly member Richard Barnbrook took exception to an article by one of the reporter’s Times colleagues. The item in question quotes Barking MP Margaret Hodge, the target of an election challenge by Nick Griffin, as saying: “I am really fearful that if they get a hold here, Barking would become a no-go area for the rest of Britain. They bring division and violence.”

Way to prove her wrong, eh Nick?

UPDATE 14:41 Just found this video showing the incident:

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“These Welsh fascists eh?, they come over here, don’t even try and fit in, try and take our jobs, probably be bringing their wife and family over next. Send them back to Wales, that’s what I say….” – Hopi Sen

Living in Wales didn’t stop our racist carpetbagger from standing in the North West either.

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Nick Griffin called Barack Obama an “Afrocentrist racist bigot” but it’s amusing to see this didn’t stop him from the wholesale thievery of  the American president’s website (see evidence below). To compound the hilarity, Blue State Digital, who developed Obama’s site, have lent their services to anti-fascist campaigners Hope Not Hate.

Honestly. Where the BNP are concerned the blog posts virtually write themselves.

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They’re not going to stop with the Poppy Appeal either.

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Mark also works on the production team for Identity, the BNP’s very own magazine. At some point, however, the “Deputy Chairman” bit appears to have goes missing from his online biography:

Things appear to be unravelling quickly for our fascist paladin. Fast-forward to October 2009: as Collett’s namesake once wrote, will the Dear Leader deny him three times before the rooster crows?

So “he’s not”, eh Nick? How embarrassing! So, if he’s not in charge of publicity (or a deputy chairman) anymore, what does Mark Collett actually do for the BNP?

From deputy chairman to making the tea (shirts)!

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