Based on several reports of resignations, it’s starting to feel like the former BNP members now outnumber the active ones. Among the many disaffected individuals is ex-National Communications Officer Paul Golding who reckons that the trend is set to continue.
Golding resigned as a paid official in November 2010 under very acrimonious circumstances and has recently issued a detailed briefing on the state of the party. He writes that the party BNP is now “utterly insolvent” with estimated debts of around £500,000 and further “crippling court cases” pending.
The ex-spin manager lays the blame squarely with leader Nick Griffin for employing “miscreants, buffoons and pornographers” to run the party’s affairs at “ridiculously high salaries”. Golding claims to have evidence that the party hierarchy has no intention of settling with its creditors and adds that fundraising is “shambolic” with the effect that “once thriving branches are closing down around the country.”
His statement concludes: “Our election results are disastrous. Enforcement proceedings will soon make the Chairman bankrupt. Resignations pour in almost every day. Suspensions are handed out to members for even mild dissidence.
The party's administration is a mess. Branches are dissolving. The BNP brand is now completely "toxic". Fundraising has almost ceased and the party survives only on dribbles which are funnelled directly into the pockets of a small despicable clique. The party is disintegrating, slowly but surely.”
Excellent news all round, then.
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Trouble is, where will these rats go? At least when they were in the BNP we new where they were!
But I suppose it will take them time to build a new organisation, capable of fighting elections, so I suppose it is good news.
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