Claudia Dalgleish

Just been sent this screen grab.

Claudia Dalgleish, the ever vocal girlfriend of London BNP organiser Steve Squire is never short of something to say, most of it unpleasant.

Dalgleish aka Claudia Bryan originates from South Africa and is a good friend of the BNP's resident fruit loop Claire Khaw. Khaw was the lovely lady who said such pearls of wisdom as "The first half of Hitler's career was a roaring success. Hitler was a successful revolutionary and credit should be given where it is due"

It seems Dalgleish has turned her hand this time to a spot of anti-semitism.

For those that are unaware WPWW stands for "White Power World Wide". 1488 is frequently used by neo nazis as it refers to "The Fourteen Words" slogan: "We must secure the existence of our people and a future for White Children" The slogan was first used by David Lane, a member of the white separatist organization The Order. The Order was an organization active in the USA between 1983 and 1984 and is probably best known for the 1984 murder of radio talk show host Alan Berg.

The 88 in 1488 is used among Neo-Nazis, H is the 8th letter of the alphabet, so 88 is taken to stand for HH which in turn means Heil Hitler.

Wonder what the BNP's token Jewish councillor Pat Richardson makes of this ?

HOPE not Hate

Who do you think you're kidding?

I seem to recall a beaten and dejected Nick Griffin leaving an election count in London last year telling crowds of jubilant anti-fascists that the great city of London was "lost", beyond hope etc, etc. With him and his own electoral ambitions went out the door a dozen of the BNP's beaten former councillors with their tails between their legs.

London has always been difficult for Griffin and as he left that election count, Eddy Butler the BNP's (failed) election specialist and Richard Barnbrook the (often absent) London Assembly member were already plotting together against their leader in a side room.

Of course, Griffin is on record describing people that live in cities like London as being "degenerate" people who unlike him, don't live in rural seclusion.

Now though, with Butler and Barnbrook gone (Butler more than likely now to run the campaign of the rival English Democrats) Griffin has had to focus on London once more. Preparations are now underway for the GLA elections in London for 2012. London currently has more ex-BNP members than it does paid up members. It's fair to say that London is in fact the centre of the anti-Griffinites.

The early stages of the campaign have not got off to a good start either. Claire Khaw, a Chinese BNP supporter was initially mooted to be the BNP's "shock/surprise" choice for their candidate. But Khaw had too much of a habit of publicly promoting the policy of murdering disabled people. So extreme was Khaw that some BNP members even threatened to murder her!

So instead it would appear London will be getting "charismatic" Carlos Cortiglia a Uruguayan who once volunteered to fight for Argentina against Britain during the Falklands war. Last Sunday the BNP begun the first in a series of proposed fundraisers in the capital that they hope will fund their London campaign. Only 29 people made it to Liverpool Street in east London, and that includes his small army of thugs and pornographers that make up his security detail. The scene was so desolate and desperate, Khaw herself managed to get herself an invite under the auspices of being a photographer!

Last night I got another one of Griffin's begging emails. "Savour the idea of 25 fully equipped, ultra-professional stalls out all over London on the same day" it instructed me in bold lettering. How that is going to happen based on the turn out for their London social is beyond savouring, is actually beyond belief! The BNP has so few active members in London that they must be planning on only having one person on a stall at a time. I walked past the BNP in Dagenham earlier this year when they were manning one of their stalls. Based on that experience, the email should have read "imagine 25 stalls with BNP members swearing at the public and making racist comments at the general public". That, I can imagine.

They even have a special leaflet to go with their campaign: "And what a campaign it's going to be!" (Their bold emphasis again), "We've just taken delivery of the first 100,000 of these leaflets". Before I could query the sense in that, one former BNP member beat me to it. "Surely nobody in the printing world would touch the BNP with a bargepole" wrote Charlotte Lewis a former Croydon BNP candidate with an equally nasty viewpoint on just about everything and everyone. "If I did a job for them, I'd want cash up front".

It's not often I agree with the equally nasty Charlotte, but experience would suggest that the BNP does not really have 100,000 of any of these leaflets. Giving-as they say they plan to do- 25 pop up posters and banners "to our local activist teams all over London" they'd still struggle to shift fifty of the mysterious leaflets, let alone pay for them!

Still, we'll make sure that for every house that gets a BNP leaflet, there will be at least one from Hope Not Hate telling people the truth about the BNP.


Thanks to Nick Lowles at HOPE not Hate

BNP member's pro-Gaddafi Facebook group snares politicians

The Conservative housing minister Grant Schapps, and the shadow libraries minister Goloria de Piero, are both among the almost 700 members of the "Colonel Gaddafi Support Group".

Celebrities including John Cleese, Alan Titchmarsh and the Jewish comedian Sasha Baron Cohen are also falsely listed as backing the embattled Libyan dictator.

On learning he had been added to the group against his wishes, the broadcaster Andrew Neil, wrote on the wall: "How do I get out of this absurd group?

"Why is it possible you can be made a member without permission?"

The group was created by Claire Khaw, a BNP member and self-publicist who frequently aims to generate controversy online.

She yesterday rang BBC Radio 5's Victoria Derbyshire programme to tell the mother of a severely disabled six-year-old that she should have "rejected" her at birth to avoid burdening the taxpayer.

She was able to recruit Mr Neil and others to her pro-Gaddafi group because of a change to Facebook's groups system in October, which CEO Mark Zuckerberg said was "a fundamental shift" in the way people use the site. It now allows anyone on the site to add their "friends" to groups without their approval.

Dr Eamonn Butler, director of the Adam Smith Institute, an economics think tank, was surprised to find he was a member of the Colonel Gaddafi Support Group.

"Like many in public life I am quite generous about who I accept as a friend on Facebook," he said.

"I was astonished my name could be used in this way."

A spokeswoman for Facebook said there is no way for users to prevent themselves being added to groups by friends.

"We would always encourage people to only be friends with people you actually know," she said.

"When a friend adds you to a group, you'll get a notification right away and you can leave a group anytime."

In response to criticism from people she co-opted into her pro-Gaddafi group, Ms Khaw wrote: "I have just had enough with the IDIOTS here who can't even think themselves out of a ----ing paper bag.

"On the TOP RIGHT HAND corner of your screen is a button that you can click. It says LEAVE GROUP. Those who don't want to be here, click on that and ---- off."

There are long-established links between the Libyan regime and Britain's far-right. Nick Griffin, the BNP leader, then a member of the National Front, visited Tripoli in 1986 as a guest of Gaddafi to ask for funds.

Facebook said its groups policy is designed to be "similar to being involved in an email chain". In October, Michael Arrington, the founder of the technology blog Techcrunch, used the new system to sign up Mr Zuckerberg - who had accepted him as a friend - to a group promoting paedophilia.

Daily Telegraph

EDIT This is an interesting read about Claire on Ben Woodmans blog