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[Neo2012]

BNP Webmaster quits over ‘Marmite video’ dispute


by Unity
May 5, 2010 at 8:35 am


Yesterday, only two days before Britain goes to the polls, the BNP’s website disappeared for a while and was replaced by this message from its now ex-webmaster, Simon Bennett:

The services to this website have been suspended.
It is with regret that I have been forced to pull this website due to several attempts of theft today with regards to design work and content owned by myself.
It is no secret that I have been in dispute with some elements of the management of the party for sometime now, but had hoped to resolve these issues amicably and AFTER the elections.
However, due to several attempts to steal my work today and combined with the recent deliberate copyright infringement I feel I have been left with no alternative to this action and feel wholly justified in doing so.
The background of my dispute with the party can be read here: (link to Bennett’s personal website)

According to Lancaster Unity, who have the full details of this latest outbreak of infighting in the BNP’s ranks, Bennett briefly pulled the plug on the BNP’s website as a result of a serious dispute with Nick Griffin and Jim Dowson – profiled here by Searchlight – that stemmed from the party’s recent, unauthorised use of Unilever’s Marmire logo in the web version of its general election broadcast.
To cut a very long story short, Bennett claims that he was left to face the music when this publicity stunt blew up in the party’s face, after Unilever sent in its lawyers to obtain an injunction against the BNP for copyright infringement, despite having been opposed to the use of the logo from the outset.
As in invariably the case when infighting in the BNP hits the public domain, Bennett’s account of his falling out with Griffin and Dowson alleges that he was threatened with violence after pulling the plug on the BNP’s website, which he claims to have reinstated only after receiving requests from ordinary party members, who he describes as ‘decent people’.
Bennett’s account also alludes to alleged inregularities in the party’s finances, another common feature of any public falling out with Griffin, although one that may gain rather more traction on this occasion as the party in currently being being investigated by the Electoral Commission after its own auditors indicated that they could not certify the accuracy of its more recent set of published accounts

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[Pleasant]

It always amazes me when they make such stupid mistakes, I get the idea behind it, but they should have seen it coming before they used it surely?

[MarkMuses]

A small party going through growing pains. Many small businesses get ripped off or held to ransom by webmasters because they did not secure rights to content and domains. For instance Bennet has the radio RWB domain now which he is using as a redirect to his new slag off Griffin web site. All very boring but not really that surprising. The BNP is after all being attacked from all directions by multiple bodies sworn to their destruction. Stressful enough on that alone. No wonder people get turned to the dark side. Not that it excuses Bennett. He has made himself a traitor. Nobody really likes traitors, not even the Left. I think he will live to regret it over time.

To the BNP's credit that they refuse to implode really. Instead another lesson learnt. I hear the UAF have hired psychologists to help wage their dirty war now. Anything but debate, democracy, winning an argument hey? Good luck BNP the more sinister the Left gets the more they will be exposed for it.