Da UK On-line Urban Magazine

By responding to the BNP or talking about them, you are giving them attention they don't deserve. The party and their followers are not worthy of a response - They should just be ignored and let them rant to the ignorant idiots that side with them! . . . BUT, the unveiling of their new Black member is something that Supatrax HAD to comment on.

In the CNN video from YouTube, the first ever Black member was seen walking up and down the street calling for people to join the party. When he approached a group of Black women he was cussed of and it's good to see that all the cameras saw it. LOL!

In comments left about the video people refer to the new member as a Black puppet and various other things that can't be printed. Some say people would do anything to try get a stay in the UK - PMSL!

On the party website there is no reference to the monumental event. I thought they would be very proud of having a party that is now 'SO' diverse?.

In one sense it's good to see that a political party, that has been proven to be racist, accepts that there is no longer space for racism in modern society. No matter how they want to dress it up, they have Black and Asian members now and that points out the beginning of the end of their racist views that will be soon be driven back underground (Where they belong!).

A court ruled that the party had a constitution that was non-inclusive and racist by not allowing non-white members. The party quickly drafted a new constitution that meant non-white people could join. This meant that new members were unable to have any major voting rights within the party, or make constitutional changes. The new constitution was again ruled illegal and this still continues in court.

Supatrax would not encourage people to join the party, stay away from them. But maybe people have joined the party with an intention of bringing down the party from the inside? In the run up to the recent elections, the party had a prominent member running for Stoke MP resign from the party and reveal the truth about the party. At the same time the party website co-ordinator also left and brought down (hacked) the website in the lead up to the 2010 Election. The web designer, Simon Bennet sent out a number of emails and information highlighting the racist views of the party and warning people of their negative views.

In a similar event last year the full membership details of the party were leaked on the Internet. This included names, date of birth, email addresses, phone numbers, home addresses and occupation of all members. Supatrax has viewed the list and was surprised to see party members in Handsworth and other surrounding areas in Birmingham. I bet they don't wear their BNP badges when they outta road - LOL!

See the CNN video below.

Send your comments to This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.