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BNP races to get membership list off the net

Posted By: admin 19 November, 2008

BNP races to get membership list off the net: “

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Updated The BNP membership list containing over 10,000 names and addresses, which we revealed yesterday is still plastered over the internet despite the far right party’s desperate efforts to get it yanked from websites.…

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(Via The Register – Public Sector.)

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