BNP targeting local schools, say police
Another example of the "Thought Police" shamelessly attacking a legitimate political party.
A SENIOR police officer has warned right wing groups are targeting schoolchildren following the huge influx of migrant workers into the area.
Inspector Glynn Hookings, community safety officer for Wiltshire Police, said the British National Party had been handing out literature to vulnerable youngsters at secondary schools and colleges across west and north Wiltshire, including Trowbridge.
Insp Hookings said leaflet campaigns by the BNP had been targeting youngsters, prompting students, parents and the schools to raise concerns.
"They have not done anything illegal but there is a danger, particularly in the run-up to the local elections, that any political parties might use the issue of migrant workers, because it is a relatively new phenomenon for us," he said.
If they have done nothing illegal what on earth is it to do with the police?
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Saturday, November 25, 2006
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6 comments:
I wonder if the "police" would be concerned if it was a different political party handing out leaflets,hardly a crime is it,they should concentrate on REAL crime then people would have confidence in them again.
"" If they have done nothing illegal what on earth is it to do with the police? ""
Exactly.
He wants a Knighthood but cant afford to buy one in the New Labour way so he's pole dancing for Tony instead.
No future for your children unless you vote BNP. Simple, really.
look at his face he knows he **** up but still nothing is said or done
in his proffesional capacity he's not paid to voice his opinions but to uphold the law and leave politics to politician's
Should you tell you have deceived.
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