Either that, or perhaps some local activists could set up a stall directly in front of it with more advertising and cameras in case anyone else comes along to interfere. A mission for Operation Fightback?

Every one of us in Britain must now have black or ethnic minority friends, neighbours, even family members. I don't see the British National Party's cause as an expression of dislike for these people, but rather taking reasonable steps to keep our society sustainable, which is something most non-white people living in Britain would agree with.

Looks like the front page link is fixed now, anyway.

I received those too - they are genuine emails, but I don't know why they were put out. Maybe some people were having trouble unsusbcribing, so they were sent out to make it easier for people to do so.

The site's not being turned off, quite the opposite in fact -- it's just being streamlined to make sure things run smoothly through the most crucial moments of the electoral campaign.

The BNP website's 'social network' facility was taken offline for the time being; this was accessed via the thin blue bar across the top of every page but you will no longer see this.
I believe there will continue to be a steady stream of articles with the ability for everyone to leave comments, so for many people who were not registered on the social network pages there may be no noticeable difference.

The British National Party website exposes mainstream media cover-ups and smears on a daily basis, so it is an obvious target for the anti--free speech brigade. The party's largest ever political campaign is sure to prompt a flood of new interest so we must be at maximum readiness. I believe the changes behind the scenes prepare us for a concerted effort by those who seek to silence the truth about our traitorous leaders and the need to vote BNP this June 4th.

We have confirmation that Thornbury, Bristol have received leaflets! With photographic evidence:
"Bristol couple say BNP leaflet 'offensive"
http://www.thisisbristol.co.uk/homepage/Bristol-c...

Elsewhere in Bristol the Communication Workers' Union are refusing to deliver, but the Royal Mail management seem to know where they stand on this:
http://www.thisisbristol.co.uk/homepage/Bristol-p...

If anyone lives in that area and haven't received yours yet, maybe you could enquire at your depot as to why your mail is being delayed.

My lib dem. leaflet was hilarious.

"So lib dem's, what are your policies...?"
It was a questionnaire!
"Vote for us! Any ideas what we should actually do if we win?"

Naturally if you have any ad-blocking programs installed, such as FlashBlock or NoScript for Firefox, then you won't see them.