Tony Lecomber leaves the BNP!
Submitted by PaulMarsh on Jan 18 2006 18:04
Reports on certain fascist guestbooks suggest that some sort of fallout is going on within the BNP.
Posters claim that Tony Lecomber has either been sacked or resigned. Given that Lecomber has been in practice the No.2 in the party (under both Tyndall and Griffin) this is highly significant. Indeed Lecomber was arguing for the BNP's "respectable" strategy when Griffin was still calling for it to control the streets.
One poster on the VNN forum claims that Lecomber has resigned with "stress". At least they are not trying to tell us he wants to spend more time with his family.........
It is also noticeable that a different security team has been accompanying Griffin and Collet in Leeds this week. Have they fallen out with the old one?
Jan 19 2006 15:37
#2
one message should be given to Griffin if we had to be hearing his case
shove a orange in your mouth
put a pair off thights over your head
suffocate you bastard
Jan 19 2006 15:48
#3
If he goes to Gaol that just might happen
Jan 21 2006 14:25
#4
CWF wrote:
They are clearly trying to hush this up until after the trial finishes - if you look at the relevant forum on the fash site mentioned above, it has been locked.
I agree: and it is for precisely this reason (and to undermine media propaganda interventions by Mi5/SB/Searchlight) that I have provided some clarification on the Nick Griffin trial thread.
Jan 22 2006 23:29
#5
If you have a look on Stormfront they are arguing away and all calling each other names on this issue. More to come I would assume....
Jan 22 2006 23:54
#6
Hi
Keep us posted comrade, we share relish in their division.
Love
LR
Jan 23 2006 11:19
#7
Anyone know what could be in the 'Griffin's Gaffe's' file that Lecomber alledgedly has? 
Jan 23 2006 11:30
#8
jimmer wrote:
Anyone know what could be in the 'Griffin's Gaffe's' file that Lecomber alledgedly has? :)
All the financial stuff basically - especially some of the stuff around the split that led to the forming of the Freedom Party, which was in part over Griffin's dodgy business activities.
Given the BNP have hugely expanded their paid staff since then, it is reasonable to assume they have been breaking employment/social security law left right and centre, and Lecomber would know who, when and where.
More "legal blogging" opportunities for Nick in the future?
Jan 23 2006 11:41
#9
I looked a while ago to see if Griffin was a director of any companies and couldn't find a record.
Do you think Lecomber will expose any of this stuff, it looks like he's still going to be involved in the BNP, just not in such a high-profile role.
Has there been anything in the press about the whole Lecomber thing, I haven't noticed anything.
Jan 23 2006 11:53
#10
jimmer wrote:
I looked a while ago to see if Griffin was a director of any companies and couldn't find a record.Do you think Lecomber will expose any of this stuff, it looks like he's still going to be involved in the BNP, just not in such a high-profile role.
Has there been anything in the press about the whole Lecomber thing, I haven't noticed anything.
:)
1) Most of the dodgy financial stuff will be off the easily available public record.
2) It may well be Griffin's intention to bring Lecomber back on board at some time in the future--we shall see.
3) Probably nothing in press because of sub judice thing re Griffin's ongoing trial.
Jan 23 2006 11:58
#11
I read somewhere that Griffin was going to be keeping Lecomber on the payroll and I can't imagine Lecomber leaving the party as a whole (which is what the title of this thread suggests!).
Is it likely that this will come out in the press after the trial? Won't it be old news by then?
I can't see that any of the fallings out within the BNP at the moment will severely damage it as an organisation.
Jan 23 2006 12:12
#12
A) After the trial will in fact be pre-May elections, so not old hat.
B) Given the nature of the allegations against Lecomber, and his access to financial information and party membership lists, I can see this affair causing the BNP some considerable damage, potentially. Unless of course you know something I don't. Do tell!
They are clearly trying to hush this up until after the trial finishes - if you look at the relevant forum on the fash site mentioned above, it has been locked.