Well the other bill aside the EHRC in many articles all over the web have stated that the BNP lost the case in court and were issued with the court order insisting on the change (from what I have read) and all the articles saying that Nick Griffin has agreed to obide with the court order (apparently).
So it does raise further questions in that the vote actually in reality means nothing as according to the court documents (available on the web) say that it has already been agreed to, and that the court date of the 28th is designed to have the “new constitution” approved as legal.
Other Stormfront forum posts I have read indicate that Nick Griffin (or the party lawyers) will appear on the 28th of January to ask for an extension to the date as they haven’t been able to get the vote of the main membership done in time for the hearing.
So it sounds all very contradictory to me, the BNP claim they haven’t lost the case, the EHRC and courts say they have – the BNP says it needs to ask it’s members yet according to the EHRC Nick Griffin has already agreed to make the changes to conform with the current law.
Can you see where the average Joe is comming from, conflicting stories, yet personally (as you may be expecting) I tend to believe the EHRC version as they are the body who bought the case in the first place.
So the vote on the 31st actually means nothing as Nick Griffin has already agreed to change the Constitution without the vote anyway.
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