Chairman of the BNP, Nick Griffin, has called for an emergency demonstration outside Tameside Magistrates’ Court on Wednesday morning, 15 October, in support of a BNP man who has been charged with race hate for saying “Remember Dunkirk” to a German neighbour.
Roy West, who has twice stood for the BNP in Dukinfield, has since made friends with his neighbour who initially complained about a Cornish flag being flown by Roy in his garden.
In the words which followed, Roy told his German neighbour to “Remember Dunkirk” - and within hours, no less than five policemen were at the door.
Arresting Roy for ‘race hate’, the policemen then ransacked his house, abused his family and took a photograph of a Union Jack flag on the wall to use as “evidence” of his “racism.”
The big, brave, policemen then bundled Roy down to the police station where he was detained for eight hours in a prison cell before being charged with the crime of uttering those evil words.
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