In a move dripping with the most outrageous irony, the head of the overtly non-whites only ‘Society of Black Lawyers’ has called for race laws to be tightened to prevent the British National Party from distributing leaflets such as the one used by the party in the  Greater London Assembly election last year.

Mr Peter Herbert, the chairman of the Society of Black Lawyers, has already formally complained over the BNP leaflet which showed how white British people have been ethnically cleansed from the streets of many parts of London.

Not too surprisingly, his complaint went nowhere, and in a childish outburst he has now called on the Government to change the law to outlaw any expression of indigenous aspirations – while, of course, ignoring the fact that he heads up an organisation whose membership is exclusively aimed at looking after the interests of non-white, non-indigenous people.

According to the blacks-only lawyer, the threshold for securing a conviction is so high that it is currently impossible to persuade the Crown Prosecution Service (CPS) to prosecute the BNP.

Of course, what he actually means is that he wants the law changed to prevent anybody pointing out that Britain is being colonised.

Furthermore, the ‘offence’ of incitement to racial hatred was created under the Public Order Act and therefore only applies to acts that take place or are witnessed in public. Leaflets pushed through a letter box do not qualify under this act, and it is this point in particular that has the blacks-only lawyer boss unhappy.

Astonishingly, Mr Herbert admitted to the extremist leftist Guardian newspaper that the only reason why he was now raising it as an issue was because of the rise in support for the BNP. “It is essential we are given the tools to deal effectively with this threat,” Mr Herbert told that paper.

This is not the first time that leftist cranks have tried to prosecute the BNP for telling the truth. Currently there are four people on police bail in Lancashire who were arrested after they distributed a leaflet pointing out the dominance of Muslim gangs in the heroin trade.

Ironically, the men are out on bail while the police still wait to hear from the CPS if there is even a case to answer.

Mr Herbert, who despite his penchant for black-only organisations, is the former chair of the Metropolitan police race hate crime forum, said he would push for a change in the law to try and prevent the BNP from continuing to exist.