Cyberactivism

What is cyberactivism?

This simply means using the Internet to good effect in making complaints, defending the truth and making those who claim to represent us listen to the voice of patriotic Britons. It means using email, chat and message forums, local and national online newspapers, TV Channel websites, and social networking websites to influence decision making, bring about change and ensure that our voice is not overlooked or underestimated.

Against desperate and unfair tactics such as the “No Platform Policy” employed by the mass media, we can use the Internet to spread the truth of who we are and what we really stand for!

We suggest that all complaints and comments submitted are kept brief, concise and factual.Support your complaint and the argument with real facts where possible. Busy folk in any agency or department simply do not have the time to read through lengthy verbose correspondence.

Despite the poor standards of education resulting in a generation of semi-literates, we fully expect those who make complaints to submit correspondence which is free of spelling and grammatical errors.

Please keep all complaints free of abusive and threatening language. Not only does it undermine the nature of the complaint, it reflects badly on our campaigns and any recipient could pass any material they perceive to be offensive to the police. Be advised that emails are not anonymous and can be traced back to sender.

Furthermore if any BNP member is found to have been the sender of illegal abusive material that individual will be subject of internal disciplinary proceedings.

Our cause is just and must not be damaged by a few individuals who feel they need to make counter-productive abusive outbursts.

Where online newspapers publish stories or articles of concern, leave a comment on the page. It costs nothing and is quick and simple. Your voice is as important as anyone else’s, so HAVE YOUR SAY!

Take your time, make your post or comment stand out, and make sure you spell check it! A good quality point can be lost due to poor spelling or grammar.

The Internet may be the last bastion of free speech, so make the most it whilst you can. I am sure that in the near future, the government will pull out all the stops to ban us from Cyber-space too!