The BNPs take on it is funny as hell   http://www.bnp.org.uk/2008/05/07/sho...ver-barnbrook/    Shock, horror, gasp! 1 in every 20,000 Londoners come out to protest over Barnbrook!  By News Team ⋅ May 7, 2008 ⋅ Email this post ⋅ Print this post ⋅ Post a comment     According to one Sri Carmichael writing in todays London Evening Standard:-    More than 400 protesters gathered at City Hall to register their disgust at the election of a British National Party member to the London Assembly.     Richard Barnbrook became the far-Right partys highest profile politician when 130,000 people voted for him last week. But musicians, including members of Babyshambles, university representatives and passers-by waved placards branding him a fascist whose policies encourage hatred and division. The demonstrators marched around City Hall early yesterday evening banging drums.     A spokesman for organisers Love Music Hate Racism and Unite Against Fascism said it was the start of a campaign to force Mr Barnbrook from office that would draw on the revulsion felt by the vast majority of Londoners. Mayor Boris Johnson has refused to speak to Mr Barnbrook and all four parties look set to shun him. He gained just over the five per cent threshold needed to win one of the 11 non-geographical seats.     Clearly, as some sort of reality check needs to be taken in respect of the above report  we have taken the liberty to edit it slightly - well, quite a lot actually!     Heres our take:-    As few as 400 anti-democracy extremists  about 1 in every 20,000 Londoners - gathered at City Hall to register their bigotry over the election of a British National Party member to the London Assembly.     Richard Barnbrook became the British nationalist partys highest profile politician when 130,000 people voted for him last week. But musicians, including members of Babyshambles, university representatives and people claiming to be passers-bys waved placards branding him a fascist whose policies encourage hatred and division. The demonstrators marched around City Hall early yesterday evening banging bongo drums and generally embarrassing themselves.     A spokesman for far-left/Labour Party organisers Love Music Hate Brits and Unite Against Democracy said it was the start of a campaign to intimidate Mr Barnbrook from office that would draw on the revulsion felt by the vast majority of Londons communists and Labour MPs.     Mayor Boris Johnson has childishly refused to speak to Mr Barnbrook and all four corrupt Assembly parties look set to shun him. He gained just over the five per cent threshold needed to win one of the 11 non-geographical seats.     Now which version do you believe to be nearer the truth?       The demonstrators marched around City Hall early yesterday evening banging bongo drums and generally embarrassing themselves.   :rofl:rofl:clink