Champagne Cracked for Free Speech Victory

By BNP News Team
November 10th, 2006

Just when millions thought that their freedom to criticise the destructive policies of the Blair regime would be forever stolen, victory has been delivered for free speech this afternoon.

The verdict made by twelve good men and women at Leeds Crown Court at about 14.45hrs was a unanimous “not guilty” on two charges of using words likely to incite racial hatred against BNP Chairman Nick Griffin and on four charges of the same against Publicity boss Mark Collett.

The verdict this afternoon has been greeted with astonishing press coverage at Britain and abroad. Hundreds of messages of support have been received at the inboxes of our admin and internet teams. Our enquiries line has been flooded with messages and requests for more information.

Champagne celebration

Outside the court a visibly jubilant Nick Griffin popped open the bottle of champagne which had been generously donated by our distinguished friend Jean Marie Le Pen President of the French Front National. (…. Full Article Here)

 
Nick Griffin’s Reaction to the Verdict (Interview)