BNP candidate’s sex-shop and date rape drug shame

Mirror: Confronted a youthful Squire

Nick Grififn has had his begging bowl out at the Elm Park Hotel in Hornchurch this afternoon, trying to add to the £50,000 (we hear it’s actually £27,000) he says his party has raised for their London election campaign.

The BNP has been pushing very heavily their (no hope) Mayoral Candidate Carlos Cartiglia, the renowned sex-swinger with allegedly dodgy views on the Falklands War.

The real threat to London however will come from the BNP’s “List”, from where BNP members are hoping to get elected onto the Assembly. Number one on such list being Steve Squire, the BNP’s London Organiser.

Squire is currently suffering from a broken heart after his former partner Claudia Dalgleish left him and sold a sordid story to the newspapers regarding Nick Griffin’s peculiar way of enjoying an Indian meal. He recently had to report to his local police station over allegations he had been harassing his ex partner.

But worse has come for poor Squire (or Mendoza as he prefers to be known in the business world). He may have his yacht up for sale to try and bolster the campaign to get him on the GLA, but he has not mentioned his sordid history in the sex industry. On 24th March of last year Squire’s shop was raided by the police and 1,065 pornographic DVDs were seized. They were unclassified and illegal.

Squire, who is the BNP’s largest financial donor finances the BNP through his business of running unlicensed sex shops in Soho in central London.

In 2001 the Sunday Mirror came across Squire (using the name Mendoza) selling the date rape drug “GHB” at his shop. Despite buying the illegal drug from Squire himself, when he was later confronted (the next day) he denied remembering selling it.

There is a lot more of this to come, but it seems swinging, rape drugs, racism and fascism are just a taster of what the BNP could have in store for unsuspecting Londoners.

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