All change for the BNP and EDL?

Hel Gower: Business interests with Lennon

Despite not standing in elections, the English Defence League (EDL) has decided to have another falling out, this time it’s Hel Gower, Stephen Lennon’s personal assistant, leaving the organisation.

Gower is one of the major shareholders in the group so what happens now remains a bit of a mystery. Gower claims she was pushed and everybody else in the organisation seems to have said “good”.

With her boss Stephen Lennon up for release from prison next month Gower says she does not care for the EDL anyway, and will be joining Lennon in his new venture-not mortgage broking one assumes.

Gower also claims that the current leadership of the EDL has decided to break links with Jewish and LGBT groups. Both communities will argue that there never was ties with the EDL.

One wonders if this is because their current leader, Steve Eddowes is preparing to offer the EDL up to the splintering British National Party (BNP). Eddowes and those around him appear to certainly have less problem with the idea of working with the BNP now both groups are on their knees.

Eddowes: Back to protect Griffin again?

BNP leader Griffin could probably do with some help. Word from the North East is that Pete Molloy has begun asking questions as to whether he would stand a chance in a leadership contest.

The obvious answer is no, he would not, as Griffin has ensured that if he goes, so does the rest of the family business. It will probably comes as no surprise to Griffin to hear that it is the idiot Adam Walker whispering in Molloy’s ear to make a challenge. Now out of work and unemployable, Walker has long held a grudge against the leader for excluding him from the redistribution of the BNP’s wealth.

It’s almost certain that if Griffin fails to achieve the impossible tonight and retain his European seat that Molly and Walker will move against Griffin. Molloy apparently holds bitter grudges against Griffin for his anti-Irish comments and in particular, for his pro-Loyalist sentiments.

Molloy (with Griffin) : Tired of the Irish gags