While Harriet Harman blackmails the Conservative Party into supporting her odious Equality Bill on the grounds that it will render the constitution of the BNP illegal, Cranmer is disturbed to read the wording of two EDMs (Early Day Motions) quite obviously aimed solely and specifically at newly-elected MEPs Nick Griffin and Andrew Brons.
Whatever one may think of them personally or their political views, both are members of a (presently) legally-constituted political party and their election to office was free and fair.

It has been convention for decades that those who are elected to the European Parliament are entitled to high security passes to the Houses of Parliament.
But Labour’s John Mann MP, who chairs the All-Party Parliamentary Group against Antisemitism, has decided that this is no longer acceptable, and so produced an EDM to withdraw such passes.

He has been joined by his honourable? friends Andrew Dismore, Andrew Gwynne, Desmond Turner, Jon Cruddas, John Grogan, Kelvin Hopkins, Lynne Jones and Mike Hancock.
Curiously, there is a second EDM making essentially the same demand, initiated by John McDonnell and signed by Kelvin Hopkins, David Taylor, Alan Simpson, Neil Gerrard, Mike Wood, Jeremy Corbyn, David Drew, Katy Clark and Linda Riordan, Lynne Jones, Andrew Dismore, Mike Hancock and Stephen Williams.

But Cranmer is disturbed by this crass attempt to limit democratically-elected members of the BNP from the Palace of Westminster.