TROTSKYITE SPY PETER RUSHTON – EXPOSED IN HIS OWN WORDS

Searchlight spy Peter Rushton, who was expelled from the ranks of the British National Party, has been known in Nationalist circles for a long time to have been a hard core Trotskyite.

Above: Rushton, pretending to be the 'Nazi' at a meeting of the White Nationalist Party.

The most damning evidence about Peter Rushton’s past comes from his own pen, in his writings on the Usenet.

For those unfamiliar with the Usenet: it is a world wide Internet based discussion forum, which has been in existence since the early 1990s. Essentially, anyone with Internet access can “subscribe” to news groups discussing topics of interest to themselves – and these topics cover every imaginable topic.

Unfortunately for Rushton and his Searchlight paymasters, Rushton very early on in his career committed a cardinal sin: he made postings on the Usenet using his own name and home email address. After he realized his error, he stopped making such postings – but of course by then it was too late.

Equally sadly, for Rushton and his Searchlight paymasters that is, all of the Usenet postings going back to the very beginning of that forum’s existence are still available on the Internet, and can be searched by using the famous “Google” search engine.

All of the Rushtonposts below can therefore be found by any person wishing to check upon them: all that has to be done is to go to Google Groups and type in “Peter Rushton” (with inverted commas).

These posts, which are reproduced in full, deal with the following topics:

Note that the full posting has been reproduced in each case, to avoid accusations of tampering. Each posting starts with the Uniform Resource Locator (URL), or Internet address, where the posting can be found on Google.

Rushton only stopped posting to the Marxist newsgroups after the BNP was informed of these activities, and more specifically of his role in the formation of a discussion newsgroup called “soc.politics.marxism”.