One of the more curious elements in yesterday's story was the matter of the apparent partial unpersoning of Denise Pfeiffer, Silver Ring Thing's erstwhile `Media Consultant' on SRT's website. As you may recall, SRT's website displays a picture of Pfeiffer identifying her as their media consultant, but her text profile has been removed from the 'staff' page, despite summaries from Google search spiders showing that this profile did exist and was once clearly on display.

Up to a couple of hours ago, the mystery of Ms Pfeiffer's disappearing profile had been left hanging on a conjectural poin, which rested on the possible inconvenience of a photograph from a 2006 lingerie modelling photo-shoot that features prominently on Pfeiffer's profile page on an on-line model agency website.

Ministry of Truth notes that in 2004 Pfeiffer was actually the SRT (UK)'s Assistant National Director; the author and Tim Ireland of Bloggerheads have now done some further digging (links in original):

...Pfeiffer's next appearance in on-line dispatche, places her is even more curious company (no seriously), that of a Clive Potter, who like Pfeiffer lives in the Leicester area.

Several internet postings from 2000 onwards describe Pfeiffer as Potter's girlfriend, which sounds ordinary enough until you also discover that Clive Potter is a senior figure in the British National Party, a former parliamentary candidate in Leicester East North-West Leicestershire, President (last year, at least) of its fake Trade Union, Solidarity and also President of the BNP's religious front operation, the self-styled `Christian Council of Britain`.

The "Christian Council of Britain" came to public notice last year; I played a part in bringing its front-man, Rev Robert West, to wider attention. Once its existence became known, it was repudiated by all the other churches in the UK, since when it seems to have lost momentum - its sparce website has been "under development" for months, and West has sunk into deserved obscurity.

The Ministry of Truth also covers various other alleged activities by Pfeiffer, some of which make for rather curious reading.