Question time tonight - Nick Griffin

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Question time tonight - Nick Griffin

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Should be interesting. Despite being despised by the political mass, I've never seen this guy come off worse in a debate.
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can't wait to see it.

Hopefully he'll be given every opportunity to show himself for the vile hateful piece of shit he really is.

http://www.thedailymash.co.uk/politics/ ... 910222159/
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here's hoping for his politcal assasination tonight.
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here's hoping for an inspired panel choice.

Sit Lennox Lewis next to him and ask him a question about non-white repatriation
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pokerpete wrote:can't wait to see it.

Hopefully he'll be given every opportunity to show himself for the vile hateful piece of shit he really is.

http://www.thedailymash.co.uk/politics/ ... 910222159/
This is a poor article
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in what way?
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The BBC's "Have Your Say" forum has a few good responses.
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Protestors have managed to 'break in' to the BBC studios at Wood Lane and the old bill are about to start arresting! :shock: Linkage!
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I was in Hammersmith a short time ago and people with banners, placades and all manner of costumes (several people dressed as Hitler) were all heading off down towards Shepherd's Bush.

Could be a messy evening for the police.
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I'm gonna watch this for sure.

I'm not a racist but some of his views hold some substance. He just needs a couple of Valium to calm him down a bit.
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pokerpete wrote:in what way?
Typical red top press one sided discussion on the lowest level.

Like Houston I'm not a racist, but can see the merits in some of the policies. The current UK government is a laughing stock and the strength of the £ reflects confidence in UK PLC.

I read this morning that the official line is that if an imigrant is a tax paying law abiding citizen then they don't have a problem.
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Those demonstrators do well to get all the day off work don' t they?? Must take some planning!!!!! . . . Oh yeah, thats right, nothing better to do once they have spent their giro, lets dress up like tramps and go and cause mayhem. Wankers.
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quite a few people are guilty of oversensationalisation on this. it is great press for the BNP and great press for the BBC. but they have taken joe public for a patsy which is insulting.
the idiotic daily mail readers who can't think for themselves will end up voting labour again because they have no idea about politics. to vilify a man for his ideals in a democracy is hypocrisy in the extreme.
if you don't agree with the BNP's policies, do so for yourself. equally if you think labour's laughable attempt at liberality over the last 12 years has been a self-congratulatory disaster, think for yourself.
if you begrudge cameron having had a privileged upbringing eating swans at eton, think for yourself.

alternatively, do what i say and vote conservative.
nobody ever wins on those things.
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I didnt catch all the programme, but from the bits I saw i hope it was as clear to the country as it was to me that the bloke is clearly a bit deluded and to be honest just scum in my eyes.
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Mr Bubbles wrote:I didnt catch all the programme.
nor did anyone who watched it on BBC; the editing process is the whim of a controller (albeit a top controller with an enforced agenda). the audience heard a much more balanced and sensible debate. :roll:

if that was a school playground, the ringleader (straw) would be called up to the headmaster for bullying.

although griffin is an odious man, i feel more disturbed by the groundswell of ill-informed indignation. ffs. we have a democracy (million-word essay). freedom of speech, responsibility of action.
nobody ever wins on those things.
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