Is it just me or does anyone else find this a little too ironic?
 

..yeah I really do think.

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:laugh:

The BNP in acting like ****ing morons shocker.

Classic that is baz! :laugh:

If this is the guy Russel Howard was slating the other day, then he needs a gold medal.

Hate preachers do need to be out of our country, they have no place here.

Call me racist, but it's the truth.

^ should probably do a bit of research on the guy before you claim he deserves a gold medal

Nick Griffin looks like Sean Hannity's long lost brother.

LOL. Most laughable thing I've read this year so far.

I reckon you need to do some research on the BNP and Nick Griffin. You're also missing the irony, that Griffin and the BNP are basically hate preachers, only difference being is they're white, fat and balding.

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Chewy is spot on in here Jamie.

There aren't enough facepalms in the world available for this post

Jamie my advice would be don't listen to friends or family, read a good quality newspaper not a red top or the Mail or torygraph and try to look at things from all angles.

Nothing wrong with the Telegraph Kizzy, it is a very intellectual paper

''The news agenda of the Telegraph is, as it’s target segments imply, middle-class and conservative – it has also been for many years a supporter of the Conservative Party. Slow news days are the best ones to get a real feel for a paper, as they’re having to work harder to fill the front page. Monday 22 November was just such a day and of the four front page headlines, only one related to a ‘hard’ news story.

The lead was ‘Cut tax burden for middle classes’ and it referred to a comment piece commissioned by the Telegraph and written by former Chief Secretary to the Treasury, David Laws, widely regarded as the architect of the Conservative:Lib Dem coalition: the biggest story of the day for the paper was created by it. The second headline was the news item about Ireland caving in and accepting financial help.''

http://www.winchesterjournalism.co.u...ers&Itemid=314

Sounds like trumped up criticism based on very little, I quite often read the Telegraph and have always found their columnists have very interesting things to say on things like culture, history and politics