[Stu]

http://www.newsbiscuit.com/2009/10/2...-make-up-team/

[setanta]

It was a very messy affair but hopefully people saw through the air of congeniality which Griffin was trying to adapt and instead have been exposed to the hateful and undemocratic underbelly of his bigoted organization - I don't really want to say political party!

[Tom4784]

I just watched it, it was a very interesting watch. I pretty much agreed with everything Bonnie had to say really.

[MiuMiu]

It was actually So entertaining and interesting.

[GypsyGoth]

Originally Posted by Dezzy

I just watched it, it was a very interesting watch. I pretty much agreed with everything Bonnie had to say really.

Yep Bonnie was great.

[30stone]

Never saw it, was it any good?

[GypsyGoth]

Basically whenever someone said to Nick that you said such and such in the past, he would say I think differently now.

He was, I think as Setanta said, trying to come across as a nice guy politician.

He did seem more jolly than I expected.

[Tom]

Originally Posted by Shaun

They're a criminal one, though - their conditions for membership is that you must be white.

As for the show - he made some ridiculous comments (the KKK being "non-violent"? jesus.) and generally came across as a conflicted, indecisive and deceitful man, but I disagree with how the proceedings ran out.

A lot of the audience and even the panel [Huhne and Straw in particular] were very shouty, kept interrupting and I don't think there was a fair argument.

But ultimately this is the kind of unfair and undemocratic situation Mr. Griffin is working so hard to bring about, so just desserts I say.

I didn't see it, but sadly they do have a right to be heard just as GypsyGoth said. As I said no matter how much we disagree, they have their beliefs and some people agree with that. The bottom line is, why should they NOT be represented? In theory they have a right to be.

[Shaun]

Oh no I know, any party/group with a sufficient number of people voting them needs to be represented in debate like this, but the uproar is more to do with the BNP actually existing rather than taking part tonight [tonight was just a significant event to garner publicity for their indignation].

[ange7]

Originally Posted by wannashag

let's put it this way, they have my vote at this moment
i'm by no way a racist, but i'm patriotic, and i dont want my children and grand children on their knee's every friday praising allah, which is the way this country's trying to go.

MAAAAAAAAAAAAAAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA...
or let's put it this way.
You are by everyway a racist. Want to know how I know? You relate everything to race and religion. If you hear of a crime on the news and your first thought is "what religion or race were they?" ... that's when you know your a full blown racist. .... oh and if you love any of those border protection TV shows... that's another huge clue.

[NettoSuperstar!]

Originally Posted by ange7

MAAAAAAAAAAAAAAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA...
or let's put it this way.
You are by everyway a racist. Want to know how I know? You relate everything to race and religion. If you hear of a crime on the news and your first thought is "what religion or race were they?" ... that's when you know your a full blown racist. .... oh and if you love any of those border protection TV shows... that's another huge clue.

Ahhh heheh! You should try and watch question time with Nick Griffin if you can, it was bloody ace, the whole country got to see what a vile prick he really is, was so funny to watch him squirm!

[Crimson Dynamo]

I thought that the idiot (mostly young, single) protesters at the BBC were as bad as the people they were protesting about

irony or what

[Crimson Dynamo]

I thought that Griffin did ok, in terms of what he is about. I would say that was a massive plus for the BNP last night.

[NettoSuperstar!]

Originally Posted by LeatherTrumpet

I thought that the idiot (mostly young, single) protesters at the BBC were as bad as the people they were protesting about

irony or what

I agree no need for that! The best way to deal with the likes of Griffin is to expose them for the vile scum they really are.

[NettoSuperstar!]

Originally Posted by LeatherTrumpet

I thought that Griffin did ok, in terms of what he is about. I would say that was a massive plus for the BNP last night.

I'd say the racists will still vote him, they were always going to! The rest of Britain will see him for the prick he is

[Prole]

Better people that Nick Griffin have died to ensure he has the freedom to talk bollox on telly. He did all the other parties a great service last night by showing everyone what a misinformed, unsophisticated, under-educated dick he is.

[Crimson Dynamo]

Originally Posted by Prole

Better people that Nick Griffin have died to ensure he has the freedom to talk bollox on telly. He did all the other parties a great service last night by showing everyone what a misinformed, unsophisticated, under-educated dick he is.

I disagree, I think that he did himself a world of good

[Prole]

Originally Posted by LeatherTrumpet

I disagree, I think that he did himself a world of good

I think you're definitely in the minority. Most people I've spoken to this morning - and I work in politics at the moment - think he made himself look like an arse.

[Tom]

Originally Posted by Prole

I think you're definitely in the minority. Most people I've spoken to this morning - and I work in politics at the moment - think he made himself look like an arse.

If you work in politics you'd generally be with educated people, I'd hazard a guess that the vast majority of the BNP and people who think he came across well aren't.

[Prole]

Originally Posted by Tom

If you work in politics you'd generally be with educated people, I'd hazard a guess that the vast majority of the BNP and people who think he came across well aren't.

You have a point. Although, as for educated people being in politics... I have to say - without prejudice - since I have been working in politics I have met some of the shadiest, most underhanded and obnoxious bigots it has ever been my misfortune to meet. They're all basically in it for themselves. Politics is show business for ugly people.

[NettoSuperstar!]

Originally Posted by LeatherTrumpet

I disagree, I think that he did himself a world of good

How so? He showed himself up for the ignorant prejudiced duplicitous prick he is! One highlight for me was "I dont mind what homosexuals get up to behind closed doors blah blah...its the militant ones that preach homosexuality in our schools, thats perverted" Pahahahahahahahaha...his ignorance knows no bounds!

[Crimson Dynamo]

Originally Posted by Prole

I think you're definitely in the minority. Most people I've spoken to this morning - and I work in politics at the moment - think he made himself look like an arse.

91% of Talksports (largest ever) poll agree with me

[Crimson Dynamo]

Originally Posted by NettoSuperstar!

How so? He showed himself up for the ignorant prejudiced duplicitous prick he is! One highlight for me was "I dont mind what homosexuals get up to behind closed doors blah blah...its the militant ones that preach homosexuality in our schools, thats perverted" Pahahahahahahahaha...his ignorance knows no bounds!

most would probably agree with that statement

[Prole]

Originally Posted by LeatherTrumpet

most would probably agree with that statement

Make your mind up.. you either think he did okay or you think he's prick.

[NettoSuperstar!]

Originally Posted by LeatherTrumpet

most would probably agree with that statement

Lol yes cos theres loads of militant homosexuals in schools preaching the good word! LMAO...time and time again throughout the show he showed up his views and opinions to be ignorant and downright bloody false