BBC to vet BNP Question Time audience for anti-fascists
 

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guess your not going then.

the bnp are also considering allowing non whites into the party:

http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/uk_news/politics/8308582.stm

should make for interesting viewing, Question Time is my favorite program.

I expect the less booing there is the more time there will be for Dimbleby et. al. to bring out the invasive surgery, and the more effective it will be. The polititians on there are usually eager to nail people to the wall over financial irregularities and ward boundaries, so if theyve got their thinking caps on they should be able to make him self immolate quite easily.

I think Griifin is the kind of inept, smug twat that can make a prick of himself filling in his name and date of birth.

"Blue ink? Oh, and I suppose you think that a massive proportion of European Jewry were killed in concentration camps in the second world war. It's political correctness - GONE MAD!"

I often think that the ANL and such groups serve to give Griffin more press than he should rightfully get; relative to the Greens, the BNP get masses of coverage for a far smaller share of the vote. The problem I have is always that, so long as the BNP stay within the law, they have a legitimate right to exist. They might be total cunts, but then so are the Tories. Protesting, saying they shouldn't exist is counter-democratic, regardless of how execrable their views are.

Incidentally, if anyone wants a half-baked conspiracy theory, the Tories fund the BNP as a smokescreen so they can waltz into Whitehall. Tories = real danger Britain.

It'll be interesting to find out which non-political/celebrity guest they have on that week.

I heard it was a black writer. I think. I was half-asleep for most of the day.

i agree with glice that the real danger to britain is the tory party and the smug little simpering creep they have in power. i shudder when i think of him being the prime minister.

Nick Griffin's dad (Mr Griffin) worked for the conservative party for about 30 years, he got kicked out when his wife (Mrs Griffin) stood against Iain Duncan Smith (Mr Griffin's boss) in an election and Mr Griffin helped Mrs Griffin to a slight extent with her campaigning. Mr Griffin is also one of the highest ranking freemasons in the UK.

It's Bonnie Greer

There was an ABC program a while back that had a debate about global warming, the Citizens Electoral Council managed to infiltrate quite a few members.
The CEC being Lyndon LaRouches representatives in Australia.
Their questions and comments were only tangentially related to the topic and pretty surreal.

You're Bonnie Queer.

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I neglected to mention that Mrs Griffin was standing as a canditate for the BNP

I like that you call them 'Mr & Mrs' Griffin, as if you deliver their newspapers or something.

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is this diferent to the one that got posted a while back?

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http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/uk_politics/8321157.stm

Let the circus begin.

This was fucking fantastic.

he did get shown up more than i had expected. It worked out ok i think.

Shouldn't they have renamed tonight's edition as a 'how to destroy what little political credibility you might've had in under 60 minutes special'?

yeah, the show would have have been equally as honest. He asked to be on the show; he got scrutinised

It was the John Terry Champions League Final Penalty Shoot Out of Political Miss-Kicks.

I reckon its more like Dida

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1gpxgvpn4Cc

yeah but Terry's faux pas was far more satisfying

publicity publicity publicity, the three p's.

yeah, awesome, i was getting very emotional watching it, it's a shame they didn't end the program with the audience rushing the stage and kicking the shit out of griffin after he got verbally rinsed by the panel.

he's just an utter twat really isnt he. i want to see the whole thing as living the other side of the pond i rarely get to see what i want but no doubt it will be on youtube soon enough.

Oh man, this was fucking great. I just can't believe this guy! "I think the BBC is an ultra-leftist organization". Perhaps BBC represents a political norm and he's trapped in his racist right-wing world and anything but that seems "too left". My favorite is the man that mentioned that he should get a plane ticket to the south pole, since that's a "colorless country"

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And I thought it couldn't get worse than Wilders...
Good laugh.

What is that guy trying to say? And is he trying to suggest that the BNP is a left wing party?

http://www.bbc.co.uk/iplayer/episode...me_22_10_2009/
The whole episode is here, but people outside the Uk might not be able to watch it.

Watched this last night. I'm glad they put on, it was only an embarrassment for Nick Griffin.