For those who dont know, the BNP is a "so-called" political party in the UK. Their policies are all entirely racist. Their stated goals are to return the UK to 99% "indigenous white" population by throwing everyone else out. Blacks, jews, asians, muslims, all of them. They deny the holocaust, and do not allow blacks to become members of their party. He has given speeches in the US together with the head of the KKK. Incidentally, they won two seats on the European Parliament last year, perhaps unsurprisingly. Their head, Nick Griffin was asked on to the premier political TV show in the UK, Question Time, which drew massive protests outside BBC studios around the country.

Joining him were Justice Secretary Jack Straw; the Conservative spokeswoman for community cohesion, Baroness Warsi (Muslim); Chris Huhne, Liberal Democrat Home Affairs spokesman; and playwright and author, Bonnie Greer (Black American)

He got his ass kicked, which makes for wonderful viewing. Enjoy.

Im interested to know from you guys if you think he should have been allowed on at all. Does his being on the top political show give him legitimacy, or is it undemocratic not to allow such views to be heard?

Dont know if non-UK can view the Iplayer, this is the link, youtube is below: http://www.bbc.co.uk/iplayer/episode/b00nft24/Question_Time_22_10_2009/ or http://bbc.co.uk/i/nft24/


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[Edited by - firefly on 10-23-2009 05:55 AM]

[Edited by - firefly on 10-23-2009 05:58 AM]

the libdems should finally be elected to run uk. all the tories have are retreads, same goes with labour.

he's a very bad man but i agree with nalod that we need to protect free speech at all costs. i think that ideas like this, when put under light, unravel and ultimetaly destroy themselves. having mr. griffin on that show will likely serve to undermine his twisted ideology.