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Does he have a point or not?
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He claims to represent the "endangered indigenous (white) British".
-The show was - 'watched by eight million people'
-'Critics said the show had given the BNP huge publicity'.
- The BNP claims that the show gained 3,000 people registered to join the party.
- an 'opinion poll carried out after Mr Griffin's appearance suggests 22% of voters would "seriously consider" voting BNP in a future local, general or European election'. (shades of Australia's less than informed Hansonites?)
He now challenged the BBC as a political party leader to ask him on the show again, this time, to allow him talk on current issues and the public to compare parties' policies.
Given the US is fighting a rear guard action against such white supremacists and their tragic history Black V White prejudices , A civil war that even after150 still has residual deep resentments.
Questions.
Should future audiences be controlled or selected to allow BNP to have their say?
What does this say for the non Anglo-Saxon Brits? Should they lose their rights for free speech?
Would should the govt now register (a Muslim) a non white party?
And what if BNP spawned an ANP Australian Nationalist Party?
Is this the thin edge of the wedge?
The ignorant bottom dwellers looking for someone to blame?
NB This is NOT a discussion on RACE or RELIGION.
Quotes from BBC