Oh dear, oh dear, I do believe that Mr Nick Griffin got a taste of what it’s like to be detested on the BBC”s programme,  Question Time, last night.  Hopefully this will be a life lesson for him.  He was, without doubt, out numbered, and I have to say I enjoyed watching him squirm because deep down I think he knows he’s in the wrong, but couldn’t face the embarrassment of admitting it.    To get the real low-down on him you’d have to ask his wife, or better still, his mum, now that would make a great programme wouldn’t it?

So what did we make of Nick’s performance?  Well, I saw sweating, shaking, inane smiling to cover his informational errors, and a profusion of nervous grinning.  What was fact, he denied.  Which were the lies?  Asked Dimbleby.  “Far to many to go into.”  Had he denied the Holocaust?  With a little smile he replied, “I do not have a conviction for Holocaust denial.”  “I am not a Nazi and never have been.”  Yet Griffin was convicted in 1998 of inciting racial hatred for articles that denied the Holocaust and praised the Waffen-SS.   I’m sure the ratings went through the roof at the BBC, but really Griffin only succeeded in making a prat of himself.   Educated he may be, but I believe he’s forgotten one basic element of the British people, and that’s our use of applying common sense.

“I’m not a Nazi, my father was in the RAF during the second world war.”  What the fuck is that supposed to mean? 

Then we got into a bit of a muddle I think.  One black member of the audience said, “I was born in England, educated in England, I love my country, where do you want me to go?”   Mr Griffin replied, “I don’t want you to leave.”  Oh I see, it’s just some black or ethnic minorities that he wants out!  That’s much clearer.  So a child born in this country can stay, but the parents will be shipped out!  I don’t think he’s thought his party’s policies through, perhaps they change on a weekly basis.  If that’s the case, how the hell will his voters know what’s going on?  Aaah, now that my friends is where the controlling factor comes in.   Say one thing, do another – brilliant.  That’s very close the ‘Mushroom effect’ you know.  Keep ’em in the dark, and crap on them twice a day.

Well it seems as though Nick-baby has sorted out immigration.  How could you title it without wanting to get it splashed all over the papers?  Ummm, ooh I know, lets call it, “a sort of bloodless genocide.”  The only way I’m going lose my English identity is when I’m pushing up the daisy!   Oh there’s so much more I could write about, his American ‘friends’ for example, and people who ‘bat for the other side,’ but I’ve got better things to do quite frankly.  And when all said and done, I can’t help but feel as though someone else has tried this in another country, and he stole his logo from someone else…   So on that basic level, you teach your kids to steal and see how they turn out…

Right, I’m off to knit my lunch, BB

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