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Originally Posted by punky
I wouldn't say it was a favourable one. It isn't pro-BNP, its just not anti-BNP either.
The BNP do represent a small amount of the UK but I was under the impression that the audience (as when I was in it) reflects the make up of the panel, not the country. I had to fill in a questionairre before I was selected for the show.
Unless things radically change I can't this show being productive at all. The people who hate the BNP will hate them more and the people that defend the BNP will just entrench their positions.
A valuable opportunity IMO.
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Well this has been a long spell now where Griffin has not had to say much. It's mostly calling the Labour Immigration policy failed.
It's been a success in that it's the first time Nick Griffin has been questioned about his views and history in a real enviroment where he doesn't have fellow racists cheering him or weak news presenters allowing him to run down the clock.
It should hopefully show that he really is the person people say he is.