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Old 23-10-2009, 18:00   #386
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Re: [Update] BNP on Question Time this week

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Originally Posted by alferret View Post
Jack Straw was clutching at them, Barroness Warsi came across as the most competent of the panelists and the most articulate politcian on the panel. I didnt understand why Bonnie Greer was on the panel, never heard of her and although she talked a good arguement really shouldnt have been on there as she is not representative of the UK and not an elected party member. Chris Huhne seemed to sheepishly follow Warsi and Straw and was not strong enough in the comments he made apart from his condemnation of Jan Moir, totally wasted opportunity by the Lib Dems IMO.
I pretty much agree with all of this. For me Baroness Warsi was the surprise. She was articulate, logical and incisive. She managed in her few sentences to put down both Straw and Griffin. I found her delightful.

Dimbleby should be ashamed of himself. Allowing the mob to run riot has almost certainly gained Griffin some sympathy in certain circles. I feel he and the BBC managed to shoot themselves in the foot.
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