Nick Griffin BNP did it change your mind?

by **Katie295** on Sat Oct 24, 2009 7:17 am

was the BBC right to to have Nick Griffin on question time? i did watch the program and i felt it gave the BNP the much needed air time they needed even if it seemed that he was bullied by the other panelist and it leave you wondering if the audience was hand picked to create an explosive tv program it really was a farce if your going to invite him to question time then he should of been allowed to answerer his questions as fairly as the other members only then can the public decide if they want to vote for what his party believe in, to all that think he should not have been on there i don't understand why we the british public are not stupid and have a right to hear what he has to say him appearing on tv does not have the power of mind control and can make you vote or not vote for him.people have voted for him and that is personal choice they have that right just as much as you have the right not too. did you change your mind about Nick Griffin ? do you think as it has been quoted that the party got an early xmas present? did him appearing on tv get him more votes? did it change your mind i watched the news today they ran a poll that 1 in 5 would vote for them

by **saharaaj663** on Sat Oct 24, 2009 7:48 am

pannelists and crowd are always hand picked by channels to improve TRP

by **julie844** on Sat Oct 24, 2009 7:53 am

No because ive voted for the BNP for 15 yrs now, god bless.

by **Carrusel058** on Sat Oct 24, 2009 7:57 am

When it comes to the General Election you will find that most people will stick with the three main parties. The conservatives are going to win with a landslide victory. I've seen this kind of thing all before. I'm in my late 60's now. I've seen small fringe parties threaten to do well, but people always come to their senses at a General Election.
The BNP may get votes in the industrial heartlands, but unlike Germany in the 1930's, people these days in general have much more to gain by voting for the traditional parties rather than lose by voting for fanatics.

by **TheKingofTonga180** on Sat Oct 24, 2009 9:18 am

I am a one in five !
Hey, this could be a new slogan.

I am a one in five ! ..Good Eh ?

by **Carr** on Sat Oct 24, 2009 9:34 am

It didn't change my mind about Nick, I have always admired him and his courage in standing up for the rights of British people. However it did make me think even less of the other panellists who are no more than bullies - they should be terribly ashamed of themselves....

by **Ted696** on Sat Oct 24, 2009 9:43 am

Yes, both the wife and I are going from tory to BNP, after the shameful behaviour of the ethnic 'MINORITY'

Nick Griffin BNP did it change your mind?