BNP Christmas Time - Nick Griffin tells The Nativity Story

[tossbag]

What do you make of this?
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SfvolN185Qg
Edit: I think it's pretty cool that the leader of the BNP is loving a story about a birth in the middle east

Edited by tossbag on Saturday 19th December 02:21

[AndrewW-G]

Whilst I don’t agree with a number of Nick Griffins policies (but less than I disagree with winky's policies), I can’t see anything wrong with his Christmas story.
It’s the same story that Junior W-G’s have been performing at school over the past week or two, it may not be factually correct, but it is part of the traditional Christmas celebration

Edited by AndrewW-G on Saturday 19th December 02:33

[tossbag]

AndrewW-G said:

Whilst I don’t agree with a number of Nick Griffins policies (but less than I disagree with winky's policies), I can’t see anything wrong with his Christmas story.
It’s the same story that Junior W-G’s have been performing at school over the past week or two, it may not be factually correct, but it is part of the traditional Christmas celebration

Edited by AndrewW-G on Saturday 19th December 02:33

Agreed, it's just very strange seeing someone who the media has decided is a monster telling such a quaint story.

[AndrewW-G]

tossbag said:

Agreed, it's just very strange seeing someone who the media has decided is a monster telling such a quaint story.

As according to winky I'm responsible for all that’s bad in the world (as a climate change sceptic) I'm trying to see everybody else winky & co have slated, in a better light

I don’t agree with Griffin on a number of key issues (I have absolutely no problem with people from different ethnic backgrounds or homosexuals, for example) but I don’t think he's as bad as winky & co make him out to be.......................wouldn’t vote for the guy, but view him in the same way as I view the slightly odd bloke in the pub

There are far far worse people than the slightly delusional Griffin, especially when you consider that the mainstream Blair & Brown have been responsible for far more innocent lives being lost.

[drivin_me_nuts]

My first view is that the whole setting is more than a boit creepy. Actually make that deeply creepy.

[spaximus]

Reminded me of Blowfelt sat there stroking his cat.

[f-fuxake]

And he has a problem with asylum seekers?

[Babu 01]

The cat is a bit of a faux pas for the man who wants this island full of nothing but pure bred indigenous stock.

said:

Especially in medieval Europe, cats and women were believed to be in league with Satan; as a result, they were burned, tortured and killed in many unimaginable ways, because people believed that in doing so, they could stop the evil and the diseases.

said:

Cats were very common among the Muslims: "It seems that from early days the Arabs kept cats as pets. Otherwise we could not understand why (according to one early historian) the Prophet's young widow, A'isha, when complaining that everyone had deserted her, added: ‘Even the cat has left me alone' [3] ." In contrast to other civilisations, "they were companions of most of the Muslims…

Allah loves cats


Unless of course there's an unedited version where he climaxes by bashing the cat against the stove before flinging it into the fire.

Edited by Babu 01 on Saturday 19th December 10:00