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Nick Griffin, BNP leader on BBC's Question Time

Doesn't Sweden have an official state religion?

Canada does, and the USA doesn't, yet on the whole, Canada is a lot more secular (the Prime Minister would never dare say "God bless Canada" here), I'd say, and Sweden probably is too. I wouldn't say this really means anything.
 
I suspect Magz does not like black people; or brown people; or yellow people; or jews

I think he would like us to know that

He doesn't like liberals, or immigrants, or democrats, or government employees, either.

He loves America, though.

While hating 93% of the people who live in it.
 
By the way, isn't it odd how the leader of this racial-purity party looks, not so much like the Aryan superman, but like some drunken reject at the local pub? I mean, if you're going to be all gung-ho for White superiority, at least try to look the part...
 
Not required: Hitler and Mussolini were not great physical specimens either.
 
for a grand total of James VII?

In the USA, the British movie "The Madness of George III" was retitled "The Madness of George the Third."

Apparently the distributors were worried that, given the average American's knowledge of British royalty, potential theater goers would be puzzled why they've never heard of "The Madness of George" and "The Madness of George II".
 
Not required: Hitler and Mussolini were not great physical specimens either.

To be fair to Mussolini, genocidal extermination of "inferior races" was never on top of his agenda.

Italian fascism was, of course, deeply nationalistic, but it never tried to prove the Italian race immensely superior to all other people on the planet.
 
In the USA, the British movie "The Madness of George III" was retitled "The Madness of George the Third."

Apparently the distributors were worried that, given the average American's knowledge of British royalty, potential theater goers would be puzzled why they've never heard of "The Madness of George" and "The Madness of George II".

In the UK it was just called The Madness of King George, the play was called The Madness of George III which i can see as being a little confusing without the word "king".
 
By the way, isn't it odd how the leader of this racial-purity party looks, not so much like the Aryan superman, but like some drunken reject at the local pub?
No. No, that is not at all odd.

Given that the supporters of the BNP are more or less defined by their strong and irrational preference for people who look just like them ...

... well, you can figure it out for yourself.
 
He doesn't like liberals, or immigrants, or democrats, or government employees, either.

He loves America, though.

While hating 93% of the people who live in it.

You're not very good at mind reading.
 
The thread is about Nick Griffin and his performance on the BBC program isn't it? I know the reason you want to talk about everything here but NG is due to the result of you lynching. A bit embarrassing, now I guess. So now you introduce the nation to Nick Griffin and you shudder at how well he will do at the polls next time. It seems things didn't go according to plan.
 
The thread is about Nick Griffin and his performance on the BBC program isn't it? I know the reason you want to talk about everything here but NG is due to the result of you lynching. A bit embarrassing, now I guess. So now you introduce the nation to Nick Griffin and you shudder at how well he will do at the polls next time. It seems things didn't go according to plan.
As I was the last person to post on this thread before your latest exhibition of gibberish, I must assume that it was directed at me; but that is the only reason that I have to suppose that this nonsensical jumble of words is directed at me.

I think perhaps it would be more accurate to say that it is directed at the fantasy version of me who lives in your head.

I am loath to speak for the imaginary people who live in your head, but I think that if your fantasy version of me is even remotely similar to me, he would prefer it if you could form your obtuse ravings into grammatical sentences.
 

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