The Big Aunty Freak Show
Posted in News under National | on Oct 23 2009
Le leader du British National Party réussit son entrée sur le plateau de la BBC
Loosely translated, the foreign press thinks that ‘The leader of the BNP had a successful appearance on the BBC’s Question Time’. Now to paraphrase Nick Griffin, there’s something creepy about the BBC being the arbiter of who should be offered a platform for their views and how they should be treated. An ‘editorial decision’, and theirs to make, they say with their usual, lamentable arrogance. Nonsense. The BNP is not a legitimate party in terms of the settled values of our society, nor even a legal one. It is fictitious party that presents one image to its target electorate whilst hiding an agenda and holding to ideas that are both illegal and an assault on the social contract that holds society together.
The nursery worker who produces and downloads child pornography is not treated as a carer but a dangerous paedophile. Nick Griffin and his associates have have been exposed time and again for their duplicity and the hollow sham of their ‘modernised’ party. It is highly unlikely that their million strong electorate is made up of jew baiting white supremecists. They shouldn’t be demonised any more than were the fatally deluded followers of David Koresh and the Branch Davidian. But by treating the BNP as if it were a bona fide political party that operates within the rules that Western societies have evolved over generations, the BBC legitimises Britain’s foetid underside, the irreducable pool of hatred for the ‘other’. Why Nick Griffin? Why not one of his goons, or his hopelessly inadequate councillors. True to form, the BEEB seeks out the ‘celebrity’. Well, we’ve got news for you Aunty, this is not entertainment, this is the real world, not a Big Brother freak show.