Nick Griffin coming to Hastings...

[Pretty pink fairy]

Leader of the "we're a proper political party, not just a bunch of racists, honest guv" British National Party.

their on the voting form go on i dare you

 

[seagullsovergrimsby]

please.......... i can see gaffer knocking one out while looking at a picture of himself!

Oi Dave !!! Switch your webcam off FFS.

 

[Frutos]

their on the voting form go on i dare you

I'd rather vote for Norman Baker, and that's really saying something.

 

[Pretty pink fairy]

I'd rather vote for Norman Baker, and that's really saying something.

whats the difference

 

[who me?]

he is a f***ing moron

not a f***ing nazi

 

[who me?]

and no evidence that he is gay

unlike most of the leadership of the bnp.

 

[Pretty pink fairy]

he is a f***ing moron

not a f***ing nazi

 

[Pretty pink fairy]

and no evidence that he is gay

unlike most of the leadership of the bnp.

i will take you're word on that then

 

[NMH]

Hi Barry

 

[Couldn't Be Hyypia]

I love the way that Das Reich always chooses to take any comments - no matter how sarcastic - at face value. It's a desparate need to be needed.

And as always - he's contributing massively to a non-football thread but never has anything constructive to say about football.

Seriously, why don't you go and find a Nazi Message Board and chat to your chums in there. People don't like you here - they're just taking the piss. And it seems you'd rather let them do that so that you can get the attention than get no attention at all.

 

[1066familyman]

I'll say one thing for the BNP ; they got me & the Mrs up off our arses and voting in the last local elections.

To see the scum come canvassing down our street certainly got me politically engaged.

Was on my way out when I spied the 'foot soldiers' heading my way pushing their illiterature through peoples doors. When the nice man with the big union flag rosette reached my house, I engaged him in the only discourse I felt sure he would understand........

........told him to: "f*** right off and don't even think about polluting my front door with your poison, or I'll stick it where the f***ing sun don't shine !"

Felt a tad guilty afterwards that I didn't attempt to engage him in some serious political debate.

However, since reading the enthralling posts of those that "want what's best for England " on here, thank heavens any lingering traces of gulit have been removed from my system completely.

 

[clapham_gull]

The far right are hilarious aren't there.

Creep out of their holes every now and then, ready for action, taking up arms as if the end of the world is going to happen.

But their international conferences are never little more than a crap village fair in the middle of nowhere.

Absolute cretins.

 

[Lord Bracknell]

Of course, St. George is also the patron saint of Milan and Catalunya (as referenced by the St. George's cross on Barcelona's badge, Milan's badge and Inter's away strip) to name but two, so it's really rather a multi-national, dare I even say multi-cultural, symbol.

Sorry to disagree, Frutos, but ...

The red cross on the Milan badge and the Inter strip is the cross of St Ambrose, the patron saint of Milan.

Incidentally, he drove the Arians out of Milan.

 

[Pevenseagull]

If I saw Nick Griffin and he wasn't on fire, I'd piss on him

Can't be arsed to go to Hastings on the off chance

He's scum

 

[Pevenseagull]

I'd laugh my arse off if he was diagnosed with inoperable cancer

 

[hart's shirt]

Aren't there nicer places to go than Hastings? If it had been Newhaven, they could have taken a daytrip to France on the ferry.

Quite appropriate really seeing as the victor at the Battle of Hastings was from modern-day France. I'm not sure if Griffin is considering his visit to be all about 'reclaiming Hastings', but for a greater impact he should really wait another 58 years until the Millennial anniversary of the battle.

The only downside of this will be that he'll probably be dead, as undoubtedly will the hopelessly-outdated BNP.

 

[Frutos]

Sorry to disagree, Frutos, but ...

The red cross on the Milan badge and the Inter strip is the cross of St Ambrose, the patron saint of Milan.

Incidentally, he drove the Arians out of Milan.

My apologies, m'lud.

The thing about Catalunya/Barcelona is definitely right though.

 

[West Hoathly Seagull]

I'd love to pop along to Hastings and tell Nick Griffin to push off back to France or whatever other part of England he hangs out in now, but sadly I've got better things to do, like watching documentaries on the life cycle of the fruit fly. It was quite amusing to see, though, that when the BNP's little "bookshop" in Welling came under attack from protesters, the brave boys couldn't run fast enough.

 

[Brighton Breezy]

More reaction...

http://www.hastingsobserver.co.uk/newshastings/More-reaction-to-BNP-visit.3782004.jp

 

[The Large One]

St George is also the patron saint of...

Amersfoort, Netherlands
Aragon
Beirut, Lebanon
Canada
Cappdocia
Catalonia
Constantinople
Corinthians (Brazilian football team)
England
Ethiopia
Ferrara
Genoa
Georgia
Gozo
Greece
Haldern, Germany
Heide
Lithuania
Lod
Malta
Military of Bulgaria
Modica, Sicily
Moscow
Palestine
Palestinian Christians
Portugal
Ptuj, Slovenia

agricultural workers
archers
armourers
butchers
cavalry
equestrians
farmers
field workers
horsemen
husbandmen
knights
riders
saddle makers
shepherds
soldiers

chivalry

Crusaders
Order of the Garter
Scouts
Teutonic Knights

herpes
leprosy
plague
skin diseases
syphilis

horses
sheep