Pendleside Festive Dingbats. Cd 6/1/25
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Once again that phrase 'ANTI-BRITISH' appears.
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http://www.dailymail....xploiting-invite.html
Has this action done more for the BNP cause.
Why is there a one rule for some but none for others?
Here we have what is described as a totally non-political institution (The Monarchy), now involved in party politics.
Has this action done more for the BNP cause.
Why is there a one rule for some but none for others?
Here we have what is described as a totally non-political institution (The Monarchy), now involved in party politics.
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True JL
It's odd that this just go this way; the Palace is well practised at having people attend a garden party but excluding them too!
The way it's organised there are subtle ways in which Griffin could have been there but never got within 100m of anyone 'important' and certainly denied any publicity opportunity.
So I think the Palace would have been more subtle than this.
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It's odd that this just go this way; the Palace is well practised at having people attend a garden party but excluding them too!
The way it's organised there are subtle ways in which Griffin could have been there but never got within 100m of anyone 'important' and certainly denied any publicity opportunity.
So I think the Palace would have been more subtle than this.
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Mr Griffin has been a lttle naive.
Fancy posting that the invitation was "a 'highly symbolic breakthrough' for the BNP.
He was invited because he's an MEP, and he was using it as some kind of validation of the BNP as a political force. It would've made more sense if he'd posted something along the lines of, "I feel honoured at the invitation and am looking forward to engaging in a traditional British event".
That would've satisfied his supporters AND got across the message he'd want to say.
Silly Nicky Boy.
Nice cravat and waistcost though...he scrubs up quite well.
Fancy posting that the invitation was "a 'highly symbolic breakthrough' for the BNP.
He was invited because he's an MEP, and he was using it as some kind of validation of the BNP as a political force. It would've made more sense if he'd posted something along the lines of, "I feel honoured at the invitation and am looking forward to engaging in a traditional British event".
That would've satisfied his supporters AND got across the message he'd want to say.
Silly Nicky Boy.
Nice cravat and waistcost though...he scrubs up quite well.
"It all happened under your nose rojash, disgusting isn't it? "
Don't quite understand that remark AOG.
The reason I didn't find in when googling was that you'd mentioned him being invited to a Garden Party, so that's what I googled.
But isn't it the case that at that time (1994) Mugabe was a respected a statesmen, who was advocating peace and reconciliation between the various African tribal factions and white residents of Zimbabwe?
Don't quite understand that remark AOG.
The reason I didn't find in when googling was that you'd mentioned him being invited to a Garden Party, so that's what I googled.
But isn't it the case that at that time (1994) Mugabe was a respected a statesmen, who was advocating peace and reconciliation between the various African tribal factions and white residents of Zimbabwe?
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