shafique wrote:I agree Holocaust deniers take many forms - Nick Griffin being one of them.
It is my understanding that Nick Griffin once questioned certain particular episodes of the Holocaust but now accepts, and has done for some time now, the Holocaust in it’s entirety and he in fact clarified this to David Dimbleby and the panel in the OP debate. He changed his mind as many politicians often do, So I fail to see why you are constantly harping on about Nick Griffin being a Holocaust Denier? Unless you are privy to any further information you would like to share with us as has been posted recently of members of Hamas, other than it’s propagandist?
It is also my considered opinion that sayeeda Warsi was a poor contributor to the debate, she debated very little, the majority of her rhetoric was typical of one from the British Paki community crying discrimination at every opportunity and throwing her personal accusations against Nick Griffin that he was never allowed to respond to.
The outcome of the so called ‘famous’ debate, was neither famous nor was it a debate, it was an orchestrated demolition of the BNP by the BBC.
Re Paki – Pakistani, Take no notice of them BM, it’s just the forums resident paranoid schizophrenics looking to disguise their own prejudices claiming to be one of life’s victims again, if they want to retain ownership of a 1960’s derogatory British definition of Paki, let them feel free to do so, I personally feel they should not attempt to propagate such a definition beyond the shores of the UK, and to do so, I feel is the epitome of a racist act.
The world’s population at large understand a Paki to be a native of Pakistan, that’s all, and why anyone would wish to change that definition to something derogatory defies all logic, unless of course, there is another message in there somewhere?
Regards