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http://www.independent.co.uk/news/uk/politics/nick-griffin-bnp-emigrate-hungary-next-six-months-british-national-party-a7638131.html
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Oh, the irony.
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It is an Englishmans inalienable right to live anywhere in the world.
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Hungary is full of people with Nick Griffin's philosophy, they will welcome him.
What is ironic is the liberals remaining indifferent to these white supremest EU states. Hungary just being one of. |
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I wish all the immigrants who come to the UK were self supporting and had got the kind of money Nick Griffin has got.
I bet he won't be signing on as soon as he gets there or putting his name down for social housing. |
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Or committing crimes,or getting free healthcare. Hungary is a welcoming country, with hard working honest people, who are proud of their tradition and culture, they welcome anybody who wants to join them in their hard work and blend in with their way of life..
Unlike this country, HOWEVER , Europe is Changing, it will either swing to the far right, or far left...i fear there will be NO inbetween. and this will all end in tears |
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People have always had to move to get away from other people.
there are so many people in Britain he might have felt compelled to leave, and who could blame him? |
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Griffin never opposed immigrants in general coming here did he?
I thought he was very specific in the kinds of people he didn't want in the UK. |
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that's the important thing , perhaps he felt he would leave because he no longer liked Britain, or British people, whatever that might mean?
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If only all our immigrants had such moderate views as he does.
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Yes Dotchinite, Nick would certainly keep his cool if a cartoonist mocked his chosen prophet, and i doubt whether he would consider blasphemy an offence in need of a death sentence.
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It was disgusting the way the BBC set Griffin up on Question Time.
Every question was centred on race or homosexuality. A panel of liberals and a hostile audience. Did he walk into a pit of snakes. They did the same to Galloway not long after. The venue was in a Jewish area and the hand picked Jewish audience were out for his blood. They hung Galloway out to dry just like they did with Griffin. The BBC producers should be ashamed of themselves. |
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It is ironic that in 50-75 years time, the European Countries that will be on the "best Euro countries to live in" Top 10
will mainly be in Eastern Europe. |
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Wrong description pandora, if you look on the BNP website all their policies are socialist policies.
True right-wingers wouldn't have anything to do with the BNP simply because they're left-wing. You're closer to the bulk of Griffin's politics than any conservative. pandora1963 should be ashamed of himself having so much in common with the likes of Griffin and the BNP. |
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You have been rallying around the Eastern Europeans for a long time now pandora, the irony will no doubt be lost on you.
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