Originally Posted by
johncar54
he looked flustered, stressed, and kept changing his mind about his beliefs.
I don't think he made a good showing, however, he did have four panelists and the chairman plus practicality all the audience attacking him. Given that I am not sure who would have made a good showing ! Although his comment about his father being a pilot and Straw's father (son of a German Jewish immigrant) was in prison having refused to help the effort, was 'interesting.'
With exception of Bonnie Greer, who relied on historical facts, rather as Enoch Powell used to do, but which in reality had little to so with the BNP argument, as we all have a pretty good idea what Griffin meant when he said 'indigenous people' the other were pretty poor too.
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