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britexpat76 Jun 11th 2013 1:02 pm

Nick Griffin and Syria
 
I never thought I'd say this but for once I agree with Nick Griffin on one thing. I'm sure his visit has more nefarious reasons but I agree with his assessment of the governments plans out there.

http://www.hopenothate.org.uk/news/a...riffin-travels

flares Jun 11th 2013 1:18 pm

Re: Nick Griffin and Syria
 
kidnap target?

scrubbedexpat141 Jun 11th 2013 1:34 pm

Re: Nick Griffin and Syria
 

Originally Posted by britexpat76 (Post 10751516)
I never thought I'd say this but for once I agree with Nick Griffin on one thing. I'm sure his visit has more nefarious reasons but I agree with his assessment of the governments plans out there.

http://www.hopenothate.org.uk/news/a...riffin-travels

Problem with the Griffin types is in situations like this, you think the possible good he could do, will just twist into extra servings of hate when he's back here.

Theseus Jun 11th 2013 1:37 pm

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Originally Posted by saudiflares (Post 10751528)
kidnap target?

We can only hope

britexpat76 Jun 11th 2013 1:40 pm

Re: Nick Griffin and Syria
 

Originally Posted by saudiflares (Post 10751528)
kidnap target?

Not if they have any sense. He would do their heads in and no one would cough up.

I suppose they could kidnap him and demand a ransom to keep him there.

Boomhauer Jun 11th 2013 3:28 pm

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Well has Griffin schmoozed with AQ affiliated terrorists ..err I mean pro freedom rebels, like John "bomb bomb Iran" McCain.

Fossildog Jun 12th 2013 2:52 am

Re: Nick Griffin and Syria
 

Originally Posted by Boomhauer (Post 10751768)
Well has Griffin schmoozed with AQ affiliated terrorists ..err I mean pro freedom rebels, like John "bomb bomb Iran" McCain.

He is pro Assad as far as I understand? Seems to have had his point underlined by the massive suicide bomb in Damascus yesterday. A bombing carried out by people who 'non-racists' like Hague wants to give more guns and bombs to.

scot47 Jun 12th 2013 11:46 am

Re: Nick Griffin and Syria
 
Govts in London and Paris seem to be keen on arming the looney bearded ones.

Boomhauer Jun 12th 2013 3:32 pm

Re: Nick Griffin and Syria
 

Originally Posted by scot47 (Post 10753085)
Govts in London and Paris seem to be keen on arming the looney bearded ones.

Yeah there is a NATO-Israel-GCC axis that is itching to overthrow Assad and NATO-Israel is hoping to stick a pro Western gov in.

Thing is there is going to be rape,slaughter and ethnic cleansing of Shia and Christians if the rebels win.

I have noticed that unlike warmongering Cameroon , Obama is reticent on gettin involved; it's the NeoCons and their erthswhile supporters like McCain and Graham who are banging the war drums.

mentalist Jun 12th 2013 3:41 pm

Re: Nick Griffin and Syria
 
Nick who? Seriously, I have never heard of him.:confused:

britexpat76 Jun 12th 2013 3:45 pm

Re: Nick Griffin and Syria
 

Originally Posted by mentalist (Post 10753432)
Nick who? Seriously, I have never heard of him.:confused:

Heard of Google? Try it.

scrubbedexpat141 Jun 12th 2013 7:04 pm

Re: Nick Griffin and Syria
 

Originally Posted by mentalist (Post 10753432)
Nick who? Seriously, I have never heard of him.:confused:

BNP leader.

The Dean Jun 13th 2013 3:55 am

Re: Nick Griffin and Syria
 

Originally Posted by britexpat76 (Post 10751516)
I never thought I'd say this but for once I agree with Nick Griffin on one thing. I'm sure his visit has more nefarious reasons but I agree with his assessment of the governments plans out there.

http://www.hopenothate.org.uk/news/a...riffin-travels

"War-mongerer"???

Back to English lessons, Mr BNP.................

shiva Jun 13th 2013 4:09 am

Re: Nick Griffin and Syria
 
Historically Britain likes to sell guns to people we are soon to invade, it's been a solid business plan for decades

Norm_uk Jun 16th 2013 7:08 am

Re: Nick Griffin and Syria
 
Whilst Griffin might have hit the nail on the head about our support of nutcase sectarian folk over a mostly secular government this is no way means Mr. Griffin is to be trusted on other issues...he's probably hoping to get back the thousands of BNP members who have left in the last few years for either mainstream parties or new parties.

N.


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