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1. Does he really intend repeating his dire showing which proved the start of his downfall?
2. Or perhaps he would over-compensate and try to be "radical" and thus throw off the "liberal" and quasi-Zionist support he previously tried to foster?
3. If being an MEP means he gets a slot on QT - does this mean Andrew Brons MEP should get his first slot on QT?
4. If Brons did get a slot would he out-perform Griffin (not that hard!)?
5. If Griffin had let Brons go on first of all might so much grief been avoided - or even had Brons used as a fall guy?
6. If Brons went on QT would Griffin say the State was behind it all (unlike his own appearance, naturally)?
Questions, questions...
4 comments:
I recall when Brons and the BNP vicar went on the Nicky Campbell show one Sunday how Griffo went apeshit and, so did his lap dog Darby, now was this because:
1) He did not trust them/have confidence in them, or...
2) Was it because his State handlers were upset that he's failed to keep a tight rein on any 'rogue' elements and that there was a danger that the general public would suddenly realise that BNP = Griffin was not true?
Quite so. The mark of an autocrat -- not trusting even those closest to him. His rush to get on QT was his undoing.
Griffo really does have delusions of grandeur, he seriously thinks he would make a capable Head of State yet he couldn't even deal with QT!
Fortunately enough, most British people were given an insight in to the kind of 'man' he is.
i hop griff nickin does go back on qt. imagine the questions. imagine the squirming.
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