Nothing British has 10 questions we hope the panelists on next week’s Question Time will ask the BNP leader. You can find more details on each question in this attachment:-

10 questions to ask Nick Griffin (pdf)

  1.       You claim to be patriotic yet you consort with racist and neo-Nazi organisations in Europe and the United States.  When will you condemn the rhetoric that is hostile to British values?

 2.       You claim to champion the interests of British workers but won’t your protectionist trade policies, restrictions on the flow of capital and opposition to globalisation cause trade wars that will destroy jobs?

 3.       You are a political party that aspires to govern the people of Great Britain, so when will the BNP allow a non-white person to join as a member?

 4.       Won’t your policy of seizing land and natural assets for communal ownership, and the redistribution of the ownership of British businesses replace the free market with socialism and bring our economy to its knees?

 5.       When will you promise that your “Bill of Rights” will guarantee all British subjects equal protection under the law, and not just “indigenous” (ie white) people?

 6.       You want a blanket ban on non-white immigration that would seriously harm Britain’s economic interests. What is wrong with a balanced non-racialist migration system that maximises national wealth?

 7.      How would you defend Britain from terrorists that want to destroy our country or protect innocents overseas who are the victims of genocide when you advocate neutrality in international affairs?

 8.       You claim that the BNP has become a modern, legitimate mainstream party but will you send a clear signal to racists by expelling members and condemning supporters who articulate anti-Semitic, racist, violent, Holocaust-denying views?

 9.       You advocate a massive increase in housing provisions so can you tell us exactly how much will this cost the taxpayer?

 10.   You claim that you want a cleaner and greener society, yet your transport policy is to cut fuel tax and allow motorists to drive faster on Britain’s roads, thereby burning more carbon emissions and making our roads more dangerous?

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