Nick Griffin MEP Will Represent All Constituents and Walk WhereOthers Fear to Tread

The newly elected Member of the European Parliament for the North West
region, Nick Griffin MEP, will represent all constituents in his
region without fear nor favour, and will boldly address all issues,
even those which other politicians shy away from, such as Muslim
paedophile grooming.

This was how Mr Griffin answered a pointed question directed at him
during today’s hugely successful hour-long press conference held in
Manchester. The press conference, one of two planned for this week,
went ahead without disruption, unlike the first one in London which
was attacked by Labour, Tory and Lib-Dem supported UAF thugs.

Answering a question about whether he was prepared to deal with
queries from ethnic constituents in his region, Mr Griffin confirmed
that he would. “I will also deal with the issues from which other
politicians run away, no matter what they are. People will be able to
bring any topic they want to my door.”

The press conference was held in the Ace of Diamonds public house in
Manchester against a Victory in Europe backdrop which the party had
already prepared in anticipation of winning seats in the European
Parliament.

Outside the pub, a small group of ragged UAF protestors were kept at
bay by the Manchester police. They were joined by journalists from The
Mirror, The Sun and The Manchester Evening News, all of whom were
barred entry to the press conference after their disgraceful reporting
on the BNP in the run-up to the election.

Mr Griffin kept answering questions from the media throng who attended
until they had literally run out of things to ask. Topics dealt with
included the usual nonsense about race but included many which were
much more sensible such as the privatisation of utility companies and
climate change.

In answer to a question if UAF protests would hinder future public BNP
activities, Mr Griffin said that while he was “grateful for the
publicity, nothing that the far left could do would stop the BNP. The
demonstration in London was organised by political opponents and had
to be viewed in that light.”

More than 30 journalist teams attended the conference, accompanied by
at least half a dozen TV crews from the BBC, Channel 4, ITN and
others. Mr Griffin also pointed out that the BNP website had more than
160,000 unique visitors the day before, and that it was now by itself
a media channel. This would negate the distortions about the BNP
policy by the mass media, he added.

* The entire event was filmed by BNPTV and excerpts can be seen
below.
http://bnp.org.uk/2009/06/nick-griff...fear-to-tread/

"?Love Europe, Hate the EU?" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
news:cb9830bc-055d-4851-810a-(E-Mail Removed)...
>The newly elected Member of the European Parliament for the North West
>region, Nick Griffin MEP, will represent all constituents in his
>region without fear nor favour, and will boldly address all issues,
>even those which other politicians shy away from, such as Muslim
>paedophile grooming.
>
>
Yes but does he have analogue or digital, terrestrial or satellite TV?

Steve Terry

On Sat, 13 Jun 2009 13:02:16 +0100, "Mikeapollo"
<usenet@.removethisbit.mikeapollo.net> wrote:

>"Steve Terry" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
>news:h0ujad$pl9$(E-Mail Removed)...
>>
>> "?Love Europe, Hate the EU?" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in
>message
>> news:cb9830bc-055d-4851-810a-(E-Mail Removed)...
>> >The newly elected Member of the European Parliament for the North West
>> >region, Nick Griffin MEP, will represent all constituents in his
>> >region without fear nor favour, and will boldly address all issues,
>> >even those which other politicians shy away from, such as Muslim
>> >paedophile grooming.
>> >
>> >
>> Yes but does he have analogue or digital, terrestrial or satellite TV?
>
>Whatever he has, he suffered "bad reception" when he turned up here the
>other day
>
>For best reception, it's recommended his views should be set to a
>horizontally polarised position, placed inside a concrete waveguide and
>inserted about 6 feet below ground.
>
>Most people however realise he is nothing more than a weak signal, with
>occasional breaks, broadcasting messages that never change and come around
>almost as regularly as the pages in a teletext carousel.
>

I understand he is promoting a new method of black level clamping.