Well, anyone else going to be watching just to see what happens?

I personally think he will either get ignored, or most of it will be about him.

Either way I am going to be watching this while drinking, should be a right laugh

(yeh i can use proper grammar)

What time is it on? I really want to watch this!!

10:35 i think

Half an hour ago according to the Freeview guide, right now according to tvguide.com?

*watches BBC*

I must confess that Bonnie Greer seems to be the only one knows how to handle the issues without looking like she's ranting. Griffin really isn't coming out of it well at all.

Edit: I love Bonnie Greer.

Did you expect Nick Griffin to come out of it well? He's an idiot, unfortunately he's supported by even bigger ignorant fascist idiots.

all i can say is WOW

his hands where shaking so bad at the end, dont think i have ever seen anyone so attacked in 1 hour

hope this is a wake up call to all the other 1million idiot supporters of the bnp..

I was laughing so much during all of that!! That was actually awesome!!

Bonnie Greer - I salute you. Eloquent and concise in all your points where others ran on.
Well that was great fun.

+1

I never thought I would watch that show, but if there others have followed a similar vein, then well, I may have to watch more!

For those who missed it, it's on iPlayer already!

Abso-jolly-lutely.

The sad thing is, out of all the politicians I thought Nick came out smelling the least shallow. Most particularly, WTF was "Baroness Warsi" on? She came across as the most stupid person on the planet. Her statements were completely vacuous and I just wanted to slap her and say "STFU unless you have something sensible to say!". Seriously. The audience had an average IQ about 100x more than her.

I should point out that I won't be voting for him. For one thing, the Baroness probably had better tits.

I think that's a product of the other parties having a long history of dialogue and bickering. None of them have the sort of (apparently) single issue agenda of the BNP. It was also interesting that instead of putting aside their differences, there was some point scoring to be had, and they took full advantage of that.
What did cheer me was the acknowledgement of Churchill's varied (but ultimately Conservative) political past.

I must firstly state that I'm a liberal green and generally vote accordingly.

So, it was particularly nauseating to see the lib saying "we're the only party to have won votes from the BNP". It may be true, but the way he forced it into the debate was just hideous. He's ugly too.

History is interesting. Very often we fail to learn lessons from it; and far to often we gloss over huge important underlying fundamental concepts which are "inconvenient" to our modern argument. Go back a few years, and "black people" were considered to be a kind of monkey that could be tamed to harvest sugar. The "majority of British people" were OK with that...

I said before the debate that she would shred him and she did.