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Griffin: Question Time was a lynch mob

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Griffin: Question Time was a lynch mob

Nick Griffin announces he will be making an official complaint to the BBC over last night's Question Time, which he described as a "lynch mob".

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redcliffe62
  • 01:13 |
  • 24 Oct 2009
  • 0

For Dimbleby to claim the editon was not about the BNP by throwing in a question on Gately after 50 minutes of attack was crass.

The audience booed, of course it was a lynch mob, but the Beeb has tried to justify to its left leaning board why he went on. They went way overboard and made the programme a farce.

Constructive argument on multiple issues was avoided as that would have humanised griffin who they wanted to portray as one issued and one dimensional.

Bobby
  • 18:05 |
  • 26 Oct 2009
  • 0

I agree with you Nick & for what it may be worth you will get my vote. You did not deserve to be set up Like that,I notice most of the mob were youngsters, and very fewv my age. I am 80