Posted by Martin Wingfield in Constituency News on 09. Aug, 2009 | Comments
NICK Griffin MEP Commemoration Cards will be on sale this weekend at the British National Party’s Red, White & Blue Family Festival to be held in Derbyshire.
The front of the card has been designed by Charlie Whyte, who has included Manchester City Hall, where the historic count took place and Nick making his now traditional [...]
This is Nick Griffin’s maiden speech to the European Parliament:
Mr President
I served as a monitor at commemorations for the 1956 Revolution in Budapest last year, and I can confirm that Dr. Morvai is right to criticise those who fret about Iran while ignoring human rights abuses here in Europe.
I trust that no Members of the [...]
The establishment parties have no right to criticise the British National Party for anything when this party has nothing to be ashamed of or to hide compared to those parties who have turned Britain into a multicultural bankrupt slum, said Nick Griffin, MEP for the North West.
Addressing the BNP’s victory rally in Blackpool this afternoon, [...]
“It’s disgusting.” That’s how British National Party leader Nick Griffin MEP responded to the news of an outbreak of sectarian vandalism in a Belfast cemetery, which followed hot on the heels of a wave of equally reprehensible racist attacks against the homes of Romanian gypsy immigrants in the city.
“Desecrating gravestones – whatever the opinions and [...]
Nick Griffin was born in Barnet and grew up in Halesworth in rural Suffolk, England.
Initially educated at two Suffolk private schools, St Felix School (in Southwold) and Woodbridge School, Nick studied history and then law at Downing College, Cambridge and boxed while at Cambridge and was awarded a full blue for representing the University against [...]
Posted by Nick Griffin in Personal on 13. Mar, 2010 | Comments
Generally when appearing on the BBC Radio Four “Today” programme they tend to call at some ridiculous hour in the morning after a late night creating headlines. As such Sarah Montague’s 08:10 morning alarm call came as a pleasant relief as did the opportunity to broaden the debate about yesterday’s day in court. You should [...]
Posted by Nick Griffin in Personal on 12. Mar, 2010 | Comments
After yesterday’s snow related airport chaos I didn’t think it could any worse. Having said that we have just been forced off the motorawy due to an accident which impacts significantly on what was to have been a relaxing drive to London County Court.
Plenty of coverage today relating to the BNP teaching story with the [...]
Posted by Nick Griffin in Personal on 11. Mar, 2010 | Comments
Up at 05:30 in order to catch a plane to take me back to England from France only to be thwarted by snow of all things. Still for a global warming sceptic I suppose that’s not a bad way to have your plans for the day ruined. When I eventually did manage to board an [...]
Posted by Nick Griffin in EU News on 10. Mar, 2010 | Comments
Madame Chairman
Posted by Nick Griffin in EU News on 08. Mar, 2010 | Comments
It is not often that I wake up thinking that I am soon to go under the knife, at least not in the conventional sense of the term. However, this morning proved an exception and my trip down to London was diverted for the purpose of a minor surgical appointment.
On the eve of the court [...]
Posted by Nick Griffin in Personal on 07. Mar, 2010 | Comments
Had a chat with Christine Knight about the coverage in the Sunday People today. Straight away she realised the People’s plant was a journalist and not a student as he was claiming but that didn’t stop yet another British newspaper printing distortions and lies about the British National Party. You can expect a lot more [...]
