There are more questions than answers.
Posted by Nick Griffin in EU News on 19. Mar, 2010 | Comments
To give you a little bit of a scoop, here’s three more questions on their way in to the Commission. Not exactly the kind of questions it might be used to and one wonders what kind of response, if any, I will receive.
Has the Commission any estimates as to when the indigenous peoples who form [...]
Global Warming Embezzlement
Posted by Nick Griffin in EU News on 18. Mar, 2010 | Comments
The continued process of embezzlement under the name of global warming and the survival of polar bears constituted a major piece of my speech delivered last week during a session on Arctic matters. Those wishing to see and hear what I actually said rather than work from last week’s published transcript can visit the EU [...]
Organ Donations
Posted by Nick Griffin in EU News on 16. Mar, 2010 | Comments
Most of the day I´ve been involved in the voting Process of the Committee on the Environment, Public Health and Food Safety. With hundreds of decisions to be made in a concentrated period of time there´s no time to switch off and the mind has to be focussed o the job.
This afternoon most of the [...]
Locked out of my own Website
Posted by Nick Griffin in EU News on 16. Mar, 2010 | Comments
You may find this hard to believe but even in my European Parliament offices here in Brussels, blocking and censoring software on the computers actually shuts me out of my own website. To remedy the situation we will have to call technical support once again and go through the long process of requesting a removal [...]
Strasbourg and Arctic Matters
Posted by Nick Griffin in EU News on 10. Mar, 2010 | Comments
Madame Chairman
Under the Knife
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 [...]
