Wednesday, 17th March 2010

Peter Griffin: Leader of the BNP

Posted on 08. Feb, 2010 by RK in United Kingdom

Peter Griffin: Leader of the BNP

This is brilliant. One third of Britons (out of 1498 polled) think that Peter Griffin is the leader of the British National Party. No doubt this will come as a shock to family guy fans the world over, though there was always a something despicably racist about everyone’s favourite fat cartoon character. (Ed: Homer Simpson?!)

“It isn’t for us to judge whether or not this is right or wrong, but put forward the facts: one of which being that a third of people think that Peter Griffin is the leader of the BNP.”

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Kaffir. This’ll getcha clickin’….

Posted on 22. Jan, 2010 by RK in United Kingdom

Kaffir.  This’ll getcha clickin’….

Excuse me Mr. Griffin, author of this fantastically thoughtful idiotic piece on the BNP website (Ed: Why were you perusing the BNP website?) but could you BE anymore of an ignorant, offensive dolt?

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And no, you twat, I’m not giving you a link back.

Griffin represents EU in delicious irony

Posted on 29. Nov, 2009 by OHC in United Kingdom

The Observer has once again betrayed its political priorities with this delightful article on one Nicholas Griffin MEP, who’s due to represent the European Union at the Copenhagen Summit.

Now, there are lots of things wrong with the BNP leader going to Copenhagen. His biggest problem is that he’s a vile, racist far-left extremist. Even Better Off Outers could make a case to say that the EU shouldn’t be represented by Eurosceptics. But Griffin’s climate realism is at least one tiny redeeming feature of his. This isn’t the first time the Guardian has called it his only fault.

The Guardian’s friends lie and swindle us to get the political class on board their politicised climate change agenda. Now, once again, it seems their greatest objection to a party dedicated to ending our civilisation is that they don’t want to end it in environmentalist suicide at Copenhagen.

Guardianistas, get a grip on reality.

They’d rather have no one…

Posted on 23. Oct, 2009 by RK in United Kingdom

They’d rather have no one…

We could harp on about Question Time but let’s keep it short and sweet.  Griffin showed himself up to be a falsifier of facts and an intolerant and economically retarded man.  What’s new, right?

We checked the BNP website post-Question Time and came across this ridiculous “/tempsite”.  It seems the BNP would rather turn memberships away (Ed: After that performance, I’d be surprised if they got any) than recruit ethnic minorities and ‘non-indigenous’ people living in Britain.  (I think we call them British, Nick).

See for yourself.  Apparently due to the EHRC ruling, the BNP are ‘unable’ to recruit.  False.  They just need to open it up to people of all backgrounds.  But they won’t.  Because they’re racists.  Because they’re idiots.  Because they’re the BNP.  (Ed:  Nice new ad campaign!)

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They’d be OK with eco-fascism

Posted on 22. Oct, 2009 by OHC in United Kingdom

They’d be OK with eco-fascism

It’s safe to assume that, even if the Guardian doesn’t endorse Labour at the next election, unlike many leftists, they won’t be switching their allegiances to the far-left British National Party. But what does the Guardian find most reprehensible about the BNP?

Well, apparently, it’s their stance on the environment.

Now that's what I call eco-fascism.

Now that's what I call eco-fascism.

How horrific. No platform for climate change deniers!

Quote of the Day: Pot Calling the Kettle… Edition

Posted on 22. Oct, 2009 by OHC in Quote of the Day

Diane Abbott criticising Question Time inviting on Nick Griffin:

If you are a black or Asian viewer tonight and you switch on the television and you see Nick Griffin on Question Time – it’s not a programme that’s going to scrutinise his views, it’s not that sort of programme, it’s politics as entertainment.

Is that because your programme just afterwards is so edgy and incisive, Diane?

This Week is serious business.

This Week is serious business.

The Bastard Nazi Party

Posted on 27. Aug, 2009 by RK in United Kingdom

As if we needed more proof that the BNP were nothing but a purely evil, racist and utterly despicable organisation:



They caused this incident. They are inciting hatred and violence. They are sick f**ks.

How not to give a speech

Posted on 16. Jul, 2009 by OHC in United Kingdom

After the setbacks related to his arrival at the European Parliament, Nick Griffin finally made it, and finally had his chance to speak to the Parliament. Let’s hope he doesn’t fluff it by resembling an ogre reading a hackneyed, disjointed script about nothing…

Could do with some public speaking tips from YBF, methinks.

We happen to agree with Nick Griffin. What’s that? A chorus of boos, you say? Well, yes, we agree that Unite Against Fascism is a far-left organisation, and that supporting them achieves nothing but bringing about fascism. Then again, the BNP is a far-left organisation, and supporting them achieves nothing but bringing about fascism.

So what on Earth is Nick bleating about? They should be the best of friends.

On a happier note…

Posted on 14. Jul, 2009 by OHC in United Kingdom

… at least Nick Griffin had a worse day than David Cameron, having had his car pulled over for speeding on the way to the European Parliament.

Nazi Nick on his way to be ignored for a living.

Nazi Nick on his way to be ignored for a living.


Damn foreigners, coming over here and breaking the law. Eh, Nick?

Nick Griffin attacked… by eggs.

Posted on 09. Jun, 2009 by RK in United Kingdom

Oh happy day!

It seems everyone’s least favourite racist (who’s our most favourite? Russell Peters?) was pelted with eggs today by 200+ protestors while giving an interview outside Parliament. I guess the yolk’s on him. (Ok, that’s enough of that.)

After some hubbub post-election (*sigh*, yes- he was elected to be an MEP) this was always going to be likely, however KeepRightOnline thought perhaps less embryonic ammunition was required. You know… more the kind that does this.

Not that we’d endorse that kind of thing, of course.