Simply not true. The cash doesn’t get given directly to migrants, it gets used for business start-ups/community ventures which involve said migrant etc.

Some Holocaust survivors

Members of the British Legion who can be trusted not to use the word
“Darkies”

The cute kids from “Slum Dog Millionaire”

Zulus – Thousands of ‘em

Billy Bragg

White Liberals from rural Surrey who support multiculturalism for the
wide range of cheese.

Muhammad Ali

The Nation of Islam

Polish builders looking for a quote.

The Zimbabwe War Veterans

Wood Green Mosque

Lefties who don’t need till sign on till next week

Nelson Mandela

Martin Smith of the UAF and Doctor Who Appreciation Society

Lenny Henry

The man who finds him funny

Keith Vas

Asians who vote for Keith Vas

Asians who are actually on the electoral role who vote for Keith Vas

People who hire Keith Vas

Shahid Malik

Shahid Maliks accountant

The Jewish Board of Deputies

The Muslim Council of Great Briton

The Prophet Mohammed

Ghandi

The Black Police Officers Association

The Black Lawyers Association

The Jedi High Council

The blokes who sell Socialist Worker

The one bloke who’s actually bought one.

The Mad Marhdi

The Rebel Alliance

The Polish Infantry Historical Recreationist Society

Anyone who saw “Roots” the Nineteen Seventies

Simon Wiesenthal

The Tower Hamlets District Council (via Satellite from Bangladesh)

The Taliban

A restless lynch mob

Barrack Obama

Martin Luther King Jr

The Head of Diversity at the BBC

Peter Hain

The laywer that got him off the bank robbery charge -H. Houdini

Labour MPs scared that people will vote BNP

Members of the UAF who sneaked in

The Communist Party of Great Britain.

Weyman Bennet of the UAF (or failing than any inarticulate black man
with a chip on his shoulder)

Lots of inarticulate black men with chips on their shoulder

The Gay and Lesbian Alliance

Morgan Freeman

Ugly Feminists who hate everyone who isn’t an ugly feminist

The Jamaican bobsleigh team form the film “Cool Runnings”

And for the BNP two skinheads played by Tim Roth and Steven Berkoff

1 Given that the BNP’s policies and operations are illegal, why are they allowed the legitimacy of political party status?

2. What have Peter Hain and other parliamentary and political critics of the BBC’s decision to have Griffin on QT done to end this anomaly?

3. Would parliament or any political party allow the existence of a political party advocating adults having sex with children? If not, why not? If the reasons include the fact that such activity is unlawful, what is the difference between such a party and the BNP, a disproportionate number of whose victims are children and young people?

4. What, if anything, have British politicians learnt from the rise and influence of far-right politicians and parties in Austria, France, Italy and the Netherlands? If any lessons have been learnt, how have these been applied?

5. Do democratic politicians and parties believe it is legitimate to displace responsibility for confronting illegal and anti-democratic organisations to media organisations?