Nick Griffin’s appearance on the BBC’s Question Time, tonight, is causing a lot of debate about the BNP as a political party and whether it should be allowed to stand in the same way as other parties.

Surely democracy only works if there is good and bad, everyone should have the right to express their views - this is a fundamental of democracy. It is up to the voter to see through the parties politics and not vote for them, by banning or not allowing their voice to be heard wouldn’t it create more of a compelling story for people to believe them.

I certainly do not agree with the BNPs views and no matter what veneer Nick Griffin puts on it they are a fascist party with very very flimsy and superficial policies that play on the minds of narrow minded bigots.

I have faith in the politicians and general public in exposing what trash the party is with the age old tool of debate - if the questions are the correct ones there is no way the BNP can hide it’s ugly views.

Could this be one of the greatest speeches of our time?. Stephen Fry talks with such enthusiasm and gusto about the BBC - its past and its possible future. This is something that every British person, scrap that, every person should listen to and hopefully be inspired by, if this does not create some reaction in you then you are dead from the waist up.