> This is usually if a debate club/similar invites someone to speak, and then some other body/higher authority steps in who disapproves of the speaker. And tha

> This is usually if a debate club/similar invites someone to speak, and then some other body/higher authority steps in who disapproves of the speaker. And that's totally fair and part of the game we call "democracy". > A few weeks later he appeared on BBC Question Time and was utterly demolished, leading to the BNP being utterly wiped out in the election shortly afterwards. It is totally irrelevant, but his party was phagocytised by the UKIP, which made his ideas mainstream. These ideas later infected the Conservative Party and finally they've made it to the very recent Starmer speech to the CBI conference. Griffin's insanity is ruling the UK.