A little off topic but I have to say that probably perversely, I am looking forward to seeing these (BNP) people try and prove logicality and reason in their views. There was a programme on last night about BNP wives etc. It was hard to watch but I did and took great comfort that at the end of the day, these people especially those who stand for public office and hold senior status in the BNP, cannot string a sentence together, and cannot make a coherent case for their beliefs. It was laughable. They were laughable, almost comic characters if the subject matter were not so serious. So do they really deserve our fear as much as they do?

The other thing I thought was in the last few days I have attended two really good hospitals for treatment, Kings and Moorfields. I would like to ask Mr Griffin who will be staffing these hospitals if all these highly qualified, professional, and experienced people of colour and of various ethnic origins are 'sent home'. Who does he think has been propping up the NHS for the last 60 years or so? For years they couldn't recruit from the white British population, now they can't appoint from same when better qualified candidates can be recruited from overseas. So, is our future hospitals with no staff, or staff with the moral work and service ethics of Bob Crow?

One of the chief tenets of BNP ideology is holocaust denial a specialty of Mr Griffin. I think that equates them more than adequately with Nazi ideology. Someone who denies the Holocaust and so blatantly describes it as the Holohoax should not be able to stand for election in the UK. That I think is the point that needs to be addressed and which has been so shamefully neglected. Lets get this at least sorted out in any forthcoming parliamentary and electoral reform.

And please lets stop trying to find reason or to comparatively analyse Nazi ideology. That was really all about an egotistical madman exploiting a collapsing economy and collapsing morale and identity for his own ends. He invented his own Germany and the people fell for it. It doesn't matter what -ism was attached to it at the time- he made all that up too.