Tuesday, 7 July 2009

Nick Griffin: Renaissance Man

Just running through some stuff that I was mucking around with recently but didn't actually post. I noticed that Nick Griffin has scribbled something out in crayon and somebody has published it under the title "Folk & Nation: Underpinning the Ethno-State".

If you note at the bottom, it's 22 pages long which makes Dale M. Courtney look like Leo Fucking Tolstoy.

But the interesting thing to note is the "Customers Who Bought Related Items Also Bought..." 'Mein Kampf', works on Mosley and 'The Culture of Fascism".

But neither Griffin, nor his supporters are fascists, right? They just like reading about them. Possibly with their lips moving along with the words.

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Posted by David Turner at 07:41
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  1. Anonymous7 July 2009 at 16:05

    I have looked and cant see what your talking about.I have bought books on many topics.It doesnt mean that i am into whatever theyre about.If someone buys a book about Hitler etc its no way proof theyre a Nazi is it really?Most books are bought for educational reasons or pleasure reading.So sorry im not convinced.

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  2. David Turner7 July 2009 at 18:01

    A fair point. Mine was possibly a cheap shot that was way off the mark.

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  3. PH8 July 2009 at 12:24

    Funny, though.

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