If Nick Griffin had changed his mind on the holocaust to now believe what the vast majority of historians and the average British voter believes:
The Jewish holocaust happened and the Nazis were evil, despicable people who killing millions of innocent Jews during World War II.
That’s what I believe and I’d be quite happy to go to any European country and say it in a court of law with no reason to expect legal problems from doing so.
I would be interested to hear from any BNP supporter which EU law stops Nick Griffin saying something like the above?
Since Nick Griffin refuses to talk about the holocaust now for fear of some EU law, that strongly suggests what he believes is against the law in some European countries.
The only law that comes to mind is holocaust denying laws, which if he now believes the holocaust happened he’s at no risk of falling foul of. And that suggests he still denies the holocaust, but now only says it behind closed doors.
Any BNP supporter (anyone) feel free to show where my arguments above do not make sense.
David
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