The Glorified Witch Hunt from the BBC (Question Time)

Member Name: TimStavert

Product:	Question Time
Date:	24/10/09 (30 review reads)
Rating:

Advantages: Gives an insight of everyday politcs and people's opinions

Disadvantages: Can be frustrating when arrogant politicians are ignorant

This week's "Question Time" showed that we are a democratic country by allowing the BNP Leader Nick Griffin onto the show and to explain from his pedestal, his antics in the public light and his anti-racism.

Unfortunately it was a shame that all the show had to offer; with the members of the main Conservative, Labour and Liberal having little beneficial solutions themselves to our rapid problem of mass immigration.

It was only Nick Griffin's stupid, arrogant and clueless attitude that showed he himself is unelectable as well as his party. I felt that through his recent and past records of events, someone at the BBC could see that it was time he hanged himself on TV and did the cause for the BNP in democratic terms no good what so ever.

There were valid points he did have in the way that many came into this country and not willing to offer anything in return and live off us the Tax-payers (the state). The main parties had little if any substance in their arguments in reply, but to accuse each other of past and present responsibility to the now uncontrolled immigration. With this situation and Government, I am sure we will be facing an environmental catastrophe in the near future.

Many questions were fired from the audience, many were moved on by David Dimbleby who promised to get back to them, but didn't because they appeared to move away from the BBC's Target "Nick Griffin" who spoke and laughed his way into a corner. Had he more states-man skills he could have got more on his side and built a bigger platform for his party.

The programme is worth watching in general, but can make your blood boil especially when leading politicians are too arrogant to take notice of the public's feelings and in many cases experienced mature peoples advice.

As it was designed for Nick Griffin it would have been interesting to hear what he and the BNP had in mind for Law and Order and our judicial services. I think then, many of the questions may have pointed towards Jack Straw whose record has proved that it is no longer safe to walk the streets. Other topics could have been the economy, environment and health service, naming but a few. I felt this edition didn't get us anywhere but a glorified witch hunt.

Summary: If you want a witch hunt watch this programme