Don't know why you've introduced a word I didn't use......

Posted by tiredoldbroker on 24/October/2009 at 10:25:

In Reply to: Griffin is hardly a Fascist posted by Thorn on 23/October/2009 at 18:45:

As you'll see if you re-read my post, I called Griffin a Mosleyite - and Oswald Mosley was a despicable traitor.

To quote Griffin, "There is a strong, direct link from Oswald Mosley to me." That is why I particularly object to him trying to annex symbols of British resistance to Mosley's Nazi friends, such as Winston Churchill and the Spitfire.

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• Obviously because Mosely was a fascist, he was famous for it Thorn 24/October/2009 at 11:24 (2)
  • It's from the Mail on Sunday, April 2006, and never repudiated by Griffin. nm tiredoldbroker 24/October/2009 at 14:36 (1)
    • but he didnt say what the link referred to, not very articulate nm Thorn 25/October/2009 at 15:49 (0)

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Comments:	: As you'll see if you re-read my post, I called Griffin a Mosleyite - and Oswald Mosley was a despicable traitor. : To quote Griffin, "There is a strong, direct link from Oswald Mosley to me." That is why I particularly object to him trying to annex symbols of British resistance to Mosley's Nazi friends, such as Winston Churchill and the Spitfire.

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