Funny video of Nick Griffin cooking

Comedy Gold !

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=K8_HThEYP2o

Brilliant. The BNP have finally changed their tactics then. Now they don't win votes through rhetoric and policies, but through the exquisite cooking skills of their versatile chef leader?

Immigration? Who wants to talk about immigration!? Nick can cook for the WHOLE COUNTRY!

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Hippysnake

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THOSE VEGETABLE ARE COLOURED.

HYPOCRISY.
At least the salt is white.

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Galileo Galilei

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Original post by Hippysnake

THOSE VEGETABLE ARE COLOURED.

HYPOCRISY.
At least the salt is white.

And his collar is white :wink:

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Galileo Galilei

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I can tell that Nick Griffin likes a good meal.

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wannabeaca

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lol I was waiting for him to bash migrants. 'We have a Mexican place down the road, it's not swamped with immigrants'. 'Who needs Mexicans, all you need is a recipe'.

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InnerTemple

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Original post by Moosferatu

Brilliant. The BNP have finally changed their tactics then. Now they don't win votes through rhetoric and policies, but through the exquisite cooking skills of their versatile chef leader?

Immigration? Who wants to talk about immigration!? Nick can cook for the WHOLE COUNTRY!

Not at all!

Whilst cooking a nice stew, Griffin manages to slip in a little gender stereotyping, anti immigration chat and climate change denial. At one point, I thought he was going to advocate police brutality, but he managed to stop himself.

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sniffyscatchy

Original post by democracyforum

Comedy Gold !

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=K8_HThEYP2o

It's not that funny

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InnerTemple

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Original post by wannabeaca

lol I was waiting for him to bash migrants. 'We have a Mexican place down the road, it's not swamped with immigrants'. 'Who needs Mexicans, all you need is a recipe'.

Reminded me of this (skip to about 1 minute 8 seconds in).

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The_Internet

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Lol. How he's like "people are told that they need to cook, but they can't cook, so we're going to do the same as other TV cooking shows are doing and showing you how to cook" Im sure this is going to win voters.. :tongue:

Replacement for Nigella any one? :tongue:

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Moosferatu

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Original post by InnerTemple

Not at all!

Whilst cooking a nice stew, Griffin manages to slip in a little gender stereotyping, anti immigration chat and climate change denial. At one point, I thought he was going to advocate police brutality, but he managed to stop himself.

Oh dear Nick, you were really onto something before you went there!

In all seriousness, I didn't really watch it past the first minute or so, it seemed ludicrous.

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InnerTemple

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Original post by Moosferatu

Oh dear Nick, you were really onto something before you went there!

In all seriousness, I didn't really watch it past the first minute or so, it seemed ludicrous.

I wanted to see how the stew turned out. I have always done mine in a caserole dish and in the oven.

It seems that Nick guzzled too much of the beer though, as his stew was dry as hell. He also seemed to be catering to the most miserable girl ever seen on camera and a pair of nightclub bouncers.

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Galileo Galilei

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:O he had east end tomatoes

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wannabeaca

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Original post by InnerTemple

Reminded me of this (skip to about 1 minute 8 seconds in).

Is that his daughter at the end? She's so ugly! lol

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InnerTemple

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Original post by wannabeaca

Is that his daughter at the end? She's so ugly! lol

She appears to be really upset. I reckon she just needs a hug! :smile:

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wannabeaca

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Original post by InnerTemple

She just appears to be really upset. I reckon she just needs a hug! :smile:

Looks like a mini-Hitler in the 1920s inviting his foot-soldiers round for tea whilst they plot their revolt.

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username912610

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Original post by wannabeaca

lol I was waiting for him to bash migrants. 'We have a Mexican place down the road, it's not swamped with immigrants'. 'Who needs Mexicans, all you need is a recipe'.

Haha

Reply 17

Habsburg

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Ohhh, he has an aga.

"Essential cooking tool: wooden spoon"

He's wrong about the word 'curry', though. The word he is talking about (in the book Forme of Cury) is etymologically unrelated to the word 'curry'.