Nick Griffin kicked out of the BNP

He will probably end up next mayor of London.

 

Back in 2009, Griffin and I ran a men's underwear shop in East Grinstead.

The Knackers Yard it was called, and we were doing brilliant business until Nick decided to bring in a line of posing-pouches that depicted the face of Himmler. I told him no one would buy such an item, yet he pointed to his earlier success with the Kaiser Willy-Warmer, and so I relented and ploughed the business' remaining capital into the project.

Like my own cock, the idea flopped miserably. And never again did I do business with a far-right politician.

 

And to think the BNP have bought a 5% stake in Rangers

They will not like this...

 

My own men`s underwear shop - Strictly Ballroom - also sadly went to the wall after being sued by some irate film makers.