Griffin also said that a statue of Tyndall would be erected in Trafalgar square which brought loud applause. ....and in that one statement proved beyond doubt that he has the required credentials to be a politician.  It reminds me of a sketch on tv where a group of politicians were slagging each other off, and one of them collapsed and died. Immediately the others started singing his praises. Pass the sick bag. You would prefer them to slag him of even after his death? I was what you would call a Grifinite but when I heard of JTs death,I felt like I missed out on seeing such a man. I to would much like a statue of him putting up, he founded the BNP and gave Britain hope. I do agree it is sad that NG and JT could not get along.