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Looks like the Guardianistas are not having it all their own way as they attempt to justify the gagging of a democratically elected politician. Nick obtained more votes in just one region than half the Guardian's entire national circulation but that doesn't stop these liberal fascist monsters. Head on over there and shine a light in that dirty little corner of cyberspace.Meanwhile trudging through European Parliament Committee work I found something I have been expecting ever since we started poking our nose into Libyan affairs:Calls on the Member States, inpartnership with the UNHCR, to resettlerefugees having fled Libya who are stillstuck in camps on the Tunisian andEgyptian borders, and whose lives wouldbe endangered by a return to Libya onaccount of the atrocities being committedagainst sub-Saharan peoples, who areassumed to be pro-Gaddafi mercenariesThere was me thinking the shiny new regime in Libya, which we have spent £millions bombing to our requirements would be at least better than the one it replaced. Evidently not and once again it is the British people themselves who will have to sacrifice their quality of life in order to absorb the consequence of the government strategy of bombing for immigrants. Perhaps they ought to chalk that phrase, "bombing for immigrants

"protecting the Society and using their good names to ensure its continued survival."

The Phil feels it is unfortunate that circumstances have arisen under which the planned debate can no longer go ahead without compromising the safety of staff and students.

Following on from a meeting with college authorities on Thursday at 5:30pm, and a prior meeting of the officers of council, we came to the unanimous decision to cancel the debate on immigration scheduled to take place on October 20th. It has been speculated that this decision came as a reaction to a small number of non-students staging a confrontational ‘sit-in’ on Thursday evening in the Graduate’s Memorial Building. By way of clarification, the Phil would like to confirm that the decision on the debate had already been made by the time the event in question had occurred. However, the nature and tone of the incident crystallized for council the correctness of the resolution to cancel the debate, due to the seriousness of the potential threat to the safety of students and staff.

The position of the Phil with regards to the rights of all of the speakers to discuss immigration in this debate remains unchanged. Though the Council in many ways are ideologically opposite to Mr Griffin, we recognise that a true debate does not carry with it an assumption of moral righteousness for any side or submission; and that the spirit of free speech and oratory is best protected by those who would allow their moral nemesis to present a case – even if only to test our personal consideration of what is right and wrong. As a liberal society in a liberal institution, we feel that Mr Griffin’s right to speak on immigration should be protected. Despite this, The Phil have been put in a position whereby to proceed with the debate would be to risk the safety of our members. After the submission of serious security concerns by college authorities, the Gardai and other members of the student body – we feel we have no other responsible choice in this matter than to cancel the debate.

We deeply regret the society’s incapacity to act as an open forum for discourse in this matter.

BNP spokesperson Simon Darby told TheJournal.ie that the decision to withdraw the invite was “not entirely surprising”.

“It’s disappointing – you’d think Ireland would have at least a rudimentary understanding about free speech,” Darby said, adding that Griffin regularly attracted votes from second- and third-generation Irish families.

“It’s up to students to decide if Nick is right or wrong. I wouldn’t like to be told who I can and cannot listen to, by a bunch of leftists,” he added.

Darby added that the only recent occasion on which Griffin had been permitted to speak at a university debate was at Oxford University in 2007. That appearance had resulted in major protests at the university, with a heavy police presence required to avert rioting.

“It means anyone opposing immigration – and actually meaning it – isn’t given a chance to speak,” he said.

The withdrawal of Griffin’s invitation is not the first time that a high-profile overseas politician has been stopped from speaking at an Irish college.

In 2008, UCD’s Law Society was forced to withdraw an invitation to French far-right leader Jean Marie Le Pen when university authorities refused to sanction the event.

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