David T has an interesting post about the notion of giving Nick Griffin a piece in the Guardian. It's thought provoking stuff. My instinctive reaction is to recoil at the idea, but David T makes some persuasive points in support of his argument. I especially like his response to one argument:

So, what is the objection to running a Comment piece by Nick Griffin in the Guardian.

...It cannot be that the Guardian would not publish a piece by a supporter of totalitarian politics, as it regularly hosts pieces by the Communist Party of Britain's Kate Hudson and Andrew Murray. Andrew Murray, you remember, is the man who stressed his Party's "basic position of solidarity with Peoples Korea". I assume that the Communist Party of Britain is still in favour of revolution, followed by the establishing of the dictatorship of the proletariat.