I would love to come down and debate issues in public but we are simply not able to. All that would happen is our opposition would bus in demonstrators to stand outside or put pressure on the owner of the venue to not to let us meet there."We would then most likely be blamed for any disturbances so we have to go out of our way to avoid confrontation."Mr Griffin held a three hour questions and answer session at the meeting on Monday night with a number of issues covered including what he described as "the transformation of Hastings caused by immigration."The outspoken former National Front member said that far from deterring tourists the removal of foreign nationals would make Hastings a far more attractive destination.He said: "Tourists come visit the town expecting to see somewhere connected to 1066 and the Battle of Hastings.
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