Mr Pinder said: 'My daughter is a pawn in a much bigger game. The game being played is being perpetuated by Channel 4. 'Channel 4 has allowed the contestants to be conned.
'I did not know she was even staying with those people until the first programme had been run on the television.
'She kept it all a secret. All the other families were there at the launch.
'People's lives are being destroyed because of this. Her mother has been totally distraught.
'There are frail elderly relatives who have had sheltered upbringings whose lives will be ruined by this.
'It is built on a huge fabrication of lies - had it not been for these vile, pernicious, totally sexual overtones and the fabric of lies around these sexual things and prostitution, there is a lot in there that could be entertaining.
'But you could not be amused by it and entertained by it because of the sexual overtones and the sexual agenda.
'The sexual agenda prevents any semblance of amusement or entertainment. It stifles the entertainment value.'
Mr Pinder said he last saw his daughter at her flat in Brighton in April, when he visited her and her girlfriend with Easter eggs and her computer from home.
And he said he wished she had not gone into the Big Brother house at all.
'Obviously I would prefer her not to be on the programme,' he added. 'I would not like to go any further than that.'