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Farage wants his country back.
Farage wants his country back.
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Yes naydam, very funny.
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Right that's it those overweight poor excuse for a human being
Labour leafleters too bloody lazy to walk on the pathway provided and instead have to take the short cut across my newly cut and reseed grass to post the Labour propaganda through my letter box i am now going to vote UKIP to get some discipline back into this country seethe over. |
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Seed !
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Well said Doug
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I think we all know UKIP will sink without trace after this election, just like the BNP did.
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"Why do some of you feel the need to resort to insulting and baiting those whose opinion is not entirely aligned with your own?"
it seems to be quite a common reaction to many on the left of the political spectrum. When there are demos it's usually the UAF mob that cause most trouble and even lately UKIP supporters, helpers and candidates have been intimidated and threatened with violence. |
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Already scuttled on the rocks aren't they?
Fringe loony parties like UKIP will always do well during tough economic times and at mid-term By Elections and local issue or european level but thankfully not at the General Election. People realise that there is a difference from a protest vote. Nobody, not even Farage himself believes they have anything like an electable party but are simply a rabble of oddballs and a few, easily frightened by boogey man stories, demented pensioners |
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So, we SHOULD blame it on the 'boogey'?
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Well, don't blame it on the Sunshine, or even the Moonlight
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Big_Issue
16 Apr 15 13:15 Already scuttled on the rocks aren't they? Fringe loony parties like UKIP will always do well during tough economic times and at mid-term By Elections and local issue or european level but thankfully not at the General Election. People realise that there is a difference from a protest vote. Nobody, not even Farage himself believes they have anything like an electable party but are simply a rabble of oddballs and a few, easily frightened by boogey man stories, demented pensioners You may be right but it's funny how there is such a cynicism about the same old arguments, from professional politicians, forever on-message, scared to death of courting 'bad' controversies. Yet the moment you get a whiff of something that is a bit different from all that, we want the security of the comfort blanket of the status quo. |
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HL Mencken said that the whole aim of practical politics is to keep the populace alarmed (and hence clamorous to be led to safety) by menacing it with an endless series of hobgoblins, all of them imaginary.
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But no one is able to debate my salient points. What a hopeless lot of master debaters you are.
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I saw a minister of the crown asked 5 times the same question and all she could do was answer another!!! errrr!!! I mean - get that.
Until westminster system is wiped out nothing will change. 20 years of shafting you and still 70 percent are going to vote for them (or so we are told by the same cabal run system.) |
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scandanavian_haven
16 Apr 15 13:10 I think we all know UKIP will sink without trace after this election, just like the BNP did. Which is what makes it so funny. Those that knew the BNP were doomed, and those that know UKIP are doomed, spent countLess hours slagging off parties that have no chance of getting in to No.10. Have you all had a go at the SNP or the Welsh mob to the same degree you all had a go at UKIP? |
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The winter nights must just fly by.
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That would depend on how you define 'night', would it not.
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Maybe you clearly fail to recognise my reference point ?
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I backed that when it won the Derby.
I got 15/8 in the morning and it returned at 6/4. I remember it well as it paid almost 5/2 on the Tote. |
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Not a maybe then.
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Richard Desmond has given a million to ukip.
The guardian has given 2 lentil burgers and a used cnd badge to the limp dems. |
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£2 per Express readers
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I noticed in these leaders debates the number of times, not just Nigel Farage, but all of them used the phrase "this country", without specifying which country they were talking about! I'm left wondering is there even a single politician who even knows that the United Kingdom is not a country!
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