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Ed and Nigel the best tonight.
The three women doing what women do best: Spending money that isn't there. |
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lol tally, not one of them has told us how they are going to fund their spending.
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Nige by proverbial distance
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Nigel Farage the best ?. Do me a favour
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Like him or not, he is the only one being straight.
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Better than all the rest.. son
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Did anybody say how they are going to deal with muslim extremism in the UK?
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I thought Niggel rather unwise to insult the studio audience.. not his best day by any measure.
Nicola won, Ed. 2nd, Niggel 3rd.. and were there any others? |
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I thought Niggel rather unwise to insult the studio audience..WHY SO IVOR?
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Because he proved what an idiot he is ?
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why do you ask me such a difficult question this late in the evening?
.. Ida thought better to keep them onside with the occasional chap and clear may help a few of the home guard warm to him also. |
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^^^^^^What a cop out......Ivor how can Nicola WIN!!!! when it comes to the ballot box she's not on the cant, she is in Scotland, in case you are confused
What exactly do you think this media driven dross will do in changing INFORMED voters ballot decisions. As for the uninformed, well they outnumber all of us, so none of this sh1te on this GAMBLING FORUM, will count for anything. |
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Excuse me foxy...i take offence at that last remark
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Farage showed his bravery by tackling the audience.
He knew they are a London audience not an English audience,he knew they would hate an English patriot. He was right. |
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spot on^^^
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We are talking about the standard of presentation in a debate.. and Nicola has been consistently strong drawing much audience support. I don't agree with a singel word she says - but she does present it well!
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facts ... THINKS PEOPLE SHOULDNT BE ALLOWED TO SPEAK THEIR MINDS....unless theyre lovies of course
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You can speak your minds - it's just that I sometimes don't agree with you . That's alright isn't it ?
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twizzle22 I'm sorry, I retract, remove, extinguish, obliterate, that remark, please forgive me.
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foxy..no...REPORTED
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Ivor so the "Standards" of presentation take precedence over the message, Jesus H, God help us...... Assuming there is a God
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Regarding Farage I'm no fan, but I thought it was interesting the lack of applause he got.
Maybe because he insulted the audience early on - or he was right regarding who was invited? |
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For the porpoises of tonight yes.. unless you heard or learnt something never before said, and that said by peeps NONE of which I can vote for!
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Ivor, bigger picture has no meaning to you???? you take each utterance in isolation with no reference to the overall implications for all of us??. You really are a Media sucker, aren't you.
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people always see what they want to see.
Which is why these debates are a waste of time. |
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STUDYFORM Spot on STUDY.
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I'm far right wing.. nothing any leftie ever says is ever going to change that FACT!
I watch for the entertainment value only.. my vote is always 'waisted' where I live :( |
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Fair enough Ivor, great to talk to you BTW, we are not so far apart, anyway, GL to you Hope we see out our days in something like the the country we both love. All the best, keep well and winning.
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punctuation dreadful sorry
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..and I'm delighted your future propects have been improved by legislation
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Nigel used the audience (which he knew was aganst him)in order to appeal to the tv audience (i.e the many)
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Ivor I never had you down as an ungracious type. Hopefully this is an oversight. Anyway, good luck to you. be lucky and be kind to yourself, and no I'm not trying to be facetious. GL and be prosperous, If I don't succeed then maybe you will.
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TY : now let's get QT and SKY papers review sorted.
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NOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO I'm going to bed
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Insulting the studio audience was no big thing as Nigel was only drawing their obvious bias to the attention of the viewers.
As regards the question Nicola asked Ed. Would he prefer to let the Tories back in rather than have a coalition with the SNP. Very simple Nicola. Firstly neither Labour or the Tories would ever agree to a coalition with any party who's sole aim is to split up the country. And secondly if that's your only aim, ie not to see the Tories being re-elected, why don't you tell voters to vote Labour. |
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akie..she told the ENGLISH voters to keep posh dave and his public school chums out
ie. vote labour. |
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No she didn't. She's told the Welsh to vote Plaid Cymru and the English to vote for the Greens.
That was the reason for Mili's comment. |
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Nicola Sturgeon has urged people in England to vote either for the Green Party or for a Labour candidate that would challenge Ed Miliband from the left.
The SNP leader and Scottish first minister said that while it was not for her to tell the English how to vote, she hoped the general election in May would produce a "progressive alliance" across the UK that could keep David Cameron out of power. In a speech at the LSE in London on Monday, Sturgeon repeated her prediction that a formal SNP-Labour coalition was "highly unlikely". The Scottish nationalists, who with the aid of a huge surge in support are on course to become the third biggest party in the Commons, are more likely to support a minority Labour government on a case-by-case basis. [i] Sturgeon said she could imagine working with Miliband on a "looser arrangement" than a coalition in order to "lock the Tories out of government". Asked who people in England should vote for, Sturgeon said: "If you live in Wales I'd advise vote Plaid Cymru, if you live in England I think there is an argument for voting Green."[/i] Can't get the link to work but this is a straight lift from the article. |