Do you indeed Nige? :
http://news.sky.com/story/1481942/ukip-rejects-nigel-farages-resignation
http://news.sky.com/story/1481942/ukip-rejects-nigel-farages-resignation
It was the political equivalent of an internet forum flounce. I wonder if he's currently looking into ways of hastily deleting all reference he previously made of it being impossible for him to lead UKIP without a Westminster seat?
Just another lying, back-tracking Politician, albeit one with a different coloured rosette.
Yaaawwwwwnnnnn!It was the political equivalent of an internet forum flounce. I wonder if he's currently looking into ways of hastily deleting all reference he previously made of it being impossible for him to lead UKIP without a Westminster seat?
Just another lying, back-tracking Tory, albeit one with a different coloured rosette.
Yaaawwwwwnnnnn!
Hear Hear! My wife and I are proud to have voted UKIP and will do so again at every opportunity.The thing about "our Nige" besides heading-up a party that managed to gain 3.8 million votes for one seat in Westminster versus 4.2 million Scots, of whom fewer than half voted, for 59 seats, is that he has adopted perfectly reasonable populist themes such as independence from Europe, rational immigration legislature, etc.
The "main" parties are worried, so they simply ridicule & smear UKIP in the hope the terminally gullible believe their porky pies.
Everyone knows that if there's a EU referendum before 2020, the UKIP brand name may well become redundant & with it, the Tories hope, the threat.
What we are looking at is career politicians who actually value their job more than their fundamental party manifestos - Look no further than Clegg to witness the trouncing delivered by those who go back on their word.
The thing about "our Nige" besides heading-up a party that managed to gain 3.8 million votes for one seat in Westminster versus 4.2 million Scots, of whom fewer than half voted, for 59 seats, is that he has adopted perfectly reasonable populist themes such as independence from Europe, rational immigration legislature, etc. The "main" parties are worried, so they simply ridicule & smear UKIP in the hope the terminally gullible believe their porky pies.
Hear Hear! My wife and I are proud to have voted UKIP and will do so again at every opportunity.
I always thought myself left rather than right. After the damage Blair did, followed by Brown and the fact the best they could muster was Ed with the threat of a coalition with SNP, the outcome is hardly surprising.
UKIP, as stated, are a bit of a one hit, one man party. If it rattles Cameron, then that's not a bad thing - particularly if they resemble a Jiminy Cricket of conscience and make Dave hold a referendum he doesn't want but has to accept - whatever the democratic outcome.
Liberal? What's the point? We already know they value the job more than moral ethics.
Ah but Monty it does make a difference, if all those voters had sided with Milliband we would now be facing the meltdown of GB Ltd. I for one am glad the Tories have got a second stint, at least 'call me Dave' seems to be making progress, which is a dammned sight more than the last Labour government managed.The outcome is unsurprising and I certainly don't disagree with anything you've written above. Frankly they're all bellends, just at differing levels. I now vote with my conscience and morals rather than any tactical political thought. It just doesn't make any difference any more.
Ah but Monty it does make a difference, if all those voters had sided with Milliband we would now be facing the meltdown of GB Ltd. I for one am glad the Tories have got a second stint, at least 'call me Dave' seems to be making progress, which is a dammned sight more than the last Labour government managed.
Progress? I don't see it. We're melting down anyway, the only difference between governments is we blame someone different.
Perhaps he's referring to Michel-Guillaume Jean de Crevecoeurs's.....Can you quantify that, and to which "Golden Era" of UK history are you comparing UK today with?
This could well happen in years to come considering all the different races that call Blighty home nowadays. Get all this lot interbreeding we could well get a new race of Khaki coloured Church of England Orthodox Muslims!Perhaps he's referring to Michel-Guillaume Jean de Crevecoeurs's.....
" Here individuals of all races are melted into a new race of people"
Can you quantify that, and to which "Golden Era" of UK history are you comparing UK today with?