Nigel nails It Again

[Barman]

Good to hear Nigel giving Evan Davies a verbal thumping on Today this a.m. over the Rotherham Council business   

I'd like to give him a thumping.... 

[apc2010]

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2238037/UKIP-leader-fury-member-banned-Barnardos-caring-children.html

More........

[Barman]

http://youtu.be/YHr4_Tvia8Q

[Barman]

UKIP Spring Conference 2013: Nigel

Part 1:
Nigel Farage at UKIP Spring Conference Exeter Pt 1

Part 2:
Nigel Farage at UKIP Spring Conference Exeter Pt 2

[Miss Creant Commander of the picklement and baking BAb(Hons)]

http://www.londonlovesbusiness.com/business-news/politics/4921.article

UKIP’s electoral appeal has grown to such an extent that nearly four in 10 Brits would consider supporting the party, a new poll suggests.

In a YouGov survey for the Sun, 38% of Brits said they would “consider” voting for UKIP, with Farage’s party on a record 12% poll rating, equal with the LibDems.

This comes after UKIP dramatically came in second in the Eastleigh by election.

[Snoopy]

They've certainly got my vote 

[Steve]

Never mine.  A Trojan horse party

[Barman]

Never mine.  A Trojan horse party

Booooo Hissss! 

[Steve]

Read their manifesto. 

[Barman]

Read their manifesto.

I've read it... which bit don't you like...?

[Steve]

hmm don't really do politics here, more for the somewhere else I frequent

But if you read their manifesto, Europe is the populist policy (Trojan Horse) and views will vary on that (I'm off the plan A = fix it persuasion) but the interesting thing about UKIP is their other policies.  They are the only significant party to have campaigned to take individual rights back to the 1930s or even earlier.  In effect their manifesto was the most repressive making BNPs look almost liberal by comparison.

And I'm suspicious that's been their agenda all along. 

[Barman]

hmm don't really do politics here, more for the somewhere else I frequent

But if you read their manifesto, Europe is the populist policy (Trojan Horse) and views will vary on that (I'm off the plan A = fix it persuasion) but the interesting thing about UKIP is their other policies.  They are the only significant party to have campaigned to take individual rights back to the 1930s or even earlier.  In effect their manifesto was the most repressive making BNPs look almost liberal by comparison.

And I'm suspicious that's been their agenda all along.

Who gets the Quorn family vote then...? 

[Steve]

I voted CMD last time but I'm a floating voter - not that that makes truck all further difference in one of the already safest Tory seats in the country.

I really want to have the nerve to stand as a Raving Monster Loony (well qualified) and if one does here they'll likely get my vote

[apc2010]

I used to drink in a pub that was the unofficial BNP head quarters .........

[Steve]

I used to drink in a pub that was the unofficial BNP head quarters .........

Is the "Unofficial BNP" a bit like the "Provisional BNP"