UKIP - The Future - Volume 2

[Steffan]

0a said:

Who was it on here who bet that UKIP wouldn't ever get an MP?

Well it was not me which maes a nice change. I believe that any change in the creosote soup that modern politics has become where fumble and stumble are the bedfellows of modern politicians must be for the good. What we do not need is more of the table tennis approach that UK politics has become with no real attack or effective direction from our politicians who simply take as much personal advantage as they can from their time in office. I am hopeful UKIP can provide that welcome change. Not long to wait for a result now!

[HonestIago]

0a said:

Who was it on here who bet that UKIP wouldn't ever get an MP?

Longblackcoat: made another separate £50 bet with me that Carswell won't win Clacton. Not expecting him to cough up somehow

[0a]

HonestIago said:

Longblackcoat: made another separate £50 bet with me that Carswell won't win Clacton. Not expecting him to cough up somehow

Was Longblackcoat known as someone else before?!

[sjn2004]

CMD had a mighty p155ed off face as he turned up at conference tonight. Looked like he could punch someone.

[BlackLabel]

http://blogs.spectator.co.uk/coffeehouse/2014/09/m...

An interesting read.

Edited by BlackLabel on Saturday 27th September 23:06

[dandarez]

Farage now more popular than the PM according to this morning's papers.

Ha Ha.

[wc98]

dandarez said:

Breadvan ?

i believe it is breadvan i have a £100 charity bet with that ukip will have at least one mp after the next general election.

[dandarez]

Mr_B said:

dandarez said:

Prediction.

Day Tory Conference comes to a close... Hannan crosses to UKIP.

Now THAT will be a nightmare for Cameron!

I doubt he will, plus he has already written on the subject saying why he wouldn't. I quite like him and what he says, but he does have an air of knowing that the Tories offer long term employment , rather than chancing his arm with what might be a short lived Ukip adventure.

Short lived? The train has been rolling for some years now and, so far, nothing is stopping it. I recall some saying after the Euro elections 'that's it', you won't hear much more now. ...well?

People are fed up to the teeth with mainstream politics and Farage/Ukip 'might' turn out to be the same, but the people will give them the benefit of the doubt. Wait and see.

[Mojocvh]

wc98 said:

dandarez said:

Breadvan ?

i believe it is breadvan i have a £100 charity bet with that ukip will have at least one mp after the next general election.

No, I'm Spartacus...

[dandarez]

wc98 said:

dandarez said:

Breadvan ?

i believe it is breadvan i have a £100 charity bet with that ukip will have at least one mp after the next general election.

The way things are panning out at the moment UKIP will likely have one, two, possibly even three MPs before the General Election.

[Art0ir]

Steffan said:

Well it was not me which maes a nice change. I believe that any change in the creosote soup that modern politics has become where fumble and stumble are the bedfellows of modern politicians must be for the good. What we do not need is more of the table tennis approach that UK politics has become with no real attack or effective direction from our politicians who simply take as much personal advantage as they can from their time in office. I am hopeful UKIP can provide that welcome change. Not long to wait for a result now!

Much the same thoughts as myself. I'm generally quite pragmatic and sensible, but in the case of Westminster politics, I really do feel they just need a kick up the arse and someone to cause a fuss. Farage in opposition at PMQ's would be a joy to behold.

[fluffnik]

dandarez said:

Farage now more popular than the PM according to this morning's papers.

To be fair, ebola is more popular than the PM...

[FiF]

Nothing connected with UKIP but Brooks Newmark MP Braintree (Cons) stepping down. Internet scandal apparently. Flashed a male reporter online who was posing as some young Tory female supporter. Entrapment.

So another gone and a minister to boot. Bit silly of him really. Neither side has any honour in this.

Cameron must be getting seriously peed off now.

[steveT350C]

Mark Reckless in the Mail on his defection and CMD's lies.

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/debate/article-2772208/...


We told you so!

[FiF]

From 1922 committee meeting said:

The next question asked what the PM wanted to renegotiate before his vaunted EU referendum. An answer, came there none.

Much like the complete absence of answers to a similar style of question repeatedly asked on this thread.

Most of the project EU-ers saying it must reform are complete empty pots rattling around.

[BlackLabel]

If his own MPs think that the PM is not serious about EU renegotiation then why should the electorate believe him?

[powerstroke]

I just don't understand why the Tory party won't lance
The boil that is the EU ??? It will keep coming back again and again to split the party until they offer the electors a proper say via a referendum , if this settled one way or the other my guess it would lead to a much more settled and unified party and country..

[Scuffers]

powerstroke said:

I just don't understand why the Tory party won't lance
The boil that is the EU ??? It will keep coming back again and again to split the party until they offer the electors a proper say via a referendum , if this settled one way or the other my guess it would lead to a much more settled and unified party and country..

exactly

which beggs the question, what are they not telling us?

[don4l]

steveT350C said:

Mark Reckless in the Mail on his defection and CMD's lies.

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/debate/article-2772208/...


We told you so!

I'd hate to be a senior Tory reading that article.

He proves that many of us were absolutely correct when we said that Cameron had no intentio of re-negotiating our terms of membership of the EU.

There is no "line in the sand". There never was any line in the sand. Under Cameron, there never will be a line in the sand.

I'm beginning to wonder if Cameron will be leading the Tories into the next election.

[Zod]

FiF said:

Art0ir said:

Zod said:

Should never have been selected. He was drunk in his first debate in the Commons. Used to work for us and was loathed, particularly by women.

Can you share some dits on any other Conservative MPs you don't much like? Just in case like...

I find it quite amusing, jumping on the occasion of anyone from UKIP dropping an unguarded silent but deadly, all the time hiding the skeletons in the Tory closets.

Hypocrite.

So sensitive.

I happen to have been acquainted with this man. He is an odious character.

His defection and its manner change nothing in that respect.