UKIP - The Future - Volume 4

[Axionknight]

Scuffers said:

if you read the detail in the PDF then it kind of makes sense why they got the answers they did.

Suffice to say, ask a skewed question, get a skewed answer

100 people per constituency, it's good stuff.

[steveT350C]

Farage on BBC1 for half hour interview starting 19:30, i.e. 16 mins

[don4l]

steveT350C said:

Farage on BBC1 for half hour interview starting 19:30, i.e. 16 mins

I notice that they have chosen Evan Davies to interview him.

What blithering idiot decided this?

Davies is not going to be able to hide his hostility, and the result will be an increase in public support.

If they had chosen Dimbleby, then he would have made a small effort to appear impartial. I predict that Davies will be unable to hide his hostility.

BBC... Impartial?

[MGJohn]

don4l said:

Davies is not going to be able to hide his hostility, and the result will be an increase in public support.

You got that right.... only eight minutes in...

don4l said:

BBC... Impartial?

Yeah right...

Nigel Farage said:

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If you're going to quote me, get it right!
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Too right.

[Axionknight]

This just in, Mr Farage hates Paddington the Bear.

[ikarl]

Axionknight said:

This just in, Mr Farage hates Paddington the Bear.

Wtf Evan Davis?

Farage has some good points but Davis is just being a knob

[Laurel Green]

Breast feeding now - shakes head.

[anonymous-user]

Evan David is winning UKIP a load of votes

[sirtyro]

Doesn't seem to be much about this election or policies, just seems to be against him and UKIP personally

[Cyder]

Farage is right in a way, the MSM just seem to want to smear him. I'd rather they ask pertinent questions we can try to make a considered decision from rather than show their bias, ask him pointed questions and then talk over him.

[jogon]

What a pathetic fking interview, I have seen it all now, Licence fee will not be renewed.

[groucho]

I never knew what a Evan Davis was.

[Esseesse]

groucho said:

I never knew what a Evan Davis was.

Just tuned in to this and neither did I. What a cock.

[TheExcession]

FiF said:

Not had chance to look at the details but on first glance this doesn't look good for UKIP

ukip battleground polls

To be honest, I wouldn't worry, I had to read all the way to the end, through 75% this, 20% that, 15% something else yada yada yada till I finally got to the bit that should have been posted at the very top

ComRes Methodology said:

ComRes interviewed 1,007 adults living in ten key Conservative-held UKIP target seats – South Thanet, Boston and Skegness, Thurrock, Forest of Dean, Great Yarmouth, North Thanet, East Worthing and Shoreham, Sittingbourne and Sheppey, South Basildon and East Thurrock, and Castle Point. Fieldwork took place by telephone between 17th and 19th April 2015. Each constituency is represented in the sample equally, with data weighted to be demographically representative of all adults living in these constituencies. Data were also weighted by past vote recall. ComRes is a member of the British Polling Council and abides by its rules.

When I were a lad we we taught to present the methodology before the results, there's 2 minutes of my life I won't get back, who can I sue?

Edited by TheExcession on Wednesday 22 April 20:06

[eatcustard]

NF just won himself plenty more seats.

Why do the BBC and Evan Davis cock things up so much?

[johnxjsc1985]

Maybe I am wrong but I get the impression I could have a conversation with NF and he wouldn't talk down to me or treat me like an idiot.Now DC and EM I am fairly sure I would end up nutting them in frustration after about 2 mins.

[Esseesse]

eatcustard said:

NF just won himself plenty more seats.

Why do the BBC and Evan Davis cock things up so much?

You sound like you think this is a bad thing...

The thing is, if the media treated Farage with the same respect they show Cameron, he would win himself plenty more seats.

[eatcustard]

Esseesse said:

You sound like you think this is a bad thing...

The thing is, if the media treated Farage with the same respect they show Cameron, he would win himself plenty more seats.

I think is a good thing, the BBC are helping him gain votes (I did mean to say votes than seats)

[don4l]

MGJohn said:

don4l said:

Davies is not going to be able to hide his hostility, and the result will be an increase in public support.

You got that right.... only eight minutes in...

don4l said:

BBC... Impartial?

Yeah right...

Nigel Farage said:

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If you're going to quote me, get it right!
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Too right.

Well, I wasn't wrong, was I?

As I predicted, Davis couldn't even pretend that he was impartial.

About 10 minutes in, he said "This isn't about policy, it is about tone".

Evan, you thick ignorant gobste, policy actually matters more than tone. What people do is more important than what they say.

Is he interviewing Sturgeon next week? It will be interesting to compare and contrast.

I wonder if I am the only person who hasn't watched Newsnight since Paxman left?

[steveT350C]

johnxjsc1985 said:

Maybe I am wrong but I get the impression I could have a conversation with NF and he wouldn't talk down to me or treat me like an idiot.Now DC and EM I am fairly sure I would end up nutting them in frustration after about 2 mins.

I am lucky enough to have had a chat with NF and he is exactly that. Down to earth, genuinely happy rubbery smiley face with beer in hand, but, really really genuine.

That interview was not an interview, it was the last chance the establishment had to try and discredit Farage before GE.

Disgraceful BBC. No more money from me, ever.