UKIP - The Future - Volume 4
Discussion
rs1952 said:
Looks like a thread hijack to me. By the way, Cape Town is two words 
But pray tell Alf, and now referring to your latest pronouncement, what is my "cause" and how am I going to "raise support" for it on PH? You see, logic would suggest that in order to raise support for a cause you must first know what that cause is. I don't know what it is, so perhaps you could tell me, seeing as you appear to know?
As regards finding better things to do whilst down here than post on PH, I do find better things to do. But I also post on PH because when you are up for 17 hours a day you need a bit of lighter relief so I check my emails from time to time, and also check PH to see if there's anything to reply to. Don't forget that its GMT +2 down here, so it is 2030hrs at the moment and dark out. I can't see many better things to do in the dark - it's me age, y'see...
"how am I going to "raise support".........I can't see many better things to do in the dark - it's me age, y'see... But pray tell Alf, and now referring to your latest pronouncement, what is my "cause" and how am I going to "raise support" for it on PH? You see, logic would suggest that in order to raise support for a cause you must first know what that cause is. I don't know what it is, so perhaps you could tell me, seeing as you appear to know?
As regards finding better things to do whilst down here than post on PH, I do find better things to do. But I also post on PH because when you are up for 17 hours a day you need a bit of lighter relief so I check my emails from time to time, and also check PH to see if there's anything to reply to. Don't forget that its GMT +2 down here, so it is 2030hrs at the moment and dark out. I can't see many better things to do in the dark - it's me age, y'see...
"Eating carrots was just a trick on you by your parents....... have you tried Viagra?
Cape Town.............as an uneducated Kipper I didn't know that........ or did I?
alfie2244 said:
rs1952 said:
Looks like a thread hijack to me. By the way, Cape Town is two words
But pray tell Alf, and now referring to your latest pronouncement, what is my "cause" and how am I going to "raise support" for it on PH? You see, logic would suggest that in order to raise support for a cause you must first know what that cause is. I don't know what it is, so perhaps you could tell me, seeing as you appear to know?
As regards finding better things to do whilst down here than post on PH, I do find better things to do. But I also post on PH because when you are up for 17 hours a day you need a bit of lighter relief so I check my emails from time to time, and also check PH to see if there's anything to reply to. Don't forget that its GMT +2 down here, so it is 2030hrs at the moment and dark out. I can't see many better things to do in the dark - it's me age, y'see...
"how am I going to "raise support".........I can't see many better things to do in the dark - it's me age, y'see... But pray tell Alf, and now referring to your latest pronouncement, what is my "cause" and how am I going to "raise support" for it on PH? You see, logic would suggest that in order to raise support for a cause you must first know what that cause is. I don't know what it is, so perhaps you could tell me, seeing as you appear to know?
As regards finding better things to do whilst down here than post on PH, I do find better things to do. But I also post on PH because when you are up for 17 hours a day you need a bit of lighter relief so I check my emails from time to time, and also check PH to see if there's anything to reply to. Don't forget that its GMT +2 down here, so it is 2030hrs at the moment and dark out. I can't see many better things to do in the dark - it's me age, y'see...
"Eating carrots was just a trick on you by your parents....... have you tried Viagra?
alfie2244 said:
Cape Town.............as an uneducated Kipper I didn't know that........ or did I?
I don't know or indeed care if you knew it before. But you know it now. Because I just told you Any chance of getting back to "UKIP - The Future" now?
Axionknight said:
I'll have to disagree on why he was in Europe, the war was all but lost and the much desired German support was never going to materialize. The British Army had essentially annexed the SAR and Free State by that point - apart from a few recalcitrant fighters the war was lost.
Quote reference, hopefully it's correct, tis' all I could find that was free issue:
http://www.forgottenbooks.com/readbook_text/Paul_K...
I'll not argue with the nuances of this. He was in Europe at the time the war was lost and he never went back.Quote reference, hopefully it's correct, tis' all I could find that was free issue:
http://www.forgottenbooks.com/readbook_text/Paul_K...
However, as I was thinking more about all this today then something possibly significant to "UKIP - The Future" did come up. During the great colonial expansions of the 19th century the British were almost universally detested by other European countries (not least beause they tended to come first if any fisticuffs broke out) but Europe did not have a unified foreign policy.
Germany didn't have a foreign policy at all to speak of - Bismarck had a foreign policy and also a colonial policy, but not Germany,
Bismarck's foreign policy was to isolate Britain from the rest of Europe, and the main reason he didn't succeed was that all the royal families were related at that time, and few of them wanted to see a falling out with a relation's country.
Do you think that a Brexit will finally see Bismarck's foreigh policy implemented at long last?
rs1952 said:
I don't know or indeed care if you knew it before. But you know it now. Because I just told you
Any chance of getting back to "UKIP - The Future" now?
But you admit you tell fibs you penniless author you so how do I know when to believe anything you say?Any chance of getting back to "UKIP - The Future" now?
Back to the future? You are not that old greyhaired clever one are you?
alfie2244 said:
But you admit you tell fibs you penniless author you so how do I know when to believe anything you say?
You don't. That's the beauty of it('ere - is that an insult - "you penniless author, you" )
alfie2244 said:
Back to the future? You are not that old greyhaired clever one are you?
No. I'm the exile who runs a tailor's shop on Deep Space Nine eharding said:
don4l said:
Honestly, do you really believe that I didn't enjoy writing the above?
On the contrary Don, I suspect you were pleasuring yourself as you wrote it. None was required.
My post was completely spontaneous.
I'm sure that you know what I mean, as most of your posts appear to have the same effect on you.
rs1952 said:
Although Don didn't say as much in his original post, he implied that the non-streaker ought to have sung it because of its historical significance for the UK.
Stop making stuff up.The reason that he ought to have sung it is that he said that he would.
Here is Dan's tweet that lays out the terms of the bet:-
Dan Hodges Tweet said:
Dan Hodges
✔
@DPJHodges
If UKIP break 6% at the next election I'll streak naked down Whitehall in a Nigel Farage mask whilst singing Land of Hope and Glory...
7:56 PM - 15 Dec 2012
He specifically stated that he would streak naked.✔
@DPJHodges
If UKIP break 6% at the next election I'll streak naked down Whitehall in a Nigel Farage mask whilst singing Land of Hope and Glory...
7:56 PM - 15 Dec 2012
He didn't.
He said that he would wear a Nigel Farage mask.
That was also a lie.
He said that he would sing Land of Hope and Glory.
That was another lie.
I could understand why he wore the boxer shorts. I can sort of understand why he might not have wanted to wear a Farage mask.
I simply cannot understand why he also had to welch on the singing bit.
Zod said:
Art0ir said:
don4l said:
Well' it's clear that Hodges is a snivelling weaselly coward. He clearly didn't streak. He is wearing boxer shorts.
Yet another prime example of a lying leftie.
He's parodying himself.Yet another prime example of a lying leftie.
He's become self aware.
God help us all.
Art0ir said:
Zod said:
Art0ir said:
don4l said:
Well' it's clear that Hodges is a snivelling weaselly coward. He clearly didn't streak. He is wearing boxer shorts.
Yet another prime example of a lying leftie.
He's parodying himself.Yet another prime example of a lying leftie.
He's become self aware.
God help us all.
Some good news for UKIP fans?
UKIP MEP says vote against Brexit will mean Prime Minister Farage
UKIP MEP says vote against Brexit will mean Prime Minister Farage
article said:
David Coburn claimed that if Britain's voters choose to remain in June, Brussels would "drag all the mad grannies out of the attic" shortly afterwards, forcing the UK to join the single currency and agree to a pan-European income tax.
The MEP believes the ensuing backlash prompted by the EU's "dreadful schemes" would lead to a Ukip general election victory.
He added: "There's a whole bunch of mad stuff they're hiding away... if we lose the EU referendum I can tell you right now I'm putting good money on the next Prime Minister being Nigel Farage."
The comment attracted laughter from the audience during a EU debate with NUS Scotland president Vonnie Sandlan at the Chartered Institute of Public Finance and Accountancy conference in Glasgow yesterday.
But Mr Coburn hit back, saying: "You all laughed at the SNP and look how many seats they got. So laugh ye not."
The MEP believes the ensuing backlash prompted by the EU's "dreadful schemes" would lead to a Ukip general election victory.
He added: "There's a whole bunch of mad stuff they're hiding away... if we lose the EU referendum I can tell you right now I'm putting good money on the next Prime Minister being Nigel Farage."
The comment attracted laughter from the audience during a EU debate with NUS Scotland president Vonnie Sandlan at the Chartered Institute of Public Finance and Accountancy conference in Glasgow yesterday.
But Mr Coburn hit back, saying: "You all laughed at the SNP and look how many seats they got. So laugh ye not."
BlackLabel said:
Some good news for UKIP fans?
UKIP MEP says vote against Brexit will mean Prime Minister Farage
Think he's getting a bit carried away, but in the event of a remain vote I think it's most likely that we will see the Conservatives loosing a significant amount of support and UKIP gaining support.UKIP MEP says vote against Brexit will mean Prime Minister Farage
article said:
David Coburn claimed that if Britain's voters choose to remain in June, Brussels would "drag all the mad grannies out of the attic" shortly afterwards, forcing the UK to join the single currency and agree to a pan-European income tax.
The MEP believes the ensuing backlash prompted by the EU's "dreadful schemes" would lead to a Ukip general election victory.
He added: "There's a whole bunch of mad stuff they're hiding away... if we lose the EU referendum I can tell you right now I'm putting good money on the next Prime Minister being Nigel Farage."
The comment attracted laughter from the audience during a EU debate with NUS Scotland president Vonnie Sandlan at the Chartered Institute of Public Finance and Accountancy conference in Glasgow yesterday.
But Mr Coburn hit back, saying: "You all laughed at the SNP and look how many seats they got. So laugh ye not."
The MEP believes the ensuing backlash prompted by the EU's "dreadful schemes" would lead to a Ukip general election victory.
He added: "There's a whole bunch of mad stuff they're hiding away... if we lose the EU referendum I can tell you right now I'm putting good money on the next Prime Minister being Nigel Farage."
The comment attracted laughter from the audience during a EU debate with NUS Scotland president Vonnie Sandlan at the Chartered Institute of Public Finance and Accountancy conference in Glasgow yesterday.
But Mr Coburn hit back, saying: "You all laughed at the SNP and look how many seats they got. So laugh ye not."
Esseesse said:
Think he's getting a bit carried away, but in the event of a remain vote I think it's most likely that we will see the Conservatives loosing a significant amount of support and UKIP gaining support.
I'm not so sure that'll happen tbh. I don't think Brexit is nearly as emotive an issue as say, the Scottish Indy Referendum back in 2014 which was the SNP sweep up at the following general election.Gassing Station | News, Politics & Economics | Top of Page | What's New | My Stuff