More UKIP woes
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jjlynn27 said:
don'tbesilly said:
More nonsense with links to more irrelevance to the story you originally linked to.
Pathetic, if predictable, even by your gutter level standards.
Given that it's you Hans, I tried to help you out by giving you examples.Pathetic, if predictable, even by your gutter level standards.
I do, however, understand your instincts to defend kippers. Birds of a feather and all that.
Maybe in the future just stick to decoding id-cards?
Still nothing of any relevance linking a murder with being a former Ukip councillor.
Maybe in future you should stop being sucked in by the same media that you normally condemn.
irocfan said:
so by your logic being a fat child-abusing f
k makes you more likely to be a liberal as does hiring a hit-man? Of course not, stop talking out of your arse for once
Please don't try to understand logic. k makes you more likely to be a liberal as does hiring a hit-man? Of course not, stop talking out of your arse for onceYou'll have weirdos, trash and broken people in all parties. The number of those elected as UKIP representatives are significantly higher than for other parties. UKIP is the party of angry rejects attracting and selecting a disproportionate number of low brow garbage.
jjlynn27 said:
irocfan said:
You'll have weirdos, trash and broken people in all parties. The number of those elected as UKIP representatives are significantly higher than for other parties. UKIP is the party of angry rejects attracting and selecting a disproportionate number of low brow garbage.
Hmmm. Labour (now) and momentum?TooMany2cvs said:
eccles said:
And yet here in East Anglia (and in the same town as it happened), the headline has been all along that he is an ex marine, and the ukip angle just gets a passing mention.
He's 64 years old. How long since he was an active Royal Marine?He was elected in 2013.
I am commenting on what the local news (bbc/itv) are reporting him as, as well as the local papers.
By coincidence, since he's been convicted, all the emphasis has changed to the UKIP angle.
don'tbesilly said:
Summary:
Still nothing of any relevance linking a murder with being a former Ukip councillor.
Maybe in future you should stop being sucked in by the same media that you normally condemn.
No. That's not 'summary'.Still nothing of any relevance linking a murder with being a former Ukip councillor.
Maybe in future you should stop being sucked in by the same media that you normally condemn.
It was explained to you already, maybe time to re-read some posts. Slowly, out loud.
Media reports are factual. That too was already explained to you.
It was funny, that just like you, Farage was sharing 'shopped job, and getting his knickers in the twist about it.
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-politics-45593648
getting down with the kids, with Sargon of Akkad and Count Dankula.
getting down with the kids, with Sargon of Akkad and Count Dankula.
In related news, Farage is doing a speaking tour soon. "Mr Farage will share anecdotes and behind-the-scene tales from his colourful life in business and politics throughout the evening."
He's coming to my town in February next year. Could I spend my £26 (includes early bird discount of £4) better elsewhere?
He's coming to my town in February next year. Could I spend my £26 (includes early bird discount of £4) better elsewhere?
Cold said:
In related news, Farage is doing a speaking tour soon. "Mr Farage will share anecdotes and behind-the-scene tales from his colourful life in business and politics throughout the evening."
He's coming to my town in February next year. Could I spend my £26 (includes early bird discount of £4) better elsewhere?
Surely that is cheap for the entertainment he will provide?He's coming to my town in February next year. Could I spend my £26 (includes early bird discount of £4) better elsewhere?
Jockman said:
Cold said:
In related news, Farage is doing a speaking tour soon. "Mr Farage will share anecdotes and behind-the-scene tales from his colourful life in business and politics throughout the evening."
He's coming to my town in February next year. Could I spend my £26 (includes early bird discount of £4) better elsewhere?
Surely that is cheap for the entertainment he will provide?He's coming to my town in February next year. Could I spend my £26 (includes early bird discount of £4) better elsewhere?
https://www.nmplive.co.uk/nigel-farage
TooMany2cvs said:
£16-25k to book him for your event...
https://www.nmplive.co.uk/nigel-farage
Yeah, right. https://www.nmplive.co.uk/nigel-farage
I’ll stick to a ticket “at a venue near you, soon”
Jockman said:
Cold said:
In related news, Farage is doing a speaking tour soon. "Mr Farage will share anecdotes and behind-the-scene tales from his colourful life in business and politics throughout the evening."
He's coming to my town in February next year. Could I spend my £26 (includes early bird discount of £4) better elsewhere?
Surely that is cheap for the entertainment he will provide?He's coming to my town in February next year. Could I spend my £26 (includes early bird discount of £4) better elsewhere?
Cold said:
Jockman said:
Cold said:
In related news, Farage is doing a speaking tour soon. "Mr Farage will share anecdotes and behind-the-scene tales from his colourful life in business and politics throughout the evening."
He's coming to my town in February next year. Could I spend my £26 (includes early bird discount of £4) better elsewhere?
Surely that is cheap for the entertainment he will provide?He's coming to my town in February next year. Could I spend my £26 (includes early bird discount of £4) better elsewhere?
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