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merehazle · ‎27-03-2014

ANY CONCERNS?

Nick Glegg and Nigel Farage, the two British politicians with the most passionately held conflicting views on Europe, traded blow after blow in a debate over Britain's future EU membership yesterday on LBC Radio, and TV. With the first opinion poll suggesting a decisive win for the UKIP leader.

I have more concern for this horse at the moment :

Oh, Just one thingy! Farage said 485 million people have the totally unconditional right to come to the UK.

That does concern me. Then I thought with our leaky border controls the whole world could come here.

baybizz · ‎24-05-2014

UKIP on the march... leading UK out of Europe...

>> The UKIP party has made its strongest ever gains in local elections...

>> The surge by the UKIP, which wants Britain to leave the EU, will pile on pressure to toughen the stance on Europe...

www.uk.reuters.com/uk-eu-local-elections-UKIP-UKKBN0E308H

>> Local election results 2014: Nigel Farage hails Ukip's 'political earthquake' and vows more to come...

>> Britain’s three main political parties are assessing the damage from local elections in which they were all hit by the “political earthquake” that Nigel Farage’s UKIP promised - and delivered.

>> The Conservatives, Labour and the Lib Dems all put their best gloss on the town hall results...

>> But behind the scenes, they were frantically calculating the impact that the new “four-party” political landscape would have on next year’s general election...

www.independent.co.uk/local-election-results-2014-ukip-earthquake-9428480

>> Explanations for UKIP's election success... how have the party and its rivals explained the party's success in the English local elections?...

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-politics-27542435

electric*mayhem*band · ‎24-05-2014

Yes, after Nigel's storming performance on Thursday, as he rightly says, the fox is most definitely in the hen house.

By the way GP, your spoiler isn't working. Bit like the coalition mob.

joe_bloggs* · ‎24-05-2014

We are many,They are few

septiccpeg · ‎24-05-2014

4% is hardly an earthquake. More a mild shiver.

Farage is a whole basket short of a picnic.

electric*mayhem*band · ‎26-05-2014

@septiccpeg wrote:
4% is hardly an earthquake. More a mild shiver.
Farage is a whole basket short of a picnic.

Well which basket is laughing up his picnic now, eh ?

http://www.independent.co.uk/news/uk/politics/european-elections-results-2014-sweeping-gains-for-nig...

evoman3957 · ‎26-05-2014

A friend of mine, who lives in an area which is labour heartland, says you could stick a red Rosette on a Pig and put it up as a labour candidate.........and it would get elected. With that kind of entrenched, brainwashed attitude, it's a waste of time talking or debating any kind of reasoned argument...........about any Party.