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30 April 2014, 01:17 PM
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A seat with a 16000 majority.
He'd have to be retarded to stand, so your comment is of no substance. Were we dealing with a marginal then the circumstances would be entirely different.
UKIP will probably put up a candidate but you sacrifice pawns, not the Queen, for a play like that.
He'd have to be retarded to stand, so your comment is of no substance. Were we dealing with a marginal then the circumstances would be entirely different.
UKIP will probably put up a candidate but you sacrifice pawns, not the Queen, for a play like that.
"For that reason I don't want to do anything that deflects from the European election campaign, so I'm not going to stand in this by-election.
Patrick Mercer announced last year he would not contest the next general election
"I want to focus the next three weeks on winning the European elections and also I don't have any links with the East Midlands. I would just look like an opportunist, and I don't think that would work."
He didn't mention anything about not standing because of the huge Tory majority and the fact that he'd lose. Again, you are giving him a pass you'd never give to another politician
30 April 2014, 01:58 PM
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I don't mean in the ***** .... because these are Eton Boyz and don't have any!
I mean in the Political ***** .... at the ballot box .... vote UKIP!!
It will send the eebee jeebees up them!
Then, of course, in the May 2015 General Election vote Labour and let's get the fairness back into Britain!
Use your vote - people died so that you could ...... spoil your paper, if you must, but - always - turn out to vote!
I mean in the Political ***** .... at the ballot box .... vote UKIP!!
It will send the eebee jeebees up them!
Then, of course, in the May 2015 General Election vote Labour and let's get the fairness back into Britain!
Use your vote - people died so that you could ...... spoil your paper, if you must, but - always - turn out to vote!
30 April 2014, 02:12 PM
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Mr Farage told BBC One's Breakfast: "I haven't had long to think about it but I have thought about it, and we're just over three weeks away from a European election at which I think UKIP could cause an earthquake in British politics, from which we can go on and win not just one parliamentary seat but quite a lot of parliamentary seats.
"For that reason I don't want to do anything that deflects from the European election campaign, so I'm not going to stand in this by-election.
Patrick Mercer announced last year he would not contest the next general election
"I want to focus the next three weeks on winning the European elections and also I don't have any links with the East Midlands. I would just look like an opportunist, and I don't think that would work."
He didn't mention anything about not standing because of the huge Tory majority and the fact that he'd lose. Again, you are giving him a pass you'd never give to another politician
"For that reason I don't want to do anything that deflects from the European election campaign, so I'm not going to stand in this by-election.
Patrick Mercer announced last year he would not contest the next general election
"I want to focus the next three weeks on winning the European elections and also I don't have any links with the East Midlands. I would just look like an opportunist, and I don't think that would work."
He didn't mention anything about not standing because of the huge Tory majority and the fact that he'd lose. Again, you are giving him a pass you'd never give to another politician
30 April 2014, 02:41 PM
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Mr Farage told BBC One's Breakfast: "I haven't had long to think about it but I have thought about it, and we're just over three weeks away from a European election at which I think UKIP could cause an earthquake in British politics, from which we can go on and win not just one parliamentary seat but quite a lot of parliamentary seats.
"For that reason I don't want to do anything that deflects from the European election campaign, so I'm not going to stand in this by-election.
Patrick Mercer announced last year he would not contest the next general election
"I want to focus the next three weeks on winning the European elections and also I don't have any links with the East Midlands. I would just look like an opportunist, and I don't think that would work."
He didn't mention anything about not standing because of the huge Tory majority and the fact that he'd lose. Again, you are giving him a pass you'd never give to another politician
"For that reason I don't want to do anything that deflects from the European election campaign, so I'm not going to stand in this by-election.
Patrick Mercer announced last year he would not contest the next general election
"I want to focus the next three weeks on winning the European elections and also I don't have any links with the East Midlands. I would just look like an opportunist, and I don't think that would work."
He didn't mention anything about not standing because of the huge Tory majority and the fact that he'd lose. Again, you are giving him a pass you'd never give to another politician
He speaks the truth and, because he didn't come out and make a foolish statement like "I know I can't win this one", (EVER heard a politician say that???), you criticise him.
Someone on here has an entrenched position, and it's not the rest of us, LOL.
30 April 2014, 02:42 PM
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Unemployments been falling, government borrowing is on its way down and budget deficit is making similar movements. Looks like a real train wreck too me.
30 April 2014, 04:40 PM
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30 April 2014, 05:46 PM
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Giving him a pass?
He speaks the truth and, because he didn't come out and make a foolish statement like "I know I can't win this one", (EVER heard a politician say that???), you criticise him.
Someone on here has an entrenched position, and it's not the rest of us, LOL.
He speaks the truth and, because he didn't come out and make a foolish statement like "I know I can't win this one", (EVER heard a politician say that???), you criticise him.
Someone on here has an entrenched position, and it's not the rest of us, LOL.
What he actually does conflate issue, use half truths, and create scares
30 April 2014, 06:37 PM
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But SO FAR, he has done no damage to the UK.
And after what Thatcher did, what your lot did and then stood by while it was done and what the present lot are up to, at least as far as the European elections are concerned, Farage is my choice.
30 April 2014, 07:13 PM
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Cripes, ukip donors are completely bonkers. 
Oh goodness, I actually didn't realize the Hamiltons were on board
Oh goodness, I actually didn't realize the Hamiltons were on board
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30 April 2014, 07:45 PM
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Oh goodness, I actually didn't realize the Hamiltons were on board[/QUOTE]
Did you just see him on c4 news,the presenter made him SELF look like a ***. Oh yes of course all the other party's check every single person who gives money. Everyone is just mud slinging as Neil Hamilton put it and he's right. You have got to ask yourself why all the other party's just mud sling at UKIP . They don't do it to each other,they try and fight each other on political policy. With UKIP I think they are to scared to confront them on there policy's.
Did you just see him on c4 news,the presenter made him SELF look like a ***. Oh yes of course all the other party's check every single person who gives money. Everyone is just mud slinging as Neil Hamilton put it and he's right. You have got to ask yourself why all the other party's just mud sling at UKIP . They don't do it to each other,they try and fight each other on political policy. With UKIP I think they are to scared to confront them on there policy's.
30 April 2014, 08:45 PM
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We need change, we need someone that has the uk best interests at heart, Farage could be the answer.
30 April 2014, 09:44 PM
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30 April 2014, 10:35 PM
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And as the doubters say that Ukip will never win, it doesn't matter if I vote for them even though they probably and will only serve themselves (should the unimaginable actually happen), just as the other parties serve themselves.
01 May 2014, 12:58 PM
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They'll be able to provide us all with the jobs those foreign Charlies are nicking off us*
Once we've pulled out of Europe.
* Not to mention our women
Once we've pulled out of Europe.
* Not to mention our women
01 May 2014, 04:21 PM
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These foreign Charlie's are cheap labour. A continual flow of impoverished workers is insured through immigration (both legal and illegal), who by working for less ££££ continually drive wages down. For the vast majority of people the standard of living will not increase, but constantly decrease.
01 May 2014, 07:05 PM
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Keep the conversatives in I reckon. Seriously who thinks that any party wants to come into power and make lots of cuts and make themselves unpopular? They've done it for the greater good and it needed to happen.
They could've come in and gone on a spendin spree to appease voters but that wouldn't be good for the long term of the country. Their fixing a rather big hole in the roof and should be given the chance to carry on. Do people seriously think that UKIP or Labour would do any better?!
They could've come in and gone on a spendin spree to appease voters but that wouldn't be good for the long term of the country. Their fixing a rather big hole in the roof and should be given the chance to carry on. Do people seriously think that UKIP or Labour would do any better?!
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