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 matt_himself  Matataland 28 Mar 15 9.14am |
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Quote Kermit8 at 28 Mar 2015 8.48am
I remember the Gurkhas playing the race card ganging up and upsetting the government demanding an increase on their paltry ethnic minority based pensions. How very dare they.
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| crystal balls The Garden of Earthly Delights 28 Mar 15 9.58am |
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Quote matt_himself at 28 Mar 2015 8.15am
Quote crystal balls at 28 Mar 2015 5.27am
Quote Tom-the-eagle at 27 Mar 2015 7.32pm
Quote Willo at 27 Mar 2015 7.16pm
Quote imbored at 27 Mar 2015 6.35pm
Farage will revel in taking part and will outperform everyone I think. Somebody on here mentioned that Cameron kept mentioning the economy. All you will get from Farage is the EU and immigration.What are their policies on the economy, NHS,Education, Law and Order etc etc ? Will they stand up to intense scrutiny ? Will Farage be their lone spokesman in the election campaign or will they dare to unleash some of the others other than their current two MPs Carswell and Reckless? Fascinating ! Edited by Willo (27 Mar 2015 7.17pm) I'm sure Farage will do just fine speaking about the economy. After all, being a former stockbroker he does have some first-hand experience on the matter as opposed to the others who are just career politicians. Farage wasn't a "stockbroker" (though his father was), he was a commodities trader. This basically involves betting on the future prices of various commodities; he tended to specialise in metals. Trading involves very much a gambler's mindset, and Farage apparently made some good bets and some bad ones, making and losing large sums for his employers. Working as a commodities trader confers no first-hand, second hand or even third hand experience of running a nations economy. The gambler's instinct has continued right up to the current election campaign. Farage has pledged that if he doesn't get elected as an MP in May he will resign as UKIP leader. He's put all his chips on red, and if black comes up he'll be gone, and so will UKIP. Wishful thinking Mr Balls. When Nige steps to one side, Douglas Carswell will lead UKiP. Carswell would be an excellent leader who would offer natural progression from Nige. You obviously like to get a boner from thinking that UKIP will all be over soon. It won't. Politics is only going to get more fragmented over the next few years and parties like UKiP and, unfortunately, the Greens, will be around for a while.
Fawlty; I believe he can do the silly walk as well! Edited by crystal balls (28 Mar 2015 10.00am) Edited by crystal balls (28 Mar 2015 10.02am)
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| matt_himself Matataland 28 Mar 15 10.08am |
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Quote crystal balls at 28 Mar 2015 9.58am
Quote matt_himself at 28 Mar 2015 8.15am
Quote crystal balls at 28 Mar 2015 5.27am
Quote Tom-the-eagle at 27 Mar 2015 7.32pm
Quote Willo at 27 Mar 2015 7.16pm
Quote imbored at 27 Mar 2015 6.35pm
Farage will revel in taking part and will outperform everyone I think. Somebody on here mentioned that Cameron kept mentioning the economy. All you will get from Farage is the EU and immigration.What are their policies on the economy, NHS,Education, Law and Order etc etc ? Will they stand up to intense scrutiny ? Will Farage be their lone spokesman in the election campaign or will they dare to unleash some of the others other than their current two MPs Carswell and Reckless? Fascinating ! Edited by Willo (27 Mar 2015 7.17pm) I'm sure Farage will do just fine speaking about the economy. After all, being a former stockbroker he does have some first-hand experience on the matter as opposed to the others who are just career politicians. Farage wasn't a "stockbroker" (though his father was), he was a commodities trader. This basically involves betting on the future prices of various commodities; he tended to specialise in metals. Trading involves very much a gambler's mindset, and Farage apparently made some good bets and some bad ones, making and losing large sums for his employers. Working as a commodities trader confers no first-hand, second hand or even third hand experience of running a nations economy. The gambler's instinct has continued right up to the current election campaign. Farage has pledged that if he doesn't get elected as an MP in May he will resign as UKIP leader. He's put all his chips on red, and if black comes up he'll be gone, and so will UKIP. Wishful thinking Mr Balls. When Nige steps to one side, Douglas Carswell will lead UKiP. Carswell would be an excellent leader who would offer natural progression from Nige. You obviously like to get a boner from thinking that UKIP will all be over soon. It won't. Politics is only going to get more fragmented over the next few years and parties like UKiP and, unfortunately, the Greens, will be around for a while.
Fawlty; I believe he can do the silly walk as well! Edited by crystal balls (28 Mar 2015 10.00am) Edited by crystal balls (28 Mar 2015 10.02am)
Tell me, who will you vote for?
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| Tom-the-eagle Croydon 28 Mar 15 10.14am |
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Quote matt_himself at 28 Mar 2015 10.08am
Quote crystal balls at 28 Mar 2015 9.58am
Quote matt_himself at 28 Mar 2015 8.15am
Quote crystal balls at 28 Mar 2015 5.27am
Quote Tom-the-eagle at 27 Mar 2015 7.32pm
Quote Willo at 27 Mar 2015 7.16pm
Quote imbored at 27 Mar 2015 6.35pm
Farage will revel in taking part and will outperform everyone I think. Somebody on here mentioned that Cameron kept mentioning the economy. All you will get from Farage is the EU and immigration.What are their policies on the economy, NHS,Education, Law and Order etc etc ? Will they stand up to intense scrutiny ? Will Farage be their lone spokesman in the election campaign or will they dare to unleash some of the others other than their current two MPs Carswell and Reckless? Fascinating ! Edited by Willo (27 Mar 2015 7.17pm) I'm sure Farage will do just fine speaking about the economy. After all, being a former stockbroker he does have some first-hand experience on the matter as opposed to the others who are just career politicians. Farage wasn't a "stockbroker" (though his father was), he was a commodities trader. This basically involves betting on the future prices of various commodities; he tended to specialise in metals. Trading involves very much a gambler's mindset, and Farage apparently made some good bets and some bad ones, making and losing large sums for his employers. Working as a commodities trader confers no first-hand, second hand or even third hand experience of running a nations economy. The gambler's instinct has continued right up to the current election campaign. Farage has pledged that if he doesn't get elected as an MP in May he will resign as UKIP leader. He's put all his chips on red, and if black comes up he'll be gone, and so will UKIP. Wishful thinking Mr Balls. When Nige steps to one side, Douglas Carswell will lead UKiP. Carswell would be an excellent leader who would offer natural progression from Nige. You obviously like to get a boner from thinking that UKIP will all be over soon. It won't. Politics is only going to get more fragmented over the next few years and parties like UKiP and, unfortunately, the Greens, will be around for a while.
Fawlty; I believe he can do the silly walk as well! Edited by crystal balls (28 Mar 2015 10.00am) Edited by crystal balls (28 Mar 2015 10.02am)
Tell me, who will you vote for?
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| Willo South coast - west of Brighton. 28 Mar 15 10.25am |
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Quote Tom-the-eagle at 28 Mar 2015 10.14am
Like a lot of people on here Matt, many posters are keen to knock ukip but even keener to hide their own alliances as they don’t wish for their own parties to be ridiculed or questioned as they themselves are doing. Most when asked who they will vote for just give some vague answer about still being undecided. There really are some utter bell ends on here. If they say they are "Undecided" maybe this is not vague but a categoric and honest assertion of their position.
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| Tom-the-eagle Croydon 28 Mar 15 10.35am |
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Quote Willo at 28 Mar 2015 10.25am
Quote Tom-the-eagle at 28 Mar 2015 10.14am
Like a lot of people on here Matt, many posters are keen to knock ukip but even keener to hide their own alliances as they don’t wish for their own parties to be ridiculed or questioned as they themselves are doing. Most when asked who they will vote for just give some vague answer about still being undecided. There really are some utter bell ends on here. If they say they are "Undecided" maybe this is not vague but a categoric and honest assertion of their position.
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| Willo South coast - west of Brighton. 28 Mar 15 10.41am |
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Quote Tom-the-eagle at 28 Mar 2015 10.35am
Tom I understand what you are saying. That said, who a person votes for is a personal and private matter and they are under no obligation to make such details available to all and sundry.At the end of the day it is a "Secret ballot" ! When I knock on doors to ascertain voting intentions I don't take umbrage if people are "Vague" as I fully accept that they wish to keep this information to themselves.
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| Hoof Hearted 28 Mar 15 10.43am | |
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Quote EricYoung'sSweatBand at 28 Mar 2015 8.48am
I'm not back peddling I've been quite clear. To quote you actually "Ethnic minorities play the race card constantly for self interest purposes" You've managed to show me one article where one person played the race card in 2011. Forgive me for not being convinced that 'ethnic minorities' 'constantly' play the race card. Showing one person playing the race card is no more evidence that ethnic minorities play the race card than me calling white people racists and posting a link of Nick Griffin being racist It's a simple question and not a pedantic one so I don't know why you're struggling with it. Did you mean that occasionally one or two people who are from ethnic minorities may play the race card or did you mean what you said?
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| nickgusset Shizzlehurst 28 Mar 15 10.49am |
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Quote Tom-the-eagle at 28 Mar 2015 10.35am
Quote Willo at 28 Mar 2015 10.25am
Quote Tom-the-eagle at 28 Mar 2015 10.14am
Like a lot of people on here Matt, many posters are keen to knock ukip but even keener to hide their own alliances as they don’t wish for their own parties to be ridiculed or questioned as they themselves are doing. Most when asked who they will vote for just give some vague answer about still being undecided. There really are some utter bell ends on here. If they say they are "Undecided" maybe this is not vague but a categoric and honest assertion of their position.
Green.
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| Tom-the-eagle Croydon 28 Mar 15 10.52am |
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Quote Willo at 28 Mar 2015 10.41am
Quote Tom-the-eagle at 28 Mar 2015 10.35am
Tom I understand what you are saying. That said, who a person votes for is a personal and private matter and they are under no obligation to make such details available to all and sundry.At the end of the day it is a "Secret ballot" ! When I knock on doors to ascertain voting intentions I don't take umbrage if people are "Vague" as I fully accept that they wish to keep this information to themselves.
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| Tom-the-eagle Croydon 28 Mar 15 10.54am |
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Quote nickgusset at 28 Mar 2015 10.49am
Quote Tom-the-eagle at 28 Mar 2015 10.35am
Quote Willo at 28 Mar 2015 10.25am
Quote Tom-the-eagle at 28 Mar 2015 10.14am
Like a lot of people on here Matt, many posters are keen to knock ukip but even keener to hide their own alliances as they don’t wish for their own parties to be ridiculed or questioned as they themselves are doing. Most when asked who they will vote for just give some vague answer about still being undecided. There really are some utter bell ends on here. If they say they are "Undecided" maybe this is not vague but a categoric and honest assertion of their position.
Green. Oh you have made your mind up now - well done
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| nickgusset Shizzlehurst 28 Mar 15 10.56am |
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Quote Tom-the-eagle at 28 Mar 2015 10.54am
Quote nickgusset at 28 Mar 2015 10.49am
Quote Tom-the-eagle at 28 Mar 2015 10.35am
Quote Willo at 28 Mar 2015 10.25am
Quote Tom-the-eagle at 28 Mar 2015 10.14am
Like a lot of people on here Matt, many posters are keen to knock ukip but even keener to hide their own alliances as they don’t wish for their own parties to be ridiculed or questioned as they themselves are doing. Most when asked who they will vote for just give some vague answer about still being undecided. There really are some utter bell ends on here. If they say they are "Undecided" maybe this is not vague but a categoric and honest assertion of their position.
Green. Oh you have made your mind up now - well done
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