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 Willo Online  South coast - west of Brighton. 23 Mar 15 12.56pm |
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Quote eagles2011 at 23 Mar 2015 10.18am
Like him or not, he should be able to go out with his family without rent-a-mob attacking him Imagine they'd done that to David Cameron Edited by eagles2011 (23 Mar 2015 10.19am) Completely agree...I'm certainly no UKIP supporter but this is just shameful. The one thing I would question is how they knew he'd be in there in the first place to organise such a thing? "Intelligence" !!!! (But not in the context of being clever!)
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| dannyh wherever I lay my hat....... 23 Mar 15 1.16pm |
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Ass holes.
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| Willo Online South coast - west of Brighton. 23 Mar 15 1.21pm |
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Quote dannyh at 23 Mar 2015 1.16pm
Ass holes. It was absolutely disgusting. His family didn't deserve all that acrimony. And I would say the same if the perpertrators had been carrying Conservative banners.
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| matt_himself Matataland 23 Mar 15 1.25pm |
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Quote Kermit8 at 23 Mar 2015 12.48pm
Quote matt_himself at 23 Mar 2015 11.49am
Quote Kermit8 at 23 Mar 2015 10.12am
£50 Billion plus yearly loss for the UK if we leave the EU according to the FT today. Which makes you UKIP supporters stonewall stonking barmy. You want to run us into the ground for the sake of some archaic ideological views? Free markets = free movement. That's part of capitalism and resultant globalisation. Get over it. £50 billion quid. You can fvck right off Nigel. Do have the methodology utilised to come up with this figure to verify whether it's correct or not?
Where is the one from 'Open Europe'?
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| dannyh wherever I lay my hat....... 23 Mar 15 1.27pm |
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Quote Willo at 23 Mar 2015 1.21pm
Quote dannyh at 23 Mar 2015 1.16pm
Ass holes. It was absolutely disgusting. His family didn't deserve all that acrimony. And I would say the same if the perpertrators had been carrying Conservative banners.
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Kermit8  Hevon 23 Mar 15 1.40pm |
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Quote matt_himself at 23 Mar 2015 1.25pm
Quote Kermit8 at 23 Mar 2015 12.48pm
Quote matt_himself at 23 Mar 2015 11.49am
Quote Kermit8 at 23 Mar 2015 10.12am
£50 Billion plus yearly loss for the UK if we leave the EU according to the FT today. Which makes you UKIP supporters stonewall stonking barmy. You want to run us into the ground for the sake of some archaic ideological views? Free markets = free movement. That's part of capitalism and resultant globalisation. Get over it. £50 billion quid. You can fvck right off Nigel. Do have the methodology utilised to come up with this figure to verify whether it's correct or not?
Where is the one from 'Open Europe'?
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| Charlie Croker Hampshire 23 Mar 15 2.02pm |
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Quote Y Ddraig Goch at 30 Apr 2014 9.46am
Quote becky at 30 Apr 2014 7.12am
Ah yes! The Greens, who have so successfully displayed their credentials in Brighton......
More likely about his deputy: A slim majority of moderates under amiable council leader Mr Kitcat have fought ceaseless challenges from a cabal of hard-Left councillors led by his deputy Phelim Mac Cafferty, a prominent gay activist. On a serious(ish) note, I will be working the election in May - as I did the Euros last time - and predict a decent showing by UKIP. A fairly significant proportion of voters offer their views at the ballot table as they collect their paper (more than you would think). Aside from a few whose views bordered on racist, the majority view was that UKIP were "a better option than all the others", helped in no small part by being the only ones who 'door-stepped' the electorate to ask opinions. The other main 3 parties are viewed as being too similar, not necessarily in policies, but in that they are viewed by the electorate as being in politics for personal gain rather than to actually make a difference.
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| ghosteagle 23 Mar 15 2.25pm |
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Quote Hoof Hearted at 23 Mar 2015 11.19am
Quote eagles2011 at 23 Mar 2015 10.18am
Like him or not, he should be able to go out with his family without rent-a-mob attacking him Imagine they'd done that to David Cameron Edited by eagles2011 (23 Mar 2015 10.19am)
Farage deserves respect and the same protection Cameron has. Lefty scum thinking they have the right to treat people like this out having a quiet family lunch...... bang out of order. That made me giggle
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| jamiemartin721 Reading 23 Mar 15 3.02pm |
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Quote eagles2011 at 23 Mar 2015 10.18am
Like him or not, he should be able to go out with his family without rent-a-mob attacking him Imagine they'd done that to David Cameron Edited by eagles2011 (23 Mar 2015 10.19am) Attacking him might be overstating the case somewhat as no one was actually assaulted, except maybe mockingly, but I generally think this kind of thing is just stupid. Of course, they do have the right to protest, its part of the democratic process, and provided they don't break the law, its perfectly legal to engage in political discourses in public spaces. Still, I think its in bad taste to interrupt someone during their dinner.
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| Lyons550 Shirley 23 Mar 15 3.04pm |
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Quote jamiemartin721 at 23 Mar 2015 3.02pm
Quote eagles2011 at 23 Mar 2015 10.18am
Like him or not, he should be able to go out with his family without rent-a-mob attacking him Imagine they'd done that to David Cameron Edited by eagles2011 (23 Mar 2015 10.19am) Attacking him might be overstating the case somewhat as no one was actually assaulted, except maybe mockingly, but I generally think this kind of thing is just stupid. Of course, they do have the right to protest, its part of the democratic process, and provided they don't break the law, its perfectly legal to engage in political discourses in public spaces. Still, I think its in bad taste to interrupt someone during their dinner. Can you imagine the response had it been Jason Puncheon they interrupted!!!
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Johnny Eagles  berlin 23 Mar 15 3.32pm |
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Quote Lyons550 at 23 Mar 2015 3.04pm
Can you imagine the response had it been Jason Puncheon they interrupted!!! Ha ha. That's a lol
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| imbored UK 23 Mar 15 6.46pm |
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No matter your view of ol' Nige, it's clearly bang out of order confronting someone in their local. It's counterproductive too. Across demographics and political lines the majority of people disagree with this so it'll bring UKIP more votes not less.
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