UKIP Leader Needs Your Help

I agree absolutely they should have let the banks fail. They should have spent the money proping up the retail side of the banks whilst letting the investment part fail. But the party of the people didn't.

Can't you see the hypocracy?

I'm not saying you should vote Tory but for heavens sake give the politicians something to think about. Vote Green, Vote Purple, Vote Yellow, Vote Pink. Just anybody but the Donkey in the red jacket (Dan Jarvis excepted) doing the job at the minute. ( I know it's not a general election - just giving credit where it's due)

I'd say the same about the Donkey's in blue too. They're all too bloody comfy.


I was going to go on about Ed Balls being **** with finances as well. But it looks like he can add 2 and 2 together.

In May 2009, it was revealed that together with her husband Yvette Cooper and Ed Balls 'flipped' the designation of their second home three times in a 24-month period, despite being warned several times by expenses officials that their claims were duplicated or inaccurate.[12] Yvette Cooper and her husband, Labour minister Ed Balls, bought a four-bedroom house in Stoke Newington, north London, and registered this as their second home (rather than their home in Castleford, West Yorkshire); this qualified them for up to £44,000 a year to subsidise a reported £438,000 mortgage under the Commons Additional Costs Allowance, of which they claimed £24,400.

 

1) immigrant will come and work harder than many natives. They will work for less wages given their economic background. Employers take advantage of this. I don't see Farage stoping this unless it is via reducing educational standards of working class kids (even further?) and sling with it their aspirations.

2) Given the country no longer has energy independence that you know all about we need to harness what is left.

3) I assume you mean the war criminal Tony Blair? Good riddance

4) The MPS is an occupational pension, so governments control payouts? In any case your payouts are the results of socialisation of contributions.

5) Under UKIP and the Tories the Human Rights issue will go away as rights fought for by " people like you" will be thrown away

I don't disagree with leaving the EU but not based on fear of foreigners "taking our jobs". They've already been taken by the likes of Farage and big money they represent.

 

The present top of the Labour Party isn't the party of the people but a lot of members and voters still hold those values.

Ed Balls is on the list.

 

In practise, I don't believe that anyone would vote in numbers for UKIP in the general election - no-one seriously believes that they have policies and can put them into practise. A bit like the Lib Dems.

But I can see why people would vote for them in the Euro elections - it is a chance to protest vote in an election, and the outcome to be almost irrelevant to people's everyday lives - I have no idea what my representative in the euro elections would actually do in the euro parliament. Therefore, it is perfect opportunity, for anyone to cast a protest vote, if they believe that we should get out of Europe, or even that we should be given the chance to vote like responsible people in a referendum as to whether to stay in Europe.

Not saying I would vote for UKIP myself in the Euros (I would never in a million years do so in the general election), but I totally get it if people say they will be doing so. I believe myself that we should have that referendum - what are the main parties scared of - why can't we have the grown up debate? I don't know if I would vote to stay in or get out - that is the point - we need a proper debate on it, with proper facts, and then we can decide. And if we do, and we decide to stay in, at least it puts the issue to bed for another 2 generations.

It is really interesting to note that in the recent past, it was the Tories that were running scared of UKIP, and trying to smear them and their supporters with accusations of being racist. And it hasn't affected their support levels. If anything, they have grown a lot. Now, it is clear that all 3 parties are running scared of them and the smears are coming from all sides. I predict that it will be Labour that lose out big style in the general election next year because of their refusal to offer the referendum to people that the Tories are offering. If this Euro election results in a really alarming swing to UKIP it will be interesting to watch the rank and file squirm and push for a change of policy on that before next year. They are just not listening to people.

 

I take it the list is the infamous "list of people to be shot against the wall come the revolution"

viva la revolucion

You shoot Balls. I'll shoot that odious toad Gideon.

 

Of course. Or hung with barbed wire as Conan once prescribed in the case of Gideon.

 

100% correct nudge, that is the socialist way, not the UKIP way, look at their manifesto, they want to wipe out workers rights, the welfare state etc, whilst lowering taxes for the rich etc. Nudge you need a rethink, the above statement shows your socialist values and if you imparted those views to your union members then I can see why you became "el presdente". Before you start posting right wing reactionary views you need to stop and think.

 

All the Labour front bench went to Oxford, Miliband is a millionaire, Harman is a toff and related to Cameron, Hodge's family own one of the biggest companies in the UK who have dodged tax.

There's no difference between them and the Tories and the Lib Dems, professional politician with PPEs from Oxbridge living in a middle-class London bubble where immigration only means decent rates for nannies and workmen.

 

And the same as UKIP again toffs thinking working people are daft by playing on their fears backed up by racist scum.

 

Just have a look on wiki at VAT rates since it changed from being the Purchase Tax.

Just to see which party that has been in power hits you in the pocket. Thats just one Tax mindst thi.

 

Last time they was in power they brought in 16hr free childcare for parents who dont work where as them who do fork out instead of helping the ones that want to work this has never been changed by this government either there just as bad no incentive wouldnt vote any of the main three no wonder people are leaving for oz at a all time rate contrys fooked

 

Can you try some punctuation? I really can't decipher what you are trying to say there!

 

Erm.. but they also subsidised 80per cent of additional childcare costs for those in work. So incorrect that out of work got more support than in work.

 

I know that at min we pay 400 a month so my mrs can work full time which is a day n half nursery and one aft school and there is parents near us not working gettin 16 hr free dont see why do you?? Who will you be voting then? And how much is your childcare