UKIP

[Ginny]

He's off his head this Farage - he's insulting the audience and everything in this debate haha

[General Dryness]

UKIP candidates spewing racist hatred.

 

I know!  I'm as shocked as anyone!

 

http://www.mirror.co.uk/news/uk-news/watch-ukip-candidates-spouting-vile-5526503#ICID=sharebar_twitter

 

"MARIAS leader Toni Bugle".

 

Great name. Best thing about that article, in fact.

[Rico1304]

[Anubis]

That's pretty embarrassing. 

[magicrat]

That's pretty embarrassing. 

If you had been to Frome you would understand. Never have so many weird people been herded into one town.

You count the fingers when you meet the m

[lifetime fan]

Nigel Farage and Mahatma Gandhi

 

UKIP leader Nigel Farage has compared his battle against the UK political establishment to Mahatma Gandhi's struggle for Indian independence.

 

He told supporters at a rally in Kent: "I am challenging the establishment, I am taking on the status quo."

 

He said anybody who had done that throughout history had been attacked for their beliefs.

 

Quoting Gandhi, he said: "At first they ignore you, then they laugh at you, then they fight you, then you win."

 

In his speech at Sandwich, Mr Farage said UKIP had endured levels of abuse that "don't generally get thrown at political parties".

 

"But then again I am challenging the establishment aren't I?," he told supporters.

"I am taking on the status quo. I am taking on their very, very comfortable lives.

 

"But if you look through history anybody that challenges the status quo, whether in business, science or politics, they have a go at you.

 

"And it was Gandhi, of course, who said 'first they ignore you, then they laugh at you, then they fight you and then you win'."

 

The quote, which was delivered with a smile, rounded off Mr Farage's speech and he repeated it later during a question and answer session.

It is one of the most widely quoted of Gandhi's maxims, summing up his philosophy of "insistence on truth" that underpinned his belief in non-violent resistance.

 

But according to the Christian Science Monitor, there is no evidence that the civil rights campaigner ever said it.

[VladimirIlyich]

What a fuckin nerve. Somebody who is the epitomy of the current system pretending he is trying to change it!

The only comparison to Gandhi is the adult nappies he most likely wears during his upper class dinner parties aka wife swapping parties.

Worra cunt.

[lifetime fan]

You don't have to like him, in fact it's very easy to hate him, but you've got to admire the brass bollocks on the cunt.

[Anubis]

I see UKIP buried a poll they commissioned that put Farage behind in his bid for election in South Thanet. When it was leaked to The Mail they then claimed it was worthless becuase it included people not likely to vote, yet ComRes says it was conducted to the highest standard.

 

If the audience isn't receptive to him it's too left wing. If the polls aren't in his favour they are obviously weighted.

 

It's all getting a bit paranoid. No doubt Nigel blames immigration.

[Dr Nowt]

Nigel Farage and Mahatma Gandhi

 

UKIP leader Nigel Farage has compared his battle against the UK political establishment to Mahatma Gandhi's struggle for Indian independence.

 

He told supporters at a rally in Kent: "I am challenging the establishment, I am taking on the status quo."

 

He said anybody who had done that throughout history had been attacked for their beliefs.

 

Quoting Gandhi, he said: "At first they ignore you, then they laugh at you, then they fight you, then you win."

 

In his speech at Sandwich, Mr Farage said UKIP had endured levels of abuse that "don't generally get thrown at political parties".

 

"But then again I am challenging the establishment aren't I?," he told supporters.

"I am taking on the status quo. I am taking on their very, very comfortable lives.

 

"But if you look through history anybody that challenges the status quo, whether in business, science or politics, they have a go at you.

 

"And it was Gandhi, of course, who said 'first they ignore you, then they laugh at you, then they fight you and then you win'."

 

The quote, which was delivered with a smile, rounded off Mr Farage's speech and he repeated it later during a question and answer session.

It is one of the most widely quoted of Gandhi's maxims, summing up his philosophy of "insistence on truth" that underpinned his belief in non-violent resistance.

 

But according to the Christian Science Monitor, there is no evidence that the civil rights campaigner ever said it.

What a load of bollocks. It wasn't Gandhi who said that at all, it was dennis last week.

[littletedwest]

http://www.thedailymash.co.uk/politics/politics-headlines/nigel-farage-comic-creation-that-got-out-of-hand-2012112750746

[Creator Supreme]

http://www.thedailymash.co.uk/politics/politics-headlines/nigel-farage-comic-creation-that-got-out-of-hand-2012112750746

Got to love the mash!

[littletedwest]

Funny because you can imagine UKIP supporters going wild for nonsense statements like "you can keep your Brussel sprouts because I'm a British beef man "

[Creator Supreme]

Yup, sounds the kind of shit they'd fall for.

[Rico1304]

They've just knocked on at ours, it was an old bloke so I didn't tell him to fuck off but he got his leaflet back and a few choice words. Apparently he just wants his country back.

[VladimirIlyich]

They've just knocked on at ours, it was an old bloke so I didn't tell him to fuck off but he got his leaflet back and a few choice words. Apparently he just wants his country back.

Well tell him to ask his beloved leader why his old party sold it all off to foreigners then. Something he was most likely party to.

[Anny Road]

Well tell him to ask his beloved leader why his old party sold it all off to foreigners then. Something he was most likely party to.

Its ok them doing our work  cheaper where they live and we don't have to look at them. Its when the buggers come over here and do it cheaper that it causes these pricks a problem.

[DooooodekNo5]

Nigel Farage is a boss, like it or not the man strikes a chord with many, I wish him the all the best and hope UKIP get a load of seats this election.

 

Personally think the 2020 election will be the real break through for UKIP,  if Labour get in this time that will be guaranteed.

 

 

[mattyq]

UKip are fucking toast

They'll get 2 or 3 max seats this election and none in 2020

The bubble has burst and Farage has been shown up for what he is (donkey fiddler)

[Stu Monty]

Nigel Farage is a boss, like it or not the man strikes a chord with many, I wish him the all the best and hope UKIP get a load of seats this election.

 

Personally think the 2020 election will be the real break through for UKIP,  if Labour get in this time that will be guaranteed.

 

 

 

Thick cunt.

[DooooodekNo5]

Thick cunt.

 

 

[DooooodekNo5]

UKip are fucking toast

They'll get 2 or 3 max seats this election and none in 2020

The bubble has burst and Farage has been shown up for what he is (donkey fiddler)

 

This is what the likes of yourself have been saying for the past few years only to be proven wrong every time, keep saying it though, you might convince yourself eventually.

[Creator Supreme]

Why has this Doooooodek cunt still got a positive reputation? Unless he's on the wind up, naming himself after a Polish keeper?

[Guest Numero Veinticinco]

This is what the likes of yourself have been saying for the past few years only to be proven wrong every time, keep saying it though, you might convince yourself eventually.

I've been in and around politics for a long time, I've seen shitty little single issue parties come and go, they come in and resonate, then they actually have to stop being stupid cunts. What you're saying is what the BNP said last time around... 'you might convince yourself that we're not serious'. Fucking right wing cunts.

[Jairzinho]