[bots]

It was a slip of the tongue to be fair, but that will be played in blooper shows for the next 20 years

[Samuel.]

Originally Posted by Toy Soldier

You know what I've just noticed? And I have no idea why it's never really struck me like this before...

... The UKIP logo is crap. Like really, really crap... "someone knocked it together in 15 minutes using MS Paint" sort of crap. This may be a petty observation but now that I've seen it, I can't ever un-see, it like when you see the guy getting sucked off in the 2012 Olympics logo. That's all you'll ever see when you look at it.

It really is a couple of words away from being an alternative pound land logo. Almost a scissor looking £ to boot.

[user104658]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IkB33oR3e4w

Unbeeped.

[the truth]

everyone who insults farage ends up 1000 times worse off.....when will they ever learn?
ive seen more snarl on noddy.....farage is a nice bloke a genius politicial performer and right on just about everything

[empire]

farage say's things that people close their ears to, why are people throwing the race card at him for saying that Britain needs a Australian style immigration system, in truth we need it now, everyone pays there way in life, and nothing is free in this world, he made a good point about the refugee crisis, when people are homeless in this country, and a large amount are on food banks, everything he says about the eu is correct,

[the truth]

Originally Posted by empire

farage say's things that people close their ears to, why are people throwing the race card at him for saying that Britain needs a Australian style immigration system, in truth we need it now, everyone pays there way in life, and nothing is free in this world, he made a good point about the refugee crisis, when people are homeless in this country, and a large amount are on food banks, everything he says about the eu is correct,

of course it is and shame on ALL those fake politically correct opportunist reverse bigots who have tried to silence all debate for decades.....to falsely accuse someone of racism or bigotry is a crime and should see these people charged....yet another sick new labour legacy. people see population is up to 64 million plus and we have a massive housing shortage.....guess why? 1) labour rewarded worklessness so 2) they had to millions of immigrants to do the job and of course farage has been 100% right about europe and tony bliar was 100% wrong, as he was about absolutely everything

[user104658]

Originally Posted by the truth

everyone who insults farage ends up 1000 times worse off....

Another RNG statistic brought to you by "the truth". I can't work out what this one even means.

[Kizzy]

Have I insulted Farage.?. I better go around my bed with the salt tonight then #noneshallpass

[Northern Monkey]

Originally Posted by adamski94

I think its time britian took UKIP serious because there here to stay and there her to win the next election

i agree.Although alot of people wish it were'nt true.The only way UKIP is going anywhere is if we pull out of the EU under the Tories,If that does'nt happen then there will always be a UKIP.The more powers that are lost to Europe the more relevant UKIP will become.

[Northern Monkey]

Originally Posted by Toy Soldier

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IkB33oR3e4w

Unbeeped.

Haha!Brilliant!

[MTVN]

Originally Posted by Northern Monkey

i agree.Although alot of people wish it were'nt true.The only way UKIP is going anywhere is if we pull out of the EU under the Tories,If that does'nt happen then there will always be a UKIP.The more powers that are lost to Europe the more relevant UKIP will become.

If we vote to stay in then that will draw a line under it for at least fifty years

[Kizzy]

It has been alleged that Nigel Farage never formally resigned from Ukip as part of what party sources have told the Spectator was a stitch up to avoid a leadership contest.

It is claimed that the Ukip leader never wrote a letter to the party’s chairman tendering his resignation. He told the media on Friday that he would write to the party resigning. When it met on Monday, it is said the National Executive Committee had still not received a letter. A source tells me that when someone asked where the letter was, they were told ‘it is being typed out as we speak’. The source says the letter never appeared.



http://blogs.spectator.co.uk/coffeeh...-in-stitch-up/

[Crimson Dynamo]

They had a leadership contest last year and no one stood against nigel

[JoshBB]

Originally Posted by adamski94

What a idiot does he realise Farage is a genius and future prime minister?

Can you really call someone idiotic and then make both grammatical and spelling errors in your post?

[Crimson Dynamo]

Originally Posted by JoshBB

Can you really call someone idiotic and then make both grammatical and spelling errors in your post?

yes as a post is a conversation and not a letter for a job interview

[empire]

Do you think any of them media journalists would live in a council estate, no, they no nothing about real work if it was brought to them, all they have done to ukip is twist and lie, and hype up about something that has never happened to the party, those journalists love labour so much that it is a middle class party now.

[Jack_]

Just came across this in a random Facebook comments thread and I lost my ****

[Kizzy]

[Kizzy]

'Patrick O’Flynn MEP has resigned as Ukip’s economics spokesman, and apologised for the interview he gave last week describing Nigel Farage as “snarling, thin-skinned and aggressive”. He has just issued this statement.

I would like to express to colleagues my sincere regret at going public with my frustrations about the turn of events following polling day. And more than that, I would like to apologise directly to Nigel for the phrase ‘snarling, thin-skinned and aggressive’. This was a fragment of a wider passage about perceptions and is not what I think of him. Nonetheless, I should have known better than anyone what use would be made of phrases that were both unfair and unkind.

I am proud of what we achieved in the general election and am only sorry to have succumbed, as Roger [Helmer] put it with such impressive understatement, to public remarks that were ‘unhelpful’. I think it appropriate to stand down as economic spokesman, which I have done. I hope in the months ahead to be of use to the great campaign to persuade the British people to leave the EU, which is after all what brought me into politics in the first place.'

http://www.theguardian.com/politics/...-politics-live

[MTVN]

Another victim of the civil war, who will be next I wonder

[arista]

Originally Posted by MTVN

Another victim of the civil war, who will be next I wonder

Wrong

Douglas And Nigel were together today


Flynn had to go - Fool he was

Your Fake War Over
Fact

[joeysteele]

I didn't care for Patrick O'Flynn, you don't let people in the position he was go without a fight,clearly now his face doesn't fit with Nigel Farage, who it seem has become even more full of his own self importance after having UKIP plead with him not to go.

After Flynn going, who will dare speak out against Farage, it is a really odd set up that is now being seen by the average voters as to UKIP definitely.

[Niamh.]

Originally Posted by MTVN

Another victim of the civil war, who will be next I wonder

[arista]

Originally Posted by joeysteele

I didn't care for Patrick O'Flynn, you don't let people in the position he was go without a fight,clearly now his face doesn't fit with Nigel Farage, who it seem has become even more full of his own self importance after having UKIP plead with him not to go.

After Flynn going, who will dare speak out against Farage, it is a really odd set up that is now being seen by the average voters as to UKIP definitely.

Yes Flynn was a fool
he is Gone

UKIP Doing well now

[joeysteele]

Originally Posted by arista

Yes Flynn was a fool
he is Gone

UKIP Doing well now

I think not, it now appears more than ever that Farage's 'resignation'was likely a stunt, no matter what he and UKIP say.

He and maybe they, have used this whole charade to get more publicity, deflecting attention from the poor results as to seats won in the election,which has given him the opportunity of gaining even more say as to UKIP's affairs.

He states he doesn't want UKIP to be seen as one man band,yet in all this, it looks even more that it is,than it ever did before even.
That is a poor show for any party.