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Tom4784 · 28-12-2014, 08:01 PM

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Originally Posted by the truth

youre name calling makes you sound worse than the people you name call

Samm · 28-12-2014, 08:46 PM

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Originally Posted by Dezzy

Lmao

joeysteele · 28-12-2014, 11:29 PM

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Originally Posted by Dezzy

How many racist/homophobic scandals have UKIP been involved with this year? It seems like there's a new one every week. In politics in particular, you are the company you keep and his defense of the rampant racism and homophobia within his party only soldifies the image of him being a bigot.

If it looks like a duck and quacks like a duck then it's a ****ing duck. He is no better than the bigots in his party and I pity anyone that's foolish enough to think that UKIP getting anymore power than they already are will be a good thing. Keep the scandals coming and send these morons the way of the BNP.

Well said, I have to agree with all this.

Niall · 28-12-2014, 10:29 PM

This must be some sort of misprint

Niall · 28-12-2014, 10:30 PM

Either way I'm sure I'm not the only one in this country who would take deep pleasure in smacking Farage across the temples with a cinderblock.

MTVN · 29-12-2014, 06:17 PM

In 2013 the winner was George Osborne, in 2012 it was Seb Coe, in 2011 Alex Salmond. It seems to basically always be an award concerned with whoever made the biggest impact in politics each year and this year that probably is Farage. Whether we like it or nor - and most of us don't - 2014 politically has been the story of Ukip's rise, and Farage is more synonymous with his party than any other politician. Farage is Ukip; they'd be nothing without him.

kirklancaster · 29-12-2014, 06:29 PM

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Originally Posted by The Geordie Jesus

In 2013 the winner was George Osborne, in 2012 it was Seb Coe, in 2011 Alex Salmond. It seems to basically always be an award concerned with whoever made the biggest impact in politics each year and this year that probably is Farage. Whether we like it or nor - and most of us don't - 2014 politically has been the story of Ukip's rise, and Farage is more synonymous with his party than any other politician. Farage is Ukip; they'd be nothing without him.

Very important points there MT - See why I voted you one of the most intelligent members? (even given our differences of opinion)

Livia · 29-12-2014, 07:07 PM

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Originally Posted by The Geordie Jesus

In 2013 the winner was George Osborne, in 2012 it was Seb Coe, in 2011 Alex Salmond. It seems to basically always be an award concerned with whoever made the biggest impact in politics each year and this year that probably is Farage. Whether we like it or nor - and most of us don't - 2014 politically has been the story of Ukip's rise, and Farage is more synonymous with his party than any other politician. Farage is Ukip; they'd be nothing without him.

Great post MTVN.

the truth · 29-12-2014, 07:14 PM

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Originally Posted by The Geordie Jesus

In 2013 the winner was George Osborne, in 2012 it was Seb Coe, in 2011 Alex Salmond. It seems to basically always be an award concerned with whoever made the biggest impact in politics each year and this year that probably is Farage. Whether we like it or nor - and most of us don't - 2014 politically has been the story of Ukip's rise, and Farage is more synonymous with his party than any other politician. Farage is Ukip; they'd be nothing without him.

despite the usual politically correct idiots calling anyone with an opinion sexist racist bigots....farage is well liked and doing a great job. he has backbone, the facts and the balls to speak his mind. for me though his greatest moments are in europe where frankly he takes the piss out of all those corrupt wasteful unaccountable ruinous dangerous euro mupppets. kermit and miss piggy would do a better job

Kizzy · 30-12-2014, 12:25 AM

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Originally Posted by The Geordie Jesus

In 2013 the winner was George Osborne, in 2012 it was Seb Coe, in 2011 Alex Salmond. It seems to basically always be an award concerned with whoever made the biggest impact in politics each year and this year that probably is Farage. Whether we like it or nor - and most of us don't - 2014 politically has been the story of Ukip's rise, and Farage is more synonymous with his party than any other politician. Farage is Ukip; they'd be nothing without him.

The person I think of when I think of UKIP is Kilroy Silk, he was one of the founding fathers and even he thinks Farage is fascist nutter

Didn't UKIPs pillaged MP accuse Farage of being too racist to be taken seriously in the world of real politics?
The person who has made the biggest political impact is Brand and he doesn't even vote!

the truth · 30-12-2014, 01:04 AM

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Originally Posted by ArchAngel

The person I think of when I think of UKIP is Kilroy Silk, he was one of the founding fathers and even he thinks Farage is fascist nutter

Didn't UKIPs pillaged MP accuse Farage of being too racist to be taken seriously in the world of real politics?
The person who has made the biggest political impact is Brand and he doesn't even vote!

brand is an ignorant narcisistic egotist, he fails to listen to any opinion that doesnt wholly agree with his mindless stance....this is a fool who wants to totally legalise all drug use, who cares wholly for the drug users and drug pushers who number fewer than 1 million and doesnt care less about the other 62 million silent majority who get beaten bullied robbed harassed and even killed by these junkies. hence why we in the uk have some of the highest drug crime and crime per head in the entire western world. brand is a populist dangerous name caller. once you get past his gimkmicks and his self obsession and the way he romanticises hiw own drug use...there is nothing. he has no facts , no real ideas, no real backbone....when grilled he recoils, oh im just a comedian ha ha.....yet he then goes around name calling people with differing views, yet has no facts with which to back up his slanderous slurrs...he will do infinitely more damage to the uk than farage.

Kizzy · 30-12-2014, 01:34 AM

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Originally Posted by the truth

brand is an ignorant narcisistic egotist, he fails to listen to any opinion that doesnt wholly agree with his mindless stance....this is a fool who wants to totally legalise all drug use, who cares wholly for the drug users and drug pushers who number fewer than 1 million and doesnt care less about the other 62 million silent majority who get beaten bullied robbed harassed and even killed by these junkies. hence why we in the uk have some of the highest drug crime and crime per head in the entire western world. brand is a populist dangerous name caller. once you get past his gimkmicks and his self obsession and the way he romanticises hiw own drug use...there is nothing. he has no facts , no real ideas, no real backbone....when grilled he recoils, oh im just a comedian ha ha.....yet he then goes around name calling people with differing views, yet has no facts with which to back up his slanderous slurrs...he will do infinitely more damage to the uk than farage.

Many people have suggested the legalisation of drugs he's not alone, and as most MPs are egotists he would fit in nicely if you ask me.

What does farage think about workers rights, or Womens rights...This 'great' Briton?
Yes he's really 'shook up' politics in the UK, unfortunately when he shook it he set us back a few decades as his theories on those are practically Dickensian.

the truth · 30-12-2014, 01:43 AM

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Originally Posted by ArchAngel

Many people have suggested the legalisation of drugs he's not alone, and as most MPs are egotists he would fit in nicely if you ask me.

What does farage think about workers rights, or Womens rights...This 'great' Briton?
Yes he's really 'shook up' politics in the UK, unfortunately when he shook it he set us back a few decades as his theories on those are practically Dickensian.

youre acting as his judge and jury , yet you dont even know his opinions on these issues? do your reseacrh before spouting your farage hate

joeysteele · 30-12-2014, 05:36 PM

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Originally Posted by The Geordie Jesus

In 2013 the winner was George Osborne, in 2012 it was Seb Coe, in 2011 Alex Salmond. It seems to basically always be an award concerned with whoever made the biggest impact in politics each year and this year that probably is Farage. Whether we like it or nor - and most of us don't - 2014 politically has been the story of Ukip's rise, and Farage is more synonymous with his party than any other politician. Farage is Ukip; they'd be nothing without him.

This, I can wholly agree with, good points.

Firewire · 29-12-2014, 07:15 PM

I think Nicola Sturgeon deserved it this year, even though I'm not a huge fan of hers. Her politics is the kind of politics I would be happy to be part of.

Crimson Dynamo · 29-12-2014, 07:21 PM

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Originally Posted by SelenaSnowmez

I think Nicola Sturgeon deserved it this year, even though I'm not a huge fan of hers. Her politics is the kind of politics I would be happy to be part of.

joeysteele · 29-12-2014, 11:32 PM

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Originally Posted by SelenaSnowmez

I think Nicola Sturgeon deserved it this year, even though I'm not a huge fan of hers. Her politics is the kind of politics I would be happy to be part of.

I was an admirer of Alex Salmond although I live in England.

I had my reservations as to Nicola Sturgeon however,I graciously accept I was wrong to have them.
I have liked just about all I have heard from her so far and I love the compassionate social policies she intends to pursue.

So I can easily agree with you that she would have been the most worthy recipient.

Nedusa · 30-12-2014, 08:53 AM

Good choice, well deserved and earned through hard work trying to make Briton a better place to live in for the people who already live here.

An honest hard working politician who cuts through all the double talk and empty rhetoric and says what the ordinary person is thinking.

Well done.

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kirklancaster · 30-12-2014, 11:27 AM

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Originally Posted by Nedusa

Good choice, well deserved and earned through hard work trying to make Briton a better place to live in for the people who already live here.

An honest hard working politician who cuts through all the double talk and empty rhetoric and says what the ordinary person is thinking.

Well done.

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Kizzy · 30-12-2014, 11:38 AM

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Originally Posted by Nedusa

Good choice, well deserved and earned through hard work trying to make Briton a better place to live in for the people who already live here.

An honest hard working politician who cuts through all the double talk and empty rhetoric and says what the ordinary person is thinking.

Well done.

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Do you mean Britain? How is it hard work, he's not saying what ordinary people are thinking that's the problem. Ordinary people want less rights...I don't think so.

The only part of anything he says that anyone ever focuses on is immigration, what about his other very questionable views on other issues... are they irrelevant?

the truth · 30-12-2014, 04:27 PM

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Do you mean Britain? How is it hard work, he's not saying what ordinary people are thinking that's the problem. Ordinary people want less rights...I don't think so.

The only part of anything he says that anyone ever focuses on is immigration, what about his other very questionable views on other issues... are they irrelevant?

youre wrong yet again because you havent done any research so you dont know what youre talking about. his and ukips main target is the disastrous european union...36000 new laws in 4 years directly ruining the uk and british businesses, small ones especially....all of which ruins every part of british life and takes away our sovereignty