Most politicians have little or no experience of running anything.
Will UKIP win its first seat in parliament tonight?
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Most politicians have little or no experience of running anything.
Labour, Conservatives and Lib Dems are all one and the same, you couldn't fit a fag paper inbetween them. Time to try something new.
As Einstein said...."Insanity: doing the same thing over and over again and expecting different results"
Vote differently next May...see how it goes. I am.
As Einstein said...."Insanity: doing the same thing over and over again and expecting different results"
Vote differently next May...see how it goes. I am.
for the best joke of the year read above.
I don't think UKIP could run much either, but haven't David Cameron and George Osborne literally never had a job in their life?
Thing is, this first sentence is lifted almost verbatim from Farage himself.
3 flags, he's obviously never been to northern ireland, union jacks, ulster flags, independent ulster flags, irish tricolors, scottish flags, even palestinian and israeli flags depending on where you go.
I'm not going to serve as an apologist for the silly Labour woman (wow, that interview snippet is painful to watch), but I don't think she should be now encouraging "people should fly the England flag with pride" (part of her apology). St.George's Cross and Union Jack, yes. St. George's Cross and Three Lions, well, tacky, but ok. St. George's Cross on it's own is rather tainted now and has only one meaning?
There is a settle difference between displaying your colours, banners and emblems in part of the country where separatism is part of every day life and allegiances and modern day vassalism have a role and underlined meaning vs preparing similar displays in part of the country where old banners are linked to sectarian display of power.
Now, someone with good eye - can you tell me what that sigil is - bottom flag out of three in her photo. Looks like golden tower, hammer, some inscription. It's not Rochester F.C., it's not Gillingham F.C., it's not Rochester's crest, it doesn't look like Kent's heraldry.
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.There we go, sorted. Not EDL watchtower. Just a regular out of season football nut.
just spending a mere 30 seconds reading about that and seeing the image imediatley gives off the impression that she was condescending about the average UKIP voter..
this is quite the interesting thing isn’t it, the position were in now? Where Labour are supposed to represent the people but the truth is they have a snobby disconnect and disregard for their core voters like any other elitist non representative party.
Labour have nothing it would seem they are a complete failed mess of conflicting interest and ideology
this is quite the interesting thing isn’t it, the position were in now? Where Labour are supposed to represent the people but the truth is they have a snobby disconnect and disregard for their core voters like any other elitist non representative party.
Labour have nothing it would seem they are a complete failed mess of conflicting interest and ideology
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Differently pushed, she would never let go of power willingly
Walked no way he could have pushed that.
Yes, about 24% of Englanders interpret St.George's Cross as sign of "racism and extremism". 39% do not associate it with national pride when they see one. Some British Future survey published in Telegraph.
I would hazard a guess that the majority of supports are pro anti-immigration, pro military spending through the roof and "let's bring Britain back" (whatever that means) but their vision is clouded beyond that and they just focus on what makes them angry at the moment and waive all logic of the bigger picture.
Don't get me wrong, a lot of UKIP supporters are educated in general politics and believe in them, their policies and agree with their stance as a whole. But most of them? I doubt it.