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@terry wrote:
@panda12 wrote:
As the article in my original post shows, they are tarnished with racism, homophobia and sexism and a complete lack of intellect.
The article in your original post is based on the opinions of Richard Corbett.
It’s not Corbett’s opinions, Terry – they are actually quotes from UKIP’s existing and former MEPS, and Corbett provides the sources as well.
Did you actually read the article?
Some of the sources are from the Daily Mail! You must have missed them that day, eh?
Or conventiently chose to ignore them. :roll:
There is no denying, UKIP are a racist, homophobic and sexist “political” party without a scooby doo.
@tinks wrote:
i cant abide cruelty to animals end of……..i actually couldn’t finish reading the report because it’s too upsetting…….please just stop the cruelty……..fgs this is the 21st century!
Agreed. I give a regular monthly amount to these guys. I don’t know how they do their job – if it was me I’d get so angry I’d…
@terry wrote:
@sceptical guy wrote:
sorry terry, my mistake re BNP.
but I do know some people left BNP to join UKIP.
and you still evade the answer on why you don’t join the Tory Right
I know some people left BNP to join Labour but what of it..?
Whatever you think of any political party people do vote for them and are entitled to.
It’s called democracy.Yeah but!
We don’t live in a true democracy, do we?
I don’t want the Queen as Head of State but I don’t have the right to vote against her for an alternative, do I?
As for UKIP, they make me want to be :-…
As the article in my original post shows, they are tarnished with racism, homophobia and sexism and a complete lack of intellect.
If they ever got into power every Christmas would be a White Christmas – after the rivers of blood have been cleaned up. No doubt that will have Enoch Powell smiling in his grave.
You can invest in ethical funds.
@terry wrote:
@panda12 wrote:
You could always do us all a favour and go and live in Croatia – I’ll even chip in for your fare.
When you use the word ‘us’ it makes you look like a spokesperson for the masses (which I’m sure you are in your dreams..)
You could always do me a favour and become a yak farmer in Outer Mongolia – I’ll even pay your fare and buy you a male and female yak to get you going.
Here’s a helpful link to get you started:
http://www.theyakranch.com/Yak-Facts-Info-About-Yaks/
I’ll even buy you a soapbox or build you a hustings so you can convert your fellow farmers to UKIPism. :P
@tinks wrote:
is there enough time to debate this in the house of commons to actually stop it going ahead this year if they vote against culling?……….the bbc link says the cull was due to start ‘in a few days’…..that article was online on the 14th? :shock:
It hasn’t started yet. There will be the vote this Thursday and it may be halted due to rising costs:
http://www.guardian.co.uk/environment/2012/oct/18/cost-badger-cull-u-turn?newsfeed=true
I got an automated reply from my MP – wonder if she’ll reply in person? :-k
With 159,000 signatures against the cull, the Commons will be holding a debate on Thursday October 25th.
Please encourage your MP to attend and vote against the cull by signing the link below.
http://e-activist.com/ea-action/action?ea.client.id=104&ea.campaign.id=16997&ea.tracking.id=email
Remember, 30 top specialists have already said the cull will be expensive and pointless and will actually increase the spread of bovine TB rather than reducing it:
@a certain sadness wrote:
I do think that e bay, amazon and google etc are taking over the world.There is only one bookshop left where i live, i was gutted when borders shut.
You can buy cheaper online no doubt but you cant beat the smell and atmosphere of a real bookshop.
Sorry Panda am drifting off.
I agree with you. I do buy stuff from Amazon but not if there’s a local retailer where I can go.
@terry wrote:
Well done Rio Ferdinand for doing something you believe in and not bowing to pressure to do otherwise.
I agree. After all, footballers have to take a stand against racist fans and footballers, like John Terry who used foul, racist language and has practically got away with it.
@mrs_teapot wrote:
I know a lot of Yorkshire farmers favoured UKIP last time around… something to do with the Common Agricultural Policy and the fact that Stuart Agnew the MEP representative is also a farmer and understands the issues from his own experience…. have to say he is persuasive…
I think all MPs should have life experience before entering politics… it gives them more credibility…. and how can they actually know what the issues are if they haven’t lived and worked in the “real” world
UKIP, whether their representatives live in the “real world” or not are the BNP in suits.
