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Diane James has been elected UKIP's leader, succeeding Nigel Farage:
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Her eye swivels much better than the rest of the loons so fair enough. They were some very scary candidates.
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Who? Seriously James who? Isn't it time they just follow nigels example and went away, their whole reason for being no longer exists
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UKIP's polling is on the decline anyway given it's mission accomplished so it's a bit of a poisoned chalice.
She's about as good as sane people could hope for, however as she's not 'Nige' I doubt she'll be able to maintain UKIP's position. |
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He'll be back....
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I don't know much about her but doubt she has what it takes to make me consider voting for UKIP not so much a reflection on her as my personal dislike for what many in UKIP stand for. If they are to continue as a political force in the UK she faces many challenges as people will view UKIP as a non issue party now she will need to redirect them and develop a detail of policy that hasn't existed before or has been very badly represented. I can see the name disappearing within a couple of years assuming brexit actualky happens with what's happening with labour a reposition in the political balance may be a chance for them to sway some current labour MP's.
Now that our main opposition party has chosen to implode we desperately need an alternative that may appeal to many more that do not view the lib dems as an option. |
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---------- Post added at 12:02 ---------- Previous post was at 11:59 ---------- Diane James is presumably going to push for the old Labour vote as opposed to the Tory vote. |
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Some people are on the pitch... they think it's all over... it is now!
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A story will published by The Times tonight is the rumour. God knows what it could be.
In the meantime a front runner named Figel Narage has emerged: https://www.cableforum.co.uk/images/...10/1.png?w=540 |
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He's in disguise hoping nobody will recognise him... :D
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Whatever the real reason is (and it may be a combination of things) UKIP do seem to be lurching from one self imposed 'crisis' to another but I hear Farage has once again ruled out a return... Update: .... which inevitably means, he's back! :) http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-politics-37561065 ... albeit temporarily... ... he reckons... :D |
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I think the UKIP party will be back with a bang. The story was that 'she' didn't have the support of the whole party.
But we need a party that will tackle everything for the working class of this Country. As the Labour Party will never win an election. As it is the public vote and NOT a party vote that will sort out Corbyn |
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I hate to burst you bubble Arthur but UKIP have only one MP and their MEPs will soon be out of a job.They barely have a presence in Parliament. They are basically a one cause party and now they have achieved their aim I don't see any consolidation especially now that most of their aims have now been adopted by the Conservatives..
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In your best Lionel Richie voice: You're once, twice, three times a leader. :D
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One less in the running - three down, four left..
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Keith Chegwin is definitely is going to run I hear. Should be a formality for Cheggers, he's vastly more talented than then other candidates.
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How long before Farage needs to come back? This guy seems a bit off the rails:
His site claimed he had lost close friends as Hillsborough but then denied it: http://www.irishtimes.com/news/world...alse-1.2975604 He has previously claimed to be a professional footballer when he wasn't:https://www.thesun.co.uk/news/236899...ler-on-his-cv/ So now he has deleted this website: https://www.thesun.co.uk/news/287762...ough-disaster/ and didn't turn up to hustlings: http://www.independent.co.uk/news/uk...-a7583386.html It's bizarre.... |
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Some say it's just the inevitable result of not being as accomplished at lying, spinning and cheating as those political parties which have had hundreds of years practice... ;)
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It's still not clear if he was at Hillsborough either. Don't really want to call someone a liar on that charge without definitive proof though. |
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Don't really want to call cleggy a liar on that charge without definitive proof though ;) |
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As for Clegg the student fees are a perfect example of why you don't lie on something so easily proven wrong or at least make promises you're unable to meet. Anyway the lying isn't so much of a big deal, it's very weird. It's the bizarreness of doing it when it's hard to see the advantage. I mean he might still win, Labour are awful, the Tories have pulled out and being dishonest didn't hurt Trump. |
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trump dishonest ? |
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just found this
Stoke byelection: Lib Dems alert police over text urging Muslims to vote Labour The Lib Dems have alerted the police after messages sent to some Muslim voters in Stoke-on-Trent suggested they could go to hell if they failed to vote Labour to keep out Ukip’s Paul Nuttall. https://www.theguardian.com/uk-news/...to-vote-labour The text of the message sent to Muslim voters in Stoke Aslamalaykam my Brothers and Sisters. In this country, we Must vote due to Necessity / Majboori. This does not mean that we can vote for any Tom, Dick or Harry. This means that in order to stop the Far Right, Anti Muslim, Anti Islamic UKIP Party, we must vote for the Strongest candidate. If Dr Ali takes 500 Votes and Yaqub Mirza takes a 100 votes and UKIP defeat the Labour Party Candidate Gareth Snell by 550 votes, then You will have succeeded in helping to Elect an Anti Muslim and Anti Islam MP. Ok, you will have made Dr Ali and Mohammed Yaqub Akram (Mirza) happy Losers. & You will have given a slap to our local councillors. But. Will you be able to answer for this in the Grave and on the Final Day??? “I helped the Enemies of Islam because.....” May ALLAH TALLAH Grant Us All Hidayat, Ameen. |
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Yup. He also has some questionable Tweets.
I bet the Tories are regretting pulling out of Stoke given the poor qualify of the candidates. |
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People like Blair were really very good at it. ably assisted by real experts like Campbell. Only time and a massively costly and equally protracted inquiry scratched the surface of his duplicity... Compared to them, UKIP are relative amateurs and it's showing as it did during Farage's reign. |
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Excellent - they lie badly, which is a good thing..
Perhaps they could just not lie? |
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You think they would have had time to recruit better and train better then. This isn't an apprentice job.
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:rofl: ;) |
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* How anyone could link Corbyn with the word 'momentum' is beyond me. Now 'inertia' on the other hand... :D |
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* He has a PhD. * He played professional football for Tranmere Rovers. |
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a Bsc Ssc Hnd to the uneducated thats a bronze swimming cert a silver swimming cert and Higher than Normal Depression ;) |
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Oh look, another kipper out of their depth telling lies...
http://www.independent.co.uk/news/uk...87136.html?amp |
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It's better than not voting at all, if the majority become to disenfranchised the only ones left will be the hardcore of extremists and you really don't want those types deciding elections, you could go from communist to fascist in the space of weeks left to them. What has become apparent is that this shower of game amateurs that is UKIP are no better than the professional shower that have been lying to us for years, if they're not careful we'll elect someone to drain the swamp :Yikes: |
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I still see UKIP having a good chance. Apparently the Liberals are eating into Labour's vote in Stoke.
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I think the future for Labour will be a fresh face that takes over once Brexit no longer divides the party. I am not sure what their platform would be but that would be the job of a new leader to work out. You would have to say under such circumstances, Brexit out of the way, they might do well after 2020. Either that or a realignment of politics in general which the existing parties splitting, reforming etc. That seems less likely though. |
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I do wish some of us surfs learned their place in the higherachy of the country.:D |
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Things are not getting any better for Paul Nuttall. It would have been expedient for him to distance himself from Arron Banks's Hillsborough comments and a natural thing to do as a Liverpool supporter. He just isn't demonstrating common sense. And a photo of his supporters taken in Bolton stated as being in Stoke adds to his reputation for inaccuracy.
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Personally I think we're being too harsh. Parliament needs more of this kind of creative thinking. Imagine Nuttall regaling parliament of his many adventures around the world! The time he and Nikola Tesla broke into Edison's house and stole his equipment, his brief but intense affair with Audrey Hepburn, his time advising President Kennedy during the Cuban Missile Crisis, his infamous touchdown in the last play of Superbowl XXXVIII or the shrimp company he started with Lieutenant Dan. The man just has so much to contribute to politics.
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Well, despite having labelled it the Brexit capital, Paul Nuttall failed to win Stoke.
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well done to the winner :clap: |
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you seem to imply that the winner is top in the pecking order :shocked::shocked: |
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A remoaning tumbleweed just blew across the forum. |
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Nice to see the children enjoying themselves in their echo chamber... ;)
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Where are all the remoaning minnies? Sucking their thumbs in a darkened room I suspect pmsl :p: |
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People do realise the people in Stoke will be able to change their mind in no more than 3 years time? UKIP are entitled to continue to campaign in Stoke, stand again in Stoke and criticise the now sitting Labour MP. Democracy is ongoing, no one wins forever.
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We need to be very careful about how democracy works and as importantly, how it is perceived to be working. The change that's in the air might run away with us; cool heads are required. |
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Handbags at UKIP: http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/2017...d=tmg_share_tw
Farage seems to want Carswell kicked out over claims he didn't try hard enough, even maybe mocked, attempts to get Farage appointed to the House of Lords or a Knighthood. |
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A party like Labour who are in a steepening freefall crisis but that does not mean that the present government is much cop either sadly as all they are is just the best of a awfully bad bunch and that's not saying much.
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Ukip’s only MP, Douglas Carswell, has dramatically quit the party, declaring that – after Brexit – it is a case of “job done”.
The Clacton MP will sit as an independent, scotching – for now at least – rumours that he would rejoin the Conservatives. http://www.independent.co.uk/news/uk...-a7649516.html |
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This has been mentioned before and I think it's quite credible.
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Staying on as an MP I would suggest, to purely to ride the expenses gravy train..... Quote:
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It's all going well for the kippers, a deluded liar for a leader, the money man has headed for the hills and even Nigel can't really be bothered with them anymore. |
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I think he should call a by-election. I don't recall him saying to the electorate that he'd quit the party if the referendum went UKIP's way yet all these months after the vote, he's claiming it's job done. If he thinks UKIP's suddenly a basket case he should at least say so and let the electorate decide whether he remains their MP.
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There is still a battle going on. We need to stop any attempted watering down of a hard Brexit. |
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