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Now We Know Why Labour Are More Frightened Of Ukip Than The Tories Are.
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/// Voters see Ukip as more left wing than the Conservative Party in a shock poll finding that will fuel concerns among Ed Miliband's allies that Nigel Farage is "parking his tanks on Labour's lawn". ///
Better get your anti-tank weapons out Mikey, but then there are those Scots to fear also.
/// Voters see Ukip as more left wing than the Conservative Party in a shock poll finding that will fuel concerns among Ed Miliband's allies that Nigel Farage is "parking his tanks on Labour's lawn". ///
Better get your anti-tank weapons out Mikey, but then there are those Scots to fear also.
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/As we all know, UKIP is somewhere to the right of the Nazi Party in 1933. Even they were a bit more subtle than this shower. /
That is just silly, methyl, and well you know it. I think the main reason that UKIP are perceived as left of the Tories is that they are not tainted with the historical animosity between Tory and Labour.
That is just silly, methyl, and well you know it. I think the main reason that UKIP are perceived as left of the Tories is that they are not tainted with the historical animosity between Tory and Labour.
As we all know, UKIP is somewhere to the right of the Nazi Party in 1933. Even they were a bit more subtle than this shower.
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When we have our own version of the Night of the Long Knives methyl you can claim that the Nazi Party were more 'subtle'.
Until then, make sure your mattress protector remains firmly on.....
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When we have our own version of the Night of the Long Knives methyl you can claim that the Nazi Party were more 'subtle'.
Until then, make sure your mattress protector remains firmly on.....
I must say first off that I do not like Nigel Farage or UKIP, on which subject I have contributed a couple of times here.However,what most contributors here are failing to recognise is that in areas where mass imigration is happening,jobs and housing for local people are disappearing then Nigal Farage's message is resonating.Both Labour and Conservative leaders would do well to reflect and try to do something about controlling immigration before it gets completely out of hand.The next five months will be very interesting politically.
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