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Of the euro, Mr Farage also said: "This now poses huge dangers to the continent. We face the prospect of mass civil unrest, possibly even revolution in some countries that are being driven in to total and utter desperation...
....and in other news, fire has been reported in Pudding Lane.
To be fair to Nige and his supposed "swivel-eyed extremists" in UKIP, they have been proved entirely right.
Last night on BBC4, despite hunting quite hard for some europeans to agree with his view of the demise of the Euro, Michael Portillo could only find supporters of the Euro in Greece & Germany.
Well that's not surprising. The Germans have their entire political future invested in the "United Europe" that the Euro was supposed to smooth the way towards and the Greeks... well they just like free money.
If the euro is in crisis, what a mess the pound must be in.
http://www.x-convert.com/chart/GBP-EUR?period=10y
economic downturn always causes things like this- political extremism as the mainstream [ capitalism] has shown to be weak.
farage views on the Euro and the Eu on any issue could be written in stone as it is basically its shit and I hate it and it wont work...you mark my words.
Naturally the stone backdrop watermark would be the Union jack and it would probably have Britannia on there somewhere to.
I am sure if he keeps saying bad stuff about the EU one day something will be true.
To be fair to Nige and his supposed "swivel-eyed extremists" in UKIP, they have been proved entirely right.
I am sure if he keeps saying bad stuff about the EU one day something will be true.
Um....
Can I request that this thread remain radial tree, circle chart, histogram free please.
Don't even bother with what politicians say. The bookies are the ones you want to listen too. They've got their own, not our, money riding on the outcome. A quick look online shows the odds as....
Greece dropping out of the Euro before the end of the year is presently 2/5 on
For the Euro to have completely collapsed before 2014, its presently 11/10
Anyone fancy betting against that?
Last night on BBC4, despite hunting quite hard for some europeans to agree with his view of the demise of the Euro, Michael Portillo could only find supporters of the Euro in Greece & [b]East[/b] Germany.
FTFY
I recall the West German interviewee wanted to keep the Euro, but that Greece and other weaker economies should not be part of it.
Edit: forgot to make the point I was going to!
.....thereby supporting Farage's claim that there is some quite antagonistic views between Greeks and Germans currently. The thing that avoids the apocolyptic view is that (amazingly in my view) Greece seems to be happier with the enforced government thrust upon them than they were with their elected representatives.
I am sure if he keeps saying bad stuff about the EU one day something will be true.
Eh? So its Nige's fault? More really to do with the fact that the Euro was fundamentally flawed from the very off, would inevitably lead us to this point, and nobody in the corridors of power has got the remotest idea what the hell to do about it.
They can't just carry on pouring Germany's economic output into the bottomless money-pit indefinitely.
See bookies odds above. They seldom lose
So Nige is right. When (not if) it goes pear shaped, and Greece (for starters) can't pay its public sector wages, or honour its private contracts, then yes... there might be the odd spot of bother.
Do you think this lot are going to actually form a government in Greece? Get real. It'd be like asking the BNP, the Socialist Workers Party, Respect, the Greens, UKIP and the remnents of the Tory, Lib Dems and Labour to form one
It aint happening! Result: chaos! Economic and literal
we (europe) are not in a pickle because of the euro*, we're in a pickle because governments got into the habit of spending next years tax revenue.
it doesn't matter what currency you borrow in, if you base your borrowing on a pay-rise you haven't had yet, then you're an idiot.
(*the idea of a single currency has it's flaws, but they're nothing compared to the fundamental stupidity of spending money you don't have yet...)
The flaw was the lack of political union.
Allow Brussels / Berlin more power and it would work.
Strangely, and solely on the grounds I've never met a German I didn't like, I quite like this idea.
For the Euro to have completely collapsed before 2014, its presently 11/10Anyone fancy betting against that?
It's 4/6 on it still remaining so I'd probably bet against it if push came to shove.
I'm with binners on this. Here's a good one - you can get 6/4 on Ed being PM before 2020 http://www.oddschecker.com/specials/politics-and-election/british-politics/ed-miliband-specials
If the euro is in crisis, what a mess the pound must be in.
Really?
http://www.x-convert.com/chart/GBP-EUR?period=1y
Here's a good one - you can get 6/4 on Ed being PM before 2020
And 1/2 on him not being PM before 2020. Am I missing something here or is the idea to highlight the best odds? 😕
Yes really, the pound has hardly murmured up against the euro in the past year, despite an aparant crisis that will see the euro die a horrible painful death, and the pound certainly hasn't regained the strength it lost in the preceding years.
ye sthat was the main thrust of my post well spotted....has Hora got your log in details?So its Nige's fault?
the thing is there are sets of groups having a power struggle here
there are those opposed to the Euro who want it to fail and see this as an example of why it will fail- Binners, Nige and many other
there are those who will support it whatever the political costs - Germans Eurocrats if you like and the leaders within the EU countries
there are the markets [ bookies in Binners working class world view 😉 ] who are gambling on the outcome that is uncertain.
In all honesty I dont know which will win out the pro lot could continue to support the euro and enforce it existence whatever the cost for political reasons to show it is strong enough to survive
the antis may win [ civil unrest etc] and it may fail
To claim the current economic plight of Europe is just to do with the euro or that the struggling economies would somehow be in tip top shape without the Euro is to put politics before reality.
For example
It's a European Union of economic failure, of mass unemployment and of low growth."
Its a western world of these things and I doubt the EU/Euro has been casual in any of this.
It may have made things better for some regions [ Germany] and worse for others med countries. We could say the same for the UK with all the growth being down south and the north shafted but I dont hear you wanting a separate Northern currency [ the butter pie?]
Change such as this takes time to be accepted and only time will tell whether it will get embedded to the point it and the consequences are just accepted like the pound is here.
not sure using bookies help tbh as they lower the odds base don bets placed so it shows us what gamblers think and I am not sure i would base my economic views on the views or the interpretation of bookies/gamblers,
I think he has a valid point - the rhetoric from new political leaders indicates that they’ve had a tits full of pulverizing austerity medicine and mean to throw it back up. It only takes one country to head towards revolution like Greece and suddenly there’s contagion, a fracturing of mainstay political parties and the rise of radicalism.
For years since the early 90’s Farage was the ridiculed lone voice for pulling out of the EU ... and the laughter of those dissenters seems to be diminishing at the pace this disaster progresses.
The Eurozone project is done ... it was a dream that’s turned into a nightmare within a nightmare and is only being sustained by self interested economic technocrats.
MSP - everyone wants a weak currency. But you know that right?
And 1/2 on him not being PM before 2020. Am I missing something here or is the idea to highlight the best odds?
What you're probably missing is that 1/2 means 2 to 1 on - ie they're not offering very good odds on that as they think it likely.
not sure using bookies help tbh as they lower the odds base don bets placed so it shows us what gamblers think and I am not sure i would base my economic views on the views or the interpretation of bookies/gamblers,
So if you think you know better, make your fortune. Bookies odds is actually a very fair marketplace.
Yes really, the pound has hardly murmured up against the euro in the past year, despite an aparant crisis that will see the euro die a horrible painful death, and the pound certainly hasn't regained the strength it lost in the preceding years.
I can't think why, can you? Dave and Gideon endlessly repeating the mantra that 'its all Europe's fault' isn't going to make it true. We're ****ed because we have idiots in government who are ideologically opposed to any form of 'intervention' - or as we would know it - promoting economic growth. And are utterly devoid of ideas further than - print more money and give it all to our friends in the bank. Like we've done 3 times already with the effect that it further damaged the economy.
We're going over the top again sir? Yes... they'd never think we'd be stupid enough to do it again!
MSP - everyone wants a weak currency. But you know that right?
No they don't, weak currency directly leads to inflation, fighting inflation at all costs has overridden almost all political and economic aims for the past 40 years.
Don't automatically follow the bookies.
The odds aren't just related to the probable outcomes but the potential losses the bookies will suffer for those outcomes. If enough punters back a result, the odds have to come down.
Take England, generally available as fourth favourites for this years Euro football. Their odds will only go down from here too, as more sheep stick ther tenners on.
Don't underestimate the power of a stupid majority to get a prediction wrong.
Edit: However, imagine the sh1te we'd be in if these gamblers' bets actually effected the outcome. 😉
there are those opposed to the Euro who want it to fail and see this as an example of why it will fail- Binners, Nige and many other
I don't think anyone in their right mind WANTS to see it fail. Because if/when it does, the last/this recession is going to look like afternoon tea at the Ritz
Junkyard - can you seriously see anyone in Europe who is offering anyone proposing anything other than "chuck more German money at it, and heads back in the sand and hope for the best"
[b]There is no policy!!!![/b] Either for recovery, for any form of economic growth, or for coping with the unemployment, plummeting living standards and subsequent civil unrest
They're sat in Brussels (expensively) pissing in the wind!!!
Bookies odds is actually a very fair marketplace.
if you want to base your world view on what gamblers think [ and those trying to make money from what they think] then yes it a brilliant market place.
EDIT:Loum said it far more eloquently than I did.
I find these debates quite funny as I am fairly agnostic on Europe - I dont care where my leader sits when they ignore me but it gets so may people worked up that they are happy to use the boom bust of capitalism as some sort of proof that the Euro has failed..if that is your benchmark everything has failed.
You cannot use the current economic crisis as proof of anything ither than capitalism is shit and has boom and bust. It is not credible to suggest that without the euro or the eu that Europe would be a vibrant land of growth and prosperity and it was the EU or the Euro that sunk all this.
On a more positive note. Look at Iceland, revolution doesn't need to be about civil unrest. But I guess their geothermal energy reserves aren't really transportable by tanker.
He told the European Parliament the rise of "extreme" parties "could cause the rebirth of National Socialism" in countries such as Greece.
😆 kwality!
What you're probably missing is that 1/2 means 2 to 1 on - ie they're not offering very good odds on that as they think it likely.
So they think it's more likely (1/2) for Ed NOT being PM before 2020 than he will (6/4).
And more likely the Euro will exist (4/6) in 2014 than not (11/10).
If so, that's pretty much what I meant.
MSP - its all in the balance. There has been a hidden currency war going on for the past 2 years - the $, the £ the Swiss Fr even the Bz real all trying to weaken. Of course, the guys who really need it are the PIGS and they are unable to adjust their FX rate. So what happens - there is a massive downward adjustment in wages and/or rising unemployment. I find it interesting that folk who normally and admirably stand up for workers' rights seem equally happy for European workers to be made to suffer under a fixed exchange rate scheme. The world is a funny place at times!
Policy makers will be perfectly happy with slightly higher rates in inflation - all part of the financial repression that we will all suffer over the next few years as gov's seek to use inflation to reduce their debt. Int rates will stay low and below inflation stuffing the poor pensioners as a result. Savers, the old and workers all screwed. One of the few things that Brown and Balls CAN take economic credit for is staying out of the fixed exchange rate. The euro area is too large and inflexible to succeed as an optimal currency area. Farage is correct in pointing out the consequences of this but incorrect in the Little England baggage that tends to go with it.
Binners I am not here to defend capitalism but I am simply saying that Nigel and others are using events that would have occurred anyway [European downturn and recession] as a means of complaining about the EU and the Euro [ he would be doing this no matter what was happening and has been doing since he set yup UKIP]
there is a global recession hitting western countries ...this is not the fault of the Euro/Eu
The euro area is too large and inflexible to succeed as an optimal currency area.
you have explained this size problem to the USA , India , China haven't you?
So JY - do you believe that the Euro helps or hinders economic growth/recovery?
MSP - Member
MSP - everyone wants a weak currency. But you know that right?
No they don't, weak currency directly leads to inflation, fighting inflation at all costs has overridden almost all political and economic aims for the past 40 years.
Just for interest here's Philippe Legrain, the economics adviser to EC President (nice title) Barosso today:
[b]A more competitive currency would be welcome:[/b] just as sterling's collapse since 2008 has lifted UK exports, a weaker euro would help Mediterranean economies regain competitiveness for price-sensitive exports.
julianwilson - Are you serious?! have you by some chance missed the results of the Greek elections? Or not spotted the percentage of the vote the far right in France got last week?
If our elected leaders don't start offering some realistic solutions, more imaginative than: 'more austerity' then other more unsavoury new voices will!!
Listening to the left wing party in Greece that may ultimately be the decision maker they are going to break the austerity agreements agreed within the eurozone.
A German government spokesman said that if Greece does not adhere to the austerity package then they will receive no more money.
It looks like Greece will re-negotiate the agreement and if Germany wants to keep the eurozone together it will have to back down.
This will give a green light to other highly indebted nations to follow Greece.
Is the Euro going to be a disaster?Nobody knows.
Greece has got political instability and it could follow that social unrest is next.
No idea 😀
Overall has the EU got a greater GDP with or without the Euro could anyone say with any certainty?
Hence it is all largely politics
Junkyard - Member
No idea . Overall has the EU got a greater GDP with or without the Euro could anyone say with any certainty?
[b]Hence it is all largely politics[/b]
Sadly true. There is very well researched economic analysis on pros/cons of currency unions and most importantly on identifying the conditions that make regions more/less likely to be "optimal currency areas." On balance, there is growing arguments to support that the current EU area fills few/not enough of the critical success factors to be an effective OCA. This is not a RW vs LW argument not does it rely on being an Little Englander - its basic economics.
The other thing that economics teaches us is that under fixed exchange rates fiscal polices are generally more effective that monetary policies. And yet the glorious politicians and leaders in Europe advocate which over which. And then they ignore Europe's zombie banks as well. You couldn't make it up....
binners, fairly serious yes, although 'kwality' plus emoticon probably didn't set my position out terribly well. I mostly agree with your points on this thread esp the "more inmaginative than 'more austerity'" bit.
It is just funny to hear Farage making the 'extremism' point 😀
The cynic in me says 'scaremongering from single issue fanatic' who if you plot UKIP up on the political compass, is just as close if not closer to the 1930s version of Natonal Socialism as the loony left parties that popped up in the greek elections. Hopefully 'Anticapitalist Left Cooperation For The Overthrow' (1.2%) sounds a bit catchier in Greek.
did anyone here farages rant about UKIP being shafted by the electoral commission in the london elections
he was fuming
extra funny that it turned out that UKIP hadnt written their own name down on their submission 😳
http://www.itv.com/news/london/update/2012-05-04/ukip-complain-of-internal-error-on-ballot-paper/
I hope the euro fails and we pull out Europe and then the rest will collapse like a house of cards.
Finally we will be able to prove that Britain, or rather England and Wales by that point, is better, nay, superior to the rest of Europe in all respects.
I imagine we'll have to prove this when one of the new small, independent states forms a strategic alliance with a bigger state and then starts chopping the arms and t!ts off its next door neighbour.
We'll have a [i]good [/i]war, the war to end all wars, the war to prove the treaty of [s]Versailles [/s] Brussels was an evil sham to subjugate Britain.
To look to the brighter future we must forget the mistakes we made in the past.
Only then can we repeat them.
I haven't read the whole thread but on the question "D'you think Farage might have point ?" I wouldn't trust UKIP to have a sensible point on any subject.
The blazer-wearing posh halfwit racists are so incompetent that last Thursday in the London mayoral elections they managed to omit their party's name from the ballot paper.
If they hadn't "forgotten" to include their party's name on the ballot papers then it would have given people half a clue who they were voting for, and they almost certainly would have received 3 or 4 times more votes.
And this is the party which wants to be trusted with power because Brussels is apparently incompetent. FFS 🙄
Yes yes ernie. But do you think he has a point?
If it's a sensible point you're after I suggest you look elsewhere. I support Britain withdrawing from the EU but I wouldn't recommend anyone votes UKIP.
So, you haven't read the quote and you've nothing to say about it...
The blazer-wearing posh halfwit racists
See, there we go again. Childish mud slinging.
In what regard is UKIP racist Ernie? They want Britain out of EU and a restriction on immigration. So do you.
(*the idea of a single currency has it's flaws, but they're nothing compared to the fundamental stupidity of spending money you don't have yet...)
Economics 101 - fail
if you say so.
Told you so ... too many mouths to feed.
All want handouts in EURO zone ... 🙄
When (not if) Greece refuses to pay up any more (And given what's passing for a government over there at the moment - I'll give it a month, tops!), what do you think is going to happen?
Spain, Italy, Ireland, Portugal then France are all going to follow suit almost immediately.
Despite the warnings of meltdown/armageddon, given the economic performance of these countries since the austerity has been centrally imposed, is it really going to be that bad?
It may well be initially, but if Europe is then forced to change policy by its electorate, so rather than studiously ignoring them, it has to stop running the whole gravy train for the sole benefit of the technocrats and bankers, it may work out in the end. Possibly
mcboo - MemberThe blazer-wearing posh halfwit racists
See, there we go again. Childish mud slinging.
Mudslinging ? No, my opinion. You don't have to agree with it of course.
But let's see if my opinion is backed up with any facts.
Blazer ? Yep, Nigel likes to wear a blazer :
Lovely smile btw.
Posh ? Well Nigel went to a posh public school - so that's posh for me. And most people.
Halfwit ? I've just checked and halfwit means [i]"A foolish or stupid person"[/i] Forgetting to include your party's name on the ballot paper is clearly a foolish and stupid thing to do. Specially when it means losing most of your votes and at least a couple of seats (they didn't win any seats)
[url= http://www.lbc.co.uk/ukip-mistake-led-to-name-being-left-off-mayoral-ballot-paper-54492 ]UKIP Mistake Led To Name Being Left Off Mayoral Ballot Paper[/url]
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And finally racist ? Well me and David Cameron appear to agree on this one. According to Cameron UKIP are a collection of, quote : [i][b]"fruit cakes, loonies and racists"[/b][/i] in language no less strong than mine. You're a fan of Cameron aren't you mcboo ? Or are you a supporter of the fruit cakes, loonies and racists, also known as UKIP ?
So there you have it - blazer-wearing posh halfwit racists......my opinion, backed up with fact.
"fruit cakes, loonies and racists"
UKIP voting tendencies do seem to be somewhat confined to the South East don't they? Jus sayin' 😀
Cameron was talking out of his backside and you are his echo.
Some reason why you're ignoring what he actually had to say, ernie?
Told you so ... too many mouths to feed.All want handouts in EURO zone ...
Bit of a massive over-generalisation, there. Public opinion in Spain is:
[list]
[*]very anti-bank handout[/*]
[*]suspicious of cutbacks, though grudgingly accepts that some kind of pain is inevitable after the housing bubble broke[/*]
[*]concerned and angry about corruption amongst the rich, albeit unsurprisingly less concerned about people getting paid cash-in-hand[/*]
[*]worried about unemployment and losing their jobs[/*]
[*]angry about money being given the Catholic church (not all the population)[/*]
[/list]
I don't see many calls for handouts from Europe, or for a return to the Peseta, only a loosening of the debt requirements.
UKIP voting tendencies do seem to be somewhat confined to the South East don't they?
Well UKIP got less than 2% of the vote on London last Thursday, so hardly impressive.
Of course as I said they probably lost most of their votes because they forgot to tell people what party they are in. I guess a fair few posh racists must have voted BNP when they couldn't see the UKIP candidate. That must have boosted the BNP vote - they got 1.30% and came last !
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Cameron was talking out of his backside and you are his echo.
You're a UKIP voter aren't you mcboo ? 😀
Id say hes ignoring it because it was bobbins,
as much as some sort of europe wide apocalypse would be farages wet dream; hes positively brimming with joy at the rising unemployment rates and recession
and predicting the rise of national socialism is ridiculous, godwins law exists for a very good reason!
His solution- to chuck the euro and dissolve the EU in particular displays for all to see the amazing depths of his wit and intelligence, truly an intellectual colussus, i suspect a nobel prize for economics and political science is on its way
hes a joke, hes got bad teeth and i suspect bad breath and i cant help but wonder if hes based his entire personality on a cross between alan partridge and will ferrel in anchorman
You're a UKIP voter aren't you mcboo ?
Wrong
Still flapping around Ernie. How are UKIP racist?
Farage is almost a "caricature" for sure (Partridge/Ferrel!!), but Ernie its a bit sad if your normal incisive debating style lowers itself to:
1. Choice of clothing - good job it was a blazer, just think what accusations would be made if you had picked up on other styles of clothing!
2. Posh - really, how criminal. Is it the same as being middle or working class. How utterly irrelevant.
3. Halfwit - so you quote an example of halfwit behaviour (true) but that doesn't make the individual a half-wit. That is unless no-one ever makes mistakes....
4.....and then the irony of the public school jibe. Hmm, Dulwich College is, I guess, selective? Weeds out half-wits before they cross the hallowed threshold I would imagine. Although (IMO) their language on the sports field may suggest that you are wrong on all counts 😉
You really are not on your top form at the moment!! So easy to pick Farage apart in many instances without resorting to such weak attacks. C'mon Ernie, raise your game back to its normal heights! No wonder they closed the racism thread!
There is a row of shops/offices near me that used to have, from left to right, a conservative club, a small local UKIP office and an empty shop front. Some bright spark spraypainted 'BNP' about thee feet high on the empty shop window. Best bit of graffiti I never did. 😆
I honestly didn't realise Cameron thought they were that bad. Blimey, something else I agree with him about. 😕
I honestly didn't realise Cameron thought they were that bad
Of course he does. Posh, racist ****-wits? That's his core vote!!! 😆
C'mon Ernie, raise your game back to its normal heights!
Almost makes me miss what used to be the usual forty-paragraph Marxist analysis and selective history lesson...
Farage is a typical upper-middle class English bloke. Bit of an old buffer, likes a drink, probably likes a bit of un-PC slap and tickle banter. I'm not expecting him to set the world on fire with any biting intellect but he's been right on the EU and he seems like a pretty decent bloke to me.
Certainly doesnt deserve to be labelled racist by you Ernie. Makes you sound like Lee Jasper.
teamhurtmore - calling someone blazer-wearing and posh isn't an insult you know ..... why do you appear to think that it is ?
I was merely distinguishing the blazer-wearing posh halfwit racists, with the bomberjacket-wearing lo-life halfwit racists in the BNP. It's important to point out the difference don't you think ?
Farage actually comes across ok. Which I suspect suits UKIP very well. I dread to imagine the absolute barking mad, foaming-at-the-mouth hat-stands behind the scenes 😯
Certainly doesnt deserve to be labelled racist by you Ernie.
By me and plenty of other people including the leader of the Conservative Party.
Blimey, Ernie even by George Galloway's standards that is some back-pedalling. Funny, the original line is so easy to misinterpret as being an insult. Thanks for the clarification though!
I find it very irritating that some like Farage seems to be a front man for any rationale debate on the failings of the Euro in its current form. Hence, the descent to silly points in arguments, I suppose. Plus ca change..
the original line is so easy to misinterpret as being an insult.
Why ? Have you never heard of UKIP being referred as "racists with blazers" ?
The intention is very clear - to distinguish them from otherwise stereotypical racists. If you think pointing that someone is wearing a blazer is an insult, then that's up to you.
that guys got some skills!
No back pedaling from me Woppit. I stand by my claim that UKIP are blazer-wearing posh halfwit racists. In the same way that David Cameroon stood by his claim that they are fruit cakes, loonies and racists.
[url= http://www.****/news/article-382031/Cameron-stands-UKIP-racist-jibe.html ]Cameron stands by UKIP 'racist' jibe[/url]
A 2006 Daily Wail Online article - c'mon Man, raise the game. Surely the slope is not that slippery nor the hole that big? 😉
Has the real E_L gone AWOL?
A 2006 Daily Wail Online article - c'mon Man, raise the game.
😀
You don't it like 'cause I linked to a Daily Mail article ? I thought you would trust it more teamhurtmore. OK then, just for you :
[url= http://www.guardian.co.uk/politics/2006/apr/04/conservatives.uk ]Cameron refuses to apologise to Ukip[/url]
Now you're going to tell that was in 2006 and UKIP aren't closet racists anymore......aren't you ? 😉
You are NOT Ernie and I claim my £5 😉
UKIP voting tendencies do seem to be somewhat confined to the South East don't they? Jus sayin'
If you look at the 2009 Euro elections, their support was between 10% and 22% across England, their lowest result was approx. 10% in London, their highest were in the South West and the West Midlands
teamhurtmore - MemberYou are NOT Ernie and I claim my £5
Because I agree with David Cameron concerning UKIP being racists ?
Well he's not the only one who I agree with on that issue. Stormfront, which in case you don't know is a neo-nazi forum - the BNP kickin' around with their mates if you will, have plenty of members (every one of them a committed racist) who think rather highly of UKIP.
http://www.stormfront.org/forum/t869964/
Note the comments such as :
[i]UKIP is alright, probably the best option right now if you want to vote.
I don't think they'd have me, due to previous membership of a certain other party. But I think they're okay for a mainstream party.[/i]
http://www.stormfront.org/forum/t881722/
[i]There's more to like about UKIP than there is to not like[/i]
Obviously not all Stormfront members support UKIP, but then a some think that the BNP isn't racist enough. But UKIP does attract a lot of support from racist neo-nazis who clearly see UKIP as a racist party.
This of course poses problems for the posh blazer-wearing members of UKIP and their "closet racism" which David Cameron referred to - they don't want to be associated with bomberjacket-wearing lo-lifes, they want to win elections, hence :
http://www.stormfront.org/forum/t790553/
It seems that UKIP are doing a reasonable job of convincing at least some people that they aren't racist. Not me, David Cameron, Stormfront, and a fair few other people though.
ernie_lynch - Member
teamhurtmore - Member
You are NOT Ernie and I claim my £5[b]Because I agree with David Cameron concerning UKIP being racists ?[/b]
No, because you normally debate better. Blimey trawling websites for picture of Mrs T, the Daily Wail (yes from 2006) and now Stormfront. Who would have thought it? 10/10 for thoroughness I guess and for the speed of the original back pedal but 2/10 for the rest. Come back the old Ernie much better quality.
[alternatively, you are STILL NOT Ernie and I can claim £10 now - better odds than the lottery!]
what back pedal? he has done numerous posts to back up his claim which you are free to agree with or disagree with. However there is no back pedalling from him no matter ow often you or Whoppit repeat it
All this thread needs now is:
-some lame hotlinked photo or even gif animation to do with pwning or knocking someone out
-and for Zulu_Eleven to pop in and start spraying around that sixth-form gibberish about national socialism being left wing
and then we have a full house. 😀
[edit] I swear on my heart that there was no post from zulu above when I started typing this! 😆
ooh, but you totally missed the mark with your prediction of subject there Julian, got to keep you on your toes 🙂



