Certain members on here who are banging on about what Farage is supposed to have said 50 years ago

[noseall]

I was at school well over 40 years ago and there was no racism - because there was no foreigners.

So was I and there was lots of racism directed towards ANYONE that looked different. People like you used to hate black people, Irish, Chinese, ginger hair, no hair.

You just have a Muslims to focus your hatred on now and you are happy with that. If they were not in the UK, normal service would resume.

 

[Vinty]

Why are you so desperately keen for Nigel Farage to not be held to account for racist and antisemitic bullying?

?

 

[JohnD]

"what Farage is supposed to have said"​

Or, what multiple witnesses who were with him for several years, report him as saying.

Why is this described as "supposed to have said?"

Even Farage doesn't deny it. He just tries to brush it away as harmless banter.

 

[Mottie]

Or, what multiple witnesses who were with him for several years, report him as saying.

Or, what people are desperately claiming now he's a genuine threat to other political parties all of a sudden. It’s a bit like you dragging out that Bullingdon photo every now and then when Boris did something you didn’t like. Taken it down from your bedroom ceiling yet?

 

[motorbiking]

So you would be quite happy for Greens or Lib Dems to win

you seem to be finding it extra hard to think today.

Reform have peaked is what it shows

Some do. Some don't.

Even the polls tell you that.

Come election time things are likely to be different to what they are now. And short memories come into play.

Let me guess. You’re happy to wait and see.

 

[carmanmemoranda]

Let me guess. You’re happy to wait and see.

Any other way of knowing ?

 

[Notch7]

Or, what people are desperately claiming now he's a genuine threat to other political parties all of a sudden. It’s a bit like you dragging out that Bullingdon photo every now and then when Boris did something you didn’t like. Taken it down from your bedroom ceiling yet?

Mottie is perfectly happy that he supports a vile racist.

Mottie refuses to say why he supports Reform, but it’s very obvious.

 

[Notch7]

you seem to be finding it extra hard to think today.
Let me guess. You’re happy to wait and see.

Reform are an empty vessel.

it turns out flag waving and shouting hatred at foreigners aren’t skills needed to govern, either councils or a country.


If Farage wins all he will do act as a conduit for foreign private equity, great for millionaires, sh1t for 99% of Reform voters.

But Motorgrifting knows that, he doesn’t care if the poor get poorer.

 

[motorbiking]

Reform are an empty vessel.

it turns out flag waving and shouting hatred at foreigners aren’t skills needed to govern, either councils or a country.


If Farage wins all he will do act as a conduit for foreign private equity, great for millionaires, sh1t for 99% of Reform voters.

But Motorgrifting knows that, he doesn’t care if the poor get poorer.

Blame the rich, make them pay for the stuff we want for free. It’s an easy leftie mantra.

 

[Brigadier]

Blame the rich, make them pay for the stuff we want for free

It's an easy mantra .

 

[noseall]

Any other way of knowing ?

Apparently, the bright sparks at club RWR have put their faith on the polls, THREE years early. It's almost as if they don't believe there are years to go before the next GE, poor old duffers.

 

[carmanmemoranda]

Apparently, the bright sparks at club RWR have put their faith on the polls, THREE years early. It's almost as if they don't believe there are years to go before the next GE, poor old duffers.

Some people think they are clever for "knowing " the answers, even when they are wrong .

All the polls to me indicate that reform have peaked. Too early. And if/when circumstances change as a real election looms the polls will be different

It's happened before, it will happen again.

 

[pete01]

They should just do the polls a week before the election, or make Labour lead them all then they would be accurate

 

[noseall]

They should just do the polls a week before the election, or make Labour lead them all then they would be accurate

There's nothing wrong with looking at the polls to gauge (present day) public interest, they are a useful tool for all political parties, including the ruling party. Labour have shown how flexible and amenable they are by performing numerous U-turns.

They are not a reliable indicator of what is likely to happen in years to come though, no.

 

[SPLINE]

There's nothing wrong with looking at the polls to gauge (present day) public interest, they are a useful too for all political parties, including the ruling party. Labour have shown how flexible and amenable they are by performing numerous U-turns.

It was only last week that you said you weren't very interested in politics. What you really meant was....

VOTE LABOUR FOREVER!