We're coming for you, We're coming for you, You yellow bastards we're coming for you

[dune]

 

UKIP leader Nigel Farage is aiming to push the Lib Dems into 4th. I think this is very possible for the simple reason that UKIP tell it how it is.

 

There is a good interview here which i'm sure everyone from all political persuasions will enjoy.

 

http://stuartappleby.wordpress.com/2011/09/30/an-interview-with-the-leader-of-the-uk-independence-party-ukip-nigel-farage/

 

And as this is as Saints forum a couple of good interviews with Lawrie and Franny...

 

http://stuartappleby.wordpress.com/2011/10/03/in-conversation-with-an-fa-cup-winning-manager/

 

http://stuartappleby.wordpress.com/2011/09/26/in-conversation-with-a-southampton-football-club-legend/

 

All interviews can be heard in audio via the links if you can't be arsed to read.

 

BTW does Stuart Appleby post on here? Give us a wave if you do?

[dune]

Needs an extra syllable before or after 'yellow'. HTH.

 

Cheers Aaaaaaadwiiiiiiiiiaaaaaaan.

[Thedelldays]

imgine a UKIP/Tory coalition

[Saintandy666]

It won't happen. Liberal Democrats always ride low in between elections before rising at election time. And UKIP never do well at general elections because their supporters mainly vote Tory when push comes to shove.

[dune]

It won't happen. Liberal Democrats always ride low in between elections before rising at election time. And UKIP never do well at general elections because their supporters mainly vote Tory when push comes to shove.

 

The UKIP will do better in general elections if the Tories don't get tough with the EU. Before many right wing Tories said "just you wait until Dave gets in". Well Dave is in, but I don't see much standing up to Europe or him honouring his pledge for a referendum on the constitution that was conveniently altered so it didn't require one. Also I noticed how that awful Warsi woman ( if anyone will turn the electorate against the Tories it's her and her po faced lecturing) said on QT that there were more important things than offering a vote and that the electorate weren't educated enough to vote on such a matter. That is such an insult especially coming from her. Who is she, where did she suddenly appear from? I don't think she's there on merit.

Edited 8 October, 2011 by dune

[Saintandy666]

The UKIP will do better in general elections if the Tories don't get tough with the EU. Before many right wing Tories said "just you wait until Dave gets in". Well Dave is in, but I don't see much standing up to Europe or him honouring his pledge for a referendum on the constitution that was conveniently altered so it didn't require one. Also I noticed how that awful Warsi woman ( if anyone will turn the electorate against the Tories it's her and her po faced lecturing) said on QT that there were more important things than offering a vote and that the electorate weren't educated enough to vote on such a matter. That is such an insult especially coming from her. Who is she, where did she suddenly appear from, judging by her appeal and her attitude she certainly isn't there on merit.

 

It won't happen. When push comes to shove, they will vote Tory... because they won't want to see Labour or the Lib Dems win in their respective seat... such is the wonder of FPTP.

 

And I have to agree with you, Sayeeda Warsi is your weaklest link... along with Gove and Lansley any May. Hague, Johnson and maybe Cameron with some groups(not women at the moment!) are your stronger links. Osborne seems to blend into the background, perhaps worryingly for a man with such a big job.

Edited 7 October, 2011 by Saintandy666

[dune]

It won't happen. When push comes to shove, they will vote Tory... because they won't want to see Labour or the Lib Dems win in their respective seat... such is the wonder of FPTP.

 

And I have to agree with you, Sayeeda Warsi is your weaklest link... along with Gove and Lansley any May. Hague, Johnson and maybe Cameron with some groups(not women at the moment!) are your stronger links. Osborne seems to blend into the background, perhaps worryingly for a man with such a big job.

 

People like Gove and Lansley are insignificant. No appeal but not an issue. May is a vote winner, but not much of one. But that Warsi woman is a real vote loser. As soon as you she her miserable face you dislike her, but then she opens her gob and it puts the icing on the cake. She is an utter liability. Cameron isn't bad and the best of a poor bunch, but he's ignoring the right of the party and the right of the country and he'll ultimately fail because of this.

 

BTW notice how Warsi isn't refered to as a baroness any more. Obviously she's been advised to not use it and asked others not to use. Any idea how she got the title? Did she buy it on ebay?

 

Edit. From Wiki...

 

Warsi was the Conservative parliamentary candidate for Dewsbury at the 2005 general election, becoming the first Muslim woman to be selected by the Conservatives. During the election campaign she was criticised for producing election literature which was described as "homophobic" by the gay rights group Stonewall.[6] Warsi was defeated by 4615 votes; in achieving a lower share of the vote than in 2001, she defied the national swing towards the Conservative party. She has served as a special adviser to Michael Howard on community relations and was appointed by David Cameron as vice chairman of the Conservative Party with specific responsibility for cities.

In its December 2006 edition, the New Statesman revealed that Warsi received support for her general election campaign from Lord Ahmed, a Labour peer.[7] According to the New Statesman's report, Warsi "welcomed Lord Ahmed's support".

[edit]Life Peer

Despite a swing against the Conservatives in the seat she contested in the 2005 general election, on 2 July 2007 Warsi was appointed Shadow Minister for Community Cohesion and a working peer.[8] Her peerage was conferred as Baroness Warsi of Dewsbury in the County of West Yorkshire on 11 October 2007 and gazetted on 26 October 2007. On joining the House of Lords, she became its youngest member.[9]

 

Hardly an inspiring track record in politics and given a title and a place in the Lords after losing the Tories votes against the national trend.

 

And to think she thinks the British public aren't entitled to a vote on the EU. Charles Kennedy thinks we are, but he is elected unlike her so clearly has more faith in British people.

 

Remember this is the woman who says we shouldn't refer to muslims as moderates or extremists, yet she criticises Labour for easing the law on allowing same sex civil patynerships/marriage. How the f/ck can she lecture on islamophobia when her election literature was homphobic. Talk about double standards.

 

 

And she thinks we shouldn;t have a say on the EU because our judgement isn't up to such a decision.

 

Politics is a f/cking joke in this country.

 

UKIP is the way forward.

Edited 8 October, 2011 by dune

[Saintandy666]

Interesting to gear your views on her, and while I do agree with you in parts and your conclusion she is useless, probably wouldn't adhere to everything you said about her. But I agree, utterly useless though the EU referendum view is shared by a lot of Tory MP's.And I do think there should be a referendum, but not until the euro crisis is resolved. I think we would vote in stay in in it though.Also, your post didn't really address what I said regarding UKIP being 3rd...