I'm not a fan of multiple nationalities myself but I guess how you describe it that's fair enough.

I didn't know that.....Do you have a link or something?....If he was using the 'N' word to describe black people that would change how I saw him.

You're working class and British.....EU Immigration hasn't done you any favours....But fair enough Ukip is a one trick pony and it's more a protest vote than anything else.

'Who are you and how did you get in here? I'm a locksmith. And, I'm a locksmith.' (Leslie Nielsen)

No footage of Farage using that word in a speech and the best references to it I can find only 'allege' that he ever said it. It looks like it was Alan Sked, whom Farage displaced as UKIP leader, who first put the story about.

Perhaps a more thorough researcher on here can root out something a bit more concrete but I can't find anything that proves he actually said it.

Edited by Cucking Funt (11 Aug 2014 6.12pm)

I don't know if you intended to be patronising and insulting to BE in this post Stirling, but it's how you came across (to me anyway).

Farage has been accused of singing Hitler Youth songs while at school, and of using the 'N' word by Alan Sked, as Cucking says. He denies both accusations of course but the fact remains that many people view him as a xenophobic, small-minded little Englander who harks back to a non-existent golden past where immigrants didn't exist and everyone in Britain spoke English all the time.

The fact that BE, as an ordinary, generally apolitical black man shares this view should give UKIP supporters food for thought, and arrogantly dismissing BE's experience and opinions does nobody any favours.

Oh, and if you're criticising BE's spelling or grammar you're indirectly criticising my mum, who taught BE at secondary school some 35 years ago.

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Kermie, you really must learn to tell the difference between 'allegations' and 'proof'.

There is not a single shred of evidence to support the claims made in either of those items. It's all hearsay and, in other cases, attempts by lefty teachers at the time to discredit him

2/10. Unsatisfactory. See me.

It's 'He said, she said' - yeah, of course but it is food for thought even if not proven.

The exclusion obviously did happen and the way he skirted around the reporter's question it seems highly likely there was a very strong racial element to it. He didn't deny it.

Dulwich College? Can't imagine that school to be very left-wing.

Edited by Kermit8 (11 Aug 2014 6.41pm)

Big chest and massive boobs

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From the Spectator, May 2014:

If Ukip aren't racist, how come so many racists seem to like them?

Racism is only rarely a secret card you put in your wallet. More often, you carry it without knowing it's there

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