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Johnny Eagles berlin 12 Dec 14 11.57am
Haven't watched it yet but I will. Pathetic, but the main reason I want to watch is because of Russell Brand! I will try hard to be objective and open-minded. I reckon I would give Mary Creagh a poke. And I would definitely give Penny Mordaunt one. And the Times woman is, er, very clever and has a good career in print journalism. ...we must expand...get more pupils...so that the knowledge will spread...
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berlin 12 Dec 14 11.57am

Haven't watched it yet but I will.

Pathetic, but the main reason I want to watch is because of Russell Brand! I will try hard to be objective and open-minded.

I reckon I would give Mary Creagh a poke.

And I would definitely give Penny Mordaunt one.

And the Times woman is, er, very clever and has a good career in print journalism.

...we must expand...get more pupils...so that the knowledge will spread...

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serial thriller The Promised Land 12 Dec 14 12.55pm
Thought the whole thing was a joke, riddled with cliche from both sides and with barely an interesting point raised by anyone. The nearest it came to breaking in to sophistication was the woman at the back shouting 'I'm coming for you, Farage!'. If only they'd let her. If punk ever happened I'd be preaching the law, instead of listenin to Lydon lecture BBC4
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Thought the whole thing was a joke, riddled with cliche from both sides and with barely an interesting point raised by anyone.

The nearest it came to breaking in to sophistication was the woman at the back shouting 'I'm coming for you, Farage!'. If only they'd let her.

If punk ever happened I'd be preaching the law, instead of listenin to Lydon lecture BBC4

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Jimenez SELHURSTPARKCHESTER,DA BRONX 12 Dec 14 12.59pm
Quote serial thriller at 12 Dec 2014 12.55pm Thought the whole thing was a joke, riddled with cliche from both sides and with barely an interesting point raised by anyone. The nearest it came to breaking in to sophistication was the woman at the back shouting 'I'm coming for you, Farage!'. If only they'd let her. Farage was shagging a member of the QT audience? Pro USA & Israel
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SELHURSTPARKCHESTER,DA BRONX 12 Dec 14 12.59pm

Quote serial thriller at 12 Dec 2014 12.55pm

Thought the whole thing was a joke, riddled with cliche from both sides and with barely an interesting point raised by anyone.

The nearest it came to breaking in to sophistication was the woman at the back shouting 'I'm coming for you, Farage!'. If only they'd let her.

Farage was shagging a member of the QT audience?

Pro USA & Israel

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matt_himself Matataland 12 Dec 14 1.01pm
Quote serial thriller at 12 Dec 2014 12.55pm Thought the whole thing was a joke, riddled with cliche from both sides and with barely an interesting point raised by anyone. The nearest it came to breaking in to sophistication was the woman at the back shouting 'I'm coming for you, Farage!'. If only they'd let her. So, as a Student lefty, do you still see Brand as the messiah who will invite the masses into rising up and creating the workers paradise you crave? "That was fun and to round off the day, I am off to steal a charity collection box and then desecrate a place of worship.” - Smokey, The Selhurst Arms, 26/02/02
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Matataland 12 Dec 14 1.01pm

Quote serial thriller at 12 Dec 2014 12.55pm

Thought the whole thing was a joke, riddled with cliche from both sides and with barely an interesting point raised by anyone.

The nearest it came to breaking in to sophistication was the woman at the back shouting 'I'm coming for you, Farage!'. If only they'd let her.

So, as a Student lefty, do you still see Brand as the messiah who will invite the masses into rising up and creating the workers paradise you crave?

"That was fun and to round off the day, I am off to steal a charity collection box and then desecrate a place of worship.” - Smokey, The Selhurst Arms, 26/02/02

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We are goin up! Coulsdon 12 Dec 14 1.15pm
Quote Johnny Eagles at 12 Dec 2014 11.57am I reckon I would give Mary Creagh a poke. The problem with socialism is that you eventually run out of other people's money.
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Quote Johnny Eagles at 12 Dec 2014 11.57am

I reckon I would give Mary Creagh a poke.

The problem with socialism is that you eventually run out of other people's money.

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serial thriller The Promised Land 12 Dec 14 1.29pm
Quote matt_himself at 12 Dec 2014 1.01pm Quote serial thriller at 12 Dec 2014 12.55pm Thought the whole thing was a joke, riddled with cliche from both sides and with barely an interesting point raised by anyone. The nearest it came to breaking in to sophistication was the woman at the back shouting 'I'm coming for you, Farage!'. If only they'd let her. So, as a Student lefty, do you still see Brand as the messiah who will invite the masses into rising up and creating the workers paradise you crave? If I say yes will it satisfy your need to stereotype vast swathes of people you don't know to conveniently correspond to how you view the world? Opinions don't live or die by their prophets. What I admire in Brand is him channeling certain causes through his personality to elevate their position in the public consciousness. Question Time was never going to engage with these things sadly, as it is the type of political programme that sees David Dimbleby as a neutral chairperson and attempts to get some balance through a f*cking Murdoch journalist! But do you honestly see Farage as the answer? The more I hear of him the more I think he just believes his own hype and is trotting out lines from 2/3 years ago on the need for a 'sensible, honest debate about immigration' as if we aren't hearing that constantly. Brand at least sticks his flag to the mast about his socialist ideology, whereas Farage seems terrified that someone will realise that he's a small c conservative libertarian using popular social tensions to further an economic process which began while he was groping the secretary in his merchant bank. If punk ever happened I'd be preaching the law, instead of listenin to Lydon lecture BBC4
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The Promised Land 12 Dec 14 1.29pm

Quote matt_himself at 12 Dec 2014 1.01pm

Quote serial thriller at 12 Dec 2014 12.55pm

Thought the whole thing was a joke, riddled with cliche from both sides and with barely an interesting point raised by anyone.

The nearest it came to breaking in to sophistication was the woman at the back shouting 'I'm coming for you, Farage!'. If only they'd let her.

So, as a Student lefty, do you still see Brand as the messiah who will invite the masses into rising up and creating the workers paradise you crave?

If I say yes will it satisfy your need to stereotype vast swathes of people you don't know to conveniently correspond to how you view the world?

Opinions don't live or die by their prophets. What I admire in Brand is him channeling certain causes through his personality to elevate their position in the public consciousness. Question Time was never going to engage with these things sadly, as it is the type of political programme that sees David Dimbleby as a neutral chairperson and attempts to get some balance through a f*cking Murdoch journalist!

But do you honestly see Farage as the answer? The more I hear of him the more I think he just believes his own hype and is trotting out lines from 2/3 years ago on the need for a 'sensible, honest debate about immigration' as if we aren't hearing that constantly. Brand at least sticks his flag to the mast about his socialist ideology, whereas Farage seems terrified that someone will realise that he's a small c conservative libertarian using popular social tensions to further an economic process which began while he was groping the secretary in his merchant bank.

If punk ever happened I'd be preaching the law, instead of listenin to Lydon lecture BBC4

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matt_himself Matataland 12 Dec 14 1.58pm
Quote serial thriller at 12 Dec 2014 1.29pm Quote matt_himself at 12 Dec 2014 1.01pm Quote serial thriller at 12 Dec 2014 12.55pm Thought the whole thing was a joke, riddled with cliche from both sides and with barely an interesting point raised by anyone. The nearest it came to breaking in to sophistication was the woman at the back shouting 'I'm coming for you, Farage!'. If only they'd let her. So, as a Student lefty, do you still see Brand as the messiah who will invite the masses into rising up and creating the workers paradise you crave? If I say yes will it satisfy your need to stereotype vast swathes of people you don't know to conveniently correspond to how you view the world? Opinions don't live or die by their prophets. What I admire in Brand is him channeling certain causes through his personality to elevate their position in the public consciousness. Question Time was never going to engage with these things sadly, as it is the type of political programme that sees David Dimbleby as a neutral chairperson and attempts to get some balance through a fcking Murdoch journalist! But do you honestly see Farage as the answer? The more I hear of him the more I think he just believes his own hype and is trotting out lines from 2/3 years ago on the need for a 'sensible, honest debate about immigration' as if we aren't hearing that constantly. Brand at least sticks his flag to the mast about his socialist ideology, whereas Farage seems terrified that someone will realise that he's a small c conservative libertarian using popular social tensions to further an economic process which began while he was groping the secretary in his merchant bank. Interesting your assumption that I have a need I stereotype when you are very apt at doing this to people who oppose your unworkable ideology. Is Farage the answer? I dont think he has ever claimed to be the 'answer'. He has repeatedly offered to move aside when a consensus formed in UKIP over who the next leader should be and I believe he will do this soon and move aside for Douglas Carswell. Farage is about the message not his own ego and he is fing good at getting the that message across. Your petty insults do not detract from the key issue - your 'messiah' Brand is all shout and not prepared to stand for parliament. Nigel is standing for parliament. Rusty rockets is full of s*. Nigel is full of action. Keep desperately trying to smear Nigel and UKIP. The fact is that their message resonates with far more people than whatever unworkable and fashionable whim you chaps promote. "That was fun and to round off the day, I am off to steal a charity collection box and then desecrate a place of worship.” - Smokey, The Selhurst Arms, 26/02/02
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Matataland 12 Dec 14 1.58pm

Quote serial thriller at 12 Dec 2014 1.29pm

Quote matt_himself at 12 Dec 2014 1.01pm

Quote serial thriller at 12 Dec 2014 12.55pm

Thought the whole thing was a joke, riddled with cliche from both sides and with barely an interesting point raised by anyone.

The nearest it came to breaking in to sophistication was the woman at the back shouting 'I'm coming for you, Farage!'. If only they'd let her.

So, as a Student lefty, do you still see Brand as the messiah who will invite the masses into rising up and creating the workers paradise you crave?

If I say yes will it satisfy your need to stereotype vast swathes of people you don't know to conveniently correspond to how you view the world?

Interesting your assumption that I have a need I stereotype when you are very apt at doing this to people who oppose your unworkable ideology.

Is Farage the answer? I dont think he has ever claimed to be the 'answer'. He has repeatedly offered to move aside when a consensus formed in UKIP over who the next leader should be and I believe he will do this soon and move aside for Douglas Carswell. Farage is about the message not his own ego and he is f***ing good at getting the that message across.

Your petty insults do not detract from the key issue - your 'messiah' Brand is all shout and not prepared to stand for parliament. Nigel is standing for parliament. Rusty rockets is full of s***. Nigel is full of action.

Keep desperately trying to smear Nigel and UKIP. The fact is that their message resonates with far more people than whatever unworkable and fashionable whim you chaps promote.

"That was fun and to round off the day, I am off to steal a charity collection box and then desecrate a place of worship.” - Smokey, The Selhurst Arms, 26/02/02

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ghosteagle 12 Dec 14 2.06pm
Quote matt_himself at 12 Dec 2014 1.58pm Quote serial thriller at 12 Dec 2014 1.29pm Quote matt_himself at 12 Dec 2014 1.01pm Quote serial thriller at 12 Dec 2014 12.55pm Thought the whole thing was a joke, riddled with cliche from both sides and with barely an interesting point raised by anyone. The nearest it came to breaking in to sophistication was the woman at the back shouting 'I'm coming for you, Farage!'. If only they'd let her. So, as a Student lefty, do you still see Brand as the messiah who will invite the masses into rising up and creating the workers paradise you crave? If I say yes will it satisfy your need to stereotype vast swathes of people you don't know to conveniently correspond to how you view the world? Opinions don't live or die by their prophets. What I admire in Brand is him channeling certain causes through his personality to elevate their position in the public consciousness. Question Time was never going to engage with these things sadly, as it is the type of political programme that sees David Dimbleby as a neutral chairperson and attempts to get some balance through a fcking Murdoch journalist! But do you honestly see Farage as the answer? The more I hear of him the more I think he just believes his own hype and is trotting out lines from 2/3 years ago on the need for a 'sensible, honest debate about immigration' as if we aren't hearing that constantly. Brand at least sticks his flag to the mast about his socialist ideology, whereas Farage seems terrified that someone will realise that he's a small c conservative libertarian using popular social tensions to further an economic process which began while he was groping the secretary in his merchant bank. Interesting your assumption that I have a need I stereotype when you are very apt at doing this to people who oppose your unworkable ideology. Is Farage the answer? I dont think he has ever claimed to be the 'answer'. He has repeatedly offered to move aside when a consensus formed in UKIP over who the next leader should be and I believe he will do this soon and move aside for Douglas Carswell. Farage is about the message not his own ego and he is fing good at getting the that message across. Your petty insults do not detract from the key issue - your 'messiah' Brand is all shout and not prepared to stand for parliament. Nigel is standing for parliament. Rusty rockets is full of s*. Nigel is full of action. Keep desperately trying to smear Nigel and UKIP. The fact is that their message resonates with far more people than whatever unworkable and fashionable whim you chaps promote. Jokes
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12 Dec 14 2.06pm

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Quote matt_himself at 12 Dec 2014 1.01pm

Quote serial thriller at 12 Dec 2014 12.55pm

Thought the whole thing was a joke, riddled with cliche from both sides and with barely an interesting point raised by anyone.

The nearest it came to breaking in to sophistication was the woman at the back shouting 'I'm coming for you, Farage!'. If only they'd let her.

So, as a Student lefty, do you still see Brand as the messiah who will invite the masses into rising up and creating the workers paradise you crave?

If I say yes will it satisfy your need to stereotype vast swathes of people you don't know to conveniently correspond to how you view the world?

Interesting your assumption that I have a need I stereotype when you are very apt at doing this to people who oppose your unworkable ideology.

Keep desperately trying to smear Nigel and UKIP. The fact is that their message resonates with far more people than whatever unworkable and fashionable whim you chaps promote.

Jokes

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susmik PLYMOUTH -But Made in Old Coulsdon... 12 Dec 14 2.19pm
Quote matt_himself at 12 Dec 2014 1.58pm Quote serial thriller at 12 Dec 2014 1.29pm Quote matt_himself at 12 Dec 2014 1.01pm Quote serial thriller at 12 Dec 2014 12.55pm Thought the whole thing was a joke, riddled with cliche from both sides and with barely an interesting point raised by anyone. The nearest it came to breaking in to sophistication was the woman at the back shouting 'I'm coming for you, Farage!'. If only they'd let her. So, as a Student lefty, do you still see Brand as the messiah who will invite the masses into rising up and creating the workers paradise you crave? If I say yes will it satisfy your need to stereotype vast swathes of people you don't know to conveniently correspond to how you view the world? Opinions don't live or die by their prophets. What I admire in Brand is him channeling certain causes through his personality to elevate their position in the public consciousness. Question Time was never going to engage with these things sadly, as it is the type of political programme that sees David Dimbleby as a neutral chairperson and attempts to get some balance through a fcking Murdoch journalist! But do you honestly see Farage as the answer? The more I hear of him the more I think he just believes his own hype and is trotting out lines from 2/3 years ago on the need for a 'sensible, honest debate about immigration' as if we aren't hearing that constantly. Brand at least sticks his flag to the mast about his socialist ideology, whereas Farage seems terrified that someone will realise that he's a small c conservative libertarian using popular social tensions to further an economic process which began while he was groping the secretary in his merchant bank. Interesting your assumption that I have a need I stereotype when you are very apt at doing this to people who oppose your unworkable ideology. Is Farage the answer? I dont think he has ever claimed to be the 'answer'. He has repeatedly offered to move aside when a consensus formed in UKIP over who the next leader should be and I believe he will do this soon and move aside for Douglas Carswell. Farage is about the message not his own ego and he is fing good at getting the that message across. Your petty insults do not detract from the key issue - your 'messiah' Brand is all shout and not prepared to stand for parliament. Nigel is standing for parliament. Rusty rockets is full of s*. Nigel is full of action. Keep desperately trying to smear Nigel and UKIP. The fact is that their message resonates with far more people than whatever unworkable and fashionable whim you chaps promote. I do not vote UKIP but I do agree with Nigel that immigration is a key point these days in many peoples minds, including mine. As he and some other politicians have already said its not the immigrants alone but the vast amount of them that are coming in to our country that actually give or do nothing for us. Mary Creagh the Labour MP on question time last night made a statement that mass immigration was good and that the NHS is crumbling under the present government. If she had put her brain in gear and not made such a stupid remark she might have had some applause last night. Does she not know that allowing the millions of immigrants coming in (as Labour did and is now hard to stop)is the main thing that the NHS is struggling to cope. A lot of immigrants are breeding like rabbits and I saw an article some weeks ago stating that two thirds of babies born today are due to mass immigration. No wonder the NHS is struggling now, the workload has increased so much since 1997 when Boy Blair opened the gates to the world and anyone that wanted an easy life....a lot on benefits. This helped him get votes but has since backfired. Nigel has good point every time he brings up immigration as it IS out of control....Well done Mr Blair!!!! Supported Palace for over 69 years since the age of 7 and have seen all the ups and downs and will probably see many more ups and downs before I go up to the big football club in the sky.
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PLYMOUTH -But Made in Old Coulsdon... 12 Dec 14 2.19pm

Quote matt_himself at 12 Dec 2014 1.58pm

Quote serial thriller at 12 Dec 2014 1.29pm

Quote matt_himself at 12 Dec 2014 1.01pm

Quote serial thriller at 12 Dec 2014 12.55pm

Thought the whole thing was a joke, riddled with cliche from both sides and with barely an interesting point raised by anyone.

The nearest it came to breaking in to sophistication was the woman at the back shouting 'I'm coming for you, Farage!'. If only they'd let her.

So, as a Student lefty, do you still see Brand as the messiah who will invite the masses into rising up and creating the workers paradise you crave?

If I say yes will it satisfy your need to stereotype vast swathes of people you don't know to conveniently correspond to how you view the world?

Interesting your assumption that I have a need I stereotype when you are very apt at doing this to people who oppose your unworkable ideology.

Keep desperately trying to smear Nigel and UKIP. The fact is that their message resonates with far more people than whatever unworkable and fashionable whim you chaps promote.

I do not vote UKIP but I do agree with Nigel that immigration is a key point these days in many peoples minds, including mine. As he and some other politicians have already said its not the immigrants alone but the vast amount of them that are coming in to our country that actually give or do nothing for us. Mary Creagh the Labour MP on question time last night made a statement that mass immigration was good and that the NHS is crumbling under the present government. If she had put her brain in gear and not made such a stupid remark she might have had some applause last night. Does she not know that allowing the millions of immigrants coming in (as Labour did and is now hard to stop)is the main thing that the NHS is struggling to cope. A lot of immigrants are breeding like rabbits and I saw an article some weeks ago stating that two thirds of babies born today are due to mass immigration. No wonder the NHS is struggling now, the workload has increased so much since 1997 when Boy Blair opened the gates to the world and anyone that wanted an easy life....a lot on benefits. This helped him get votes but has since backfired. Nigel has good point every time he brings up immigration as it IS out of control....Well done Mr Blair!!!!

Supported Palace for over 69 years since the age of 7 and have seen all the ups and downs and will probably see many more ups and downs before I go up to the big football club in the sky.

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ghosteagle 12 Dec 14 3.35pm
Quote susmik at 12 Dec 2014 2.19pm Quote matt_himself at 12 Dec 2014 1.58pm Quote serial thriller at 12 Dec 2014 1.29pm Quote matt_himself at 12 Dec 2014 1.01pm Quote serial thriller at 12 Dec 2014 12.55pm Thought the whole thing was a joke, riddled with cliche from both sides and with barely an interesting point raised by anyone. The nearest it came to breaking in to sophistication was the woman at the back shouting 'I'm coming for you, Farage!'. If only they'd let her. So, as a Student lefty, do you still see Brand as the messiah who will invite the masses into rising up and creating the workers paradise you crave? If I say yes will it satisfy your need to stereotype vast swathes of people you don't know to conveniently correspond to how you view the world? Opinions don't live or die by their prophets. What I admire in Brand is him channeling certain causes through his personality to elevate their position in the public consciousness. Question Time was never going to engage with these things sadly, as it is the type of political programme that sees David Dimbleby as a neutral chairperson and attempts to get some balance through a fcking Murdoch journalist! But do you honestly see Farage as the answer? The more I hear of him the more I think he just believes his own hype and is trotting out lines from 2/3 years ago on the need for a 'sensible, honest debate about immigration' as if we aren't hearing that constantly. Brand at least sticks his flag to the mast about his socialist ideology, whereas Farage seems terrified that someone will realise that he's a small c conservative libertarian using popular social tensions to further an economic process which began while he was groping the secretary in his merchant bank. Interesting your assumption that I have a need I stereotype when you are very apt at doing this to people who oppose your unworkable ideology. Is Farage the answer? I dont think he has ever claimed to be the 'answer'. He has repeatedly offered to move aside when a consensus formed in UKIP over who the next leader should be and I believe he will do this soon and move aside for Douglas Carswell. Farage is about the message not his own ego and he is fing good at getting the that message across. Your petty insults do not detract from the key issue - your 'messiah' Brand is all shout and not prepared to stand for parliament. Nigel is standing for parliament. Rusty rockets is full of s. Nigel is full of action. Keep desperately trying to smear Nigel and UKIP. The fact is that their message resonates with far more people than whatever unworkable and fashionable whim you chaps promote. I do not vote UKIP but I do agree with Nigel that immigration is a key point these days in many peoples minds, including mine.* As he and some other politicians have already said its not the immigrants alone but the vast amount of them that are coming in to our country that actually give or do nothing for us. Mary Creagh the Labour MP on question time last night made a statement that mass immigration was good and that the NHS is crumbling under the present government. If she had put her brain in gear and not made such a stupid remark she might have had some applause last night. Does she not know that allowing the millions of immigrants coming in (as Labour did and is now hard to stop)is the main thing that the NHS is struggling to cope. A lot of immigrants are breeding like rabbits and I saw an article some weeks ago stating that two thirds of babies born today are due to mass immigration. No wonder the NHS is struggling now, the workload has increased so much since 1997 when Boy Blair opened the gates to the world and anyone that wanted an easy life....a lot on benefits. This helped him get votes but has since backfired. Nigel has good point every time he brings up immigration as it IS out of control....Well done Mr Blair!!!! In your minds, yes. But not in reality.
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12 Dec 14 3.35pm

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Quote serial thriller at 12 Dec 2014 12.55pm

Thought the whole thing was a joke, riddled with cliche from both sides and with barely an interesting point raised by anyone.

The nearest it came to breaking in to sophistication was the woman at the back shouting 'I'm coming for you, Farage!'. If only they'd let her.

So, as a Student lefty, do you still see Brand as the messiah who will invite the masses into rising up and creating the workers paradise you crave?

If I say yes will it satisfy your need to stereotype vast swathes of people you don't know to conveniently correspond to how you view the world?

Interesting your assumption that I have a need I stereotype when you are very apt at doing this to people who oppose your unworkable ideology.

Keep desperately trying to smear Nigel and UKIP. The fact is that their message resonates with far more people than whatever unworkable and fashionable whim you chaps promote.

I do not vote UKIP but I do agree with Nigel that immigration is a key point these days in many peoples minds, including mine. As he and some other politicians have already said its not the immigrants alone but the vast amount of them that are coming in to our country that actually give or do nothing for us. Mary Creagh the Labour MP on question time last night made a statement that mass immigration was good and that the NHS is crumbling under the present government. If she had put her brain in gear and not made such a stupid remark she might have had some applause last night. Does she not know that allowing the millions of immigrants coming in (as Labour did and is now hard to stop)is the main thing that the NHS is struggling to cope. A lot of immigrants are breeding like rabbits and I saw an article some weeks ago stating that two thirds of babies born today are due to mass immigration. No wonder the NHS is struggling now, the workload has increased so much since 1997 when Boy Blair opened the gates to the world and anyone that wanted an easy life....a lot on benefits. This helped him get votes but has since backfired. Nigel has good point every time he brings up immigration as it IS out of control....Well done Mr Blair!!!!

In your minds, yes. But not in reality.

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matt_himself Matataland 12 Dec 14 3.39pm
Quote ghosteagle at 12 Dec 2014 3.35pm Quote susmik at 12 Dec 2014 2.19pm Quote matt_himself at 12 Dec 2014 1.58pm Quote serial thriller at 12 Dec 2014 1.29pm Quote matt_himself at 12 Dec 2014 1.01pm Quote serial thriller at 12 Dec 2014 12.55pm Thought the whole thing was a joke, riddled with cliche from both sides and with barely an interesting point raised by anyone. The nearest it came to breaking in to sophistication was the woman at the back shouting 'I'm coming for you, Farage!'. If only they'd let her. So, as a Student lefty, do you still see Brand as the messiah who will invite the masses into rising up and creating the workers paradise you crave? If I say yes will it satisfy your need to stereotype vast swathes of people you don't know to conveniently correspond to how you view the world? Opinions don't live or die by their prophets. What I admire in Brand is him channeling certain causes through his personality to elevate their position in the public consciousness. Question Time was never going to engage with these things sadly, as it is the type of political programme that sees David Dimbleby as a neutral chairperson and attempts to get some balance through a fcking Murdoch journalist! But do you honestly see Farage as the answer? The more I hear of him the more I think he just believes his own hype and is trotting out lines from 2/3 years ago on the need for a 'sensible, honest debate about immigration' as if we aren't hearing that constantly. Brand at least sticks his flag to the mast about his socialist ideology, whereas Farage seems terrified that someone will realise that he's a small c conservative libertarian using popular social tensions to further an economic process which began while he was groping the secretary in his merchant bank. Interesting your assumption that I have a need I stereotype when you are very apt at doing this to people who oppose your unworkable ideology. Is Farage the answer? I dont think he has ever claimed to be the 'answer'. He has repeatedly offered to move aside when a consensus formed in UKIP over who the next leader should be and I believe he will do this soon and move aside for Douglas Carswell. Farage is about the message not his own ego and he is fing good at getting the that message across. Your petty insults do not detract from the key issue - your 'messiah' Brand is all shout and not prepared to stand for parliament. Nigel is standing for parliament. Rusty rockets is full of s. Nigel is full of action. Keep desperately trying to smear Nigel and UKIP. The fact is that their message resonates with far more people than whatever unworkable and fashionable whim you chaps promote. I do not vote UKIP but I do agree with Nigel that immigration is a key point these days in many peoples minds, including mine.* As he and some other politicians have already said its not the immigrants alone but the vast amount of them that are coming in to our country that actually give or do nothing for us. Mary Creagh the Labour MP on question time last night made a statement that mass immigration was good and that the NHS is crumbling under the present government. If she had put her brain in gear and not made such a stupid remark she might have had some applause last night. Does she not know that allowing the millions of immigrants coming in (as Labour did and is now hard to stop)is the main thing that the NHS is struggling to cope. A lot of immigrants are breeding like rabbits and I saw an article some weeks ago stating that two thirds of babies born today are due to mass immigration. No wonder the NHS is struggling now, the workload has increased so much since 1997 when Boy Blair opened the gates to the world and anyone that wanted an easy life....a lot on benefits. This helped him get votes but has since backfired. Nigel has good point every time he brings up immigration as it IS out of control....Well done Mr Blair!!!! In your minds, yes. But not in reality. Where do you live Ghosteagle and how old are you? "That was fun and to round off the day, I am off to steal a charity collection box and then desecrate a place of worship.” - Smokey, The Selhurst Arms, 26/02/02
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Matataland 12 Dec 14 3.39pm

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Thought the whole thing was a joke, riddled with cliche from both sides and with barely an interesting point raised by anyone.

The nearest it came to breaking in to sophistication was the woman at the back shouting 'I'm coming for you, Farage!'. If only they'd let her.

So, as a Student lefty, do you still see Brand as the messiah who will invite the masses into rising up and creating the workers paradise you crave?

If I say yes will it satisfy your need to stereotype vast swathes of people you don't know to conveniently correspond to how you view the world?

Interesting your assumption that I have a need I stereotype when you are very apt at doing this to people who oppose your unworkable ideology.

Keep desperately trying to smear Nigel and UKIP. The fact is that their message resonates with far more people than whatever unworkable and fashionable whim you chaps promote.

In your minds, yes. But not in reality.

Where do you live Ghosteagle and how old are you?

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Quote matt_himself at 12 Dec 2014 3.39pm Quote ghosteagle at 12 Dec 2014 3.35pm Quote susmik at 12 Dec 2014 2.19pm Quote matt_himself at 12 Dec 2014 1.58pm Quote serial thriller at 12 Dec 2014 1.29pm Quote matt_himself at 12 Dec 2014 1.01pm Quote serial thriller at 12 Dec 2014 12.55pm Thought the whole thing was a joke, riddled with cliche from both sides and with barely an interesting point raised by anyone. The nearest it came to breaking in to sophistication was the woman at the back shouting 'I'm coming for you, Farage!'. If only they'd let her. So, as a Student lefty, do you still see Brand as the messiah who will invite the masses into rising up and creating the workers paradise you crave? If I say yes will it satisfy your need to stereotype vast swathes of people you don't know to conveniently correspond to how you view the world? Opinions don't live or die by their prophets. What I admire in Brand is him channeling certain causes through his personality to elevate their position in the public consciousness. Question Time was never going to engage with these things sadly, as it is the type of political programme that sees David Dimbleby as a neutral chairperson and attempts to get some balance through a fcking Murdoch journalist! But do you honestly see Farage as the answer? The more I hear of him the more I think he just believes his own hype and is trotting out lines from 2/3 years ago on the need for a 'sensible, honest debate about immigration' as if we aren't hearing that constantly. Brand at least sticks his flag to the mast about his socialist ideology, whereas Farage seems terrified that someone will realise that he's a small c conservative libertarian using popular social tensions to further an economic process which began while he was groping the secretary in his merchant bank. Interesting your assumption that I have a need I stereotype when you are very apt at doing this to people who oppose your unworkable ideology. Is Farage the answer? I dont think he has ever claimed to be the 'answer'. He has repeatedly offered to move aside when a consensus formed in UKIP over who the next leader should be and I believe he will do this soon and move aside for Douglas Carswell. Farage is about the message not his own ego and he is fing good at getting the that message across. Your petty insults do not detract from the key issue - your 'messiah' Brand is all shout and not prepared to stand for parliament. Nigel is standing for parliament. Rusty rockets is full of s. Nigel is full of action. Keep desperately trying to smear Nigel and UKIP. The fact is that their message resonates with far more people than whatever unworkable and fashionable whim you chaps promote. I do not vote UKIP but I do agree with Nigel that immigration is a key point these days in many peoples minds, including mine.* As he and some other politicians have already said its not the immigrants alone but the vast amount of them that are coming in to our country that actually give or do nothing for us. Mary Creagh the Labour MP on question time last night made a statement that mass immigration was good and that the NHS is crumbling under the present government. If she had put her brain in gear and not made such a stupid remark she might have had some applause last night. Does she not know that allowing the millions of immigrants coming in (as Labour did and is now hard to stop)is the main thing that the NHS is struggling to cope. A lot of immigrants are breeding like rabbits and I saw an article some weeks ago stating that two thirds of babies born today are due to mass immigration. No wonder the NHS is struggling now, the workload has increased so much since 1997 when Boy Blair opened the gates to the world and anyone that wanted an easy life....a lot on benefits. This helped him get votes but has since backfired. Nigel has good point every time he brings up immigration as it IS out of control....Well done Mr Blair!!!! In your minds, yes. But not in reality. Where do you live Ghosteagle and how old are you? I live round the way and am as old as a month of sundays.
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Quote serial thriller at 12 Dec 2014 1.29pm

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Thought the whole thing was a joke, riddled with cliche from both sides and with barely an interesting point raised by anyone.

The nearest it came to breaking in to sophistication was the woman at the back shouting 'I'm coming for you, Farage!'. If only they'd let her.

So, as a Student lefty, do you still see Brand as the messiah who will invite the masses into rising up and creating the workers paradise you crave?

If I say yes will it satisfy your need to stereotype vast swathes of people you don't know to conveniently correspond to how you view the world?

Interesting your assumption that I have a need I stereotype when you are very apt at doing this to people who oppose your unworkable ideology.

Keep desperately trying to smear Nigel and UKIP. The fact is that their message resonates with far more people than whatever unworkable and fashionable whim you chaps promote.

In your minds, yes. But not in reality.

Where do you live Ghosteagle and how old are you?

I live round the way and am as old as a month of sundays.

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