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nickgusset Shizzlehurst 20 Feb 15 10.08pm
[Link] Who do you think you are kidding Mr Farage?
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Who do you think you are kidding Mr Farage?

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tomorrow belongs.....tomorrow belongs.....tomorrow belongs to meh! Big chest and massive boobs [Link]
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Hoof Hearted 21 Feb 15 10.36am
Quote nickgusset at 20 Feb 2015 10.08pm [Link] Who do you think you are kidding Mr Farage? Still doesn't beat this for bad publicity! Attachment: Millibacon.png (579.74Kb)
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Hoof Hearted 21 Feb 15 10.36am

Quote nickgusset at 20 Feb 2015 10.08pm

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Who do you think you are kidding Mr Farage?

Still doesn't beat this for bad publicity!

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legaleagle 21 Feb 15 11.08am
Quote Hoof Hearted at 21 Feb 2015 10.36am Quote nickgusset at 20 Feb 2015 10.08pm [Link] Who do you think you are kidding Mr Farage? Still doesn't beat this for bad publicity! So,a Jewish person being averse to eating a bacon butty (there's a surprise) outdoes a political party depicting people as nazis. There's an irony and,if you're right,perhaps says something about what we/our media think of as "bad" publicity and the way much of our media seeks to trash Milliband's "image" (in the same way as with some past Labour leaders) compared to the likes of Cameron's and Osborne's ,on things that are nothing to do with policies or politics. Edited by legaleagle (21 Feb 2015 11.17am)
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21 Feb 15 11.08am

Quote Hoof Hearted at 21 Feb 2015 10.36am

Quote nickgusset at 20 Feb 2015 10.08pm

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Who do you think you are kidding Mr Farage?

Still doesn't beat this for bad publicity!

So,a Jewish person being averse to eating a bacon butty (there's a surprise) outdoes a political party depicting people as nazis. There's an irony and,if you're right,perhaps says something about what we/our media think of as "bad" publicity and the way much of our media seeks to trash Milliband's "image" (in the same way as with some past Labour leaders) compared to the likes of Cameron's and Osborne's ,on things that are nothing to do with policies or politics.

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Hoof Hearted 21 Feb 15 11.13am
Quote legaleagle at 21 Feb 2015 11.08am Quote Hoof Hearted at 21 Feb 2015 10.36am Quote nickgusset at 20 Feb 2015 10.08pm [Link] Who do you think you are kidding Mr Farage? Still doesn't beat this for bad publicity! So,a Jewish person being averse to eating a bacon butty (there's a surprise) outdoes a political party depicting people as nazis. There's an irony and,if you're right,says something about our media. The purpose of showing nick's cartoon was to ridicule UKIP and/or give bad publicity. All I'm saying is that UKIP supporters and others will view Miliband's failure to master a bacon sarnie more seriously. The media keep throwing this stuff at UKIP but their popularity keeps rising. Edited by Hoof Hearted (21 Feb 2015 11.14am)
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Hoof Hearted 21 Feb 15 11.13am

Quote legaleagle at 21 Feb 2015 11.08am

Quote Hoof Hearted at 21 Feb 2015 10.36am

Quote nickgusset at 20 Feb 2015 10.08pm

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Who do you think you are kidding Mr Farage?

Still doesn't beat this for bad publicity!

So,a Jewish person being averse to eating a bacon butty (there's a surprise) outdoes a political party depicting people as nazis. There's an irony and,if you're right,says something about our media.

The purpose of showing nick's cartoon was to ridicule UKIP and/or give bad publicity.

All I'm saying is that UKIP supporters and others will view Miliband's failure to master a bacon sarnie more seriously.

The media keep throwing this stuff at UKIP but their popularity keeps rising.

Edited by Hoof Hearted (21 Feb 2015 11.14am)

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legaleagle 21 Feb 15 11.18am
Nick's link was valid and I think he was making a point other than merely poking fun for PR reasons.Clearly the "cartoon" related to politics/political perceptions of a UKIP branch as opposed to making fun/commenting on an individual on a non political level. You may be right in that some UKIP supporters may think laughing at someone not enjoying eating bacon is more important than describing those you don't agree with politically as nazis. Will be interesting to see the way the vote pans out in May...and I agree with you its interesting the way UKIP support appears to steadily increase notwithstanding things like Nick's link Edited by legaleagle (21 Feb 2015 11.25am)
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21 Feb 15 11.18am

Nick's link was valid and I think he was making a point other than merely poking fun for PR reasons.Clearly the "cartoon" related to politics/political perceptions of a UKIP branch as opposed to making fun/commenting on an individual on a non political level.

You may be right in that some UKIP supporters may think laughing at someone not enjoying eating bacon is more important than describing those you don't agree with politically as nazis.

Will be interesting to see the way the vote pans out in May...and I agree with you its interesting the way UKIP support appears to steadily increase notwithstanding things like Nick's link

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Willo South coast - west of Brighton. 21 Feb 15 11.23am
Quote Hoof Hearted at 21 Feb 2015 11.13am The media keep throwing this stuff at UKIP but their popularity keeps rising. Let's see on 'Polling Day'. It is interesting that in their top 4 'Target Seats' which they hope to take from the Conservatives they are behind in all of them at the present time. But I accept that polls can fluctuate.
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South coast - west of Brighton. 21 Feb 15 11.23am

Quote Hoof Hearted at 21 Feb 2015 11.13am

The media keep throwing this stuff at UKIP but their popularity keeps rising.

Let's see on 'Polling Day'. It is interesting that in their top 4 'Target Seats' which they hope to take from the Conservatives they are behind in all of them at the present time. But I accept that polls can fluctuate.

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Hoof Hearted 21 Feb 15 11.34am
Quote legaleagle at 21 Feb 2015 11.18am Nick's link was valid and I think he was making a point other than merely poking fun for PR reasons.Clearly the "cartoon" related to politics/political perceptions of a UKIP branch as opposed to making fun/commenting on an individual on a non political level. You may be right in that some UKIP supporters may think laughing at someone not enjoying eating bacon is more important than describing those you don't agree with politically as nazis. Will be interesting to see the way the vote pans out in May...and I agree with you its interesting the way UKIP support appears to steadily increase notwithstanding things like Nick's link Edited by legaleagle (21 Feb 2015 11.25am) The media are like "the little boy who cried wolf" with regard to UKIP baiting and publishing slurs. That is why it is having no effect on diminishing UKIP support. I think the big 3 should begin to address the concerns of UKIP supporters rather than calling them racists, swivel eyed loonies, former BNP and/or EDL supporters etc. I intend to vote UKIP as I am worried about our infrastructure being able to cope with unbridled immigration and also dislike the waste of the EU project and it's affect on our ability to govern ourselves. Only UKIP are talking my language.
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Hoof Hearted 21 Feb 15 11.34am

Quote legaleagle at 21 Feb 2015 11.18am

You may be right in that some UKIP supporters may think laughing at someone not enjoying eating bacon is more important than describing those you don't agree with politically as nazis.

Will be interesting to see the way the vote pans out in May...and I agree with you its interesting the way UKIP support appears to steadily increase notwithstanding things like Nick's link

Edited by legaleagle (21 Feb 2015 11.25am)

The media are like "the little boy who cried wolf" with regard to UKIP baiting and publishing slurs.

That is why it is having no effect on diminishing UKIP support.

I think the big 3 should begin to address the concerns of UKIP supporters rather than calling them racists, swivel eyed loonies, former BNP and/or EDL supporters etc.

I intend to vote UKIP as I am worried about our infrastructure being able to cope with unbridled immigration and also dislike the waste of the EU project and it's affect on our ability to govern ourselves.

Only UKIP are talking my language.

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legaleagle 21 Feb 15 11.34am
What may be decisive generally at the end of the day (as so often) is the fact the Tories have much more money available than other parties for electioneering, the likely support as usual of much of the press and the benefits of using being in office to gain an added advantage (see link) [Link]
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What may be decisive generally at the end of the day (as so often) is the fact the Tories have much more money available than other parties for electioneering, the likely support as usual of much of the press and the benefits of using being in office to gain an added advantage (see link)

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Willo South coast - west of Brighton. 21 Feb 15 11.38am
Quote Hoof Hearted at 21 Feb 2015 11.34am I intend to vote UKIP as I am worried about our infrastructure being able to cope with unbridled immigration and also dislike the waste of the EU project and it's affect on our ability to govern ourselves. Only UKIP are talking my language. But is only the 'Conservatives' who can give you the chance to vote in a referendum.UKIP won't be in a position to do so and Labour have ruled one out.I too am concerned about mass immigration and would vote to exit the EU ! Edited by Willo (21 Feb 2015 11.42am)
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Quote Hoof Hearted at 21 Feb 2015 11.34am

Only UKIP are talking my language.

But is only the 'Conservatives' who can give you the chance to vote in a referendum.UKIP won't be in a position to do so and Labour have ruled one out.I too am concerned about mass immigration and would vote to exit the EU !

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legaleagle 21 Feb 15 11.43am
Quote Hoof Hearted at 21 Feb 2015 11.34am Quote legaleagle at 21 Feb 2015 11.18am Nick's link was valid and I think he was making a point other than merely poking fun for PR reasons.Clearly the "cartoon" related to politics/political perceptions of a UKIP branch as opposed to making fun/commenting on an individual on a non political level. You may be right in that some UKIP supporters may think laughing at someone not enjoying eating bacon is more important than describing those you don't agree with politically as nazis. Will be interesting to see the way the vote pans out in May...and I agree with you its interesting the way UKIP support appears to steadily increase notwithstanding things like Nick's link Edited by legaleagle (21 Feb 2015 11.25am) The media are like "the little boy who cried wolf" with regard to UKIP baiting and publishing slurs. That is why it is having no effect on diminishing UKIP support. I think the big 3 should begin to address the concerns of UKIP supporters rather than calling them racists, swivel eyed loonies, former BNP and/or EDL supporters etc. I intend to vote UKIP as I am worried about our infrastructure being able to cope with unbridled immigration and also dislike the waste of the EU project and it's affect on our ability to govern ourselves. Only UKIP are talking my language. Not suggesting this applies to you Hoof or to all UKIP voters,but on your own analysis, many are likely to think dissing Milliband for not enjoying eating a bacon sarnie is a matter of more significance than having a number of active party members/politicians with some questionable views, which may say something significant about the level of political debate/interest, and seemingly thinking of that as an irrelevance. Which may reflect their level of general alienation from all of the established parties and the extent to which they personally see the EU/immigration as the root of all evil in terms of the country's problems,which is something no one should ignore or underestimate (without having to necessarily agree its valid) whether they agree with it or not. Edited by legaleagle (21 Feb 2015 11.55am)
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Quote Hoof Hearted at 21 Feb 2015 11.34am

Quote legaleagle at 21 Feb 2015 11.18am

You may be right in that some UKIP supporters may think laughing at someone not enjoying eating bacon is more important than describing those you don't agree with politically as nazis.

Will be interesting to see the way the vote pans out in May...and I agree with you its interesting the way UKIP support appears to steadily increase notwithstanding things like Nick's link

Edited by legaleagle (21 Feb 2015 11.25am)

The media are like "the little boy who cried wolf" with regard to UKIP baiting and publishing slurs.

That is why it is having no effect on diminishing UKIP support.

I think the big 3 should begin to address the concerns of UKIP supporters rather than calling them racists, swivel eyed loonies, former BNP and/or EDL supporters etc.

Only UKIP are talking my language.

Not suggesting this applies to you Hoof or to all UKIP voters,but on your own analysis, many are likely to think dissing Milliband for not enjoying eating a bacon sarnie is a matter of more significance than having a number of active party members/politicians with some questionable views, which may say something significant about the level of political debate/interest, and seemingly thinking of that as an irrelevance.

Which may reflect their level of general alienation from all of the established parties and the extent to which they personally see the EU/immigration as the root of all evil in terms of the country's problems,which is something no one should ignore or underestimate (without having to necessarily agree its valid) whether they agree with it or not.

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Hoof Hearted 21 Feb 15 12.13pm
Quote legaleagle at 21 Feb 2015 11.43am Quote Hoof Hearted at 21 Feb 2015 11.34am Quote legaleagle at 21 Feb 2015 11.18am Nick's link was valid and I think he was making a point other than merely poking fun for PR reasons.Clearly the "cartoon" related to politics/political perceptions of a UKIP branch as opposed to making fun/commenting on an individual on a non political level. You may be right in that some UKIP supporters may think laughing at someone not enjoying eating bacon is more important than describing those you don't agree with politically as nazis. Will be interesting to see the way the vote pans out in May...and I agree with you its interesting the way UKIP support appears to steadily increase notwithstanding things like Nick's link Edited by legaleagle (21 Feb 2015 11.25am) The media are like "the little boy who cried wolf" with regard to UKIP baiting and publishing slurs. That is why it is having no effect on diminishing UKIP support. I think the big 3 should begin to address the concerns of UKIP supporters rather than calling them racists, swivel eyed loonies, former BNP and/or EDL supporters etc. I intend to vote UKIP as I am worried about our infrastructure being able to cope with unbridled immigration and also dislike the waste of the EU project and it's affect on our ability to govern ourselves. Only UKIP are talking my language. Not suggesting this applies to you Hoof or to all UKIP voters,but on your own analysis, many are likely to think dissing Milliband for not enjoying eating a bacon sarnie is a matter of more significance than having a number of active party members/politicians with some questionable views, which may say something significant about the level of political debate/interest, and seemingly thinking of that as an irrelevance. Which may reflect their level of general alienation from all of the established parties and the extent to which they personally see the EU/immigration as the root of all evil in terms of the country's problems,which is something no one should ignore or underestimate (without having to necessarily agree its valid) whether they agree with it or not. Edited by legaleagle (21 Feb 2015 11.55am) This week we've seen Miliband's family accused of being creative with death duty avoidance, Cameron appointing Lord Green as an advisor when he has HSBC tax avoidance issues and other such important stuff yet that gets minimal media coverage. It's not all about two issues... Labour and Conservative politicians are not in touch - Sash made a good post earlier about how current politicians have no experience other than politics. Farage has worked in the private sector and does not talk in riddles to avoid answering tough questions, unlike Clegg who's sentences are like Labyrinths of common sense avoidance. Edited by Hoof Hearted (21 Feb 2015 12.14pm)
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Hoof Hearted 21 Feb 15 12.13pm

Quote legaleagle at 21 Feb 2015 11.43am

Quote Hoof Hearted at 21 Feb 2015 11.34am

Quote legaleagle at 21 Feb 2015 11.18am

You may be right in that some UKIP supporters may think laughing at someone not enjoying eating bacon is more important than describing those you don't agree with politically as nazis.

Will be interesting to see the way the vote pans out in May...and I agree with you its interesting the way UKIP support appears to steadily increase notwithstanding things like Nick's link

Edited by legaleagle (21 Feb 2015 11.25am)

The media are like "the little boy who cried wolf" with regard to UKIP baiting and publishing slurs.

That is why it is having no effect on diminishing UKIP support.

I think the big 3 should begin to address the concerns of UKIP supporters rather than calling them racists, swivel eyed loonies, former BNP and/or EDL supporters etc.

Only UKIP are talking my language.

Edited by legaleagle (21 Feb 2015 11.55am)

This week we've seen Miliband's family accused of being creative with death duty avoidance, Cameron appointing Lord Green as an advisor when he has HSBC tax avoidance issues and other such important stuff yet that gets minimal media coverage.

It's not all about two issues... Labour and Conservative politicians are not in touch - Sash made a good post earlier about how current politicians have no experience other than politics. Farage has worked in the private sector and does not talk in riddles to avoid answering tough questions, unlike Clegg who's sentences are like Labyrinths of common sense avoidance.

Edited by Hoof Hearted (21 Feb 2015 12.14pm)

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