Our Nige Is Back

[youngmafbog]

http://news.sky.com/story/1558515/farage-jeremy-corbyn-is-a-gift-to-ukip

http://news.sky.com/story/1558804/farage-urges-ukip-to-put-country-before-party

The man speaks sense, but will it translate into increased UKIP support?

[Jackdaw33]

//UKIP has always been a single-issue Party, ever since it started as the Referendum Party. \\

Not so, Mikey. UKIP was founded in 1991, the Referendum Party in 1994.

[New Judge]

"Lets not forget, that there are only two political that want Britain to leave the EU....the BNP and UKIP.."

Fortunately, Mikey, provided we get the promised referendum (by no means a certainty, especially if your beloved opinion polls show the possibility of the "wrong" answer) it will not be up to politicians or their parties.

[Jackdaw33]

That is rather naive, Mikey. Whilst the 'leadership' of other parties might be for staying in, a large number of their members and supporters are for pulling out. I am a supporter of the Tory Party but am fiercely anti EU, and I'm sure the same could be said for a large number of supporters of the Labour Party.

[Jackdaw33]

NJ, I think the referendum is a given. There is no way on earth that Dave can wriggle out of this one.

[mikey4444]

jack.....I was talking about the Party's official policy, rather than individuals.

[New Judge]

I hope you're right, Jackdaw, but as we all know, manifestos are made to be broken :-)

[Svejk]

Swansea-23rd Oct. Get down there, mikey.
You could be our St Paul.

[Jackdaw33]

Can you elaborate, Svejk?

[Svejk]

Farage is going there to 'convert' mikey.

[Svejk]

^As long as the traffic's quiet on the M4. ;)

[ichkeria]

Interesting. Corbyn is a gift to the Tories apparently, a gift to the Lib Dems according to their leader, the Greens reckon he's a gift to them and now Farage is claiming guess what: he's as 'gift' to UK.
One thing he certainly isn't tho is anti EU

[Svejk]

Not this week, ichi.

[Ellipsis]

UKIP should disband and reorganise itself around the "Out" campaign. It doesn't work in favour of that campaign to be associated so strongly with one political party.