Nigel Come Back We Need You......

[ToraToraTora]

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-37861487
UKIP's work is mostly done, we just need you so stop these treacherous popinjays from welching on the Referendum vote.

[mikey4444]

YMB....but what can he actually do ? I keep asking this question and nobody has answered it yet.

[jno]

wow, you're really scared, aren't you? How many more threads will you be starting on this today?

[ToraToraTora]

he will have 17m supporters and if necessary can impose change mikey, if necessary by force. Do not dismiss how angry people are over this with your silly twee commentary.

[ToraToraTora]

as many as it takes jno

[youngmafbog]

He can rally the people. Like he did before. He is an excellent orator, certainly better than any in Parliament (Red Ken is probably the closest but then he went odd)

He ripped the EU to shreds with his quick thinking and direct approach. He can do it again but this time to our Parliament if necessary.

[ToraToraTora]

yes jno, Im scared I'm scared that our country will be torn apart by this.

[mikey4444]

TTT...so Farage can incite 17m people to violence can he ?

Childish drivel.

[ToraToraTora]

if they welch on this mikey, the community charge riots will look like a kids party believe me.

[youngmafbog]

No, you are deliberately twisting things now. Force does not necessarily mean violence although it may well descend to that. Sir Nigel would have no way of stopping that.

He can lead and argue the case together with strikes, sit ins protests etc. That could well 'force' the Governments hand.

[youngmafbog]

I see Mickey has resorted to name calling again TTT. Clearly has no real argument.

[ToraToraTora]

sour grapes OD perhaps.

[mikey4444]

This discussion has descended into a childish rant, so I am out of here

[Gromit]

// treacherous popinjays //
// Mandy & Co //

You mean the rule of law?

[Baldric]

///TTT...so Farage can incite 17m people to violence can he ?
Childish drivel///

There are none so blind as those who will not see.

[anneasquith]

Give him a cape. He'll save England, rah rah rah :-)

[naomi24]

If this goes against the result of the referendum, I think there will be trouble in this country. The people will object in no uncertain terms - and I think Nigel will have a part in that. I've never been on a protest march in my life, but if it happens, whoever is going - move over and make a little bit of room for me.

[jourdain2]

Shove over, Naomi, and make a bit of room for me and Mr. J2. I am coldly furious now, having nearly steered my car off the road, when I heard the news. A la lantern! I'll learn to knit!

Very seriously, I will join in any protest march going - never thought I would. It's a long way to London, but I will happily join in circling the Palace of Westminster to prevent MPs leaving and tell them that they a detention
until they d*mn*d well do as they have been told.

Now, where's my pitchfork (left over from the last peasant's revolt)?

As an alternative, the Governmentd could (and should) cease paying our contributions to the EU, so they will expel us. Never thought I'd be into civil disobedience, but I WILL do it and so will millions of others, no mistake about that.

[Jackdaw33]

And so say all of us. But it won't happen. Parliament will see sense.

[anneasquith]

Why are you all getting your knickers in a twist?. Have you no faith that people will vote as they did the first time?

[gulliver1]

YMB, TGT, Try taking more of those calming tablets , Glass of water, etc.