Ukip Officials Quit In Hillsborough Row

[mikey4444]

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-merseyside-39025522

Two more officials have fallen on their swords for Nuttall.

"The BBC's assistant political editor Norman Smith said UKIP officials in Merseyside are expecting further resignations in protest at Mr Nuttall's handling of the Hillsborough controversy"

Why is that UKIP can't go more than a few weeks at a time, without having a major crisis ? Are they missing Nigel perhaps ?

[-Talbot-]

I knew sooner or later you would pop up with this one. (waiting for a BBC link always means later)

Yep the UKIP candidate is looking like a complete ***.
Are you happy with the Labour candidate though, you never seem to notice his discretion ?

[Islay]

Lets face it there is not really a politician out there worth their salt.
It is his webpage he should have final say of what goes on there, therefore he should resign.

[-Talbot-]

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[Samjenko]

Lol, as soon as I heard this on Toady this morning, I thought, 'aye aye, one for mikey there'.
If only the bookies were open. ;-)

[mikey4444]

Thanks for your support Talbot ! Whatever *** means, I am probably in agreement !

If UKIP can ever be taken seriously, they really need to be able to side-step accusations of lying on websites with a greater degree of professionalism than this example.

We don't seem to have travelled very far from the days of "sluts" not cleaning behind fridges, and West Country flooding being caused by same sex marriages.

And, yes I am aware of the difficulties that Labour has been in with their candidate, but this is something else altogether.

Nuttall is a Liverpool chap, and he still hasn't explained why his name has never been linked, until now, with those that attended that fateful day in 1989. His close friends and the Hillsborough Support Group are still entirely unaware of the part he played that day.

[Samjenko]

Even the Conservatives have produced a pamphlet running Nuttall down.
Hope the voters of Stoke aren't daft enough to fall for all this nonsense. I know they're big Brexit supporters and worried about immigration levels, so hopefully they'll do the right thing on the day.

[mikey4444]

Sam....its genuinely difficult to tell from your post, whether you are an UKIP supporter or not !

But how will it benefit any constituency if an UKIP MP is elected. There job is complete, now that we have BREXIT waiting in the wings.

[-Talbot-]

And, yes I am aware of the difficulties that Labour has been in with their candidate, but this is something else altogether.




mmmmmmmmmm!

[youngmafbog]

Not quite complete, there are plenty of anti democracy individuals out to stop Brexit for usually for their own personal gain.

//Why is that UKIP can't go more than a few weeks at a time, without having a major crisis ? //

I agree but coming from you? You cold easily change UKIP for Labour in that sentence.

[mikey4444]

YMB....But Labour has 232 MPs and UKIP only has the 1, and not a very popular one at that !

[hereIam]

Aww that's a shame ...

[Peter Pedant]

what's with this UKIP and Hillsborough ?

Paul ( The Nutter ) Nuttall said a fren' died
and then he said OK he didnt

so what ?

I mean he could have said " I was offering an alternative fact just like Mr Trump."