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Post by Deleted on Sept 24, 2017 17:59:15 GMT
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Post by felonious on Sept 24, 2017 18:35:56 GMT
Nigel is not popular. No Nigels were born in the UK this year and only one last year.
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Post by Boothen on Sept 24, 2017 18:45:18 GMT
Nigel is not popular. No Nigels were born in the UK this year and only one last year. You know, I saw that headline on the BBC and just had to phone my mate whose little lad, Nigel, was born in January.
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Post by Deleted on Sept 24, 2017 18:46:25 GMT
Nigel is not popular. No Nigels were born in the UK this year and only one last year. Yes I saw this on loose women....did you?
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Post by felonious on Sept 25, 2017 6:03:15 GMT
Nigel is not popular. No Nigels were born in the UK this year and only one last year. Yes I saw this on loose women....did you? You shouldn't be watching Loose Women now that you've transitioned.... you might get even more confused.
5Live for me.
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Post by felonious on Sept 25, 2017 6:04:31 GMT
Nigel is not popular. No Nigels were born in the UK this year and only one last year. You know, I saw that headline on the BBC and just had to phone my mate whose little lad, Nigel, was born in January. I'll never trust the BBC again
Tell me he was named after the great man himself.
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Post by Deleted on Sept 25, 2017 6:10:06 GMT
Yes I saw this on loose women....did you? You shouldn't be watching Loose Women now that you've transitioned.... you might get even more confused.
5Live for me.
Yeh sure
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Post by Deleted on Sept 25, 2017 6:11:50 GMT
You know, I saw that headline on the BBC and just had to phone my mate whose little lad, Nigel, was born in January. I'll never trust the BBC again
Tell me he was named after the great man himself.
if he was Boothen's he would have him in a gingham patterned blazer and canary yellow trousers as soon as he's walking
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Post by bathstoke on Sept 25, 2017 6:42:28 GMT
I'll never trust the BBC again
Tell me he was named after the great man himself.
if he was Boothen's he would have him in a pin striped blazer and canary yellow trousers as soon as he's walking Sounds like he's been getting fashion tips from Waggy
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Post by Deleted on Sept 25, 2017 7:06:36 GMT
if he was Boothen's he would have him in a pin striped blazer and canary yellow trousers as soon as he's walking Sounds like he's been getting fashion tips from Waggy Ah yes....Amended to gingham blazer
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Post by wagsastokie on Sept 25, 2017 7:32:06 GMT
Sounds like he's been getting fashion tips from Waggy Ah yes....Amended to gingham blazer And what's wrong with pin stripes i happen to a a lovely blue jacket with a delicate white pinstripes Must admit never thought of yellow trousers though
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Post by Deleted on Sept 25, 2017 8:20:31 GMT
Ah yes....Amended to gingham blazer And what's wrong with pin stripes i happen to a a lovely blue jacket with a delicate white pinstripes Must admit never thought of yellow trousers though Nothing wrong with pinstripe at all.....,but not with jcb yellow cordroy
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Post by Deleted on Sept 25, 2017 10:55:47 GMT
Looking at the German election results, although Merkel got in there is now a Right Wing party in the German Parliament for the 1st time for 50 years. The Germans have spoken, as did the French and Dutch, and it will only be a matter of time, maybe 2 or 3 more elections before we see a Right Wing government in a European country.
If there was a credible, likeable electable Right Wing politician in the UK then they would gather support, but Our Nige is not the man for the job...
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Post by robstokie on Sept 25, 2017 18:20:42 GMT
Hooray!! We need more common sense politicians. If he gets this right, and gets the working classes onside again, he could blow Corbyn (and possibly May) out of the water. Policies such as a British bill of rights, tough but fair immigration rules, trade deals with real economic heavyweights (not the EU not so super-state) lower taxation and libertarian social policies (such as repealing the smoking ban in pubs and reducing duty on ciggies and beer) would be very well received by a large majority of people. Where do I sign up?
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Post by spiler on Sept 26, 2017 17:09:54 GMT
What an utter embarrassment this prick is
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Post by Deleted on Sept 26, 2017 17:25:48 GMT
What an utter embarrassing prick i am Harsh, but accurate.
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Post by oggyoggy on Sept 26, 2017 17:52:37 GMT
Looking at the German election results, although Merkel got in there is now a Right Wing party in the German Parliament for the 1st time for 50 years. The Germans have spoken, as did the French and Dutch, and it will only be a matter of time, maybe 2 or 3 more elections before we see a Right Wing government in a European country. If there was a credible, likeable electable Right Wing politician in the UK then they would gather support, but Our Nige is not the man for the job... We already have right wing government and qe are in Europe. I would say this right wing populism that hit here and in the US didn't materialise in Europe. That being said, Macron and Merkel do have a lot of work to do to bring about popular reform to the EU.
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Post by lordb on Sept 26, 2017 18:08:12 GMT
Looking at the German election results, although Merkel got in there is now a Right Wing party in the German Parliament for the 1st time for 50 years. The Germans have spoken, as did the French and Dutch, and it will only be a matter of time, maybe 2 or 3 more elections before we see a Right Wing government in a European country. If there was a credible, likeable electable Right Wing politician in the UK then they would gather support, but Our Nige is not the man for the job... The French and the Dutch? Both of whom roundly rejected their far right parties and voted for centrist pro EU leaders? As for AFD they got a whopping 13% of the vote. Given that the refugee crisis in Germany is now massively subsided they will never get double figures again. Like UKIP they will disappear next time.
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Post by Deleted on Sept 26, 2017 19:03:11 GMT
Looking at the German election results, although Merkel got in there is now a Right Wing party in the German Parliament for the 1st time for 50 years. The Germans have spoken, as did the French and Dutch, and it will only be a matter of time, maybe 2 or 3 more elections before we see a Right Wing government in a European country. If there was a credible, likeable electable Right Wing politician in the UK then they would gather support, but Our Nige is not the man for the job... The French and the Dutch? Both of whom roundly rejected their far right parties and voted for centrist pro EU leaders? As for AFD they got a whopping 13% of the vote. Given that the refugee crisis in Germany is now massively subsided they will never get double figures again. Like UKIP they will disappear next time. It's possible, but the voters won't disappear. It's obvious people all over the world are becoming more and more frustrated with the liberal elite and it doesn't look like subsiding anytime soon. ukip have fulfilled their aim so, maybe they should fade a new party that puts the the same pressure on Westminster is much needed
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Post by spiler on Sept 26, 2017 19:16:05 GMT
The French and the Dutch? Both of whom roundly rejected their far right parties and voted for centrist pro EU leaders? As for AFD they got a whopping 13% of the vote. Given that the refugee crisis in Germany is now massively subsided they will never get double figures again. Like UKIP they will disappear next time. It's possible, but the voters won't disappear. It's obvious people all over the world are becoming more and more frustrated with the liberal elite and it doesn't look like subsiding anytime soon. ukip have fulfilled their aim so, maybe they should fade a new party that puts the the same pressure on Westminster is much needed A huge percentage of the ageing voters who fell for Brexit will be dead in 20 years in any case. Also, I think you probably should look up the term "liberal elite" before you embarrass yourself any further when discussing politics. To criticise "liberal elites" is tantamount to an admission of support for the Labour Party under Jeremy Corbyn. Liberal elites populate the Tory Party, the Libdems, as well as New Labour under Blair. Corbyn is weeding these folks out.
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Post by Deleted on Sept 26, 2017 19:26:13 GMT
It's possible, but the voters won't disappear. It's obvious people all over the world are becoming more and more frustrated with the liberal elite and it doesn't look like subsiding anytime soon. ukip have fulfilled their aim so, maybe they should fade a new party that puts the the same pressure on Westminster is much needed A huge percentage of the ageing voters who fell for Brexit will be dead in 20 years in any case. Also, I think you probably should look up the term "liberal elite" before you embarrass yourself any further when discussing politics. To criticise "liberal elites" is tantamount to an admission of support for the Labour Party under Jeremy Corbyn. Liberal elites populate the Tory Party, the Libdems, as well as New Labour under Blair. Corbyn is weeding these folks out. I was correct in the first place as for corbyn .......hahaha fucking fraudster like you
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Post by spiler on Sept 26, 2017 19:29:10 GMT
A huge percentage of the ageing voters who fell for Brexit will be dead in 20 years in any case. Also, I think you probably should look up the term "liberal elite" before you embarrass yourself any further when discussing politics. To criticise "liberal elites" is tantamount to an admission of support for the Labour Party under Jeremy Corbyn. Liberal elites populate the Tory Party, the Libdems, as well as New Labour under Blair. Corbyn is weeding these folks out. I was correct in the first place as for corbyn .......hahaha fucking fraudster like you I don't know what you mean?
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Post by robstokie on Sept 26, 2017 19:30:07 GMT
It's possible, but the voters won't disappear. It's obvious people all over the world are becoming more and more frustrated with the liberal elite and it doesn't look like subsiding anytime soon. ukip have fulfilled their aim so, maybe they should fade a new party that puts the the same pressure on Westminster is much needed A huge percentage of the ageing voters who fell for Brexit will be dead in 20 years in any case. Also, I think you probably should look up the term "liberal elite" before you embarrass yourself any further when discussing politics. To criticise "liberal elites" is tantamount to an admission of support for the Labour Party under Jeremy Corbyn. Liberal elites populate the Tory Party, the Libdems, as well as New Labour under Blair. Corbyn is weeding these folks out. Corbyn weeding them out? They must not be liberal enough for the old Commie cretin!!
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Post by spiler on Sept 26, 2017 19:40:00 GMT
A huge percentage of the ageing voters who fell for Brexit will be dead in 20 years in any case. Also, I think you probably should look up the term "liberal elite" before you embarrass yourself any further when discussing politics. To criticise "liberal elites" is tantamount to an admission of support for the Labour Party under Jeremy Corbyn. Liberal elites populate the Tory Party, the Libdems, as well as New Labour under Blair. Corbyn is weeding these folks out. Corbyn weeding them out? They must not be liberal enough for the old Commie cretin!! What on earth has liberalism got to do with communism then? Please explain. It's becoming clear to me that quite a few posters on this board really don't fully understand the various political systems they are attempting to discuss. A bit like Boris Johnson and Nigel Farage.
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Post by manmarking on Sept 26, 2017 19:44:50 GMT
Corbyn weeding them out? They must not be liberal enough for the old Commie cretin!! What on earth has liberalism got to do with communism then? Please explain. It's becoming clear to me that quite a few posters on this board really don't fully understand the various political systems they are attempting to discuss. A bit like Boris Johnson and Nigel Farage. If you will try to discuss more than daytime TV and different types of grouting with fraise (mary), then I'm afraid you will find he gets out of his depth quite quickly
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Post by Deleted on Sept 26, 2017 20:00:09 GMT
Fraise is always right
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Post by Deleted on Sept 27, 2017 0:43:11 GMT
Looking at the German election results, although Merkel got in there is now a Right Wing party in the German Parliament for the 1st time for 50 years. The Germans have spoken, as did the French and Dutch, and it will only be a matter of time, maybe 2 or 3 more elections before we see a Right Wing government in a European country. If there was a credible, likeable electable Right Wing politician in the UK then they would gather support, but Our Nige is not the man for the job... The French and the Dutch? Both of whom roundly rejected their far right parties and voted for centrist pro EU leaders? As for AFD they got a whopping 13% of the vote. Given that the refugee crisis in Germany is now massively subsided they will never get double figures again. Like UKIP they will disappear next time. With all due respect Lord, they were not roundly beaten at all, yes , they were defeated, but especially in the case of France Marine Le Penn came from virtually no where to get to the final stage of voting, and if that momentum continues, then maybe at the next election it could be not as cut and dry as many expect, the same in Holland. And 13% is a not to be dismissed showing in Germany, they now have representatives in 13 out of the 16 State Parliaments, and that gives them a voice, and a platform that they will build on, especially if things continue as they are. To ignore the Right is an extremely big mistake, people are voting, and saying to the mainstream parties we want change...
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Post by lordb on Sept 27, 2017 6:20:12 GMT
The French and the Dutch? Both of whom roundly rejected their far right parties and voted for centrist pro EU leaders? As for AFD they got a whopping 13% of the vote. Given that the refugee crisis in Germany is now massively subsided they will never get double figures again. Like UKIP they will disappear next time. With all due respect Lord, they were not roundly beaten at all, yes , they were defeated, but especially in the case of France Marine Le Penn came from virtually no where to get to the final stage of voting, and if that momentum continues, then maybe at the next election it could be not as cut and dry as many expect, the same in Holland. And 13% is a not to be dismissed showing in Germany, they now have representatives in 13 out of the 16 State Parliaments, and that gives them a voice, and a platform that they will build on, especially if things continue as they are. To ignore the Right is an extremely big mistake, people are voting, and saying to the mainstream parties we want change... They lost. As with UKIP they lost at the zenith of their appeal. The National Front will be around for a long time however the rabble in Holland will be virtually forgotten next time. Pandering to the far right when the vast majority are against them is not sensible. In Germany accomodating ADF is not necessary.
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Post by Deleted on Sept 27, 2017 6:45:38 GMT
With all due respect Lord, they were not roundly beaten at all, yes , they were defeated, but especially in the case of France Marine Le Penn came from virtually no where to get to the final stage of voting, and if that momentum continues, then maybe at the next election it could be not as cut and dry as many expect, the same in Holland. And 13% is a not to be dismissed showing in Germany, they now have representatives in 13 out of the 16 State Parliaments, and that gives them a voice, and a platform that they will build on, especially if things continue as they are. To ignore the Right is an extremely big mistake, people are voting, and saying to the mainstream parties we want change... They lost. As with UKIP they lost at the zenith of their appeal. The National Front will be around for a long time however the rabble in Holland will be virtually forgotten next time. Pandering to the far right when the vast majority are against them is not sensible. In Germany accomodating ADF is not necessary. Ukip lost so badly that the Tory party have taken on their policies Ukip was formed to get us out of the eu.......the country voted out. Yeh ukip lost
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Post by spiler on Sept 27, 2017 10:05:05 GMT
They lost. As with UKIP they lost at the zenith of their appeal. The National Front will be around for a long time however the rabble in Holland will be virtually forgotten next time. Pandering to the far right when the vast majority are against them is not sensible. In Germany accomodating ADF is not necessary. Ukip lost so badly that the Tory party have taken on their policies Ukip was formed to get us out of the eu.......the country voted out. Yeh ukip lost Paul Nuttall. What a vote winner he was.
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