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Mr Angry 26-12-2014 19:41

UKip chairman regrets earlier membership of NF.
 
I should think so.

"The Ukip party chairman in Thanet South has said he “obviously regrets" his time as a member of the far-right National Front (NF) party in an interview.

Ukip leader Nigel Farage is standing as an MP in Thanet South in the 2015 general Election, a constituency currently held by Conservative MP Laura Sandys.

Martyn Heale, who has been a member of Ukip for over a decade, joined the NF in the 1970s for over a year."


Indy.

Taf 26-12-2014 20:15

Re: UKip chairman regrets earlier membership of NF.
 
1 year membership about 30+ years ago?

papa smurf 26-12-2014 20:18

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is there anything left to scrape from the bottom of this barrel ?

denphone 26-12-2014 20:20

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Originally Posted by papa smurf (Post 35748793)
is there anything left to scrape from the bottom of this barrel ?

My my we are becoming touchy.;)

papa smurf 26-12-2014 20:27

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Originally Posted by denphone (Post 35748796)
My my we are becoming touchy.;)

there's probably more mileage in what i did in the 70s ;)

Russ 26-12-2014 20:30

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Originally Posted by papa smurf (Post 35748793)
is there anything left to scrape from the bottom of this barrel ?

Plenty I'm sure you'll find.

nomadking 26-12-2014 20:45

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Peter Mandelson
Quote:

In his teenage years, he was also a member of the Young Communist League.
There are likely to be others, especially ones that support the IRA and other terrorists.

Mr Angry 26-12-2014 20:48

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Originally Posted by nomadking (Post 35748805)
There are likely to be others, especially ones that support the IRA and other terrorists.

In UKIP?

nomadking 26-12-2014 20:58

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Originally Posted by Mr Angry (Post 35748811)
In UKIP?

The same party as Peter Mandelson.

Mr Angry 26-12-2014 21:08

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Originally Posted by nomadking (Post 35748812)
The same party as Peter Mandelson.

Oh, right. Sorry, this thread is about a UKIP member, not labour.

Tezcatlipoca 26-12-2014 21:14

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Originally Posted by papa smurf (Post 35748793)
is there anything left to scrape from the bottom of this barrel ?

It's a bottomless barrel where UKIP is concerned...

nomadking 26-12-2014 21:16

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Originally Posted by Mr Angry (Post 35748818)
Oh, right. Sorry, this thread is about a UKIP member, not labour.

And ignoring dubious associations of others, how convenient. You can't go around criticising people from one party, when people from another party have even worse associations.

Pierre 26-12-2014 21:18

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Yeah but point is.

It's a bit .........meh.

Are we all supposed to recoil in horror at this revelation?

Man has a past shock!

TheDaddy 26-12-2014 22:33

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Originally Posted by nomadking (Post 35748821)
And ignoring dubious associations of others, how convenient. You can't go around criticising people from one party, when people from another party have even worse associations.

Worse in your opinion, imo I'd much prefer a far left wing workers party to a far right wing nationalist party any day

Pierre 26-12-2014 22:53

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Originally Posted by TheDaddy (Post 35748839)
Worse in your opinion, imo I'd much prefer a far left wing workers party to a far right wing nationalist party any day

Communists against Nazis, who wins?

Well I do believe the, far left wins. Communist regimes have killed at least 100 million.

Nazis, and I'll include Islamic extremists in that, still way fewer.

So to go with your favourite, your chances of being dead, increase.

Good job I'm blonde 6 ft with blue eyes.

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/home/mosl...mes-world.html

TheDaddy 27-12-2014 00:08

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Originally Posted by Pierre (Post 35748843)
Communists against Nazis, who wins?

Well I do believe the, far left wins. Communist regimes have killed at least 100 million.

Nazis, and I'll include Islamic extremists in that, still way fewer.

So to go with your favourite, your chances of being dead, increase.

Good job I'm blonde 6 ft with blue eyes.

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/home/mosl...mes-world.html

I don't think nazis, stalinism and maoism are fair reflections of either ideology and I couldn't envisage any of those three being carried out in their extremities in this country

Mr Angry 27-12-2014 03:04

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Originally Posted by nomadking (Post 35748821)
And ignoring dubious associations of others, how convenient. You can't go around criticising people from one party, when people from another party have even worse associations.

I'm not ignoring anything, nor have I personally criticised anyone.

Feel free to start your own thread criticising the dubious associations of individuals from other parties should you feel inclined to do so.

Pierre 27-12-2014 09:03

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Originally Posted by TheDaddy (Post 35748864)
I don't think nazis, stalinism and maoism are fair reflections of either ideology and I couldn't envisage any of those three being carried out in their extremities in this country

That's the problem though isn't it, Soviet Union, Cuba, North Korea. No country properly adopts the communist model. There are still an elite ruling class.

Even in " our" society, you get the champagne socialists of the Labour Party, that have NOTHING in common with the working man.

TheDaddy 27-12-2014 17:18

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Originally Posted by Pierre (Post 35748895)
That's the problem though isn't it, Soviet Union, Cuba, North Korea. No country properly adopts the communist model. There are still an elite ruling class.

Even in " our" society, you get the champagne socialists of the Labour Party, that have NOTHING in common with the working man.

You'd hope that there are enough workers in the party or their union ties to keep the champagne socialists in check though or at least a bit in touch, anyway not to derail the thread further...

Paul 27-12-2014 23:15

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I'm sure most people do things they regret later in life, not really sure what makes this special.

Osem 28-12-2014 11:47

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Yup, and I bet some of our leading politicians have done the most awful, duplicitous and hypocritical things which they don't regret at all - apart from being caught out that is...

Hugh 28-12-2014 12:10

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That's not a nice thing to say about St Nigel.... ;)

Osem 29-12-2014 15:02

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Maybe a 'comparative saint' is all some folks require. ;) Of course power tends to corrupt and we all know what absolute power does so let's hope he never acquires that.

TheDaddy 29-12-2014 16:03

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Originally Posted by Osem (Post 35749115)
Yup, and I bet some of our leading politicians have done the most awful, duplicitous and hypocritical things which they don't regret at all - apart from being caught out that is...

Like Nigel being a banker for instance, that sort of thing


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