as hard to be rid of as cockroaches. oh ,,,, wait.  yup, roaches and other insects

 

1. What people fail to grasp here is the damage that the traitor Bliar did to Britain when he introduced the Human Rights Act. This single item of legislation has become a scumbags charter. Meanwhile Bliar just like his pal slick Willy in the US has become a multimillionaire. You cant get much more champagne socialist than Blair or slotgob his hideous fag hag wife. The HRA was supposed to end the nonsense of people taking the UK to the European courts. It did nothing of the kind it just gave criminals and their ambulance chasing lowlife shysters the chance to block any attempt to remove them to their hell hole of origin.

   The new conservative government have stated that they plan to replace the HRA with a new improved law with no more right to a family life which is what they maggots usually cite as a reason they cant be deported. The usual suspect Asshat International, Liberty and Chami Chakrabati are up in arms, but my guess is that even if they replace the HRA the judges would still interpret the law in a way that suits their liberal bias.

   Posted by LyndonB       05/17/2015  at  07:19 AM  



2. Lyndon, as usual right on target. And I fear the change as you point out won’t be allowed to work.

   Meant to write to you sooner but since we’re both here,
   what’s your take on Farage come back and all the damn infighting.

   Wife and I talked about it and both of us are in a way reminded of Ross Perot run for the white house some years ago.  Lots of us had the idea that at last we had someone, we had a voice.  Farage is needed but UKIP seems to be tearing itself apart.

   Posted by peiper       05/17/2015  at  09:54 AM  



3. I think there are a number of issues at play with UKIP Jay. The Establishment hate UKIP. They are horrified that 4 million people voted for them so they are making capital out of any in fighting. Farage was as good as his word he quit but they refused to accept is resignation. If he stood for election I think he would win hands down.

   I do think he should have stood for election though as it would have shut the BBC up. The other factor is the sole UKIP MP is a tory defector. Now a lot of what Carswell (aka Herman Munster) says makes sense he is at heart a Libertarian but I dont entirely trust him.

   There is a further factor that some of the Kippers want the party to have more what I consider left leaning policies to try and hoover up Labour votes. I think this is a mistake. The UK electorate is inherently conservative. They can still appeal to sensible Labour voters. You will never capture the luvvies and the loonies like Russell Brand and his mum Jo Brand. You can however get the reasonable ones and the sensible tories. I think we need Farage as he can confront the Euroweenies and tie them in knots. Personally I think anyone who thinks the EU is a benefit to Britain is mentally ill. Ironically the same bed wetters who despise the British Empire are happy to give away our country to a United States of Europe.

   I have seen first hand how the freedom of movement has allowed the trash and riff raff of Europe to come to Britain for a welfare free ride. We need to be able to turn these people away at the border. We also need to be able to tell the European Court to get stuffed. In order to do that we need to vote no in an EU referendum and we stand a better chance of winning with Farage as UKIP leader. I am not optimistic though. The overwhelming population are half-wits and believe the BBC and big business propaganda.

   Posted by LyndonB       05/17/2015  at  12:34 PM  

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