Nigel Farage has thrown his toys out of his pram, and accused the House of Commons authorities of being "fascistic", after the Commons decided to withdraw Commons passes from serving MEPs. (Iain Dale)
Sorry Iain but you are so wrong on this. The BNP are legally elected Ministers whether you like what they say or not, and a lot of people have accepted the fact they were right about immigration.
As Nigel Farage said:
For goodness sake, we’ve had convicted murderers, we’ve had Sinn Fein IRA who’ve had passes to this place. I’m absolutely furious about it. Those that campaign most vociferously against fascism are nearly always fascistic in their own tendencies and always seek, like Peter Hain, to ban free speech. They’re not living on the same planet as the rest of us.”
Classic case in point, the UAF (violent thugs who could do with some soap) and their supporters such as members of the three main parties.
6 comments:
Farage is right(ish). Dale is a part of the establishment and smugly arrogant with it.
I'm sorry Cetewayo, but I can't allow guest authors denigrating Iain Dale's character... I mean, a blog owner has to have some perks ffs.
You had me puzzled with it being on the other post before, lol.
We're getting so many hits with all these posts... I don't know if I'm coming or going.
Do you want me to ease up on them? I'm off to watch Bones now so I'm done for the night. I mean 'Bones' the TV show, not an obscure Zulu ritual, lol.
Not at all... I was just letting you know, in my usual roundabout way, that the stats say we are averaging about 1500 hits p/w.
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