well done again nigel your plan b reply was a treat to listen to , the looks on the faces of those unelected waltermitty brussels puppets ? was a site for sore eyes , it is only a matter of time before this circus packs up and retire to were they crawled out of , the sewers of europe most likly ? that plane crash has recharged your spirit ? now go for the PM of our nation? as i said before the big man upstairs has taken you over ? why not do a para-jump with me at st,andrews next year ,…

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The leader of the UK Independence Party has backed Kettering's Conservative candidate and urged UKIP supporters to vote for him, the Evening Telegraph reports. http://www.northantset.co.uk/news/UKIP-boss-says-39Vote-for.6261780.jp



As a first time voter and supporter of the UK Independence Party I feel somewhat betrayed by this. Yes I want to see the UK out of the EU, and I can see the logic behind… Continue

Belgium are voting on banning the burka today. I dislike the garment. It's oppressive to women and at odds with our culture and traditions. However, the laws being voted on are about identifying the public and they are being masked under the guise of removing such a hideous garment from our streets.



The EU regard us all as criminals, subversives and a danger to the master plan. Quoting Daniel Bacquelaine " 'The notion of recognising people in the street is essential to maintain… Continue

Trident is under threat, especially as the Lib Dem want to be rid of it. People use the budget cost to excuse its removal from our defense. Gorden Brown also stated last year that some nuclear weapons will be kept in the United Kingdom and that he'll streamline the Trident system. To me that would be reducing our global reach or effecting our ability to maintain one. The cost of Trident is expected to be around £20 billion, with more to be…

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Has anyone considered the potential trap in a scenario whereby a vote for UKIP is trumpeted and presented as a referendum vote, but because of the loyalty to the other parties in a General Election, the majority who are likely not to vote for UKIP are presented as a majority for 'Yes' for the EU?

UKIP may poll between 10-20% of the electorate in this election, and this figure would not, I believe, represent the true 'No' vote in a referendum.



But! a claim that a UKIP… Continue