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Link to video.
Farage schools "know it all" youngsters. What a man. Any audience, any time, any place he will #wreck you.
Were you the interviewer in that video or Nigel himself?
Link to video.
Farage schools "know it all" youngsters. What a man. Any audience, any time, any place he will #wreck you.
Farage corrects mistakes made 100 years ago:
Nigel Farage has been caught on camera telling Ukip supporters that the state-funded NHS should move towards an insurance-based system run by private companies.
The recording shows Farage saying he believes the marketplace could deliver better value for money when it comes to spending on the NHS.
Farage’s remarks, made in September 2012 on his Common Sense tour of the UK, contrast with Ukip’s new claims that it is opposed to privatisation of the NHS.
The Guardian examined videos of Farage touring the country in an effort to establish some of the Ukip leader’s views on issues other than immigration or Europe.
Other footage showed him proposing the BBC should not be completely dismantled but slimmed down to concentrate on radio over television, with a licence fee slashed to £40 or £50. He also suggested benefit claimants could be made to clean up litter after six months, and that there was a big problem with employee rights and protections such as maternity leave for small firms.
However, his comments about the NHS were the most striking, leading Labour to claim it was now “plain for all to see that a vote for Ukip is a vote for the privatisation of the NHS”.
Here are the full Ipsos MORI figures, based on those certain to vote, which Ive taken from the survey summary (pdf).
Conservatives: 32%
Labour: 29%
Ukip: 14%
Lib Dems: 9%
SNP: 8%
Greens: 7%
According to Electoral Calculus, this would give Labour three seats more than the Conservatives (because seat distribution currently favours Labour), but leave the party 27 seats short of a majority.
This isn't necessarily untrue, or an outstandingly outrageous thing to say.
Machiavelli would have agreed.
But it's easy enough to make this sort of observation.
If the crowned heads of Europe hadn't conspired against Napoleon, the US would likely be a lot smaller and maybe part of the Commonwealth.
People make what they think are the best decisions at the time, and their descendants live with the consequences. Good or bad.
Negativity and fear mongering are the order of the day for Mr Cameron.
Looks like Farage is in favour of privatisation of the NHS, given his past comments: Although im sure Quackers will dismiss this!
UKIP are like a burst of sunlight through parting clouds. We have a message of hope and prosperity for the future.
Still, in regards to the article; I believe the electoral success of UKIP since 2012 can account for some of the inconsistency in policy; when it started to do well in Labour heartlands, and with the influx of new councillors and MEPs it evolved into something less... hard-line.
It's left me behind on Flat Tax, for instance which I think is a crying shame, but then I'm not exactly a byword for electoral success
I don't recall any criticism on your part of UKIP joining in with Labour and the Tories and the Liberals in telling the Scots they were too stupid and poor to run a country on their own two months ago.Mr CAMERON the slimy PM protecting his Lib, Lab and Dem colleagues in the House. Disgusting.
I remember years ago it was black boys who achieved the least, than after lots of effort and money thrown at the problem white boys were the lowest achievers. It was deemed the problem had been "corrected".
It just shows further the hatred the left have for the indigenous in this country.