Farage,love him or hate him

One trick pony? and no that(immigration) wasn’t his only argument he quite rightly saw the folly of signing up to every treaty with little understanding of the implications.

Do you think if it had remained a common market we’d have left? Can’t you see the parallels between his actions (Blair) and those of Merkel,do you think his or hers have made this country or Europe a safer place?


Do you think the really right wing that are now appearing  in Europe would be happening  if they’d not done what they did,do you think the once very liberal Scandinavian democracies would be acting how they are without the experience they’ve had of welcoming all and sundry?

I didn’t ask you that,I asked you if they’d made it all safer and if you think they did then you’re blind to the truth.

And you think reform loony? ever thought that successive administrations ignoring the electorate are the real danger and the loons,why would reform exist if they had and you do recognise the percentage of those bothering to vote falls year on year why is that do you imagine they’re all happy with Westminster?



No the Two Towers was the result of the imagination of John Ronald Reuel Tolkien (sorry couldn’t resist)

Straight answer George walker (spelt with an n) Bush found the perfect mate in Blair though it’s not all down to the US,we and others interfered too much,made promises to the Arabs we never had any intention of honouring then made the bigger mistake of trying to impose our values on them,the world might well be a much safer place if we hadn’t.

Their culture and ours are a long way apart they need to be left to their own devices and many years to realise they are living in the stone age before they’ll change.

Oh my extreme right wing partes .

Have existed since the 30s at least I'n
Britain. When there was little immigration .

Neither party was responsible for the huge increase in asylum seekers.

I neither love or hate Farage, I tend to ignore him as a rather big mouthed right-wing 'has been', not averse to insinuating lies during the Brexit debate. 

Blair was not guilty of illegal war. Holding strong opinions puts the onus on you to get your opinions right.

An interesting read that appears to be objective comments by Hans Blix as he withdrew Inspectors just before the invasion of Iraq.  press.un.org/en/2003/sc7777.doc.htm

--"The long list of proscribed items unaccounted for had not been shortened by inspections or Iraqi declarations, explanations or documentation, he continued. It was up to Iraq to present items unaccounted for, or present evidence convincing the inspectors that the items did not exist. If that was not done, the international community could not have confidence that past programmes had been terminated. However, “an effective presence of international inspectors would serve as a deterrent against efforts aimed at reactivating or developing new programmes of weapons of mass destruction”, he said.

Farage is nothing special - there is a backlash against mass immigration across the developed world. At some point mainstream parties are going to start taking the views of the citizenry on board and bring in policies to restrict migration - well it's either that or unrest.

I'm asking if he thought 911 was a result of American foreign policy was a resul5 of American actions in Muslim country's