It must be a cult. Or at least that's what I think Norman Smith said.
A future UKIP member?
Oh dear, there's not a huge amount of hope for him. I'm guessing the parents didn't vote liberal.
presumably a Jewish cabbie?Father has just been released from prison having stabbed a taxi driver.
his lot did manage to grab comfortably over twice as many votes as the Jimmy Krankie party, so in terms of people wanting to hear with UKIP have to say there is, unfortunately, a far greater national demand than there is for the Krankies. So yes, a genuine well done to the BBC for treating political movements in the basis of their genuine popularity with the electorate, and not how the British political system chooses to divide up their votes.Farage loses his seat, gets on QT. The SNP get 56 seats and there's no sign of them.
Well done BBC!
Seriously?Viler than that. During a showing of the liberation of Auschwitz in a school assembly , he stood up, gave a Hitler salute, shouted 'Zeig Heil' and said that not enough jews had been gassed.
FTFY and one of the reasons for QT becoming increasingly irrelevant north of the border.So yes, a genuine well done to the BBC for treating political movements in the basis of their genuine popularity with the English electorate, and not how the British political system chooses to divide up their votes.
FTFY and one of the reasons for QT becoming increasingly irrelevant north of the border.
Given that, would you be in favour of some form of PR?So yes, a genuine well done to the BBC for treating political movements in the basis of their genuine popularity with the electorate, and not how the British political system chooses to divide up their votes.
I agree and I'm a southerner. I find it embarrassing to see the bias.I would like this more than once if I could. An excellent point, which I think is valid for much of the North of England too.
They were on, but that particular program was only available in Scotland.The SNP get 56 seats and there's no sign of them.
Remember the SNP where only available to 10% of the electorate, and its not Scotlands fault this westminster centric show is foisted upon uspresumably a Jewish cabbie?
his lot did manage to grab comfortably over twice as many votes as the Jimmy Krankie party, so in terms of people wanting to hear with UKIP have to say there is, unfortunately, a far greater national demand than there is for the Krankies. So yes, a genuine well done to the BBC for treating political movements in the basis of their genuine popularity with the electorate, and not how the British political system chooses to divide up their votes.