| UKIP the party with new gains 01:13 - May 7 with 2231 views | Loyal |
All in east Wales ....
And there was me thinking Swansea was a right wing hot bed.
According to -
The people in east Wales 😂
A little bit of egg on ones faces ! [Post edited 7 May 2016 1:14]
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| Nolan sympathiser, clout expert, personal friend of Leigh Dineen, advocate and enforcer of porridge swallows.
The official inventor of the tit w@nk. | | Poll: | Who should be Swansea number 1 |
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| UKIP the party with new gains on 06:34 - May 7 with 2176 views | oh_tommy_tommy |
More people with coloured skin in the east .?
People vote for them without looking at their manifesto .
I know a few who have voted for them and they've all said the same thing , kick them out & close the borders .
Neil Hamilton FFS. |  |
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| UKIP the party with new gains on 06:57 - May 7 with 2166 views | Loyal |
| UKIP the party with new gains on 06:34 - May 7 by oh_tommy_tommy |
More people with coloured skin in the east .?
People vote for them without looking at their manifesto .
I know a few who have voted for them and they've all said the same thing , kick them out & close the borders .
Neil Hamilton FFS. |
It's odd as for years all we have heard is that the Swansea folk, support etc is loyalist, ooooh, look at this BNP element, oh look the one eyed bloke is in Swansea, and rampant stories on the old mans Cardiff lie a lot hooly forum of our toxic right. Oh, hang on and there's a Union Jack at a game, oh Fck there's another one !
When the people of east Wales were harbouring these thoughts themselves and if UKIP is right wing, then all they have done is endorse their feelings by voting in this way.
The old man hooligan stranded on his arse in Brussells supporting England, that qualifies everything from a Football point of view.
No UKIP on our west Wales streets, just where UKIP by all accounts has plenty of opposition. ( not ) | |
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The official inventor of the tit w@nk. | | Poll: | Who should be Swansea number 1 |
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| UKIP the party with new gains on 12:51 - May 8 with 2047 views | exiledclaseboy |
Only two of UKIP's seven AMs were elected in east Wales. Two in South Wales west, which includes Swansea. |  |
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| UKIP the party with new gains on 13:32 - May 8 with 2000 views | raynor94 |
Just wipe it off your chin with a cloth mun! |  |
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| UKIP the party with new gains on 14:49 - May 8 with 1958 views | oh_tommy_tommy |
| UKIP the party with new gains on 12:51 - May 8 by exiledclaseboy |
Only two of UKIP's seven AMs were elected in east Wales. Two in South Wales west, which includes Swansea. |
How did that happen in Swansea then ? | |
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| UKIP the party with new gains on 14:53 - May 8 with 1955 views | exiledclaseboy |
| UKIP the party with new gains on 14:49 - May 8 by oh_tommy_tommy |
How did that happen in Swansea then ? |
Cos people voted for them. | |
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| UKIP the party with new gains on 16:20 - May 8 with 1893 views | Jackistentialist |
| UKIP the party with new gains on 14:53 - May 8 by exiledclaseboy |
Cos people voted for them. |
A lot of people in Wales are tired of Welsh Labour's neo-liberal metropolitan hierarchy looking down their noses at what was once their working-class base, ignoring their wishes and condemning their fears. Add to that the flagrant nepotism (Stephen Kinnock among others) and finger pointing (Carwyn Jones' blame London for everything strategy). These same people, who may have turned to Plaid as an alternative tend to be English monolingual and are thus alienated by Plaid's crachach. So, they vote UKIP. [Post edited 8 May 2016 16:24]
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| UKIP the party with new gains on 19:29 - May 8 with 1790 views | Daggyjack |
| UKIP the party with new gains on 16:20 - May 8 by Jackistentialist |
A lot of people in Wales are tired of Welsh Labour's neo-liberal metropolitan hierarchy looking down their noses at what was once their working-class base, ignoring their wishes and condemning their fears. Add to that the flagrant nepotism (Stephen Kinnock among others) and finger pointing (Carwyn Jones' blame London for everything strategy). These same people, who may have turned to Plaid as an alternative tend to be English monolingual and are thus alienated by Plaid's crachach. So, they vote UKIP. [Post edited 8 May 2016 16:24]
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Complete nonsense about Kinnock... He had to fight the hard way to get voted as labour leader in aberavon, with the local click wanting to keep it as it's always been and to continue their own agendas.
Fair play to Kinnock as,despite what Sajid Javid stated, it was Kinnock who stopped Tata closing the doors straight away and I say well done to him for that.
I couldn't care less that he's Neil's boy, he's doing a good job and that's what counts. |  | | |
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| UKIP the party with new gains on 19:34 - May 8 with 1784 views | ItchySphincter |
It's probably about time people stopped treating UKIP like a bad smell. Not my cup of tea but genuine opposition at least and in my opinion politics benefits from polarity. Also mildly amusing how oddly dressed and how badly their suits fit too. Scruffy bastards. [Post edited 8 May 2016 21:35]
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| UKIP the party with new gains on 20:26 - May 8 with 1742 views | Flashberryjack |
| UKIP the party with new gains on 06:34 - May 7 by oh_tommy_tommy |
More people with coloured skin in the east .?
People vote for them without looking at their manifesto .
I know a few who have voted for them and they've all said the same thing , kick them out & close the borders .
Neil Hamilton FFS. |
Democracy is OK....but sometimes. I don't agree with it. |  |
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| UKIP the party with new gains on 21:11 - May 8 with 1707 views | LeonisGod |
| UKIP the party with new gains on 16:20 - May 8 by Jackistentialist |
A lot of people in Wales are tired of Welsh Labour's neo-liberal metropolitan hierarchy looking down their noses at what was once their working-class base, ignoring their wishes and condemning their fears. Add to that the flagrant nepotism (Stephen Kinnock among others) and finger pointing (Carwyn Jones' blame London for everything strategy). These same people, who may have turned to Plaid as an alternative tend to be English monolingual and are thus alienated by Plaid's crachach. So, they vote UKIP. [Post edited 8 May 2016 16:24]
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Bit of a swing to go from Labour to UKIP though innit. They could have gone just part of the way and stopped at the Tories instead. Labour and the UKIPs are so far apart that I imagine it's got nothing to do with policies; just pure racial and xenophobic ignorance and intolerance stirred up by the gutter press. I doubt the swingers know the manifestos of either UKIP or the party they used to vote for. |  | | |
| UKIP the party with new gains on 21:18 - May 8 with 1700 views | oh_tommy_tommy |
What do UKIP want for Wales then ? | |
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| UKIP the party with new gains on 21:19 - May 8 with 1696 views | oh_tommy_tommy |
| UKIP the party with new gains on 14:53 - May 8 by exiledclaseboy |
Cos people voted for them. |
People voted For Neil Hamilton ? | |
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| UKIP the party with new gains on 21:20 - May 8 with 1694 views | exiledclaseboy |
| UKIP the party with new gains on 21:19 - May 8 by oh_tommy_tommy |
People voted For Neil Hamilton ? |
Yeah. His name would have been on the regional list under "UKIP" for whichever region he stood in. | |
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| UKIP the party with new gains on 21:24 - May 8 with 1684 views | oh_tommy_tommy |
| UKIP the party with new gains on 21:20 - May 8 by exiledclaseboy |
Yeah. His name would have been on the regional list under "UKIP" for whichever region he stood in. |
F@cking hell
This country is F@cked | |
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| UKIP the party with new gains on 21:27 - May 8 with 1682 views | LeonisGod |
| UKIP the party with new gains on 21:18 - May 8 by oh_tommy_tommy |
What do UKIP want for Wales then ? |
One of thir strap lines believe it or not is "we believe in social mobility". You couldn't make it up  | | | |
| UKIP the party with new gains on 21:30 - May 8 with 1679 views | oh_tommy_tommy |
| UKIP the party with new gains on 21:27 - May 8 by LeonisGod |
One of thir strap lines believe it or not is "we believe in social mobility". You couldn't make it up |
The majority of their voters in Wales wouldn't know what that is .😄 | |
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| UKIP the party with new gains on 21:34 - May 8 with 1672 views | LeonisGod |
| UKIP the party with new gains on 21:30 - May 8 by oh_tommy_tommy |
The majority of their voters in Wales wouldn't know what that is .😄 |
Something to do with scooters I reckon 
Oh, and they want more grammer schools and want to slash the environment budget. As well as the obvious anti-EU, cut off opportunities for Brits to move, work and travel around Europe stuff. Really progressive (not). | | | |
| UKIP the party with new gains on 23:07 - May 8 with 1623 views | Lohengrin |
| UKIP the party with new gains on 21:34 - May 8 by LeonisGod |
Something to do with scooters I reckon
Oh, and they want more grammer schools and want to slash the environment budget. As well as the obvious anti-EU, cut off opportunities for Brits to move, work and travel around Europe stuff. Really progressive (not). |
I should think there is no shortage of folk from across the spectrum that would welcome the return of Grammar Schools. Their virtual abolition in the '60s and '70s was an act of myopic political vandalism that caused incalculable harm. |  |
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| UKIP the party with new gains on 13:30 - May 10 with 1483 views | felixstowe_jack |
At least 50% of the pupils in Dynevor were from Council estates Pelnan, Bleanymaes, Portmead, Clase, Townhill, Sketty and West Cross. [Post edited 10 May 2016 13:31]
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| UKIP the party with new gains on 13:40 - May 10 with 1462 views | Highjack |
| UKIP the party with new gains on 21:18 - May 8 by oh_tommy_tommy |
What do UKIP want for Wales then ? |
To represent the eurosceptics in our population I imagine |  |
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| UKIP the party with new gains on 16:53 - May 10 with 1402 views | VetchitBack |
| UKIP the party with new gains on 23:07 - May 8 by Lohengrin |
I should think there is no shortage of folk from across the spectrum that would welcome the return of Grammar Schools. Their virtual abolition in the '60s and '70s was an act of myopic political vandalism that caused incalculable harm. |
There is article upon article in papers like the Guardian wondering why the working class are so underrepresented in just about every top profession bar sport? And how this wasn't always the case?
Then a few pages after they are painting someone as Adolf Hitler for championing grammar schools.
None so blind... |  |
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