UKIP Nigel Farage: The EU is Increasingly About War - Feb 2013

UK Independence party leader addresses French president Holande

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[Steve Oliver]

Just seen Cameron being quizzed about this 'great deal' he's struck for the British people. Higher spending (EU) and more cuts (Britain), public transport affected, agriculture and business ventures ring-fenced, more to pay to stay a EU member and the British rebate secured. Oh WOW! Great deals Mr Cameron!

I await Mr Farage's response to this debacle at the EU that once again has fucked Britain in the arse.

Vote UKIP (2015)

[SteveFusionX .]

which is why cameron has said there will be no tv debates this time. As UKIP have been more popular than the liberals recently and we'd actually have a party representing Britain first for once.

lib/lab/con = marxism

[abuliberalee]

Alex Thompson also claimed some months ago (with no evidence apart from his word and with no corroborating witnesses) that the FSA tried to kill him. And he's in the minority in assessing that chemical attack.

[1966BOBBY]

Insults again? Anyway, re. our 'discussion' about jihadists in Syria: remember the chemical attack that the media got all excited about but has since gone mysteriously silent about: well, Alex Thompson of Channel4 News writes in the Telegraph that all indications point to the rocket being fired' by a jihadist group said to be linked with al-Qaeda'. Like I say, worth considering before you get you whipped up into to backing yet another 'war of liberation'. I'm leaving you with that and your anger

[abuliberalee]

And because Mali was once a French colony, we should tell them tough shit and let them suffer under theocratic barbarians who chop off the hands of musicians and kill people for blasphemy and apostasy? Makes sense. Anyway, try addressing the substance rather than my tone you fatuous turd.

[1966BOBBY]

'Chief'?

[1966BOBBY]

You are aware that Mali was a French colony until 1956, right? - Funny how these ex-colonial powers always find an excuse to 'help out' their old outposts. I see your tone has still not improved.

[abuliberalee]

Re Mali, I have to notice that people like yourself assiduously avoid paying attention to the wishes and reaction of the Malian people, who were euphoric over western intervention and who cheered themselves silly at the arrival of the French to liberate them from the reactionary, iron-age, theocratic, obscurantist tyranny that had been imposed on them. If France wanted Malian gold, it could have gotten it much cheaper than the cost of that military operation.

[abuliberalee]

Look at the order of the comments chief. That was added immediately after my original reply to you. It wasn't a reply to your last comment. The Guardian and the NYT (and countless other outlets) have reported that there are Jihadists fighting the Syrian govt, but they've never said (and would be in grave error if they did say) that the latter comprise anything approaching a majority of the opposition.

[1966BOBBY]

So the Guardian newspaper and The New York Times got it wrong then? ---I also notice you don't refer to your earlier claim about Mali having no resources (despite having the 3rd biggest gold reserves in the whole of Africa). And you've desisted from refering to me as 'dumbass', which is welcome, and a bit more adult.

[1966BOBBY]

What a sweet and reasoned reply. But that aside, I do believe I was referring to the Western backing of the Jihadists, which seemed somewhat contradictory after over a decade of them telling us Islamic extremists were the greatest threat to democracy ever. -As for Mali, its the third biggest producer of gold in Africa, seeing as you ask.