- Wed Nov 24, 2010 12:37 pm
#119897
Given recent events, and given that the Mail and UKIP have such an overlap, I thought perhaps a thread in which we place under the forensic spotlight the personalities, policies and peculiarities of Britain's least popular national party that isn't the BNP (wherever that is at the moment)..
It would appear the the MEP Godfrey Bloom (discussed elsewhere) has exhibited that robust good sense and earthy humour for which UKIP are renowned the length and breadth of a saloon bar in Bromsgrove by shouting 'ein volk, ein reich, ein Fuehrer' as a German delegate was speaking...
For which he was ejected from the chamber. Unfortunately not an air lock.
Doubtless biased BBC story here.
It would appear the the MEP Godfrey Bloom (discussed elsewhere) has exhibited that robust good sense and earthy humour for which UKIP are renowned the length and breadth of a saloon bar in Bromsgrove by shouting 'ein volk, ein reich, ein Fuehrer' as a German delegate was speaking...
For which he was ejected from the chamber. Unfortunately not an air lock.
Doubtless biased BBC story here.
The pain broke me, brotherhood relieved me, and from my wounds sprang a river of freedom. (Paul Dorey)
Inscription on the Mémorial de la Paix, Caen.
How soon we forget.
Inscription on the Mémorial de la Paix, Caen.
How soon we forget.