Bravo, Nigel! Speak for Ulster!
“I find the whole peace process utterly and entirely loathsome.. To have released back into the community over 400 convicted murderers some of whom served sentences short as 18 months. That’s not what I call a peace process, that’s what I call surrender to the wrong ’uns.”” – The Sun
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I have criticised Nigel Farage more than once, but on those wise words, I congratulate him whole-heartedly.
But according to The Sun, he’s ‘in hot water’ for telling treason like it is.
Mind you, he said it, denouncing the Bad Friday deal “utterly loathsome,” before his party had any MPs.
As long as he doesn’t U-turn, he won’t be in hot water with patriots.
But that leaves a wide range of grubby geysers, stretching across the House of Commons, where the sell-out to Sinn Fein/IRA terror gangsters still commands broad support.
Hugh Vann is discussing. 
rossrightangle 
Hugh Vann 19:17 on February 17, 2015 Permalink |
‘Asked whether Farage still stood by his statements, a spokesman for him said: “He feels that back in 1998 he did not understand why 420 murderers were let back into the community.” ‘
That’s from The Guardian. So it sounds to me that Farage is saying his ‘understanding’ now is not what he understood ‘back in 1998.’
Anyone who spoke like he did in 1998 must have understood what had been done was wrong. So what is this, another of his famous U-turnings?
I don’t understand why you keep on supporting Ukip with all its reversals of principle and double-talking.
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