Challenge for the UKIP

[darmstadt]

I think you will find he does and I will think you will also find that most of his "insults" are levied against those who are freeloading off the EU gravy train. And if for a minute you think no one is listening to him then why are UKIP third in the Polls behind labour and the Torys.

If you want to see insults then I suggest you look at what the Europhiles say https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=f5zQT6jLarE
and more importantly the desperate and illogical way they say it.

His voting record: VoteWatch Europe: European Parliament, Council of the EU

[darmstadt]

More UKIP voting:

UKIP MEPs have abstained on motions to:

• Help the victims of the 2004 Tsunami disaster
• Assist the sisters of murdered Belfast man Robert McCartney, in their fight for justice
• create a single seat for the European Parliament saving the European tax payer €200m a year.

UKIP MEPs have voted against:

• Efforts to manage climate change
• Enlargement of the EU
• Efforts to assist the victims of drought and forest fires in France, Spain and Portugal in the summer of 2005.
• Efforts to reduce road accident deaths
• Efforts to fight organised crime
• Initiatives which allow cities such as Liverpool to hold the title 'capital of culture.'
• Stricter minimum standards for granting or refusing refugee status.
• The conduct of the Iranian regime

[DodgyAgent]

More UKIP voting:

And your point is?

[Mich the Tester]

And your point is?

• create a single seat for the European Parliament saving the European tax payer €200m a year.

I'd add that UKIP voted against a deal that was to reduce the EU membership costs, because it wasn't politically expedient.

So far, Mr Farage's sense of humour has cost quite a lot of money this year. He's one of the biggest freeloaders of the lot.

[darmstadt]

And your point is?

None absolutely whatsoever. Just trying to be informative about some of the voting that they've taken part in. I'll post some of the stuff they've voted for shall I? I mean this is what the general public should be told about, what their MEP is actually doing for that extraordinary sum of taxpayers money

[Mich the Tester]

None absolutely whatsoever. Just trying to be informative about some of the voting that they've taken part in. I'll post some of the stuff they've voted for shall I? I mean this is what the general public should be told about, what their MEP is actually doing for that extraordinary sum of taxpayers money

Please do!

[Mich the Tester]

More UKIP voting:

Mr Farage does, however, vote for various busybody regulations on health and safety.

[DodgyAgent]

None absolutely whatsoever. Just trying to be informative about some of the voting that they've taken part in. I'll post some of the stuff they've voted for shall I? I mean this is what the general public should be told about, what their MEP is actually doing for that extraordinary sum of taxpayers money

You might like to invest some thought into this and not assume that I am stupid enough to take the facts at face value.
Have you heard of sentences beginning with the word "why"?

[darmstadt]

Please do!

Bloody difficult but here's a couple of Farrage's votes as he was for §22 of this:

VoteWatch Europe: European Parliament, Council of the EU

but against §36 of the same bill:

VoteWatch Europe: European Parliament, Council of the EU

Interestingly enough he seems to absent whenever there are votes about other countries joining the EU, civil liberties and those aboout the European Bank. He did vote for this though:

REPORT on the EU strategy on Roma inclusion - A7-0043/2011

Which might surprise some people!

[darmstadt]

You might like to invest some thought into this and not assume that I am stupid enough to take the facts at face value.
Have you heard of sentences beginning with the word "why"?

Yep, when my son was 3, that was nearly all he said :-)