He urges us all to take to the streets to protest this war and withdraw our democratic consent against endless war.
Nigel comes in at about 05:45 ...
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Tuesday, 29 March 2011
Nigel Farage on the Alex Jones Show 29 Mar 2011
Nigel lays into the EU and the British government for its lamentable Libyan 'adventure' - stating what we all believe - that the coalition will regret this war that 70% of the population don't want it.
He urges us all to take to the streets to protest this war and withdraw our democratic consent against endless war.
Part 2 to follow, once Alex posts it on youtube!
Nigel comes in at about 05:45 ...
He urges us all to take to the streets to protest this war and withdraw our democratic consent against endless war.
Nigel comes in at about 05:45 ...
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Cool. I was listening to it live.
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A long term associate of Nigel's (who incidentally in recent years has grown away from UKIP) is Dr. Richard North and he has for some time (on his blog) been suggesting that what is needed in the UK, is a "Million Angry People" out on the streets every day, now Nigel is agreeing.
There is certainly merit in this, because we UKIP types are playing the democracy game, and those that we are opposed to have long ago abandoned any such concept.
On a slightly different tac... I was just wondering whether the barely concealed fury of the Yanks in regard to the Megrahi release has precipitated a quiet infiltration of the Libyan opposition, with the purpose of toppling Gadaffi... The bombing and upcoming invasion being an attempt to shore up a failing plan. (See almost every conflict since The Bay of Pigs...). A weak US president getting angry that people are not playing fair and then throwing toys out of pram.
Just a thought.
It looks like England has found its Ron Paul.
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