A comparison of popular support of Farage and Miliband

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2061243/Angela-Merkel-warns-Europes-toughest-hour-WW2.html#ixzz2JUWZMLJq

'If the euro fails then Europe fails' God, I hope she's right.

- angryanderson, England, 14/11/2011 15:23

Rating 200

 

Cameron IS their man, and always was, wake up you stupid people, this 'Government' is comprised only of bankers, and their lackeys.

- Clive Burghard, Southern England. Overlooking The English Channel., 14/11/2011 12:07

Rating 28

There is nothing that these people will not do to protect their positions and wealth as they are virtually unemployable elsewhere. It cannot be coincidence that two senior figure in the EU just happen to be waiting their chance in Italy and Greece to stage bloodless coups. I have a nasty feeling that there are placemen deep in the politics of this country positioned to take the EU case at the expense of our country. You don't need a huge imagination to have a fairly good idea who they may be.

- Clive, London and Liverpool England, 15/11/2011 8:42

Rating 27

The gambling Banks crippled the World economy, shattered people lives and taken savings from the elderly...........So what do we do to "help" them? Stage One; We GIVE them £300 BILLION of taxpayers money so they can continue to gamble and pay themselves nice bonuses. Stage Two; And now we have started to see "Bank" friendly and supported Prime Ministers forced upon Democratic Nations. Are you ready for a barcode on your forehead and singing the EUSSR Anthem from here on in?

- Roy , Southampton, 14/11/2011 12:16

Rating 49

 

 

 

 

 

And now, a comparison between comments for Farage and Miliband

 

Farage

 

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2254368/So-Mr-Farage-does-UKIPs-leader-German-wife---did-make-kip-spare-room-seven-times-night-fling-Latvian.html#comments

 

- I Trust him Far More than Forked Tongue Cameron, Clegg & Milliband..........!

- martin, hampshire, United Kingdom, 28/12/2012 22:43

Rating 2894

 

I have met him. I would drink at the bar with him and I feel so let down by Cameron I will vote for him.

- Droffo, Salisbury, 28/12/2012 22:53

Rating 2417

 

A real person who speaks his mind. You can see why he doesn't fit in too well in that pit of snakes we call Parliament. Someone who doesn't lie to seek popularity. Now, do you want to try that for a change, or will you carry on with endlessly more of the same?

- Dino Fancellu, Epsom, United Kingdom, 28/12/2012 23:03

Rating 2195

 

We may as well vote him in, he will not be any worse and at least he will not get married to a man in church ! Actually he mostly talks sense, lets bring back grammar schools and excellence to this country. And leave the EU, countries cannot be all joined at the hip financially. That does not mean we cannot help one in trouble.

- toad007, Ipswich, 28/12/2012 22:50

Rating 1967

 

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2238412/Now-UKIP-leader-Nigel-Farage-says-COULD-deal-Tories-sack-David-Cameron-leader.html#ixzz2JUZ5N1eE

 

We don't want Farage IN the Government we want Farage AS the Government.

- Chris, Bangkok, Thailand, 26/11/2012 2:07

Rating 3392

Ed Miliband

 

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-1315466/Ed-Miliband-tilts-Labour-party-left-refusing-condemn-unions.html#ixzz2JUZWC4fN

 

Looks like Labour is on "melt-down" electing a kid who has never done a proper days work, never employed anyone, never set up a business and knows nothing about the world, work, industry and commerce (Oh - and never served in the military). As some one that runs a company with 200 staff, I would not like to "have to" employ this kid

- Expatriate, Hamburg, Germany, 27/9/2010 5:38

Rating 519

[Personally, I am furious Miliband had never served in the military]

 

Red Ed Miliband may have fooled the overbearing Unions - but, Joe Public will not be so easily deceived. NuLiebore effectively turned the once Great Britain into a Third World bankrupt cesspit.

- Reuben Camara, Plot 1, Morecambe Compound, UKSSR, 27/9/2010 6:04

Rating 404

 

I know the union movement was important once, but now it has lost its way and is a sick dog just like Labour. Both have had their day.

- antipolitician, Eastbourne, 27/9/2010 6:06

Rating 356

 

Destroyed England for 13 years by turning it into the laughing stock of Europe. Who cares who runs that sick disgusting, useless party. They should never be allowed to be in power again. Illegal wars, immigration out of control, no jobs, banks robbing us blind. Madness

- Lee, Alicante, 27/9/2010 8:16

 

If Labour care sincerely about worling people, then what about giving back the pensions that your party stole from British workers?

- Richo, Clacton, 27/9/2010 8:18

Rating 99

 

"He insisted Labour would not ‘lurch to the left’ under his leadership and he would not be in thrall to his union backers, declaring: ‘I’m my own man." Then Ed Miliband kisses the backside of the BBC unions who want to subvert freedom of speech and, eventually I presume, any suggestion of democratic debate, discussion and free public expression of ALL ideas. So he's in office for only a few minutes and already his first lie. Is that some kind of parliamentary record?

- Mark Rees, San Francisco (Ex Pat), 27/9/2010 6:51

Rating 89