Vote Ting-tong Bongo-bongo! You know it makes sense

Good luck to them, they offer more freedom than the rest of Britains draconian main parties offer.

Good luck to them, they offer more freedom than the rest of Britains draconian main parties offer.

Lets hope for a vote for England at Rochester tomorrow, lets see Milly Banned and Cammy run scared and the rest lose their deposits


Time for a stand!


VOTE UKIP!

They'll blind it, according to some fucktard on here they won't.

So these are the people who represent the working classes.

Emily Thornberry, the shadow attorney general, moved to one of the premier streets in pretty Islington two decades ago. Now the beautiful Victorian house would be worth almost £3million on the open market.
Margaret Hodge
Select committee chairman Margaret Hodge has raised an eyebrow over mansion tax, admitting “I would rather we did it in a slightly different way.” Her hesitance may be because her own home – just a few doors down Emily Thornberry – has also rocketed in value.
Ed Balls and Yvette Cooper
Even Ed Balls, the architect of the plan, could be hit by his own tax. A house a few doors down from his family home in north London – which he shares with his Cabinet Minister wife Yvette Cooper – is on the market for £1.7million… Perilously close to the limit. If values are taken from estate agents' calculations, they could face being dragged into the tax net.
... and Tony Blair
But at least they aren’t in the same situation as the Blair family. At the last count, Tony and Cherie Blair’s property empire included a Buckinghamshire mansion and six London houses.