Nigel Farage speaks up for Syria refugees

BBC News-UKIP's Nigel Farage speaks up for Syria refugees

Nigel Farage & Peter Oborne discuss the Roma threat

Nigel Farage - Britain's Saviour

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Nigel Farage talks about e-cigarettes

• European Parliament, Brussels, 17 December 2013 • Speaker: Nigel Farage MEP,Europe of Freedom and Democracy (EFD) group

Euro Commie Jose Manuel Barroso on the EUSSR (15Dec12)

Euro Commie Jose Manuel Barroso on the EUSSR (15Dec12) video, Euro Commie Jose Manuel Barroso on the EUSSR (15Dec12) hd UKIP party leader Nigel Farage says José Manuel Barroso, Herman Van Rompuy and other Euro fanatics are dangerous people, they do not care about democracy or .

Talking to European Communist Jose Manuel Barroso about his beloved EUSSR Communist block / NWO agenda to enslave countries in Communism. Recorded from BBC H.

Another great day today. All the newbies went out with Hayley on their own. And Jasper passed his vetting. Enjoy! x.

Brandon's update for the week of October 7, 2012.

The European Parliament is gearing up for a crunch vote on ACTA, the controversial global anti-piracy deal. Many MEPs are expected t.

Channel 4 News presenter Jon Snow tells ex News Of The World man Neil Wallis that he would NEVER pay for information or a story, he's a better journalist tha.

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Sharp End looks at the results of an exclusive opinion poll that suggests UKIP could be heading for a political breakthrough in Wales. And the week's politic.Labour MP John Mann wants to help UK business by slapping an Internet transmission tax. As if the government has not thought up of enough taxes to give to .

Nigel Farage interview: 'No more stunts, no more stupidity'

Nigel Farage interview: 'No more stunts, no more stupidity'
Ukip's leader Nigel Farage argues that his party have not peaked in popularity and that next year's elections to the European parliament will be an acid test. He says that his party will borrow ideas from think tanks and adopt tactics from the Liberal Democrats in a bid to win a cluster of MPs at the next election

Nigel Farage On Immigration And Trade

This Nigel Farage talking on BBC News about Immigration and trade

Nigel Farage Interview with Claire Séverac et Marion Sigaut (VOSTFR)

Entretien de Nigel Farage avec Claire Séverac et Marion Sigaut (VOSTFR)

Voici un entretien de Nigel Farage, député britannique au parlement européenne pour le parti UKIP, avec Claire Séverac et Marion Sigaut. Cet entretien a été réalisé le 3 septembre 2013 au parlement européen à Bruxelles, il a porté sur les sujets suivants :

- Le mariage homosexuel
- L'Union Européenne vis-à-vis de la Religion et de la Laïcité
- L'Union Européenne et la famille
- Le fonctionnement des institutions européennes
- Le rôle d'Internet dans nos démocraties
- L'affaire Snowden
- Les Lobby pharmaceutiques
- La mondialisation

Full BBC News - BBC News - Political speeches: Hannan, Farage, Kinnock, Howe, Cook, Hague

A politician's ambition is to make a speech so memorable it lives on in people's minds, whether it be a resignation, addressing a party conference, an attack on a political opponent or even the speaker's own party leader.

Giles Dilnot looked in the archives to remember famous words from Daniel Hannan, Nigel Farage, Neil Kinnock, Geoffrey Howe, Robin Cook and William Hague. Full BBC News Watch - BBC News - BBC News Videos -

Nigel Farage On The Commonwealth

This is Nigel Farage on Daybreak talking about what we could use the commonwealth for and also was David Cameron right to go to Sri Lanka.

Violent Revolution Coming, Coming Soon! Shiff. Paul, Nigel, Farage, Rogers

If you vote UKIP you get UKIP

Paul Nuttall - UKIP are the only real opposition to Labour in the North.

Anna Soubry vs Nigel Farage on Immigration

A woman in the Question Time audience and pro-immigration Conservative Anna Soubry attack UKIP's Nigel Farage, the UK must have "Open Borders" immigration, and continue the destruction of the UK.

Recorded from BBC1 HD, Question Time,07 November 2013.

Nigel Farage I thought I was going to die

This is Nigel Farage talking about his horrific plane crash accident

Nigel Farage on Panel Show

UKIP leader Nigel Farage on an ITV panel show called "The Agenda", fortunately not quite as blatantly marxist as the BBC's question time, though clearly there is an obsession with Miley Cyrus and mainstream celeb culture.

UKIP Nigel Farage -You can stop these dark forces, Mr Van Rompuy Nov 2013

UKIP Nigel Farage -You can stop these dark forces, Mr Van Rompuy Nov 2013 UKIP Nigel Farage speaks to Van Rompuy, November 2013

Nigel Farage on LBC 97 3 Radio , Energy prices, HS2 & Education - November 2013

UKIP Nigel Farage on LBC 97 3 Radio , Energy prices, HS2 & Education - November 2013 .UKIP Leader interviewed about Energy prices, HS2 & Education

Nigel Farage's First Speech

This is Nigel Farage's first ever speech how far he has come now...

Nigel Farage facing Angela Merkel

Nigel Farage calls Angela Merkel on the place of the UK in Europe, and offers him to abandon his idea of ​​Europe more

Nigel Farage ~ Rise of Eurosceptism is an Assertion of Identity

• Debate: Preparations for the European Council meeting (24-25 October 2013)
Council and Commission statements
[2013/2625(RSP)]

Transcript

There is only one real debate going on here this week in Strasbourg, it is the fear stalking the corridors. The concern you've got about the rise of Euroscepticism.

Years ago, you were less worried, the few of us here who were eurosceptic were treated as being mentally ill and sort of patted on the head.

But now we are 'evil', 'populists', we are 'dangerous'; we are going to bring down Western civilisation. And it is clear, you don't get it. You don't understand why this is happening - well let me help you.

In 2005, it was the pivotal moment of this project, the French and the Dutch had said No to the EU Constitution. Mr Barroso stood up and said they didn't really vote no, they didn't understand what they'd be

They did! You see ever since 2005, the real European debate is about identity. What we are saying, large numbers of us from every single EU member state is: we don't want that flag, we don't want the anthem that you all stood so ram-rod straight for yesterday, we don't want EU passports, we don't want political union.

And if you think about it, there is nothing extreme about that position, there is nothing right wing about that position, there is nothing left wing indeed about that position. It is a normal sensible assertion of identity. Because what we are saying on our side of the argument... [shouting from MEPS] Well you see you can scream and shout all you like, which really rather proves to me why you are going to do so badly in the European elections next year. Because you are not listening.

We want to live and work and breathe in a Europe of nation state democracy. We want to trade together, we want to cooperate together. We are happy to agree sensible common minimum standards, and yes we want to control our own borders which is the rational logical and sensible thing for any nation state to do. We are not against immigration, we are not against immigrants, we believe there needs to be a degree of control.

And that is the message that is picking up support right across this continent and I genuinely think that there is an opportunity for an electoral earthquake to happen in the European elections next year with a large number of people from all sides of this House who will come with a nation state agenda. Who will come saying, let's have a Europe, as De Gaulle might have said, of the patrie. Let's not have a Europe of political union. And you can abuse us all you like, but what we stand for is fair, principled and democratic.

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• EU Member States:
Austria, Belgium, Bulgaria, Croatia, Cyprus, Czech Republic, Germany, Denmark, Estonia, Spain, Finland, France, Greece, Hungary, Ireland, Italy, Latvia, Lithuania, Luxembourg, Malta, Netherlands, Poland, Portugal, Romania, Slovakia, Slovenia, Sweden, United Kingdom

Nigel Farage on who decides who can come to Britain and claim benefits

Debate: EU citizens' mobility and Member States' welfare systems
Commission statement
[2013/2894(RSP)]

Transcript

Well, Commissioner Andor, not one in a thousand British people would know who you are. They wouldn't be able to pick you up out of a line-up, and yet, you are rather powerful aren't you - you're the governor.

You're the man that decides who can come to Britain, who can claim benefits. You've got more power than a British government minister.

But I have to thank you for your study, because it's you that told us that there are 600,000 economically inactive Eastern Europeans in Britain, something our own government wasn't able to tell us.

And I suppose I have to admire your commitment to your job. After all, you're going to take the UK government to court to make sure we don't treat Eastern Europeans any differently to our own people. So it's certain that you mean business.

Now I know that this is a very complex area, but let's just look at one in-work social benefit, shall we - child benefit. From Eastern Europe at the moment we are now paying out child benefit for 50,000 children that don't even live in the United Kingdom.

There is no possible justification for us doing that, it's costing us a million pounds a week and it's yet another pull factor.

But of course this whole issue is going to get bigger, because we appear to have learnt nothing since 2004: If you allow the unrestricted free follow of people between poor and rich countries don't be surprised when you get a big result.

We have government prediction of 13,000 people a year - it was something like 400,000 a year for the first two years.

So we open the doors next year to Romania and Bulgaria. It means more over-supply in the unschooled labour market, more burden on the national health service and our schools, and yes, sadly, it's going to mean more crime too.

This issue will be the central issue of the European Elections next year. It will be the central issue of whether Britain remains a member of the European Union.

We're not against anybody from Eastern Europe, but we do believe that it's right and proper we should restrict and decide who comes to live in our country.

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• EU Member States:
Austria, Belgium, Bulgaria, Croatia, Cyprus, Czech Republic, Germany, Denmark, Estonia, Spain, Finland, France, Greece, Hungary, Ireland, Italy, Latvia, Lithuania, Luxembourg, Malta, Netherlands, Poland, Portugal, Romania, Slovakia, Slovenia, Sweden, United Kingdom

Nigel Farage on Steve Wright 17/10/13 [Edited]

Nigel Farage on Steve Wright

BBC Radio 2, UKIP Leader Nigel Farage MEP on "Person Behind the Politics"- Oct 2013

UKIP leader Nigel Farage, down to earth interview on BBC radio

Ron Paul ,Jim Rogers & Nigel Farage - Government Financial News 5-2-2013

Ron Paul,Nigel Farage & Jim Rogers on the government: "They'll use force and they'll use intimidation..."
by Simon Black on May 2, 2013 Santiago, Chile

Bottom line, nations are going bust. And the worse things get, the more desperate their tactics become.

This isn't the first time that the world has been in this position. This time is not different.

History shows that there are serious, serious consequences to running unsustainably high debts and deficits. And those consequences have almost invariably involved pillaging people's wealth, savings, livelihoods and liberties... either directly or indirectly.

What's happening right now is playing out in textbook fashion. More taxes, more debt, more printing, more confiscation, less freedom.

Nigel Farage MEP at the 2013 Freedom Zone

Nigel Farage talks during The Freedom Association's yearly event at the Conservative Party Conference. For more details visit http://www.tfa.net/

Nigel Farage Interviewed On The Andrew Marr Show

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Nigel Farage being interview on the Andrew Marr show on the 6th October 2013 he talks about where he might stand at the next general election and he has a debate with Theresa May over the ECHR
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Nigel Farage on BBC News Channel, EU immigration and trade (20Sept13)

Nigel Farage is interviewed on "Open Borders" iImmigration and trade with the EU if the UK left the European Union, as if Mercedes and VW would stop selling their stuff to the UK just because the UK would not be in the EU. The beginning of this intervew was missed as I was recording from the Live UKIP party confrence att the same time / conflict of channels to record.

UKIP in favour of Fracking (11Oct13)

UKIP are in favour of fracking the UK's landscape, and also making the water toxic / using up fresh water supplies (fracking uses a load of water).

Recorded from BBC Daily Politics, 11 October 2013.

Shortened interview with Nigel Farage, MEP and leader of Ukip

Shortened version of Mirren Gidda's interview with Nigel Farage. The full video can be watched online





She misses the key point on lots of issues, and i suspect relies far too much on statistics. Statistics do not tell the whole story. Her argument for the economic case of migrants is that the cake will get bigger with more migrants however, each individual slice will get smaller. This means low incomes will grow at a much slower rate with mass immigration. She also completely disregards the social aspects of mass immigration among others which made her argument so unbalanced it was laughable

UKIP Nigel Farage full interview on Australian TV

There's a wave of Euroscepticism creeping around Europe but no more strongly than in the UK. David Cameron once called UK Independent Party, UKIP "a bunch of fruit cakes, loonies and closet racists..."

But a recent poll puts thie UKIP support base at 17% of British voters, ranking UKIP third after the Tory and Labour parties and ahead of the Lib Dems with only 8%.UKIP's colourful, charismatic and eloquent leader Nigel Farage talks on Australian TV program 'The Business'.

Peter Oborne interviews Nigel Farage

Easily the most focused impressive perceptive British political leader we have at the moment.  Vote UKIP. They won't win but it will kick start the changes that might take ten years to conclude but that's unavoidable if you want that change. Vote UKIP - don't be scared.

UKIP Nigel Farage vs Conservative Bill Cash - Bruges Group 2013

UK Independence party leader Nigel Farage launches a scathing attack on Bill Cash and the Conservatives tribal politics

Nigel Farage interviewed by Andrew Marr (06Oct13)

UKIP party leader Nigel Farage is interviewed by Andrew Marr on a range of topics. I have cut into the interview the end segment of the show which also has a few words from Nigel Farage agasint failure home secretary Theresa May.

Recorded from BBC1 HD, Andrew Marr Show, 06 October 2013.

Nigel Farage vs Theresa May (06Oct13)

UKIP party leader Nigel Farage versus Conservative over promoted hopeless home secretary Theresa 'Jackboot' May.

Recorded from BBC1 HD, Andrew Marr Show, 06 October 2013.

UKIP Nigel Farage on Radio LBC 97.3 - Oct 2013

UK Independence party leader Nigel Farage interviewed on LBC radio

Farage: Ban Veils In Schools, Airports And Banks

Nigel Farage has told LBC 97.3 that veils should be banned in schools, airports and banks.

Nigel Farage on LBC 97.3

Watch the UKIP leader as he answers your questions on London's Biggest Conversation.

Nigel Farage on EU referendums, drugs liberalisation and a perfect Sunday, Sep 2013

Chat Politics - Nigel Farage on EU referendums, drugs liberalisation and a perfect Sunday, Sep 2013

just another example of why David Cameron would never debate with this man..
Nigel Farage is one of the only politicians who makes sense and the mainstream are deathly scared of this.
The argument that voting for ukip is a vote for labour.. but to my mind the so-called "conservatives" are just as terrible as labour and the libdems. 
They're all "progressive", globalist, big-government, pro-war, liberals.
UKIP would be a shocking change to the status-quo.

UKIP leader Nigel Farage Q&A - Bloomberg, September 2013

UK Independence party leader Nigel Farage MEP takes questions from the floor at Bloomberg, 2013

The Nigel Farage/UKIP threat to Tories (30Sept13)

The Conservatives (and Labour) are worried over the threat that Nigel Farage / UKIP are posing to the LibLabCon.

Recorded from BBC2 HD, Newsnight, 30 September 2013.

Meeting Nigel Farage: Does your party chairman know you're here?

Ukip Leader Nigel Farage has been banned from entering the secure zone at the Conservative Party conference - and his events have been removed from the official handbook

Nigel Farage over Cyprus : Get your money out while you can

"The message that this plan sends to people is: Get your money out while you can."

Nigel Farage spells it out to the Tories.

There isn't going to be a deal between us and the Conservative party at the next general election

Nigel Farage (UKIP Leader) on Syria & e-cigarettes

During the monthly European Parliament Strasbourg plenary session, we caught up with UKIP leader Nigel Farage, who shared his views on the current situation regarding possible military strikes against Syria, and also on a completely different issue, e-cigarettes! Thanks for watching, & whether you are a fan of Mr Farage or not, feel free to leave a comment!

Ukip wins significant gains in South Shields byelection

Ukip wins significant gains in South Shields byelection
Ukip wins 24% of votes in the South Shields byelection, coming second to Labour who have held the seat since 1935. Speaking before the results were announced, Ukip leader Nigel Farage insists Ukip has been underestimated by the mainstream media. The South Shields result represents one of Ukip's best shares in any parliamentary byelection.

FARAGE vs MERKEL

It is a shame really. The English lost how many thousands of lives in the two world wars to defeat Germany. Now they essentially hand over their sovereignty to the European Union with Germany in charge. No one in the UK other than Nigel seems to get this.

Nigel Farage denies singing Nazi songs as a schoolboy

Nigel Farage, leader of Ukip, says claims he sang Hitler Youth songs as a schoolboy are 'wildly exaggerated'

Nigel Farage on EU referendums, drugs liberalisation and a perfect Sunday

0:18 - the role of UKIP if we leave the EU
1:13 - the role of UKIP if we vote to remain in the EU
1:47 - benefits of our membership of the EU
2:32 - UKIP on the left/right spectrum of politics
3:36 - have UKIP become racist?
4:12 - is UKIP too Farage-centered?
5:00 - the media's portrayal of UKIP
5:39 - allowing free speech in political parties
6:39 - UKIP's chief executive's resignation
7:44 - does Farage regret standing down as UKIP leader?
8:13 - ambitions for 2015
8:46 - 2014 elections
9:15 - gay marriage
9:56 - UKIP and Farage's views on drug legalisation
11:00 - the lasting effect of Farage's aeroplane crash
12:13 - UKIP's increasing influence, e.g. on Syria
12:48 - admitting mistakes Farage has made
13:35 - how would you describe your perfect Sunday?

The United Kingdom Independence Party leader talks to us about all aspects of life, ranging from his most traumatic personal experience to his own views on same-sex marriage and drugs legalisation. He also discusses his hopes for UKIP in the 2015 general election, and answers criticisms that UKIP have become 'racist'.

Nigel Farage 'Ukip will cause an earthquake'

Nigel Farage 'Ukip will cause an earthquake'




The UK Independence Party's conference concludes on Saturday after being overshadowed by the actions of one of its MEPs.

Godfrey Bloom had the whip withdrawn after calling women at a conference fringe event "sluts" and hitting a TV journalist with a copy of the gathering's brochure.

Party leader Nigel Farage said he had "destroyed" the conference and his behaviour could not be tolerated.

Mr Bloom insisted the "sluts" remark was a joke but party leader Nigel Farage said the MEP, who is no stranger to controversy, had "gone beyond the pale" this time.

Pressed about the sluts comment, Mr Bloom told Sky News: "I made a joke and said 'oh well you're all sluts' and everybody laughed including all the women."

In a reference to previous comments made by Mr Bloom that he was keen to deal with women's issues because they did not ''clean behind the fridge enough'', a Ukip woman is heard joking: "I too have never cleaned behind my fridge."

Yorkshire and the Humber MEP Mr Bloom is then clearly heard responding "this place is full of sluts" on the audio clip of the meeting recorded by the Huffington Post website.

Mr Bloom also raised eyebrows when he hit Channel 4 journalist Michael Crick over the head with a copy of Ukip's conference guide and then called him a racist. He was confronted by the Channel 4 News political correspondent over why there were "no black faces" on the cover of the conference brochure.

Mr Farage told the conference in Westminster: "We can't have any one individual, however fun or flamboyant or entertaining or amusing they are, we cannot have any one individual destroying Ukip's national conference and that is what he's done today. I'm sad about that but we can't tolerate this."

The row diverted attention from Mr Farage's keynote speech, in which he predicted the party was on course to "cause an earthquake" by winning next year's European elections in what will effectively be a referendum on Britain's future EU membership.

George Galloway vs Godfrey 'Sluts' Bloom 24/9/2013

George Galloway vs Godfrey 'Sluts' Bloom 24/9/2013

UKIP welcomes Bulgarians

Slavi Binev wants to modernize Bulgaria.

Don't wait for David Cameron - Just vote UKIP in 2014

Cameron, like all his kind, wants slavery to be officially restored. Cheap foreign labour that doesn't speak the language, doesn't know the law and is easily trapped by debt is just one more step towards that aim.

Labour and Tory are interchangeable ~ Want different? - Vote UKIP

Nigel Farage - Labour and Tory are interchangeable.

UKIP Nigel Farage - Conference Speech 2013

UK Independence party leader Nigel Farage addreses the party conference 2013

ULIP withdraw Godfrey Bloom whip, Nigel Farage comments (20Sept13)

Recorded from BBC Parliament, 20 September 2013.

Nigel Farage on BBC News Channel, EU immigration and trade (20Sept13)

Nigel Farage is interviewed on "Open Borders" Immigration and trade with the EU if the UK left the European Union, as if Mercedes and VW would stop selling their stuff to the UK just because the UK would not be in the EU.

The beginning of this interview was missed as I was recording from the Live UKIP party conference at the same time / conflict of channels to record.

Recorded from BBC News Channel, 19 September 2013.

Nigel Farage before 2013 conference speech (20Sept13)

Nigel Farage is questioned before the 2013 UKIP party conference, one of the issues is the accusation that he was a racist fascist as a teenager in Dulwich College.
Recorded from BBC Breakfast, 20 September 2013.

Interview with UKIP leader Nigel Farage Summer 2013

the-news.co editor William Mills speaks to Nigel Farage after a boisterous speaking event in Hove's town hall. Filmed by Andy Collins.Rest of article can be seen on the-news.co.

Nigel Farage Predicted Everything

This is a video basically about Nigel Farage and how he foresaw everything of which was to come with the failing EU


Those politicians will then be employed by corporations and banks or maybe even directly by the EU in useless departments in exchange for their complacency.
They're not the architects of it all, they're minions who were approached and asked:
"would you rather be cattle or butchers? the process is inevitable, you can't fight it, so might as well join us"
The chairman of the BBC attends Bilderberg

UKIP is the party of Hope, says Nigel Farage

UKIP is the party of Hope, says Nigel Farage Published on 14 Sep 2013 ukipmedia

UK Independence party leader speaks to the North of England about the upcoming European elections in 2014

UKIP Nigel Farage launches into Guy Verhofstadt during Syria debate Sep 2013

Nigel Farage in action...or the best way to put down a socialist heckler! Watch and enjoy this classic put down..not to mention the irony of socialist militarists being exposed as hypocrites

Nigel Farage lambasts extreme militarists during Syria debate

Nigel Farage clearly stands out from the rest-that is why he is popular with the British public..compare him to the drooling, boring Peter Hain.

Nigel Farage: I hope taxpayers all over Europe listen to this...

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Nigel Farage vs Martin Callanan on EU 2014 elections (12Sept13)

Conservative MEP Martin Callanan versus UKIP's Nigel Farage on the European Union elections in 2014, and the LibLabCon worried over UKIP, even US president Barroso worried over UKIP trashing the other parties.
Recorded from BBC Daily Politics, 12 September 2013.

Nigel Farage UKIP : Tells former Belgian PM to shut up over Syria crisis

Nigel is the only normal person there, but of course the question is WHO MANUFACTURED THE CHEMICAL GASES, the people responsible for making them should be incarcerated for life and if their gases were used to murder innocent Syrians, they should suffer capital punishment.

Nigel Farage offers Barroso some cooling news

With a response from José Manuel Barroso, President of the EU Commission and a cameo appearance by Guy VERHOFSTADT MEP (Belgium), President of the Liberal group (ALDE)

• Debate: State of the Union
Statement by the President of the Commission
[2013/2623(RSP)]

Transcript

Round One

Well, Mr Barroso, not just you but the entire unelected government of Europe and a chance perhaps for our citizens to reflect on where the real power lies in this Union.

I've listened to you for nearly ten years - full marks for consistency - you are a man that likes fixed ideology, you probably picked it up when you were a communist or Maoist, or whatever you were, and for the last ten years you've pursued euro-federalism combined with an increasing green obsession.

And yes, it's been good - for bureaucrats, for big businessmen, for landowners, it has not been a bad decade. But it has been a disaster for poor people, unemployed people and those on low wages.

The euro which you believed would give us monetary stability has done the very opposite, it was a misconstruction from the start, and it's pretty clear that youth unemployment, at nearly 50% across the Mediterranean, is probably nearly double what it would have been as a direct result of the misconstruction that is the euro.

They're in the wrong currency, but I know that you'll never ever admit to that, and the euro I think will die a very slow and painful death. But you're all in denial about that.

But it's the green agenda that I find really more interesting. You keep telling us that climate change is an absolute top priority, and you've been greeted with almost hysteria in this place over the last ten years.

Well, those of us who have been sceptical about this have been mocked, derided, called 'deniers'.

We've argued from the start that the science wasn't settled, and we've argued very strongly that the measures we're taking to combat what may or may not be a problem are damaging our citizens.

And we've been proved to be right. Tens of millions forced into fuel poverty, manufacturing industry being driven away because of course our competitors in China and in America are going for cheap fossil alternatives and of course wind turbines blighting the landscapes and seascapes of Europe.

And still today you go on about green growth. Well, the consensus is breaking behind you - you know, [Industry] Commissioner Tajani the other day said that actually we face a systematic industrial massacre.

It is time to stop this stupidity and to help you [holds up colour pictures] there is the NASA photograph last August of the northern icecaps. And there is the NASA photograph this year of the icecaps. They increased by 60% in one year. Leading American scientists are now saying we are going into a period of between 15-30 years of global cooling.

We may have made one of the biggest stupidest collective mistakes in history by getting so worrying about global warming. You can reverse this in the next seven or eight months. You can bring down peoples' taxes. If you don't, they will vote on it in the European elections of next year.

Round TWO

"Well next year's European elections will not be contested on the old division lines of left and right and several group leaders have agreed with that today. Frankly that is all irrelevant.
It will be contested between those of us who believe in national democracy within the nation state; and those who believe that the 28 countries that are part of the EU are better governed by these institutions. That in a sense is what this comes down to.

But Mr Barroso, those of us who believe in national democracy do not want to take us back to the Western Front or 1914. Those of us who believe in national democracy will say to you that it is a healthy assertion of identity.

But it also shows a deeper understanding of why the problems of Europe were caused in the past. It is democratic nation states in Europe that are stable and will not go to war with each other.

Nigel Farage offers Barroso some cooling news (State of the Union 2013)

European Parliament, Strasbourg, 11 September 2013

• Speaker: Nigel Farage MEP, Leader of the UK Independence Party (UKIP), Co-President of the 'Europe of Freedom and Democracy' (EFD) Group in the European Parliament -
With a response from José Manuel Barroso, President of the EU Commission and a cameo appearance by Guy VERHOFSTADT MEP (Belgium), President of the Liberal group (ALDE)

• Debate: State of the Union
Statement by the President of the Commission
[2013/2623(RSP)]


Transcript

Round One

Well, Mr Barroso, not just you but the entire unelected government of Europe and a chance perhaps for our citizens to reflect on where the real power lies in this Union.

I've listened to you for nearly ten years - full marks for consistency - you are a man that likes fixed ideology, you probably picked it up when you were a communist or Maoist, or whatever you were, and for the last ten years you've pursued euro-federalism combined with an increasing green obsession.

And yes, it's been good - for bureaucrats, for big businessmen, for landowners, it has not been a bad decade. But it has been a disaster for poor people, unemployed people and those on low wages.

The euro which you believed would give us monetary stability has done the very opposite, it was a misconstruction from the start, and it's pretty clear that youth unemployment, at nearly 50% across the Mediterranean, is probably nearly double what it would have been as a direct result of the misconstruction that is the euro.

They're in the wrong currency, but I know that you'll never ever admit to that, and the euro I think will die a very slow and painful death. But you're all in denial about that.

But it's the green agenda that I find really more interesting. You keep telling us that climate change is an absolute top priority, and you've been greeted with almost hysteria in this place over the last ten years.

Well, those of us who have been sceptical about this have been mocked, derided, called 'deniers'.

We've argued from the start that the science wasn't settled, and we've argued very strongly that the measures we're taking to combat what may or may not be a problem are damaging our citizens.

And we've been proved to be right. Tens of millions forced into fuel poverty, manufacturing industry being driven away because of course our competitors in China and in America are going for cheap fossil alternatives and of course wind turbines blighting the landscapes and seascapes of Europe.

And still today you go on about green growth. Well, the consensus is breaking behind you - you know, Commissioner Tajani the other day said that actually we face a systematic industrial massacre.

It is time to stop this stupidity and to help you [holds up colour pictures] there is the NASA photograph last August of the northern icecaps. And there is the NASA photograph this year of the icecaps. They increased by 60% in one year. Leading American scientists are now saying we are going into a period of between 15-30 years of global cooling.

We may have made one of the biggest stupidest collective mistakes in history by getting so worrying about global warming. You can reverse this in the next seven or eight months. You can bring down peoples' taxes. If you don't, they will vote on it in the European elections of next year.

Round TWO

"Well next year's European elections will not be contested on the old division lines of left and right and several group leaders have agreed with that today. Frankly that is all irrelevant.
It will be contested between those of us who believe in national democracy within the nation state; and those who believe that the 28 countries that are part of the EU are better governed by these institutions. That in a sense is what this comes down to.

But Mr Barroso, those of us who believe in national democracy do not want to take us back to the Western Front or 1914. Those of us who believe in national democracy will say to you that it is a healthy assertion of identity.

But it also shows a deeper understanding of why the problems of Europe were caused in the past. It is democratic nation states in Europe that are stable and will not go to war with each other.

I will remind people that without the vote in the House of Commons two weeks ago that we would now be at war in Syria. What better proof can there be that nation state democracy can be a force for good.

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Austria, Belgium, Bulgaria, Croatia, Cyprus, Czech Republic, Germany, Denmark, Estonia, Spain, Finland, France, Greece, Hungary, Ireland, Italy, Latvia, Lithuania, Luxembourg, Malta, Netherlands, Poland, Portugal, Romania, Slovakia, Slovenia, Sweden, United Kingdom

Nigel Farage on home office campaign on illegal immigrants

Nigel Farage on home office campaign on illegal immigrants

Nigel Farage - What is the Labour Party ?

Clips of Nigel Farage talking about the Labour Party and UAF, Syria and Ukip voters. Paul Nuttall on Ukip in Liverpool:

Nigel Farage Theresa May and the Immigrants cat

Nigel Farage Theresa May and the Immigrants cat

UKIP Nigel Farage on LBC 97 3 Radio, Friday 6th September - 2013

Talking about Syria, Energy, NHS and a range of other issues.UKIP is the last hope United Kingdom has. All parties are just one same bullshit - NWO globalist warmongering agenda.

Nigel Farage on Syria

Extract from radio phone , well done Nigel and ukip,people waking up quickly to how eu laws and corrupt governments are killing the country 6 Sept.2013

Nigel Farage on LBC 97.3 - Friday 6th September

The MEP and UKIP Leader appears live on LBC 97.3 to answer your questions.

UKIP Leader Nigel Farage debating Syria, August 2013

UK Independence party Leader Nigel Farage debates with Conservative, Labour and Lib Dems MPs on Syria.

This is Why They Tried to Assassinate Nigel Farage

Nigel Farage on Starbucks CEO's hypocrisy on 'Pay Your Fair Share' while evading tax in UK

BBC News Nigel Farage explains why he hung up on BBC Scotland

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Nigel Farage Against the War in Syria

Well said Mr Farage, lets us just hope that enough MP's are going to take note of the British public's wishes tomorrow. Does anyone REALLY think battering Syria with cruise missiles is just to send Assad a message? It is nothing more than a ploy to weaken Assad's forces and open Syria up to terrorist organizations (still armed and funded by the west), a fractured Syria will be wide open for border grabbing, who will grab the most land?




UKIP's Nigel Farage on bloodthirsty UK and USA wanting to send in cruise missles to bomb Syrian leader Assad into submission, whilse at the same time supporting terrorists trying to depose Assad. Recorded from BBC NEws Channel, 28 August 2013.

Nigel Farage: Germans keen to keep UK in EU, not Brits

Growing British distrust of the EU has got members of the leading Conservatives to start the push for a referendum on whether to quit. A bill's in the pipeline for a 2017 deadline for the public to decide if they want to stay in the debt-ridden EU or not. Britain has rattled some cages by pledging an in-out referendum - with France accusing David Cameron of 'splintering' the EU. Head of the UK Independence party, Nigel Farage believes the sooner UK leaves EU the better.

Nigel Farage talking about UKIP and their policies

Episode Info: This is Nigel Farage talking to an audience about UKIP and their policies

Nigel Farage : It's Revolution Time

Get ready America all this is heading your way. The Obamanator is pretty much doing the same thing as far as we are concerned. Mutilating the Constitution and the Bill of rights. Most of America is asleep or hynotized by the media and video games. God Bless America. and bless thier little hearts when they wake up and smell the coffie or shit which ever they choose to see. Please excuse my spelling my spellcheck is not working.

Euro Crisis And Economic Collapse 2013, Nigel Farage, The Media Still Has No Grip On Reality

Nigel Farage is extremely knowledgeable. I do not believe a crash will happen within hours or even days. Economic conditions will get worse and then pro-longed at a fairly bad level and decline slowly. Though this decline can be fixed. I agree with alot of the points but also believe if the government and institutions wanted to or even cared to they could devise a plan and fix most things. But they wont and will bet against everything as it fails

Nigel Farage on home office campaign on illegal immigrants

Nigel Farage on home office campaign on illegal immigrants


Mr Farage is a national hero. We live in interesting times. We need a British spring and I firmly believe that 2018-19 will see such an event. Mark my words.

Channel 4 News presenter Cathy Newman tries a hatchet job on Nigel Farage

Channel 4 News presenter Cathy Newman tries a hatchet job on Nigel Farage / UKIP, and fails BADLY. Back to the drawing board for the frightened of losing votes / seats Tories and Labour party. Much raking failed. People have had enough of the LibLabCon lie machine. Recorded from Channel 4 News, 05 August 2013.

Nigel Farage on home office campaign on illegal immigrants (02Aug13)

UKIP party leader Nigel Farage on the racist Home Office crackdown on illegal immigration, a fake campaign to pretend to voters intending to vote UKIP tha tthe Tories are doing something, while keeping the "Open Borders" (tm) policy, anyone can continue to come into the UK

Recorded from Sky News, 02 August 2013.

Nigel Farage BBC Radio Interview

UKIP Leader Nigel Farage, Economic policy, Victoria Derbyshire, BBC Radio 5 live, 05 07 13 UK Independence party leader speaks on the Economy and takes questions from listeners.The BBC have a memorandum to rubbish UKIP at every opportunity . The BBC are the best advert for UKIP with their obeisance to the "main stream worthless political parties"Nigel is spot on about cuts and deregulation. That creates jobs, production, drives money into the country. It drives down costs. She's so clueless!!

Bongo Land ~ UKIP's Bloom: I don't see why Bongo Bongo is racist

Ukip's Godfrey Bloom tells Krishnan Guru-Murthy he does not believe the phrase "bongo bongo land" is racist. It's certainly caused a stir though - so Krishnan asked if he had apologised anyway...



A UK Independence Party politician has issued a public apology after saying Britain should not send foreign aid to "bongo bongo land". In a statement, MEP Godfrey Bloom said he regretted any offence or embarrassment caused by the remark. He said: "At a public speech in the West Midlands in early July I used a term which I subsequently gather under certain circumstances could be interpreted as pejorative to individuals and possibly cause offence. "Although quite clearly no such personal usage was intended, I understand from UKIP Party Chairman Steve Crowther and leader Nigel Farage that I must not use the terminology in the future, nor will I and sincerely regret any genuine offence which might have been caused or embarrassment to my colleagues. "My aim, successful as it appears, was to demonstrate the immorality of sending £1bn per month abroad when we are desperately short of money here." It comes just hours after the MEP for Yorkshire and North Lincolnshire told Sky News he did not regret the words he used and insisted he had sparked a vital debate about foreign aid. He told Sky: "Out here in Hull and Yorkshire, where we tell it like it is, they don't feel it's racist at all. "How can you get yourself into such a state about something which doesn't even exist? There is no such country so how can anyone be offended." He added: "It would be disingenuous of me to regret having said it having got this debate going ... If I've achieved that, I think I have done my country some good." Mr Bloom was filmed questioning the payments in a speech in July, as well as appearing to back the return of hanging. "How we can possibly be giving a billion pounds a month, when we're in this sort of debt, to bongo bongo land is completely beyond me," he said in the video. To buy Ray-Ban sunglasses, apartments in Paris, Ferraris and all the rest of it that goes with most of the foreign aid. F-18s for Pakistan. "We need a new squadron of F-18s. Who's got the squadrons? Pakistan, where we send the money." Later in the speech, Mr Bloom railed against the European Court of Human Rights for ruling that full life sentences could not be handed down. He said: "You can torture people to death, but you jolly well can't give them a full life sentence because that's against their human rights. "We can't hang them because we're now a member of the European Union and it's embedded in the Treaty of Rome. It's a personal thing, but I'd hang the b******s myself." He added: "I do hope they would ask me to throw the rope over the beam because I'd be delighted to do so." Mr Bloom denied to The Guardian, who obtained the video, that his comments were racist and declared: "What's wrong with that? I'm not a wishy-washy Tory." But he was later asked by UKIP not to repeat the words "bongo bongo" to avoid causing offence. Party chairman Steve Crowther said: "We are asking Godfrey not to use this phrase again as it might be considered disparaging by members from other countries. "However, foreign aid is an extremely important debate that needs wider discussion." Quizzed before the party's statement about what he would do if he was asked to mind his language, Mr Bloom said: "I'd say 'Righto, sorry, sorry everybody'." But he then repeated the controversial phrase, saying: "If I've offended anyone in bongo bongo land, I shall write to the ambassador at the Court of St James's and apologise to him personally." He insisted he was right to argue that Britain should be keeping taxpayers' money at a time of austerity - and shrugged off the prospect his language could lose him votes. "We live in a free country. I'm a libertarian. Please don't vote for me if you don't agree with me. I wouldn't expect you to," he told BBC's Radio 4 Today programme. "But if you're fed up with £1bn a month going abroad with no audit trail when we're cutting our police and hospitals, vote for me." He added: "I think I'm standing up for ordinary people at the pub, the cricket club, the rugby club." Laura Pidcock, from campaign group Show Racism The Red Card, called the comments "highly offensive" and said the intention behind them was irrelevant. "These crude stereotypes that see Britain as a civilised place and overseas as tribal is an extremely homogenising sentiment and I think it's incredibly damaging," she said. Shadow international development secretary Rushanara Ali added: "These are an offensive and narrow-minded set of remarks. "The British are among the most generous in the world and recognise that Britain's commitment to international development is both morally right and key to securing our future prosperity. "If Nigel Farage is serious about getting rid of racism and intolerance in his party, he should take action against UKIP politicians who think it's acceptable to refer to developing countries as bongo bongo land."

Nigel Farage on wholesale, violent revolution in Europe

Nigel Farage spoke at the Sovereign Man: Offshore Tactics Workshop in Santiago, Chile, on March 30 - April 1, 2013.

War on Terror is War on Liberty - Nigel Farage launches e-petition

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• UKIP Leader Nigel Farage launches an e-petition during the UKIP 2012 Spring Conference - 3 March 2012

The e-petition demands that David Cameron debates the US-UK extradition treaty with President Obama, with a view to amending it; this in the light of the recent extradition of British citizen Christopher Tappin See below

SIGN the PETITION
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From Ukip.org

UKIP Leader Nigel Farage, the long term friend and supporter of Kent businessman Christopher Tappin, has set up a petition for opponents of his extradition to sign.

Mr Tappin, who fought extradition to the USA for two years, is currently awaiting the response to his bail application after Home Secretary Theresa May failed to stop his deportation to Texas.

If he is denied bail he faces the prospect of waiting for years in a violent American prison and being forced into a plea bargain. If he waits

Nigel Farage on our coming Fascism

We leave the EU..and Britains relationship to Europe returns to what it was what it was for centuries. Respectful, friendly, but always watchful and with a great deal of suspicion. This is healthy and preserved England as unique culture. If Britain had been more European it would have ended a 1000 years ago as a unique culture...

Nigel Farage interview: 'No more stunts, no more stupidity'

Ukip's leader Nigel Farage argues that his party have not peaked in popularity and that next year's elections to the European parliament will be an acid test. He says that his party will borrow ideas from think tanks and adopt tactics from the Liberal Democrats in a bid to win a cluster of MPs at the next election

Nigel Farage on NSA Spying 'Do not think that whatever you say on Facebook is private, it isn't

"Is NSA Spying A Threat To Our Civil Liberties?" Those who are saying no to this question probably don't even know what "civil liberties" mean.

Nigel Farage on S and M films biscuits and how to win in Buckingham

Nigel Farage on S and M films, biscuits, and how to win in Buckingham.Pull out the European countries out of the euro! Why do the British, German, French and all the others have to pay for the high-game played by Greek banks? Because they've comitted themselves to it through the euro! Pull out the European nations!

Nigel Farage : Don't underestimate UKIP

Ukip Leader Nigel Farage says despite losing out in Rotherham people shouldn't "underestimate" the party.

The UK Independence Party (Ukip) came second in by-elections in Rotherham and Middlesbrough last night, just days after a row over foster children being taken away from a couple because they were members of the party.

Rotherham, where the scandal erupted, was held by Labour, where Sarah Champion won 9,866 votes. The seat was vacated after Denis MacShane quit over his expense claims.

But Ukip's Jane Collins took 4,648 votes, nearly 22 per cent of those cast, with the Conservatives beaten into fifth place behind the British National Party (BNP) and Respect, and the Liberal Democrats eighth.

Nigel Farage : Leaders utterly unplugged from thoughts & hopes of ordinary people

In anticipation of a promised referendum of the UK's membership of the EU, the key issue is whether Britain will get its democracy and self-governance back so that the future generation can call the country 'their own', UKIP leader Nigel Farage told RT.

What s going on the Europe economy - world by Nigel Farage

What s going on the Europe economy - world by Nigel Farage



The Soviets managed to keep the zombie-rouble alive for 70 long years. Indeed, where there is a will, there is a way - at huge costs to taxpayers. but the Russians did not dollarized their currency thanks God. This is a counter to the Western privatized dollar/euro making institutions like ECB, FED, EMI, etc. The only hope for the economies around the world it that there are countries which do not trade in dollars/euros, but can be affected when the dollar and euro kick the bucket.

Nigel Farage Best Bits

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This is Nigel Farage at his best. He speaks with utter passion and in my opinion should be the next prime minister so vote UKIP for a more fairer society!

Nigel Farage Vs John Humphrys It's up to people how they live their lives not the state

true capitalism is not practiced anymore in Europe and they should've let the banks go bankrupt but ah well...as Thomas Jefferson once said: ''I believe that banking institutions are more dangerous to our liberties than standing armies''. Maybe we can reflect that quote on the present as to why they didn't let them declare bankruptcy.

Euro Crisis And Economic Collapse 2013, Nigel Farage, The Media Still Has No Grip On Reality

Euro Crisis And Economic Collapse 2013, Nigel Farage, The Media Still Has No Grip On Reality

The Jewish Chronicle interviews Nigel Farage of UKIP

Stephen Pollard, editor of the Jewish Chronicle newspaper, interviews Nigel Farage, leader of the UK Independence Party in front of an audience of 350 at a JC sponsored event.

Nigel Farage speech in Belfast

Highlights of a speech by Nigel Farage during a visit to Belfast in July 2013.

Nigel Farage in Belfast

UKIP boss Nigel Farage says he'd allow the Irish border to stay open – but would introduce stricter controls on who could cross it if his party was in power.

Irish residents would be able to travel north but foreign nationals in the Republic would have to apply for work permits to do so, he said.
He was speaking as he brought his anti-EU message to Belfast in a bid to build support ahead of next year's European and council elections.
The party has one MLA and a councillor in the province, but Mr Farage insists there is a real hunger for a fresh approach. The Ukip leader also claimed:
* His party has support in the Republic.
* Northern Ireland has been failed by Europe, despite billions of pounds from EU grants.
* Ukip will field at least two candidates in every area at the next council elections.
He believes the party is a positive addition to the political scene.
"We are the only genuinely UK-wide political party in operation in the UK today; our Euro-scepticism is not open to question and we also have a genuinely non-sectarian approach to politics," he said. "I believe that would be a healthy injection to the Northern Irish political debate."
 http://www.belfasttelegraph.co.uk/news/politics/ukips-nigel-farage-wants-tighter-controls-on-northern-ireland-and-republic-border-29404652.html

Nigel Farage on Croatia Joining The EU

Interview: Nigel Farage speaking before Croatian entry into EU
Nigel Farage (UKIP), British Member of the European Parliament, in an interview with correspondent Vecernji list from Brussels a few days before the Croatian accession to the European Union

Nigel Farage: UKIP plans are "work in progress"

UKIP will "come up with a full costed manifesto" for the next general election, says Nigel Farage when questioned over whether his figures to cut quangos are incorrect by £30billion.

Nigel Farage: "I never used" Isle of Man trust fund

UKIP leader Nigel Farage tells Victoria Derbyshire about a trust fund he once had in the Isle of Man, which he has received some criticised for.

Nigel Farage: There is a Gathering Electoral Storm July 2013

UK Independence party leader Nigel Farage speaks in the European parliament
Mr Farage deserves an award from the peoples of the world. this man has/is fighting for real justice for real people from many countries not just Britain..and I applaud all that is said and done by UKIP and Nigel because they are our last chance to scrape back some freedom, liberty and justice before we are completely consumed by the hypocritical nonsenses that have always sat above us laughing at the death and destruction they have caused over generations..BRAVO UKIP.

NIGEL FARAGE : Cameron cons UK, hides massive budget black hole

Britain's Prime Minister David Cameron has delivered closing remarks at the Conservative party's annual conference in an effort to drum up support amid eroding public confidence. The party is trailing behind the Labor opposition in opinion polls as it takes fire for sweeping spending cuts. David Cameron has had to avoid even using the word "austerity" which he helped popularize after coming to power. Nigel Farage, leader of the UK Independence party, says that Tory policies are not bringing any meaningful change to the country's economy.

Ukip: Farage calls for EU referendum 'before next election'

Ukip leader Nigel Farage, speaking on the BBC's Andrew Marr Show on Sunday, discuses David Cameron's decision on an EU referendum

Nigel Farage Vs John Humphrys It's up to people how they live their lives not the state YouTube

The BBC bias against UKIP is nothing short of disgraceful The BBC needs to be brought before a real independent judiciary and charged for treason with it's Western destroying Fabian agenda. . Is this the best the BBC (who think they are the bee's knees) can do? And we pay these tossers? What a joke!!!!!! Perhaps when Farage is PM he will get rid of the lot of them and hire some people who know how to conduct an interview!!!

Nigel Farage harangued by protestors in pub

Ukip leader Nigel Farage harangued by protestors in pub

Story on UKIP's efforts to woo younger voters, The World Tonight, BBC Radio 4, 18.06.13

Featuring Robin Hunter-Clarke and Nigel Farage. A longer version of the Newsbeat article.

Dish-water dull BBC piece. What a few dim kids at Skegness's arcades think of the re-appearance of a Classical Liberal Party in England's political landscape & its geo-strategic implications for the nation's destiny is hardly arresting. & the bit about teenagers not being able to work at Euro ski resorts if we quit the EU was bizarre
Great to hear Farage developing the Classical Liberal theme, all the evidence I see online is UKIP has the politically astute youth with it as Paul did in the USA

Nigel Farage - UK out of EU within six years

Nigel Farage - UK out of EU within six years


• European Parliament, Brussels, 08 May 2013

• Speaker: Nigel Farage MEP, Leader of the UK Independence Party (UKIP), Co-President of the 'Europe of Freedom and Democracy' (EFD) Group in the European Parliament

• Workshop for senior editors: The future of Europe in a time of crisis (with the participation of Group presidents)

- The future of the euro area, EU policies and democratic accountability

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• EU Member States:
Austria, Belgium, Bulgaria, Cyprus, Czech Republic, Germany, Denmark, Estonia, Spain, Finland, France, Greece, Hungary, Ireland, Italy, Latvia, Lithuania, Luxembourg, Malta, Netherlands, Poland, Portugal, Romania, Slovakia, Slovenia, Sweden, United Kingdom

Euro Crisis and collapse, Nigel Farage, the Media still has no grip on reality

Euro Crisis and collapse, Nigel Farage, the Media still has no grip on reality

Nigel Farage compares Scots nationalist elements to EDL

 UKIP leader Nigel Farage compares Scots nationalist elements to EDL




The UK Independence Party leader Nigel Farage has compared elements of Scottish nationalists to the far-right English Defence League. On Tuesday, the politician visited Aberdeen ahead of the Donside by-election, which will be held on Thursday. UKIP is fielding candidate Otto Inglis in the contest, which is taking place following the death of SNP MSP Brian Adam after a battle with cancer.

Mr Farage said in an interview with STV's Political Editor Bernard Ponsonby that some of the roots of the SNP were founded in anti-Englishness. The 49-year-old, who was barricaded inside an Edinburgh pub during a media conference last month, also compared parts of the Scottish nationalist movement to the EDL.He said: "We have elements of this in England - we have an English Defence League. I would be in absolutely no doubt in my total condemnation of them and their methods.

"So there's an edge to Scottish nationalism that I think is rather unpleasant."

Asked if it was appropriate to draw comparisons between elements of Scottish nationalism with the EDL, Mr Farage replied: "I think it probably is, yes." When questioned over previous statements regarding the SNP being anti-English, the UKIP leader said: "If you go back to before, way back into the '30s and '40s, some of the people that founded it were profoundly anti-English."

Asked if he could name one, he replied: "No I can't, but I've read the history of the party."

UKIP leader Nigel Farage compares Scots nationalist elements to EDL

The UK Independence Party leader Nigel Farage has compared elements of Scottish nationalists to the far-right English Defence League. On Tuesday, the politician visited Aberdeen ahead of the Donside by-election, which will be held on Thursday. UKIP is fielding candidate Otto Inglis in the contest, which is taking place following the death of SNP MSP Brian Adam after a battle with cancer.

Mr Farage said in an interview with STV's Political Editor Bernard Ponsonby that some of the roots of the SNP were founded in anti-Englishness. The 49-year-old, who was barricaded inside an Edinburgh pub during a media conference last month, also compared parts of the Scottish nationalist movement to the EDL.He said: "We have elements of this in England - we have an English Defence League. I would be in absolutely no doubt in my total condemnation of them and their methods.

"So there's an edge to Scottish nationalism that I think is rather unpleasant."

Asked if it was appropriate to draw comparisons between elements of Scottish nationalism with the EDL, Mr Farage replied: "I think it probably is, yes." When questioned over previous statements regarding the SNP being anti-English, the UKIP leader said: "If you go back to before, way back into the '30s and '40s, some of the people that founded it were profoundly anti-English."

Asked if he could name one, he replied: "No I can't, but I've read the history of the party."

Nigel Farage in Syria We Could Provide Arms That End Up Being Used Against British Soldiers

Nigel Farage on Syria We Could Provide Arms That End Up Being Used Against British Soldiers


Nigel Farage and George Galloway appear on special BBC Question Time Edinburgh 2013
The Scottish National party, the Liberal Democrats and the Green Party have just written to the BBC to complain about the inclusion of the politicians on last night's Question Time.

The BBC has confirmed that the parties have all sent letters of complaint to BBC director general Tony Hall about Farage and Galloway's appearances in the latest edition of the current affairs show, which was filmed in Edinburgh and was meant to be dedicated to the issue of Scottish independence.

The parties all argue that since neither UKIP nor Galloway's Respect party have any seats in Scotland, they should not have been on last night's show.

Scottish Greens Co-convener Patrick Harvie MSP said that he had spoken to the programme's editor about the "bizarre" choice of panelists: "It is clear to me that this programme has been contrived to deliver sensationalist confrontation, rather than serious debate. The lack of balance is staggering and I know from comments we've received it's not just Green supporters who are alarmed.

"The BBC has shown serious misjudgement in allowing tonight's programme to go ahead and we look forward to meeting senior managers to discuss how they intend to rectify a situation that will have harmed the broadcaster's reputation for fairness."

The programme was recorded in Edinburgh in front of an audience of 16- and 17-year-olds, an age group being given a vote for the first time in next year's independence referendum.

The BBC defended its panel selection, issuing a statement which said: "The programme aimed to provide its unique audience of 16 and 17 year olds with as broad a range of political opinion as possible, while offering a UK-wide audience at home a varied and interesting political and current affairs debate.

"Nigel Farage represents a party with growing UK support and their recent electoral gains since the 2010 general election makes them of interest to our audience. The Question Time panel is chosen carefully across the series and the Green party has appeared on the programme twice in the last four months. The Scottish Greens will be invited to appear on the programme in a future edition recorded in Scotland."

Nigel Farage and George Galloway on Question Time - 14th June 2013

George Galloway and Nigel Farage on Question Time.
One of the very best Question Times I have ever seen in 20 years! British political debate goes straight into a Founding Father quote! is it the tipping point that we've been waiting for?? But I think that the young audience lends truth to consciousness at last..

Nigel Farage UKIP 'changing the national debate'

Nigel Farage UKIP 'changing the national debate'
Nigel is a legend! Already looking forward to the european elections and never thought I'd say that about an election.... Vote UKIP!

Nigel Farage on rising popularity of UKIP (06Jan13)

Nigel Farage on rising popularity of UKIP (06Jan13)
UKIP party leader Nigel Farage is interviewed on the rise of UKIP in the opinion polls, and better local election results ousting established parties down the list. Recorded from Sky News,

Nigel Farage Welcomes Patrick O'Flynn to UKIP

Nigel Farage Welcomes Patrick O'Flynn to UKIP

Nigel Farage speaks against the UAF fascists (+EDL)

8 June, 2013 - Recorded at the SE Conference, Lakeside Centre Ken Livingstone (Labour Party, Former Mayor of London, President of the UAF) has said: "I will make London a beacon for Islam" Now 'White Brits' are leaving London, because of Ken Livingstone and the UAF

Nigel Farage - A City Man in Politics

Nigel Farage speaking on the Mainstage at Master Investor 2013

Nigel Farage is UKIP MEP for the South East of England. He was re-elected Leader of the Party in 2010 with 60% of the vote.
First elected to the European Parliament in 1999, he has used his experience of the EU to increase awareness of its activities back home in Britain.
A firm believer in independence for the UK, he is a proponent of free speech and has faced considerable hostilities from his political opponents for speaking out in favour of free and fair referendums on the transfer of powers from elected politicians to the EU.
Nigel started life in the City of London, working at Drexell Burnham and Credit Lyonais Rouse before setting up his own company as a metals broker.
He became a founder member of UKIP in 1993 and has gone on to become the Party's best known figure. Nigel has spent his life battling for what he believes are the best interests of this country

Euro Crisis and collapse, Nigel Farage, the Media still has no grip on reality

Euro Crisis and collapse, Nigel Farage, the Media still has no grip on reality
The UK doesn't trade with the EU. However, it does trade with the member states of the EU. How does the breakup of the EU by any means dissolve current trade partnerships. Yes trade barriers may rise between some countries, but a total breakdown in trade I think not!

UKIP clash with protesters in Brighton

SQtv - UKIP clash with protesters in Brighton


When UKIP and their controversial leader Nigel Farage announced an intention to visit liberal hotbed Brighton & Hove, it wouldn't have taken a professor of politics to predict that the best of British seaside of hospitality wouldn't be on offer for the eurosceptic party.

After storming success in May's local elections, Farage is under the microscope. As expected, anti-fascist demonstrators lined up outside Hove Town Hall in order to make a stand against UKIP's alleged racist, fascist and homophobic practices.

SQ Magazine's reporter Arif Ali was on the scene to cover both sides of the story, quizzing both demonstrators and UKIP members on the party's controversial place in UK politics. We've also got exclusive footage of the protesters who did their best to directly disrupt Nigel Farage's headline appearance.

Nigel Farage Who Can Be The Most Stupid

Nigel is brilliant - but us Brits never get this stuff 'reported' on our national TV - I have to go watch USA TV to see reports about our man in Europe! Bonkers - thank god for you tube or we would never know what the fuck is going on.


Nigel Farage Who Can Be The Most Stupid [Subscribe and don't forget my other video's about EUSSR] . Nigel Farage Tells EU To Stop It's Competition Of Stupidity.

Nigel Farage calls Van Rompuy a damp rag

Mr President Nigel Farage calls Van Rompuy a damp rag
the EU has never ever balanced its books NEVER people get money for turning up then they leave and have the day off. can you imagine the scams they are pulling, milking in as much money as the can . whilst Greek people suffer and see there pensions and livelihoods stripped away

Nigel Farage on EU averting olive oil 'disaster' 21 May 2013

UKIP's Nigel Farage makes a good joke at how hard the EU works, how they averted a "disaster" on olive oil of their own making. Recorded from BBC Parliament, Tx:25 May 2013, Recorded 21 May 2013 from Strasbourg.

Nigel Farage - Wiki Article

Nigel Paul Farage is a British politician and leader of the UK Independence Party since 2010; he also held that position from September 2006 to November 2009. Since 1999, he has been a Member of the European Parliament for South East England and co-chairs the Europe of Freedom and Democracy group.


Farage was a founding member of UKIP, having left the Conservative Party in 1992 after the signing of the Maastricht Treaty. Having unsuccessfully campaigned in European and Westminster parliamentary elections for UKIP since 1994, he won a seat as MEP for South East England in the 1999 European Parliament Election -- the first year the regional list system was used -- and was re-elected in 2004 and 2009. Farage describes himself as a libertarian.

In September 2006, Farage became the UKIP Leader and led the party through the 2009 European Parliament Election when it received the second highest share of the popular vote, defeating Labour and the Liberal Democrats with over two million votes. He stepped down in November 2009 to concentrate on contesting the Buckingham seat of the Speaker, John Bercow, at the 2010 general election.

At the 2010 General Election, Farage failed to unseat Bercow and received only the third highest share of the vote in the constituency. Shortly after the polls opened on 6 May 2010, Farage was injured in an aircraft crash in Northamptonshire. The two-seated PZL-104 Wilga 35A had been towing a pro-UKIP banner when it flipped over and crashed shortly after takeoff. Both Farage and the pilot were hospitalised with non-life threatening injuries.

In November 2010, Farage successfully stood in the 2010 UKIP leadership contest, following the resignation of its leader, Lord Pearson of Rannoch. Farage was also ranked 41st in The Daily Telegraph's Top 100 most influential right-wingers poll in October 2009, citing his media savvy and his success with UKIP in the European Elections. Farage was ranked 58th in the 2010 list compiled by Iain Dale and Brian Brivati for The Daily Telegraph. In the same list published in 2012, Farage was ranked 17th.

Farage has been noted for his passionate and sometimes controversial speeches in the European Parliament.

Background

Farage was born in Herne, Kent, on 3 April 1964, to Guy Justus Oscar Farage and Barbara Stevens. His father was a stockbroker in the City who left the family home when Nigel was five years old. Farage was educated at Dulwich College. In 1982 he joined the London commodity brokerage firm Drexel Burnham Lambert. In 1986, he joined Credit Lyonnais Rouse. He joined Refco in 1994, and Natexis Metals in 2003.

In his early 20s, Farage was diagnosed with testicular cancer but made a full recovery. Farage has been described as a "chain smoker".

Farage has been married twice. He married Grace Hayes in 1988, by whom he has two children: Samuel (1989) and Thomas (1991). The marriage was dissolved in 1997. In 1999 he married Kirsten Mehr, a German national, and they have two children, Victoria (born 2000) and Isabelle (born 2005).

Farage has published a book of memoirs, entitled Fighting Bull (Flying Free in paperback), outlining the founding of UKIP and his personal and political life so far.

Political career

Conservative Party

Active in the Conservative Party from his school days, Farage left the party in 1992 when John Major's Government signed the Treaty on European Union at Maastricht.

UKIP and the European Parliament

Farage was a founding member of UKIP in 1993. He was elected to the European Parliament in 1999 and re-elected in 2004 and 2009. Farage is presently the leader of the thirteen-member UKIP contingent in the European Parliament, and co-leader of the multinational Eurosceptic group, Europe of Freedom and Democracy.

UKIP party leadership

On 12 September 2006, Farage was elected leader of UKIP with 45% of the vote, 20% ahead of his nearest rival. He pledged to bring discipline to the party and to maximise UKIP's representation in local, parliamenta

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Nigel Farage- I hope taxpayers all over Europe listen to this... .

• Joint debate: European Council meeting (22 May 2013) - tax fraud and tax havens

1. Preparations for the European Council meeting (22 May 2013)
Council and Commission statements
[2012/2805(RSP)]

2. Fight against tax fraud, tax evasion and tax havens
Report: Mojca Kleva Kekuš (A7-0162/2013)
Report on Fight against Tax Fraud, Tax Evasion and Tax Havens
[COM(2012)0722 - - 2013/2060(INI)]
Committee on Economic and Monetary Affairs

3. Annual tax report: how to free the EU potential for economic growth
Report: Ildikó Gáll-Pelcz (A7-0154/2013)
Report on the Annual Tax report: how to free the EU potential for economic growth
[COM(2012)0756 - - 2013/2025(INI)]
Committee on Economic and Monetary Affairs

• Bluecard question: Liisa JAAKONSAARI MEP (Finland), Socialist group (S&D)

Speech transcript:

"Thank you. Well there is a great degree of unity here this morning, with a common enemy - rich people, successful companies evading tax, which of course is a problem.

Avoiding tax, which is not illegal, but it gives this whole chamber this morning a high moral tone.

And as Mr Barroso says it is all about the perception of fairness. Because there is the added bonus of course that it drives a wedge between the United Kingdom, the Channel Islands, the Isle of Man, and the Caymans.

But before we declare our virtues, perhaps we ought to look just a little bit closer to home.

And I hope that the taxpayers all over Europe listen to this. If we look at the EU officials who work for the European Commission and the European Parliament, the highest category [the most common grade is AD12] are people that earn a net take home pay of just over 100 thousand pounds a year. And yet under EU rules they pay tax of 12 per cent. It is tax fraud on an absolutely massive scale.

And Mr Barroso I would say to you, how can that be deemed to be fair? How can people out there struggling - the 16 million people unemployed in the eurozone - how can they look at these institutions, not only paying people vast sums of money but allowing them tax and pension benefits on a scale not seen anywhere else in the world? So I suggest we have a bit less of this high moral tone.

And what have these officials given us? Well, they were the architects of the euro, which is a complete disaster. Their obsession with global warming which chimes very strongly here means we are despoiling our landscapes and seascapes with these disgusting wind turbines and driving up energy prices.

But never let it be said that I cannot acknowledge success when I see it. And I am sure the citizens of Europe will all clap and cheer loudly that the grave, mortal danger of olive oil in dipping bowls has been removed by the officials. Well done everybody."

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BBC acusses Nigel Farage of smoking & drinking too much

During a heated interview with UKIP's Godfrey Bloom a BBC reporter suggests Nigel Farage is smoking and drinking to much and it's effecting his judgement after his run in with extreme Scottish nationalists.

UKIP Leader Nigel Farage Harrased By Scottish in Pub

They called him a Racist, Nazi and a Facist and shouted down his attempts to openly debate them and then told him to go back to England... So really the Scotts acted in a manner consistent with their accusations towards him. A seriously poor choice in slogans and tactics. But hey, thats the braveheart way.

Nigel Farage full interview on ABC Australian TV

UKIP Nigel Farage full interview on ABC Australian TV

UK Independence party leader Nigel Farage full interview on Australian Television.Nigel Farage is a brilliant and much needed addition to a tired and corrupt political system. But at the moment UKIP is a one man band, he needs to expand the talent pool within the party to be a serious candidate for government.

Nigel Farage Europe has been hijacked by the EU Project

UKIP Nigel Farage Europe has been hijacked by the EU Project

Nigel Farage, Peter Bone, Emma Reynolds on Europe (13May13)

UKIP's Nigel Farage, Conservative MP Peter Bone, and Labour MP Emma Reynolds argue on the issue of Europe and the UK's relationship with that Communist block.

Recorded from BBC Daily Politics, 13 May 2013.

Nigel Farage meets the Bulgarians preview

UKIP leader Nigel Farage travels with Channel 4 News to Bulgaira to explore if the UK should expect an influx of immigrants. There he is invited to a Romany gypsy party, and is charmed by the hospitality on show. Nigel Farage, leader of Ukip, gives a lecture at a Sofia university, and is up against some opinions that may shock him, as a part of a fact finding mission to see if Bulgarians will flee to the UK when restrictions are lifted.Nigel Farage is grilled on a Bulgarian television show on his views on immigration, as a part of a fact-finding trip on whether or not Bulgarians will flee to the UK when restrictions are lifted.