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Biscuitman
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06 Oct 2016, 7:53 am
Reports that Stephen Woolfe got into an argument with another UKIP MEP in Strasbourg, was punched and then collapsed. Now in hospital in a serious condition.
Gwydion
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06 Oct 2016, 9:39 am
06 Oct 2016, 2:49 pm
Gwydion
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07 Oct 2016, 7:52 am
JohnPowell wrote:
UKIP have always been a joke.
Coming from a Corbynista, that's got a delicious irony to it.
How hard were you laughing at the 'joke' that is UKIP on the morning after the EU referendum?
It's hardly the first time a UK politician has been involved in a bit of handbags. Michael Heseltine and Norman Tebbit are both known to have thrown the odd fist in the commons bar, as is John Prescott, also famous for chinning that bloke with the mullet. I'm sure there's others.
09 Oct 2016, 6:45 am
09 Oct 2016, 1:51 pm
Gwydion wrote:
JohnPowell wrote:
UKIP have always been a joke.
Coming from a Corbynista, that's got a delicious irony to it.
How hard were you laughing at the 'joke' that is UKIP on the morning after the EU referendum?
It's hardly the first time a UK politician has been involved in a bit of handbags. Michael Heseltine and Norman Tebbit are both known to have thrown the odd fist in the commons bar, as is John Prescott, also famous for chinning that bloke with the mullet. I'm sure there's others.
You really ought to take a break from corporate media. I'm not a 'Corbynista', whatever the hell that means. I defend his right to be leading a socialist party, as he's actually a socialist and object to the treatment he receives from a bunch of shills.
Pretty hard, as I got what I voted for
Corbyn was 7/10 for staying in himself.This is two of the same party, outside the European parliament and one of them is favorite to be the next leader. And could be the new leader for like 4th time in a few months.
09 Oct 2016, 1:51 pm
pluto wrote:
It's ironic that Stephen Woolfe will have the benefit of free health care in France due to EU agreements.
