[UKrepublican]

How many leaders do you know, in an election debate that would call out the left wing bias of the media, even the damn audience? Five leaders debated last night - four were left wingers and only one of the right represented - our Nigel! To actually make the point DURING the debate took some real guts.

So impressive, this is a great man folks, please pray for him, we need him to go far, he is our last chance.

Video at the link.

[UKrepublican]

UKIP/Farage ping list - message for on and off.

[2ndDivisionVet]

“I am paying for this microphone, Mr. Green”

[RginTN]

Saw this event posted at a bbc bias site. Farage got no cheers from the audience. Clearly they were handpicked to help the Socialists. From what I read this constant Alinsky attack aimed at the UKIP is helping them. Not good for the LabLibCon party.

[BigEdLB]

That Farage has guts. Talk about going into the lions den.

[txrefugee]

Romney should have called out the Leftist Crowey,who blatantly rushed in to save Obama in the debate she moderated. He didn’t, and that revealed his lack of courage as a potential president.

[Lurker]

Well played, Nigel.

[Opinionated Blowhard]

"I just wonder, I'm curious can I get any recognition from any of you that the demand side of this equation is that a rapidly rising population due to open-door immigration, started by Ed Miliband's Labour parties in the 1990s, has directly contributed towards the housing crisis?"

He said this and then when he got a negative reaction, he said the audience didn't understand the issues and was too Left wing. That doesn't sound like an insult to me. It sounds like reality.

[PapaBear3625]

This is a model of how the Republican candidate should handle himself in the 2016 presidential debates.

[dadfly]

Lord, thank you for good men like Nigel in these evil times. strengthen him. help him to continue to confound and thwart the evil plans of the enemy. and please send him here to the US whenever possible. Amen.

[Prospero]

I caught the BBC segment on this debate, and Farage was correct. It was basically three socialists and the audience using Farage as a unifying agent of mutual hatred, a "spectacle" designed to marginalize British nationalism and mock any questioning of their EU consensus.

It was ghastly, even by BBC standards.

[HapaxLegamenon]

My take:

Plaid: We believe in Socialism. English people should pay into Welsh NHS, because we don't have enough £ to pay for all the things we want. We think homes should be owned by Welsh Councils but paid for by the English. Homes should not be assets of the people because that's not fair. UKIP is party of hate. We don't believe in hate unless it's the Tories whom we hate.

SNP: We don't want to be part of UK but we think EU is a great idea. It's time the English pay reparations to us for ending socialism under Margaret Thatcher. We denounce all forms of hatred unless it's for the Tories or UKIP. We would like to marry Labour as long as we wear the pants, make all the decisions and they make the English pay the bill.

Green: It's not easy being Green in the UK, especially if one was born in Australia. However, if the English pay the bill, it would be a good life. We denounce the hatred of UKIP. We can't emphasize how much we hate them and the Tories, especially Thatcher. We spit on her grave.

Labour: We are working real hard to regain your confidence. To that end, I have taken coaching lessons from Obama's election team. Hopefully it will go better for us than it did for Israeli Opposition. We agree with the others that hatred has no part in UK and we pledge our hatred for the hateful UKIP and Tories.

UKIP: Are you people serious?