Stephen Woolfe

You couldn't make it up. The guy who punched UKIP MEP Steven Woolfe is their defence spokesman Mike Hookem. He's already getting the nickname Mike 'Right' Hookem on the web. Some reports say he's still on the run, others that he's been arrested. Woolfe has apparently regained consciousness now thankfully. Typical UKIP. A party of thugs fighting among themselves like Millwall.

 

Their party is effectively dead, but their policies live on through the current Tory government. No need for two sets of the evil lovely personts.

 

I thought the application form to become a UKIP member was the same one they use for Millwall season tickets?

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Having an application form would imply that members could read *and* write - unless it was a joint application

 

This Woolfe guy looks an evil tw@t, would love to interview him misen.

He was bragging the Tory's off and on about defecting, so this other UKIP idiot dotted him, you just could not make it up.

 

Alf's brother Mike.

I don't think it's "typical UKIP" though, this is the first time anything like this has happened.

Was it "typical Labour" when Prescott and Eric Joyce were lamping people?

 

The Party is dead. I can't see big backers like Paul Sykes continuing to finance this rabble.

 

UKIP are imploding. It's a good job we have Jezza and the Labour party to carry on the good work.

 

I read somewhere the other day that hes thinking of going back to the Tories

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You must be joking. The party is full of the old BNP/National Front crowd, who were always up for a good ruck.

 

I object not all of them are idiots some are dickheads and there's an occasional knobjockey.

 

I don't think it is.

Name one UKIP MEP who was in the BNP or National Front.

I think you're thinking of the EDL.

 

The grass roots of the party is full of ex-BNP and some of their councillors are. Farage has admitted they haven't been able to vet people very well at local level. I said typical UKIP, not typical UKIP MEP.

 

Ed Miliband wanted to criminalise the hiring of some foreign workers, who would be defined as 'cheap foreign Labour'. Semantics.